Softly, so softly-yes By A N D R E W MOLLISON Friday Stanza one Softly Dawn-soft g i r l s and popcorn f u m e s slip by Beaumont Tower, yes, MICHIGAN on Gentle T h u r s d a y . Del the h e r m i t scans chalk flowers, STATE UNIVERSITY grownlng squirly flashes, on Grand R i v e r , yes, on Gentle T h u r s d a y . Hello, hi and glueckliche and glad and gliding b i r d s dip down to see the I love you on, yes, on Gentle T h u r s d a y . T h r e e o'clock. T h e rain r e - w r a p s the campus on a c r y s t a l m i s t on, yes, HOPKINS LEADS AFTER 3RD BALLOT on Gentle T h u r s d a y . Stanza two A-tlc, a - t a c T h e Union Jukebox, q u a r t e r - g o r g e d , Board deadlocked on chairman has hiccups, flaunts its r e p e r t o i r e In tiny 20-second snips, plays f i r s t the hits and then the flips and then the then the needle slips and once m o r e clips a 20-second strand of song and everybody sings along a s if nobody had a c a r e dieted that the voting would continue The f e m a l e seat went to Cindy Matt son on the second proposal was 4,205 in favor 'The ASMSU Student Board remained Men's h a l l A s s n . , but since he was not a and 2,173 against. while g i r l s with flowers in t h e i r h a i r for at least another four ballots. He who compiled 2,854 votes. deadlocked late into the night Thursday f o r m a l candidate for c h a i r m a n , it was T h u r s d a y J i m F r i e h l was elected Off play blocks and boys with cheeks aglow added that he didn't f o r s e e any real Both proposals Included on W e d - in its attempt to choose a new c h a i r m a n . counted a s an absention. T h e r e was also C a m p u s Council (OCC) p r e s i d e n t . F r i e h l chant soft, then loud, "Away we g o " u p s e t s , and hinted that when people dropped Greg Hopkins, newly elected senior one other absention. nesday's ballot passed. automatically a s s u m e s a seat on student on Gentle, y e s , on, yes, their r e s e r v a t i o n s , the r e s u l t s woulct be' m e m b e r at l a r g e , led a f t e r the f i r s t Voting was by s e c r e t ballot. board a s a r e s u l t of h i s election. on Gentle T h u r s d a y . favorable. T h e f i r s t ballot will allow ASMSU d e l e - t h r e e ballots with five votes. W.C. Blan- At the end. of the second ballot, Hop- m Other OCC o f f i c e r s for the coming y e a r Hopkins indicated that he was p r e - , gates to the National Student A ssociation ton, the other senior m e m b e r at l a r g e , kins had five v o t e s , Blanton, f o u r , Tung, a r e : Steve Ballance, v i c e - p r e s i d e n t ; Mau- Stanza t h r e e Harrumphy pared to spend the night t h e r e at Student (NSA) c o n g r e s s to endorse or r e j e c t received t h r e e v o t e s , and Art Tung, j u - t h r e e , and one absention. The f i r s t ballot r e e n Dugan, s e c r e t a r y ; and Berkley Bettis, See the chief Services if n e c e s s a r y . stands which NSA takes on national and nior m e m b e r at l a r g e of the outgoifig also gave Hopkins five, Tung, f o u r , and executive board m e m b e r . the chief of police international i s s u e s . board also received t h r e e . Blanton, t h r e e , with one absention. In the ASMSU all-University election T h e four ASMSU delegates to NSA who of Elkhart, Indiana. A f t e r the third ballot, Blanton p r e - Wednesday P e t e Ellsworth (4,859) and T h e r e was one vote f o r Bill L.ukens, T h e second proposal will l i m i t the also were elected a t - l a r g e W e d n e s d a y a r e : He met a hippy and gaped and took Harv Dzodin (2,109) won the junior seats. spending of student tax money to Issues G r e g Hopkins (3,064), Brad Lang (2,899), a yellow flower and with a look Dave Macomber polled 2,002 votes. directly connected with s t u d e n t s or T e r r y Mulchahey (2,824) and Cindy M a t t - of wot-the-hell 'FOLLOW UP W O R D S ' T h e senior seats went to G r e g Hopkins political I s s u e s d e a l i n g with Ingham son (2,782). he stuck the flower (5,110) and W. C . Blanton (4,952). County. Student b o a r d will appoint four m o r e in his lapel. B r a d Lang took the sophomore m e m b e r - The vote on the NSA proposal was delegates to the s u m m e r c o n g r e s s before T h a t ' s gentle-power, a t - l a r g e seat with 2,556 votes. the end of t h i s t e r m . Latin Americans told on Gentle, y e s , on, yes, 4,816 in favor 1,675 against. T h e vote on Gentle T h u r s d a y . J" 1 Stanza four Restrained Election take economic action ^ Gentle T h u r s d a y clothes a r e in the closet. results Gentle T h u r s d a y candy's eaten up. Gentle T h u r s d a y r e c o r d s r e s t PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay . f l - P r e s i - s t a t e . " T h e b a r r i e r s that deny the d r e a n . in jackets. dent Johnson urged the I n t e r - A m e r i c a n of a new America a r e s t r o n g e r than thei Senior members-at-large Gentle T h u r s d a y goblets now s u m m i t conference Thursday to follow up strongest among us, acting a l o n e . " w o r d s with quick economic action so Latin Against what amounted to an ultimatum a r e cups. G R E G H O P K I N S 5,110 A m e r i c a " m a y f l o u r i s h In f r e e d o m and f o r action by Johnson, P r e s i d e n t Otto Gentle T h u r s d a y pink balloons a r e broken. A r o s e m e n a of Ecuador sounded a d i s c o r - W . C . B L A N T O N 4,952 dignity." Gentle T h u r s d a y sentiments w e r e token. dant note, still intent on achieving a R o s s M a s t 2,228 At the climactic session of the con- Gentle T h u r s d a y was a game. M a r s h a l l Plan dollar give-a-way in place ference, Johnson urged his 18 Latin Everything today's the s a m e . of the cooperative Alliance f o r P r o g r e s s . Junior member-at-large A m e r i c a n colleagues to m a k e this " a Unless, u n l e s s . . . decade of u r g e n c y " in building a b e t t e r E x p r e s s i n g s u r p r i s e at conditions put and that u n l e s s , l i f e for t h e i r people. on U.S. aid d o l l a r s , the E c u a d o r e a n p r e s i - P E T E E L L S W O R T H 4,859 unless I m i s s my guess, dent noted underlying disagreement at e x p r e s s e s why we, yes, we, yes, we had a "If our r h e t o r i c Is not followed by H A R V D Z O D I N 2,109 the s u m m i t : " T h o s e attending this m e e t - D a v e M a c o m b e r 2,002 Gentle T h u r s d a y . a c t i o n , " he d e c l a r e d , " w e shall fail not ing a r e not completely In a g r e e m e n t . only the A m e r i c a n s of this generation but T e r r y C l m l n o 830 T h e truth is entirely to the c o n t r a r y . " hundreds of millions of o t h e r s . " P r o m i s i n g that the United States would To that moment, Ecuadorean s o u r c e s said, Arosemena still was toying with J a m e s E d l l n 254 R i c k F e l s l n g 205 Class was a gas be a " r e a d y p a r t n e r " in the effort to r a i s e R i c h a r d O e s t r l c h e r 1,419 A g a s leak In front of the P h y s i c s - M a t h B l d g . at 4:20 T h u r s d a y the idea of refusing to sign and summit the s t a n d a r d s of living of Latin A m e r i c a , D a v e P e n z 1,625 agreement. c a u s e d c l a s s r o o m s to be e v a c u a t e d . The I n s e t s h o w s a w o r k m a n Johnson continued: C h u c k R o s e 511 " T h e a s s i s t a n c e of my nation will be Arosemena d i f f e r s on the questions at the hole w h e r e the g a s w a s l e a k i n g . of U.S. aid, the t r a d e s t r u c t u r e which State N e w s p h o t o s by K a r l S c r i b n e r useful only as it r e i n f o r c e s y j u r d e t e r - r a i s e s b a r r i e r s to Latin products entering Female member-at-large mination and builds on your a c ' i i e v e m e n t s - U.S. m a r k e t s , p r i c e s paid f o r basic p r o - and only a s it Is bound to the growing FUNDS NEEDED ducts, and m a r i t i m e l i m i t s . unity of our h e m i s p h e r e . " C I N D Y M A T T S O N 2,854 It appeared the U.S. P r e s i d e n t , already P e n n y Kahn 2,295 'Collage' C a s s l e B e d d o w 1,695 O'Brien predicts mail tie-up on r e c o r d s with limited concessions on t r a d e and aid, had gone a s f a r a s he could r e g a r d l e s s of what Latin A m e r i c a The f i r s t i s s u e of " C o l l e g e , " the State Sophomore member-at-large decides. News' a r t s magazine, will be included " T h e r e m a y be s o m e honest d i s a g r e e - Still, recognizing ancient regional feuds WASHINGTON (£) — P o s t m a s t e r G e n - in Monday's i s s u e . B R A D L A N G 2,566 m e n t with my suggestion that the postal and special i n t e r e s t s that have until now e r a l Lawrence F . O'Brien, who wants to T h e magazine will highlight the p e r - T e r r y M u l c h a h e y 2,416 s e r v i c e b e c o m e a government c o r p o r a - defeated common Latin action, Johnson abolish the Post Office Department a s a f o r m i n g a r t s at MSU, and will include S t e v e B r o w n 1,617 t i o n , " O ' B r i e n told a Senate A p p r o p r i a - a s s e r t e d : " W e cannot escape f r o m our Cabinet agency, said today that a chaotic tions subcommittee. " B u t there can be no s h o r t s t o r i e s , e s s a y s , poetry and sketches. problems." tie-up of mail could s t r i k e any m a j o r d i s a g r e e m e n t about the need for adequate Two other i s s u e s of the magazine a r e " I n unity - and only In unity - is our scheduled f o r spring t e r m . city. funds If we a r e to move the m a i l . " s t r e n g t h , " he toid his fellow chiefs of Jack E. Burns O'Brien appealed f o r Senate r e s t o r a t i o n of nearly $72 million In post office a p p r o - Right answers decide C O . status priations cut by the House. Editor named Reserved seats g o n e for Wolverine V ^ - . _ uic- Hr-ofr to to participation participation in in w w aa rr In In any any ff oo rr m an m and to be classified C.O, can write his d r a f t 1. What f o r m s of f o r c e a r e you willing opposed to participation in noncombatant J a c k E. B u r n s , C r y s t a l F a l l s Junior, E D I T O R ' S N O T E : T h i s I s the to u s e , and in what c i r c u m s t a n c e s ? board and request Form 150, the special f o r m for C . O . ' s . Until the d r a f t board training and s e r v i c e in the Armed F o r c e s , for Davis concert last of a t w o - p a r t s e r i e s on c o n - 2. How f a r is it r e q u i r e d that you T h i s means you a r e unwilling to do h a t been named the 1968 Wolverine e d i t o r - sends an induction notice, the board must anything in the Armed F o r c e s , but you By 8:30 a . m . T h u r s d a y (30 minutes scientious objectors and the s e p a r a t e yourself f r o m such force as in-chief. His a p p o i n t m e n t was made send you Form 150 if so r e q u e s t e d , a n d a c t will do alternative s e r v i c e . a f t e r tickets went on sale for the Sammy you a r e not willing to use personally? T h u r s d a y by the Board of Student P u b l i c a - p r o b l e m s they face. on it if you r e t u r n it in t i m e . Davis J r . concert April 22) not one 3. Why do you m a k e these distinctions? T h e s e r i o u s p r o b l e m facing many C . O . ' s tions. You musl file the f o r m within 10 days r e s e r v e d s e a t was left. 4. What, If any, counterproposals would is posed in s e r i e s II of Form 150. The He will succeed J a y A r t h u r s , Solon, By E R I C PIANIN a f t e r receiving it. C.O. counselors e m - But unlike the last Popular E n t e r - you make In rejecting violence? f i r s t question i s , " D o you believe in a Ohio, senior, '66 and'67Wolverine editor. phasize the importance of keeping copies tainment c o n c e r t , featuring t h e S u p r e m e s , State N e w s M a n a g i n g E d i t o r It is Important that a C . O . make his Supreme B e i n g ? " B u r n s was chosen to edit the MSU of all correspondence with a d r a f t board, the tickets were not expected to sell out decision early — p r e f e r a b l y two y e a r s T h e second i s , " D e s c r i b e the nature yearbook on the b a s i s of plans submitted and answering all questions honestly and on the f i r s t day. T h e lines tapered off T h e Yiddish poet and c r i t i c E l i e z e r b e f o r e the possibility of being d r a f t e d , of your belief which is the basis of your f o r next y e a r ' s Wolverine. according to Rev. W a r r e n Day, a C.O. fully. by noon, and at 4 p.m. t h e r e were still G r e e n b e r g once told of an absolutist a d - claim made in S e r i e s I above, and state A hotel, r e s t a u r a n t and institutional c o u n s e l o r . Boards a r e m o r e apt to be- A C . O . can apply for one of two c l a s s - about 3,000 tickets left, according to pop- vocate of non-violence who, p r e s s e d hard whether o r not your belief in a Supreme management m a j o r , B u r n s began working lieve yo^ at that t i m e that if you file ifications: I - A - 0 and I-O. The f i r s t s a y s , u l a r entertainment officials. on whether, given the chance, he would Being involves duties which to you a r e on the general staff of the yearbook his t h r e e weeks before o r a f t e r you a r e by r e a s o n of religious training and belief, Students were in lines up to the fourth not kill Hitler, finally succumbed. " A l l s u p e r i o r to those a r i s i n g f r o m any human f r e s h m a n y e a r . He was editor In charge drafted. you a r e opposed to combat training and floor of the Union waiting f o r the box r i g h t , " he said. " I'd kill him—but under relation." of s e n i o r s f o r the last two Wolverines. a pseudonym. The Wesley Foundation at MSU plans s e r v i c e In the Armed F o r c e s . T h i s means office to open at 8 a . m . Some students H e r e the applicant's beliefs may not fit B u r n s begins his duties immediately. Counselors who advise young men on to establish a counseling clinic for C.O.'s you m a y s e r v e In the Army a s a clerk, even camped out in the Union all night into the q u e s t i o n n a i r e ' s seemingly narrow His f i r s t concern is to appoint the other the legal and p r a c t i c a l a s p e c t s of gaining in the n e a r f u t u r e . Its function would be a c h a p l a i n ' s a s s i s t a n t or in the Medical so that they would be a s s u r e d of choice limitations. If you answer " n o " to the m e m b e r s of the editorial staff. During conscientious objector c l a s s i f i c a t i o n , s u g - to furnish the right kind of information Corps. seats. .., . , f i r s t question, t h e r e ' s a good chance the die s u m m e r t e r m he will finish the gest that they ask t h e m s e l v e s the questions T h e second classification, I-O, says T h e p e r f o r m a n c e will be h e l d i n j e n i s o n to the men who a r e s i n c e r e in their board will throw out your application. planning f o r the '68 Wolverine. T h e gen- wvaty to be asked by t h e i r d r a f t b o a r d s . that by reason of religious training and Fleldhouse. beliefs. ( p l e a s e t u r n to the back p a g e ) e r a l staff will be selected in the fall f r o m . crucial questions a r e : Anyone who d e e m s himself qualified belief, you a r e conscientiously opposed returning staff and new r e c r u i t s . » STATI NEWS Kyle C. Kerbawy edltor-ln-chlef Eric Pianin, managing editor James Spentolo, campus editor Edward A. Brill, editorial editor Lawrence Werner, sports editor /IflöOßWGo TOV O Bobby Soden, associate campus editor Joel Stark Andrew Molli son, executive reporter advertising ma:iager William G. Papctak. asst. ad manager Friday Morning, April 14, 1967 EDITORIALS ASMSU curves the hours pitch In a l a s t g a s p p o l i t i c a l proposal i s drawn up, it g e s t u r e , the outgoing ASMSU can then be p r e s e n t e d to Student Board T u e s d a y night Fuzak, and the F a c u l t y C o m - threw an u n e x p e c t e d c u r v e mittee on Student A f f a i r s . to the s o f t - h i t t i n g AWS worn- It can be acted on and t r e a t - ens' house proposals. ed as a s o l i d student r e c - ommendation. ASMSU's intent was to l i b - e r a l i z e a r e p o r t that stopped Our p r i m a r y c o n c e r n i s short in its r e s t r u c t u r i n g of that the m o s t l i b e r a l h o u r s the w o m e n s ' hours s y s t e m . r e v i s i o n p o s s i b l e be put into Among its eight r e c o m m e n d - e f f e c t as rapidly as p o s - ed a m e n d m e n t s , the board s i b l e . But we a l s o are i n - s u g g e s t e d extending the " n o - t e r e s t e d in the p r o c e s s of h q u r s " p r i v i l e g e to s o p h o - the g u i d e l i n e s for student- m e m b e r s on the board, they s t u d e n t - i n i t i a t e d and s t u d e n t - m o r e s and all but f i r s t - t e r m initiated r u l e s , that a con- maintain, are f o r c i n g r e - revised regulations. frt shmen. f l i c t would c o m e , not b e - s p o n s i b i l i t y down the t h r o a t s AWS and the student b o a r d ;The e f f e c t of the b o a r d ' s tween the faculty and s t u - of i m m a t u r e young c o e d s . should r e s o l v e t h e i r d i f f e r - a c t i o n s , h o w e v e r , was to d e n t s , or the a d m i n i s t r a - The solution of this i m - e n c e s , b e f o r e the faculty o r tion and s t u d e n t s , but b e - passe must c o m e from stu- a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a r e f o r c e d to cHallenge the r u l e s - m a k i n g It's the MSU dolt. Wind it up and it expands d e n t s — f r o m AWS and the do it for t h e m . - T h e E d i t o r s p r o c e s s intended under the tween two student g o v e r n - and then breaks into little parts. A c a d e m i c F r e e d o m Report, ing g r o u p s . board. B e f o r e V i c e P r e s i - while c r e a t i n g a g r e a t deal AWS, for its own varying dent for Student A f f a i r s John o£ u n f o r e s e e n c o n f u s i o n . r e a s o n s , d o e s not want to Fuzak a c t s on the r e c o m - KYLE KERBAWY ^Apparently, it was n e v e r s e e the board c h a n g e s added m e n d a t i o n s , there m u s t be to i t s p r o p o s a l . The m a l e united student support behind A shiny dream d o o m e d ? anticipated, in drawing up one v e r s i o n of the p r o p o s a l . The h o u r s r e v i s i o n i s a Civil rights at home; student p r o p o s a l ; it should r e m a i n a student p r o p o s a l . Despite President Johnson's optimism over his proposed Latin American c o m - A m o n g the most Important hurdles blocking the president's efforts Is a strong nationalism almost throughout Latin Am- these duties; new tax measures, notably taxing the more well-to-do, would have to be instituted. If it m u s t be further d i s - erica. Because of this nationalism, c i t - mon market, chances of the plan reaching In the past, Latin American leaders are students serious? c u s s e d by c o m m i t t e e , this c o m m i t t e e should c o n s i s t of meaningful fulfillment appear slight. Some sort of formal resolution pledging support to Johnson's plan will undoubt- izens of various Latin American countries a r e unwilling and unable to cooperate with many of their neighbors. have paid lip-service to the need for tax revisions. But because of conservative p r e s s u r e s w i t h i n their countries, lip- AWS and ASMSU r e p r e s e n - edly be passed by the Latin American Underlying this nationalism a r e the service is all that has been paid. Past ef- Apartment renting t i m e , a s i o n has r e n e w e d his c o n - t a t i v e s only. heads of state meeting this week in Punta basic» differences In beliefs, culture, back- forts to bring tax revisions about have period in which the o f f - c a m - tract to l i v e in Cedar V i l - del Este, Uruguay. ground, geography and language that exist either failed or been non-existent. The end r e s u l t of the AWS But, In addition to the U.S. Senate's in Latin America. E a r l i e r attempts along similar lines pus r e s i d e n t c o m e s c o u n t e - lage. Thus, contrary to popular belief, the p i c - and student board p r o p o s a l s reluctance to send any open-minded c o m - have exposed additional problems for nance to countenance with So far the board has s e - mitment on the plan with Johnson, other ture of Latin America a s a universally Johnson's common market plan. In 1960 will m o s t l i k e l y be a c o m - major hurdles face the president In his similar a r e a is painted Incorrectly. " L a t - nine Latin American countries formed the up-repentant capitalism, is c u r e d an a g r e e m e n t f r o m p r o m i s e . AWS i s afraid to efforts to stimulate p r o g r e s s . in A m e r i c a , " a s such, does not exist. L a t i n A m e r i c a n F r e e T r a d e Area Wpll underway again. the U n i v e r s i t y not to approve Johnson's goal Is to weld 18 Latin Argentinians, for instance, donotgetalong (LAFTA). Set up to increase their trade ask f o r m o r e than they f e e l American countries Into one huge, 400 with Brazilians; Chileans do not get along area and, therefore, stimulate develop- Before l e a s e s are signed, P u l t e ' s h o u s i n g for m i n o r - i s p o s s i b l e to obtain; the million person trade block. Reports In- with Bolivians. These a r e Just two e x - ment, LAFTA was to remove trade b a r - students c o n s i d e r rent, aged s t u d e n t s . Now all that dicate that LBJ is prepared to pledge amples. r i e r s between participating nations by board i s r e l u c t a n t to ask cooperation that may involve an additional 1972. p a r k i n g , f u r n i s h i n g s and i s needed i s a g e n e r a l a g r e e - Moreover, many Latin American coun- for l e s s than what it s e e s $300 million in aid over the present $1 t r i e s still r e l y primarily on i m p o r t - e x - s e r v i c e s . But this y e a r an- ment among the s t u d e n t s not billion now being furnished through the port t a r i f f s for their government's r e v e - P r o g r e s s through LAFTA, however, has as r e a s o n a b l e been slowed and often blocked. While e v - other c o n s i d e r a t i o n should to s u b s i d i z e P u l t e ' s d i s - Alliance for P r o g r e s s . His aim is c o m - nue. A successful common market, of eryone says they want integration, no one A f t e r a unified student pletion of the market by 1985. course, will require the elimination of e n t e r in. crimination elsewhere by wants competition; countries have been making h i s E a s t L a n s i n g op- unwilling to make tariff concessions. OUR READERS' MINDS , William J. P u l t e , an ad- Each has sought to build industrial mitted d i s c r i m i n a t o r i n B i r - eration profitable. complexes a s a method of moving towards development; they have sheltered these Full time U' lea dership mingham, is leasing apart- H o p e f u l l y , MSU students attempts behind high protective tariffs. ments in his d e v e l o p m e n t , are s i n c e r e enough about Instead of complementing industries, then, Cedar V i l l a g e . Students who c i v i l r i g h t s to p a s s up the the countries participating in this indus- trial r a c e have competing industries. believe in open housing other admitted a t t r a c t i o n s A final b a r r i e r Is the wide-spread sjhould be disturbed enough of C e d a r V i l l a g e . More To the Editor: employees should devote full time and trust. Our top personnel contributes the reluctance among Latin Americans to creative thought to Michigan State U n i - good name of great public University participate whole-heartedly In a U.S. in- to p a s s up the opportunity hopefully W i l l i a m J. Pulte spired and dominated project. Such has 1 have observed with great Interest versity and Oakland. It Is not In the best through the office he holds a s a buoyant to l i v e t h e r e . will c o m e to the r e a l i z a t i o n your a r t i c l e s In the State News concerning interest of the people of Michigan for for private, corporate respectability. been the problem of the Alliance for the new Michigan "conflict of i n t e r e s t " University leadership to engage In p e r i - P r o g r e s s . T h e very fact that It is spawned ASMSU h a s urged that s t u - that d i s c r i m i n a t i o n , in the It is difficult to square corporate board by President Johnson with U.S. financial law, as It r e l a t e s to Michigan State Uni- pheral a c t i v i t i e s such as corporation membership with University a d m i n i s t r a - dents boycott P u l t e ' s h o u s - final a n a l y s i s , d o e s n ' t r e a l l y versity officials. I have been interested boards or other personal business a c - tion a s a plus for the University, when backing is certain to draw at least under- pay. in this a r e a of operation for a number of tivities which tend to " s p r e a d too thin" the-surface criticism and rejection. ing, though, oddly enough, frequently the corporations a r e antago- years, but feel that the legal aspects of their time and energy a s top officers. nist to appropriations for education In the The concept of Latin America united Art Tung, ASMSU r e p r e s e n - What d o e s it profit a man, conflict a r e beside the point. Therefore, it seems c l e a r to me that Legislative halls. This thereby puts the into a solid f r e e trade market is an e x - tative to the E a s t Lansing anyhow? My position is that top administrative Michigan's conflict of interest legislation University leaders In the awkward posi- citing one. Conceived and implemented, might legally clear an officer of conflict tion of appearing to be aiding the opposi- such a common effort would certainly Ffuman R e l a t i o n s C o m m i s - - - T h e Editors without removing the central issues of why tion. hold many answers to the problems of Excalibur scores S N he should not commit this time to boards My position as a T r u s t e e of Michigan gross underdevelopment in the nations to o r personal business activities. State University is simply that I do not the south. To the Editor: Graham bids farewell The following members of Excalibur wish to register their extreme dissatis- faction with the unnecessary and Inappro- The use of well-known names In higher education is a device used by many c o r - porations to give respectability to their feel that our Administrative personnel should give less than full time to the problems of leadership at Michigan State But the problem is that much more than an attractive goal Is needed to make good what Is now only a shiny political propo- sition. It is this lack of something more priate article regarding Jim Graham and companies. Quasi-public Institutions such University and Oakland University. that Is likely to inhibit Johnson's common to a long, hard year r his run-in With the law. Few people are a s utility companies and banks find this l a l r A. White helpful in creating broad-based public Trustee market plan. aware of the circumstances which s u r - rounds this unfortunate situation. ing a m o r e involved and pur- The State News Justified the article as Presentirli KRAMER'S SAFETY •: It's been a hard y e a r for necessary because of its newsworthy na- p o s e f u l student g o v e r n m e n t ture. It is our belief that the statement YOUR Jim G r a h a m . When the at Michigan State. One of the was neither newsworthy nor reflective of Headquarters c h a i r m a n of the board of a the character of Jim Graham. big r e a s o n s for this p r o g r e s s Jim is an individual and should be That's Us - L a r g e u n i v e r s i t y ' s student treated with the same fairness that other has b e e n the driving f o r c e g o v e r n m e n t tops off his c a - students enjoy in similar situations. Shoulder Children's BURGLAR of Jim G r a h a m . Jim has spent many long hours in the r e e r by getting a r r e s t e d for service of students, student government, Harnesses Seat Belt's ALARMS intoxication, it puts him at Under G r a h a m ' s l e a d e r - and the University. We would like to reg- $JJ95 ship, the student board has 65 i s t e r a vote of confidence in J i m ' s char- $ l g a s t in a v e r y inconvenient position. been one of the m o s t p r o - acter and a note of thanks for his con- tribution. $595 Installed Price ea. ea. g r e s s i v e and productive in Jim Sink > But one incident should not the h i s t o r y of student g o v - Clinton Jones lijur the recognition that Jim Daniel Bzovl A N D E V E R Y T H I N G E L S E TO K E E P YOUR e r n m e n t at MSU. Where it Philip A. Heald Gfraham has been a g r e a t John E. Mongeon C A R IN S A F E D R I V I N G C O N D I T I O N . . . A T has gone a s t r a y , it has done Marshall Rosenblum L A R G E S T D I S C O U N T S IN T O W N a s s e t to ASMSU and the u n i - s o in i t s m e a n s , not n e c e s - Eugene Washington v e r s i t y . ASMSU has m a d e sarily its ends. David L. Vorhees AUTO GLASS SERVICE-ALES& service - we Gary Dllley gjood p r o g r e s s in e s t a b l i s h - - - T h e Editors Joel Stark Set a New Pace Here! SPRING AIR-CONDITIONING The New Folk a r e coming and you won't want to m i s s MACHINE SHOP SALES & SERVICE. \ I'KANIIS them. Their sound Is exciting and unique. Make plans ELECTRICAL SERVICE ALL MAKES HAVE VOU (JÜHV, VÉS...I 0CI?i?öü)EC>THEM üJELL, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE now to see and hear The New Folk coming to MSU as BÉÉN USIN6 MV 7 VE6TERDAV TD DRACü BLUE?1UE BLUE 15 GONE.' 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 CRAYONS 6 OME PICTURES.... part of their nationwide tour of college campuses. Friday, April 21 "SERVING GREATER LANSING FOR 50 YEAR' I 8:00 p.m. - W h o l e s a l e & Retail - AUTO IM Sports Arena Admission $1.00 S p o n s o r e d by C a m p u s C r u s a d e f o r C h r i s t KRAMER ¿ 0 0 E. Kolamaiee ... . PARTS Phone 484-1303 Friday, April 14, 1967 3 Michigan State N e w s , East Lansing, Michigan NEWS Summit rhetoric f Campus summary needs Latin action W Center AP News Analysis A c a p s u l e s u m m a r y of the d a y ' s e v e n t s f r o m the By W I L L I A M L. R Y A N Associated Press. J>UNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay If; — T h e o r a t o r y Is o v e r , and t h e r e was a flood of it, now ational News it is up to Latin A m e r i c a . The United States has offered I what It could, within the limits 0 Moon bound Surveyor 3 is scheduled to blastoff f r o m Cape of its own p r o b l e m s , to help its Kennedy on Monday. Surveyor will scout a landing place f o r neighbors stave off economic and future U.S. a s t r o n a u t s . The satellite's second job is to scoop social d i s a s t e r . up lunar soil while scientists watch via S u r v e y o r ' s television The summit meeting, in the cameras. opinion of competent o b s e r v e r s on hand, has not been a f a i l u r e . 0 A witness at the Speck t r i a l testified Thursday that Richard Neither can it be judged an u n - Speck left a tavern at 12:15 o r 12:30 a . m . July 15, m o r e than, qualified s u c c e s s . Wounds r e - one hour a f t e r the state prosecuting attorney c l a i m s Speck main open and questions remain entered the townhouse where eight n u r s e s were s l a i n . S p e c k ' s unanswered., defense attorney has been trying to show that the f i n g e r - It is one thing to put down p r i n t s found in the townhouse could have been those of the common intentions in p a p e r . It n u r s e s : s i m i l a r to Speck's p r i n t s . Some f i n g e r p r i n t s in the is quite another to c a r r y them I townhouse have still not been identified; Speck's attorney out, given the multiplicity of is maintaining this shows someone else could have been in the house. divisions, Jealousies and In- View adjustment grained habits of p r o c r a s t i n a - P r e s i d e n t J o h n s o n a d j u s t s h i s g l a s s e s as E c u a d o r tions and avidity which have P r e s i d e n t Otto A r o s e m e n a a t t a c k s U . S . p o l i c y in W Sections of Midwest f a r m i ng states had a t e m p o r a r y break plagued this a r e a for many gen- in the drought condition?. Farts of Colorado, Kansas, Latin America at the P u n t a del E s t e , U r u g u a y , erations. N e b r a s k a , and Texas have received rain in the past two President Johnson has offered conference. U P I Telephoto days. But the drought is still far f r o m over with some crop something new * but not a g r e a t damage already done. deal, and in fact probably a good it was at the 1961 and 1962 That was the m e s s a g e in e; deal l e s s t h a n m a n y L a t i n A m e r i - Punta del Este c o n f e r e n c e s . ence. It was a stern one. The • E m p l o y e r s have" delayed negotiations on the tentative can l e a d e r s had wanted. For the United States and the ¡ture of Latin America depends. agreement they reached with the T e a m s t e r s I'nion T u e s d a y . On p a p e r , the 20 p r e s i d e n t s president of C h i l e , E d u a r d o F r e i , ,Aon how seriously it i- taken. The employer's -aid they wanted m o r e time to study their gathered at this sunny seaside it has been an uphill s t r u g g l e position, though federal m e d i a t o r s have requested meeting r e s o r t of the rich a r e p r e p a r e d to give this summit even the a p - Adenauer twice so f a r . The latest meeting had been scheduled for to begin a p r o c e s s of economic p e a r a n c e of a c c o m p l i s h m e n t . Wednesday. As a result t h e r e still a trucking t i e - u p . integration which can lead to a But the appearance is going In Chicago, a concerned Mayor Richard Daley volunteered Latin American common m a r k e t . to be f a r f r o m enough. It will his s e r v i c e s in the t a l k s . See page 11 The Latin Americans r e s i s t e d the U.S. plea for a s much speed now, as P r e s i d e n t Johnson s u c - cinctly pointed out, r e q u i r e a c - weakening ^ O p e n housing s t a t u t e s on the city and state level a r e in for • a s p o s s i b l e , so that even on p a p e r tion. And action in Latin America RHOENDORF, Germany — rough going. Voters in s e v e r a l cities have defeated open the common market p r o c e s s will on economic r e f o r m , a g r a r i a n Doctors kept anxious vigil over take until 1985. r e f o r m and in cooperation among Konrad Adenauer, the grand old housing proposals and an Associated P r e s s survey indicates But t i m e is a p r e c i o u s c o m - nations is not e a s y . man of West G e r m a n politics, i-imilar op,H)sition e l s e w h e r e . See page 6 modity In Latin A m e r i c a . Its e c o - "If o u r r h e t o r i c is not f o l - eriously 111 with flu and b r o n - ^ As-ociated P r e s s news analyst Bill Ryan says the summit nomic growth is in danger of being lowed by a c t i o n , " Johnson warned hltis. meeting in Uruguay has not been a failure,.but neither is it overwhelmed by its population the o t h e r l e a d e r s , " w e shall As medical bulletins reported i n c r e a s e . The Alliance for P r o g - fail not only the A m e r i c a n s of the 91-year-old f o r m e r chancel- an unblemished s u c c e s - . See page 3 r e s s instituted by P r e s i d e n t John this generation, but hundreds of lor w a s , weakening, his old 0 The 1966 presidential financing plan was defeated in the Senate Thursday 4S-42'. The House had already passed the F . Kennedy at this r e s o r t six y e a r s ago h a s helped e a s e the millions to c o m e . " friend, F r e n c h P r e s i d e n t C h a r l e s de Gaulle, wished him speedy r e - Country Set costuming bill, but the Senate attached a r e p e a l e r chat will force the dangers- but they still r e m a i n . covery. Pope Paul VI sent a s i m - bill eventually into a Senate-House conference. Yet, this conference has shown a subtle change in attitude. The P u b l i s h e d by the . t u d . n t a of Michigan S t . t r I ' n l v e r . t t y f v . r y c l . . . da> t h r o u g h o u t the y e . r .ltd . . p e c t . l W e l c o m e W««k Edition ilar m e s s a g e . A spokesman for the Christian for any kind of stalking 0 A Standing Ethics Committee passed the House m u s t e r very fact that so many Latin In S e p t e m b e r . S u b s c r i p t i o n r . t e $10 p e r y e . r . A u t h o r i s e d by the B o a r d of Student P u b l i c a - Democratic P a r t y said t h e r e had T h u r s d a y . The committee is to d r a f t a code of " s t a n d a r d s of American nations' l e a d e r s feel tion*. been no change in Adenauer's " G a m e P r e s e r v e " . . . . the c o o l e s t way to go M e m b e r Aaaoclated P r e s . United P r e s s official .:0".duct for m e m b e r s , o f f i c e r * , and employes of the f r e e to sass- Uncle Sam and take defiantly independent p o s t u r e s on I n t e r n . t l o n s l . Inlsnd Daily P r e s s A s s o c i a t i o n . A s s o c i a t e d C o l l e g i a t e P r e s s . Michigan P r e a . condition up to 5 p . m . f r o m the out after fashion trophies or to bag a rhino. H o u s e . " The 12 m e m b e r equally bi-partisan group can only morriing medical bulletin, which p r o p o - e legislation. S e e p a g e 11 economic m a t t e r s indicates a A a a o c l a t t o n . Michigan C o l l e g i a t e P r . . . As- soci stlon. said: " t h e o r g a n i s m ' s powers of White b u s h w a c k e r shirt of D a c r o n ® p o l y e s t e r - growth of confidence. Second c l a s s p o s t a g e paid at E . s t L a n s i n g . r e s i s t a n c e a r e declining. Heart cotton b a t i s t e i s stitched in clay. The better Mich. 0 A c h e m i - t testified Thursday that he could say "with T h e r e is an i n d i c a t i o n of E d i t o r i a l and b u s i n e s s o f f i c e s at 341 Student and c i r c u l a t o r y functions a r e reasonable scientific c e r t a i n t y " that the wife of D r . Carl change, too, in the fact thatwhile S e r v i c e s Building Michigan State L ' n l . e r a l t y to match the widely-belted culotte of clay E a s t L a n a l n g . Mich. weaker." Coppolino was killed by a drug injection. The c h e m i s t , Dr. politics and the p r e s e n c e of a Phon.a Editorial »S5-02S2 Newsmen saw two oxygen tanks Dacron - c o t t o n poplin, skirted with panels fi'ont C h a r l e s L'rr.berger, was the a s s i s t a n t whose findings on which Communist threat have played a being c a r r i e d into Adenauer's p a r t h e r e , Communism has been C U i . t r i e d Advertising Display A d v e r t i s i n g 3fis-*85t 353-6400 home during the afternoon. No and back. Shirt, 9.98. Culotte, 14.98. Matching D r . Milton Helper« based h i - .-imilar testimony y e s t e r d a y . Business - Circulstlon 3S5-829* Coppolino's defense had called f u r d i r e c t te-timony by the f a r f r o m a dominating issue a s aphlc 35 5- "»3 1 I official comment was available pith h e l m e t , 4.98. Jr. s i z e s . examining c h e m i s t , L'mberger. on this. a CAMPUS CENTER • EAST LANSfflG International News' THE WORLD'S FINEST AUTOMATIC CHANGER S Miss Ngo Dinh Le Thui, daughter of South Vietnam's •mer f i r s t lady, M r s . Ngo Dinh Nhu, was killed in an auto accident in P a r i s T h u r s d a y . She was 22. Le Thui was studying Shop Knapp's fëapflUt East Lansing Friday law In P a r i s . ® F r a n c h is launching a m a s s i v e effurt to keep oil slicks from the destroyed T o r r e y Canyon f r o m reaching French and Saturday 9:30-5:30 b e a c h e s . Nearly 200 naval and civilian ships will be used to STORE FOR MEN dump sawdust and -and on the floating patches of oil. Hope- fully, the coagulated m a s s of oil and sand o r sawdust will sink. 0 Follow up words with quick action so that Latin America may " f l o u r i s h in freedom and independence," President John-on urged the h e m i s p h e r i c summit conference in Uruguay T h u r s d a y . John-on p r o m i s e d the UJS, would be a " r e a d y p a r t n e r " in raising the Latin American standard of living. See page 1 • Despite use of troops in a pacification,campaign, the South Vietnamese can still field enough men to engage in a battle in the Mekong Delta . . . About 500 South Vietnamese were e n - CATALOG PRICE S99.50 gaged in a pitched battle Thursday with a l a r g e r Communist Farahpress WITH CHOICE f o r c e . South Vietnamese r e i n f o r c e m e n t s were on the way. 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I 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, April 14, 1967 Batsmen 'double' into Big 10 By G A Y E L W E S C H has lost Its Ail-American battery Behney evened his m a r k at 1-1 The home team must d e c l a r e Tom Binkowski is the fourth State N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r combination of pitcher Steve A r - with a f o u r - h i t t e r against Ball its starting pitcher f i r s t . leading hitter with a .273 m a r k , len, who went to the p r o s for a State last weekend. He has The reason for L i t w h i l e r ' s d e - while catcher H a r r y Kendrick hefty bonus, and catcher Chuck The Spartan baseball team pitched 28 and one-third innings s i r e to have the pitcher that is and shortstop Tom E l l i s a r e h i t - B r i n k m a n , who has graduated. opens the Big Ten season in a big and has a 2.86 ERA. most likely to hit on the mound ting .260 and .250 r e s p e c t i v e l y . way this weekend with the f i r s t of N e v e r t h e l e s s , the Buckeyes a r e Litwhiler said that the f i r s t - Richie Jordan and Steve Rymal would seem to be the somewhat four f o u r - g a m e weekends. known f o r their strong t e a m s and g a m e pitcher will depend on a n e m i c hitting his team has shown a r e hitting .200 and .140 r e s p e c - MSU w ill be at Columbus,Ohio, are considered definite title whether Ohio State pitches a right tively. to d a t e . today f o r a doubleheader with t h r e a t s by Spartan Coach Danny or left-hander. The Spartans have been getting Ohio State and then fly to B l o o m - Litwhiler. " K e n n e y hits better against MSU currently has just t h r e e their s h a r e of h i t s , but not with ington, Ind., for a doubleheader Litwhiler had a ready a n s w e r a left-ander and will pitch s t a r t e r s over .300, with c e n - men on b a s e , when the hits s c o r e with Indiana on Saturday. to the question of who'll be s t a r t - against a lefty f o r them while terfielder Tom Hummel the r u n s . The f o u r - g a m e weekend will be ing against the Buckeyes. Behney hits better against r i g h t - t e a m ' s leading hitter at .351. " I t ' l l be the Hawaiian Punch Bill Steckley is second at .323, "I'm disappointed with the the rule for conference play this h a n d e r s and will pitch the f i r s t y e a r , and nearly all Big Ten and the J e r s e y Bounce," he said. g a m e if they go r i g h t - h a n d e d , " while leftfielder John Walters Is t e a m ' s hitting," Litwhiler said* T r a n s l a t e d , that means senior hitting .308. " T h e pitching we've faced hasn't action will be held under this L i t w h i l e r said. righthander Dick Kenney, the been a s good a s what we'll have format. barefoot Hawaiian who has kicked to f a c e . Maybe against the b e t t e r The University of Michigan is *or the MSU football team the last pitching we'll hit b e t t e r too. I MSU*s travel p a r t n e r this w e e k - t i - e e y e a r s , and sophomore l e f t - certainly hope s o . " end and will be playing the s a m e hander Mel Behney, who halls / a n a E a s t o n , the sophomOre two t e a m s a s the Spartans but f r o m Verona, N J . right-hander who sut out E a s t e r n in r e v e r s e o r d e r . The other Big Kenney is 2-2 for the y e a r , Michigan Tuesday, will be one of Ten squads will swing into action has pitched 24 and t w o - t h i r d s the s t a r t e r s against Indiana, but next weekend while MSU, Mich- innings andallowed 11 earned r u n s the o t h e r is not d e t e r m i n e d y e t . igan, Ohio State and Indiana face nor-conference teams. f o r a 4.06 ERA. In his last "It'll probably be Mickey s t a r t he shut out Ball State on Knight o r Gary Smith in the o t h e r Ohio State is. the defending two h i t s ir. five innings of w o r k . g a m e , " Litwhiler- s a i d . " D e - Bi£ .:id NCAA champion, but pending on whether o r not I have to use Mickey in relief against Ohio S t a t e . " Soph starters Clay's lawyer makes Senior Bob P e t e r s o n , a r i g h t - hander who was to be counted on heavily this season, h a s c o m e M e l B e h n e y and Z a n a E a s t o n will be m a k i n g their f i r s t B i g Ten s t a r t s this w e e k e n d , a s s o p h o m o r e s . T h e S p a r t a n s open the c o n f e r e n c e s c h e d u l e with a double h e a d e r at O h i o State t o d a y and two g a m e s with Indiana, at I n d i a n a , S a t u r d a y . Supreme Court appeal down with a s o r e a r m and will not m a k e the t r i p . State N e w s p h o t o s by D a v e Laura AT SPARTAN STADIUM WASHINGTON (UPI) — H e a v y - Clay In Louisville. Covington weight Champion C a s s l u s Clay filed an appeal with the 6th C i r - appealed to the Supreme Court cuit Cpurt of Appeals in C i n - cinnati Thursday, citing the s a m e 'Young' gridders tested Thursday to prevent his Induc- tion into the Army on April 28. legal a r g u m e n t s he used In his Clay's attorney, Hayden C. S u p r e m e Court b r i e f s . Covington, also asked the court He asked that the draft boards to direct a lower three-Judge In Louisville and Houston be in spring's 1st scrimmage federal panel to d e t e r m i n e If the b a r r e d f r o m ordering Clay to entire selective s e r v i c e law is r e p o r t until at least his higher unconstitutional. court appeals can be made. The champion, whose April 25th fight with Floyd P a t t e r s o n In challenging the Selective was cancelled Wednesday, is Service System, the brief c o n - scheduled to r e p o r t for s e r v i c e tended the law is vague and on April 28 at Houston. Indefinite and that it gives u n - Harder workouts By JOE M I T C H u p s , consisting of all r e t u r n i n g varsity players. a s t a r t e r l a s t season, P r u i e t t an alternate. Nick J o r d a n and C h a r l e s B a i - ley, the only r e t u r n i n g r e g u l a r s Federal District Judge J a m e s limited discretion to the P r e s - State N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r T h e offensive l i n e - u p : Ron R a n l e r i will be the c e n t e r , from l a s t s e a s o n ' s defensive F . Gordon ruled recently against ident and the governor of a George B a l t h r o p and D i c k S h a r k e y are doing team, will be at the tackle spots. MSU F o o t b a l l Coach Duffy Al B r e n n e r , a sensation In his taking o v e r f o r L a r r y Smith, who s t a t e to d e t e r m i n e which d r a f t e e s e x t r a d i s t a n c e w o r k in t r a c k p r a c t i c e t h i s s p r i n g , Daugherty will get his first At g u a r d s Will be Jack Zindel sophomore y e a r l a s t fall at a h a s dropped out of school. shall be called. s i n c e both will be M S U e n t r i e s in the t h r e e - m i l e . chance, Saturday afternoon, to left end position, will move to the In the backfield, J i m m y Raye and Clint Meadows. Meadows is Covington said t h e r e was d i s - P r e v i o u s l y , B i g T e n a t h l e t e s r a n the t w o - m i l e d u r i n g test the r e p l a c e m e n t s he h a s right side vacated b y A l l - A m e r i - will r e t u r n at q u a r t e r b a c k w h e r e the biggest p l a y e r on the s t a r t - crimination again s i Negroes In the s p r i n g schedule, but In o r d e r to c o n f o r m with chosen to fill the holes vacated can Gene Washington. he r a n and p a s s e d MSU to a Big ing defensive t e a m , at 6 - 4 , 224 the m a k e - u p of most draft b o a r d s , N C A A m e e t s a n d the O l y m p i c G a m s s , the l o n g e r by 18 lost l e t t e r m e n . Playing left end will be M a u r - T e n title l a s t s e a s o n . pounds. claiming t h e r e w e r e only two T h e Spartans a r e scheduled Bob L a n g e will handle the m i d - r a c e h a s been added. ice Haynes, who h a s been a non- His backfield m a t e s will be N e g r o board m e m b e r s In the to engage in a two-hour s c r i m - l e t t e r w i n n e r f o r the p a s t two Dwight L e e and F r a n k W a t e r s dle linebacker position. e n t i r e State of Kentucky. Spring track opens m a g e in Spartan Stadium, the f i r s t years. a t halfbacks and Reggie C a v e n d e r In the s e c o n d a r y , the Spartans Free to heavy contact of s p r i n g p r a c t i c e . At the tackle spots will be a t fullback. have p l a y e r s who w e r e used f r e - SPRING WEEKEND The s c r i m m a g e will be run The defensive line-up: quently last s e a s o n . Bob Super Tony Conti and Roger R u m i n s k i . SPECIAL MSU on a controlled b a s i s , according will be t r i e d at the r o v e r b a c k with Federation run Conti w a s a s t a r t i n g guard last George Chatlos and Mike M a - to Daugherty, with the offense y e a r but h a s moved to tackle hady will b e at the defensive position vacated by A l l - A m e r i c a n F r i . a n d Sat, o n l y given a c e r t a i n number of plays end positions. Chatlos s p o t t e d d e - George Webster. Students w h e r e t h e , S p a r t a n s a r e lacking In which to s c o r e . a n abundance of p l a y e r s . partlng Bubba Smith and P h i l T h e t h r e e deep backs will be T H E NEW L.P. BY THE By N O R M S A A R I " I t will be a full tilt s c r i m - P a u l Lawson, D r a k e G a r r e t t and Dave Techlin and Mitch P r u i e t t Hoag last season, while Mahady B L U E S MAGOO'S State N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r m a g e , " Daugherty s a i d . " F u l l will s t a r t a s g u a r d s . T e c h l l n w a s was on the r e s e r v e t e a m . Sterling Armstrong. 25© to others E L E C T R I C COMIC BOOK MSU e n t r i e s will not be lacking competition this Saturday at the tilt, except punting and kicking. We haven't worked on that y e t . " Forget 'wait till next year/ ;A new booklet, published by a Michigan F e d e r a t i o n t r a c k and field m e e t , at Ann A r b o r . Since spring p r a c t i c e opened non-profit educational founda- MONO O v e r 400 athletes will be running in the day-long a f f a i r , with T u e s d a y , Daugherty and his staff tion, tells which career field lets STEREO S p a r t a n e n t r i e s competing in four r e l a y events, five field events of eight a s s i s t a n t s have been p u t - you m a k e t h e b e s t use of all and f o u r individual r a c e s . ting o v e r 100 v a r s i t y candidates your college training, including Tigers picked for pennant The m i l e r e l a y will be one of the top r a c e s f o r MSU since the through d r i l l s and acquainting liberal-arts courses —which team will be competing to break the 3:13.6 v a r s i t y mark set during t h e m with the various offensive career field offers 100,000 new the winter season. Coach F r a n Dittrich will chose his quartet and defensive s y s t e m s . jobs every year —which career f r o m Don C r a w f o r d , Rick Dunn, John Spain, Das Campbell and Pat It w a s the l a r g e s t turnout f o r field produces m o r e corporation Wilson. s p r i n g p r a c t i c e In recent y e a r s , Both a r e w o r k h o r s e s with p r i m e Sox and Adolfo Phillips of the NEW YORK — Baseball's Chicago Cubs. presidents than any other—what In the t w o - m i l e r e l a y , Wilson, Dean Rosenberg, Roger Merchant Daugherty said. r e c o r d s o v e r the l a s t few s e a - b e s t bets f o r 1967: starting salary you can expect. and Spain will be facing an exceptionally f a s t entry f r o m the Uni- B e s i d e s the 22 r e t u r n i n g l e t - sons. Most walks i s s u e d — Tony The P e n n a n t s — P i t t s b u r g h P i - Just send this ad with your n a m e v e r s i t y of Michigan. Merchant and R o s e n b e r g will team with Dale t e r m e n and over 60 r e s e r v e s Runs batted In—Frank Robin- Cloninger of Atlanta, who led r a t e s and Detroit T i g e r s . T h e and address. T h i s 24-page, Stanley and Art Link In the f o u r - m i l e r e l a y . f r o m last y e a r ' s t e a m , a hand- son and Hank Aaron who hit often Nationals In w a l k s and wild Bucs have the bats and just about career-guide booklet, "Oppor-| DISC SHOP Dittrich h a s named Steele, C r a w f o r d , Dunn and C a m p b e l l to run ful of " w a l k - o n s " who had not enough pitching a r m s to m a k e it and have t e a m m a t e s who get on p i t c h e s a y e a r ago, and Sam M c - Dowell of the Indians. t u n i t i e s in S e l l i n g , " w i l l b e 323 E. GRAND RIVER the f a s t q u a r t e r - m i l e r e l a y . gone out for f r e s h m a n football base. a l l the way. T i g e r s lack speed mailed to you. N o cost or obli- L e d by indoor Big T e n c h a m p i o n s Roland C a r t e r in, the pole p a r t i c i p a t e d In s p r i n g d r i l l s . Top r o o k i e s — R e g g i e Smith, Walks by b a t t e r — H a r m o n Kil- (OPEN EVENiwGS but have good blend of pitching gation. Address: Council on O p - vault and Mike B o w e r s in the high jump, Spartans will be entered Boston Red Sox outfielder, and lebrew of the T w i n s , Ron Santo UNTIL 9 y and power with good chance to portunities, 550 Fifth A v e . , N e w in the full s e r i e s of field e v e n t s . " W e had fifty w a l k - o n s that take o v e r B a l t i m o r e ' s top spot. L e e May of Cincinnati, a f i r s t of the C u b s . York 36, N . Y „ PHDNE 351-5380 Joining C a r t e r will be J i m Stewart and John Wilcox, while Alan a t t e n d e d our football m e e t i n g , " baseman. Most different ways to l o s e a Batting leaders—Hank Aaron Mlabach will also be high Jumping. Dennis Lamb and J o e Auffrey Daugherty s a i d . "If they all show C o m e b a c k s — T o m m y Davis of game—New York M e t s , p e r e n n i a l of the Atlanta B r a v e s and Tony Win a free trip will both be in the shot put and d i s c u s , and C r a w f o r d will long jump up w e could have 115-120 out the New York Mets, a r e f u g e e m a j o r league l e a d e r . OUva of the Minnesota T w i n s . and t r i p l e jump. f o r spring practice. f r o m the L o s Angeles Dodgers, Best I n d o o r team—Atlanta Anything Henry wants, h e ' s likely C h a r l i e P o l l a r d , Steve Derby and Mlabach will enter the 120- " T h a t ' s unusual today to have and Rick R e l c h a r d t of the C a l i - B r a v e s who love to play In H o u s - to get and they say he w a n t s this home to get y a r d high h u r d l e s , with Gene Washington out of competition because so many out. If we don't give f o r n i a Angels. Rick had a good ton A s t r o d o m e . one. OUva makes it t h i r d crown of a r e c e n t hand operation. t h e m t e n d e r s , they don't think b a s e b a l l y e a r in ' 6 6 a s f a r a s Best (or worst) d r e s s e d t e a m - in four y e a r s In the big l e a g u e s . Bob Steele, NCAA champ and one of the w o r l d ' s ranking 440- w e ' r e i n t e r e s t e d in them and they It w e n t . He l e f t in July f o r a Kid- Kansas City Athletics. money! y a r d intermediate h u r d l e r s , will be running his speciality for the don't c o m e o u t . " Home r u n s — F r a n k Robinson ney o p e r a t i o n . Roughest m a n a g e r i a l j o b — f i r s t t i m e this s e a s o n . of the Orioles to repeat, in the Stolen b a s e s — L o u Brock of the Ralph Houk of the Yankees, who S a t u r d a y ' s s c r i m m a g e will be Rounding out the MSU e n t r i e s a r e Dick Sharkey and George A m e r i c a n League. Willie Mays S t . Louis C a r d i n a l s to r e p e a t over p r e s i d e d over l a s t y e a r ' s r e c o r d devoted p r i m a r i l y to testing r e - Balthrop in the t h r e e - m i l e and E r i c Z e m p e r and Link in the s t e e - 10th p l a c e f i n i s h . (Or enough Sprite to p l e c h a s e . Both distance r a c e s will be run, for the f i r s t time, in turning v a r s i t y p l a y e r s a n d m e m - of San F r a n c i s c o or Aaron In the National. M a u r y Wills, ex-Dodger now a P i r a t e , and B e r t C a m p e n e r i s of E a s i e s t m a n a g e r i a l Job—What e r s of last f a l l ' s f r e s h m a n t e a m . throw a loud party every the Big T e n championships this y e a r . It is doubtful that any w a l k - Most pitching v i c t o r i e s — J u a n K a n s a s City, who r a r e l y gets all 20 would like to have but night for a semester.) i . . . 1 ..... .. I ons will s c r i m m a g e . M a r i c h a l of the Giants and J i m caught. probably never will. 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I was serving. That wind was really getting to me, but I a new trend in s p o r t s r e p o r t i n g when he t r i e d out f o r the Detroit L i o n football team. A s s o c i a t e S p o r t s ignored it. Rugby 1s a sport very similar ing a " B " team to Notre Dame, I got my f i r s t point in the second game, and it was a beaut. to football. T e a m s have been since enough interest has been E ditor D e n n i s C h a s e c h a l l e n g e d S p a r t a n Chock B r a i n - I returned Brainard's shot, and he hit the ball wide and a r d to a match. The r e s u l t is r e c o r d e d below. known to tie in football, rugby created to field another squad. out of bounds. I said to myself, "No. 1 huh? T h a t ' s c l o s e . " No substitutions are allowed in too. By D E N N I S C H A S E Really, he didn't scare me at all. Someone once said that Both Notre Dame and MSU rugby, so only the starting 15 Associate Sports Editor they all put their shoes on one leg at a time. I figure that's have rugby clubs undefeated thus men d r e s s for each game. about right. far In the spring season. And For rugby followers, it is I think it waslast week that I decided to whip Chuck Brainard. The third game went fast. I slipped on the court and missed " S u p e r - S aturday." Alabama they meet each other at Notre I mean, what the heck, so he's No. 1 on the tennis team. No. 1. one point, then Brainard grunted when I went to hit a shot. does not play rugby. Dame this Saturday. Big deal. I was really going good when he did that. I figure he did it "We are going down to win I figure it this way. Anyone can beat anyone. You know7 just to make me nervous. Hah. It Just showed he was nervous. though," MSU Coach Neville I mean, I've always had this dream about playing Pancho Gonzales in a tennis match. I'd probably lose and all but, what the heck, anyone can beat anyone. He bothered me, but I Just kept on playing my normal game. I don't need to stoop to that. Now it was my serve, and I was mad. Doherty said. "MSU does not play for ties, we are undefeated Stickers test tough so far this season and hope to So I said to myself, wouldn't it be something if I walked I got my second point in the fourth game. Brainard hit keep it this way." onto the tennis court, me a State Newser and all. and whipped another shot wide and whoom! T h e r e I was, back in the Without the press build-ups saddle. He killed me on his next two serves though. 1 mean, opponents Chuck Brainard, the best tennis player at Michigan State. and national ratings that their So I challenged him. Really. I said, "Brainard, 1 want to play 1 didn't even see 'em. How can a guy play if he can't see? counterparts in football en- you." Just like that. But now I figure I'm in good position. I was down 4-0, Joyed, the two rugby clubs c o m - You should have seen his face. Boy was he scared. No. 1. sure, but if I Just beat him normal no one would say any- pete this Saturday in what Do- thing. But if I come storming back from a 4-0 deficit, like The MSU Lacrosse Club faces Hah. Big deal. herty feels will be "a real hard Tony Tearbart did In the Wimbledon, well, then, that's some- a big challenge this weekend at Besides, I didn't like him anyway. He doesn t walk, like fight. They will undoubtedly be thing. Right? the Notre Dame Invitational L a - normal people. He struts. Kinda like he's got a cape hanging the roughest team we face this Brainard hit a couple shots into the net and 1 was leading, crosse Tournament. from his neck. You kftow the type. They're good. They know it. season, but we won't quit." 40-15. One more point and I win the game. Then that wind They open the tournament And he's only a sophomore. I mean, what's a sophomore The MSU ruggers bring a 2-0 against Denison University, who .. started kicking up. And that cheat Brainard started hitting doing on the tennis team. No experience. Now take me. I record, including a 25-3 victory had a 1966 record of 9-1, then the ball into the wind just hard enough so that it spun back played on my high school team for three years. Got to be over Indiana University last face Ohio State tomorrow. The ' onto the court. I couldn't follow the ball. He must've got pretty good. Got three letters. Who's Chuck Brainard? Nothing weekend, to South Bend. Doherty Buckeyes had a 14-0 record last four straight points that way. feels the Indiana game gave his but a sophomore. Well, the sixth game was nothing. I got my sixth point, year. - rookies enough experience to play And he's chunky. Heck, he must weigh 150. Slow as molasses. So we volleyed for a while, just to get warmed up. I didn't but I didn't really care. I was tired, and Brainard stole the game anyway. I figure, what's the use of playing the guy? Chase meets 'match9 the physically larger and school- " T h e s e two games mean a _ - great deal to our hopes for a supported Irishmen. He was need it. But he looked a little rusty. And scared. It was kind You can't win. D e n n i s C h a s e d i s p l a y s h i s f o r m as he r e t u r n s especially pleased with Kent, successful 1967 season," Coach of windy and cold, but I wore shorts. Any good tennis player So big No. 1 strutted off the court like he was Diamond a shot in a match with Chuck B r a i n a r d . B r a i n a r d Harder, Willie Dunlap and Lin Gordie Kirkland said. "Both op- knows that you gotta wear shorts. Jim Brady or something. I thanked him and all, but I mean, is the No. I p l a y e r on the S p a r t a n tennis team. ponents are varsity clubs and Feur, all of whom scored trys, Then I said, "You s e r v e . " Just like that. P a r t of my what can you say to a guy like that? You know? I mean, I we would like to make a good C h a s e b a r e l y made the State News s p o r t s staff. or touchdowns, against the Hoo- strategy. 1 figure, if he serves first, and I win the game, that 11 could've easily beat him. Really. So he's No. 1. Big deal. State N e w s photo by Bob B a r i t showing to build up momentum slers. demoralize him. Always thinking. You Sona think in this Damn wind. for the rest of the season. Also, Feun Injured his shoulder but we have never beaten a varsity, world. He warmed up a couple times and then I said, Ready? is expected to be able to start opponent. A little Tang Soo Do at his scrum half position. "It is just a matter of the. Doherty also noted the excel- team believing in itself and over-, lent play of Kirk Louis in the coming attitude problems that scrum last weekend. Louis, a have affected the club in the hooker who scored his first try p a s t . " goes a long way in three y e a r s of competition Denison has won all of their . against Indiana, has been named three games this season while game captain. Ohio State is 1-0. MSU is also The ruggers also plan on tak- 1-0. Many sports a r e concentrated Breaking b r i c k s may seem are six degrees one must pass on defense. T h e r e Is one, how- spectacular, but it is relatively to attain a black belt. In descend- ever, that is purely offensive in easy, according to Michael J. ing order, sixth through fourth nature—karate, Korean style. Johnson, Emmaus, Pa., senior degrees a r e designated by a white Tang Soo Do, the a r t of empty and assistant to Parsons. belt. hand fighting, Is taught every "A person can break bricks Third though first degreewear Monday and Wednesday in the long befoe he becomes proficient a blue belt. Next comes first Men'8 Intramural Building as in k a r a t e , " Johnson said. "It is degree black belt. ¡ítíSmMü' the ultimate in offensive attack. mainly a matter of confidence." Black belt ascends in order 1 Robert L. Parsons, Lansing In the beginning class, club to sixth degree. Fourth degree lisi,: . iiÉSÂÂâ is reached during the peak of graduate student and karate in- members learn the basic tech- structor, explains that " m a x i m i - niques of the hand punches and the physical ability and experience. zing one's own strength and mini- kicks. mizing an opponent's strength is He then puts these actions into the basic thought underlying k a r - a form similar to a ballet com- Beard leads ate tactics." bining certain kicks and punches Parsons, a police administra- into combinations. This is called 'Champions' tion graduate, has been involved the " k a t a . " LAS VEGAS, NEV. (UPI)--The Korean karate in karate for four y e a r s . He has been In the f i r s t degree black Free fighting, or sparring, is the final step in the beginning nation's top pros played catch-up golf today a s they chased f i r s t - Two m e m b e r s of the K a r a t e Club rip into each other in a d e m o n s t r a t i o n of the belt classification for two years. course. All punches and kicks round leader Frank Beard in STORE HOURS: M O N D A Y THRU S A T U R D A Y T a n g Soo Do method. It is taught e v e r y M o n d a y and Wednesday in the M e n ' s I . M . The Korean karate club has a r e pulled; that is, contact is quest of prizes in the $100,000 9:30 A . M . TO 5:30 P . M . — been In existence for four years. not made. Tournament of Champions. W E D N E S D A Y NOON UNTIL 9 P.M, Since Parsons has taken over, it The 27-year-old Louisville In the Intermediate stage, there has become Independent of the .slugger turned in a sparkling Is contact. There is also protec- Improved Spartan golfers judo club. tive body a r m o r . Punches are six-under-par 65 to grab a two- "Judo and karate a r e actually thrown with half power. stroke lead Thursday in the f i r s t o p p o s i t e fighting techniques," round of the exclusive tourna- The advanced members reline said Parsons. "Whereas karate ment which ends Sunday with a and polish their style. open season at Lafayette if offensive, Judo is basically $20,000 payoff to the winner. defensive. Anything happening to In Pukang Tang Soo Do, there an opponent in Judo Is the result of defending oneself." The MSU golfers play, the first last y e a r ' s squad. Better balance, bell; juniors John Bailey, Steve Four major styles of karate of nine regular-season meets Saturday at Lafayette, Ind. The pretty good depth and dedication a r e the chief qualities of the Benson and AlThiess.and sopho- more Harry Murphy. All except a r e Chinese, Japanese, Oklnawan and Korean. The Korean karate COUNSELLORS Spartans' opponents include: Cin- t e a m , " GolfCoachBruceFossum Murphy are letter winners. club here follows the style de- cinnati, Kentucky, Marshall, Ball Fossum also mentioned that veloped by monks In the Pukang said. Positions available as instructors for men and women State and the home team, Purdue. Fossum said that man-for-man Dick Hill, Denny Hankey and a r e a , north of Diamond Mountain George Buth all played excel- In Korea. qualified in Horseback Riding, Crafts, Nature, Drama, With only two of nine meets Purdue is favored to win the Pioneering, Music, Dance and Athletics at Camp Se- opener although they only fin- lent golf under trying conditions In the Korean style, the foot at home this spring, MSU's golf- quoia, Rock Hill, N.Y. Interviews on Campus April 14. ished seventh in the Big Ten Meet during a playoff for the sixth as a useful weapon is emphasized e r s will have to compensate for last y e a r . starting position. more than in the other three the disadvantages of a traveling The Boilermakers have four Forecasting the outlook on the styles. The theory of punching team. of their top six lettermen r e - Big Ten Fossum said, " E v e r y and kicking also d i f f e r s . The Spartans' first six meets turning and a r e known for fine team is capable of winning it. There are two s c h o o l s of a r e on the road before they open My favorite is Purdue but Mich- their home schedule May 10 tournament performances. thought In karate. One advocates igan could win because of the 60*66Pi against arch-rival Michigan. Purdue was the 1965 team the rougiing of the hands. I"he champion and has two 1965mem- home advantage." other, which Parsons supports, Although the Spartans lost their April 16, bers on the present team. The Big Ten champion is d e - deals In theory. If one knows two top players from last y e a r ' s termined by the Big Ten Meet the theory, he can c a r r y out m team, MSU is expected to im- The Spartan traveling squad consists of: senior co-captains which will be played at Ann Arbor the actions just as well. prove. May 19-20. " T h e team looks better than Sandy Mc Andrew and Troy Camp SUNDAY HAMBURGERS SPRING EDITION SPECIAL .Red Cedar Review Regular Price .90 7 9 Imagine! TWO double- the literary magazine you publish stacked BIG SHEF S A N D W I C H E S for only 79$! (regular 45$ each) BIG SHEF two juicy. 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Homer (Near Frandor) PIN M O N E Y DRESSES 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS F r i d a y , April 14, 196 ORDINANCES VOIDED Voters nix housing lows in Jackson, Louisvi lie this year In some localities, and sorting to referendums to knock NEW YORK f: — State and city statutes aimed at racial a survey showed that similar them out. discrimination In housing - a proposals elsewhere a r e in for The city commission of Jack- major cause of Negro unrest - a rough trip. son, Mich., passed an ordinance faced strong white opposition last fall making it illegal to dis- from coast to coast Thursday. In some areas where antl-dls- criminate In the sale or rental proposed open housing laws crlmlnatlon measures have of housing on the basis of reli- already have been beaten back been adopted, opponents a r e r e - gion, race, color or national o r i - gin, in a referendum last T u e s - day, voters voided the measure, by a count of 5,826 to 2,886. In Louisville, Ky., the defeat of an open housing ordinance at Profs write book a meeting of the board of alder- men Tuesday brought a threat of marches, picketing and sit- Spring rites ins during Kentucky Derby week on money theory next month. Negro comedian Dick Gregory, Happy C h a l k e d s i g n s on pavements wished students a T h u r s d a y , while other students celebratedth® A new book that develops a new and Educational Psychology were who had led demonstrators In day in v arious ways. theory of money and prices has Laurine E. Fitzgerlad,professor favor of the ordinance, declared: State News photos by Paul Schleif and Glenn Owen been written by two Michigan and assistant dean of students, " I don't think horses should have _ State professors of economics. J a m e s W. Costar, professor, and m o r e dignity than human beings.'' "Money, Wealth and Economic Norman Kagan, associate p r o - Last month the Maryland gen- Weekend provides remedies for spring fever Theory," written by Boris P . f e s s o r . eral assembly enacted an anti- Pesek and Thomas R. Saving, Arvo E . J u o l a , p r o f e s s o r , e v a l - discrimination law which applies was written largely for p r o f e s - uation services, was also elected. to housing completed after June sional economics and graduate • • * 1. A group of opponents, styling students, Walter F . Johnson, professor themselves as defenders of If the old adage, "Variety Is Fonda, will be shown at 7 and 9 states' rights said they would Hall mixer from 8:30 to m i d - Pesek has been à member of of education, will receive the the spice of l i f e , " Is correct, p.m. petition for a referendum. night Saturday. the MSU faculty since 1957.Saving University of Minnesota's highest this weekend ought to be pretty Shaw will hold a mixer f r o m The MSU Cycling Club Is spon- came to MSU in 1961. Both p r o - alumni award today, the Out- f e s s o r s received their doctorates standing Achievement Award. In the state of Washington a s p i c y " as far as activities go. 9-12 tonight with entertainment similar measure has been passed ^ e ^ i n g " f r o m " ^ evemng'ot provided by the Mutations. Entertainment soring a 15 mile bicycle ride on Sunday. The excursion will start He will be honored for his by the legislature and signed by h o r r o r readings to a 15-mile from the University of Chicago. The book was published by the contributions to guidance and the governor. The Seattle Ad- bicycle ride will be happening. Cornel Wilde, will be shown at personnel education. visory Homeowners Committee, "The Naked P r e y , " starring This Weekend at the Men's I.M. at 2 p.m. and travel to Lake Lansing and back. Macmillan Co. T h i s afternoon at 4, Phillips 8 tonight in St. John's Student • •in •January. By V A L E R I E ALBERTS Everyone is welcome. The award will be presented which opposes it, Is seeking the Hall will have a TG In their low- Center. '*The Maltese Falcon," s t a r - William M. Seaman, professor at the annual meeting of Mln- required 50,011 signatures of reg- e r lounge with the Off-Hour Rock- T h e r e will be a senior voice - ' s College of Education istered voters on petitions to e r s performing. Admission is recital at 8:15 tonight In the ring Humphrey Bogart and Peter of classical languages, has been i)c L o r r e will be shown at 7 p.m. awarded a Fulbright Lectureship Alumi.i Association in Minnea- f o r c e a referendum. 10^, which will be donated to Music Auditorium. transformed into "The Black the P a c i f i c , " will be shown at polis, at which Johnson will be Republican Gov. Raymond P. the Student T e a c h e r s ' Education Sunday in 31 Union. in Egypt. The r e c o r d concert s e r i e s R a t " coffee house from 8:30 to 8 p.m. Saturday in the Audi- Shafer of Pennsylvania had dif- Program (STEP). "Who's Afraid of Virginia Seaman, a member of the MSU guest speaker. s p o n s o r e d by the Humanities midnight Saturday night. E n t e r - torium. ficulty finding legislators of his Woolf," winner of five Academy faculty for 20 years, will teach Johnson received his bache- own party to sponsor a bill p r o - Alpha Phi Alpha is sponsoring Dept. will feature music of Dow- tainment will be provided by Men's Hall Association and Awards, is playing at the C a m - Greek philology next year at l o r ' s , m a s t e r ' s and Ph. D. d e - an all-University dance also for land, V i v a l d i , T e l e m a n n , "The Littlest Dago" from Kala- Women's Inter-Residence Coun- hibiting discrimination In hous- the benefit of STEP, at 8 tonight pus Theatre this weekend. Ain Shams University In Cairo. grees from Mlnnestoa. Brahms, Hindemlth and Shos- mazoo and the "New World Sing- cil will sponsor the movie, " I p - Seaman is a member of several ing other than owner-occupied in the Union. ers, " a folk singing group appear- c r e s s F i l e , " starring Michael The Gladmer will show "A takovich at 7 tonight In 114 professional and scholastic so- dwellings or rooms sublet by ing at EXPO '67 in Montreal. Caine, at 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday Man for All Seasons," dubbed Wilson Hall Is having a mixer Bessey Hall. cieties, research consultant to Chester A. Lawson,University l e a s e . The bill finally was in- in Conrad Auditorium. the best picture of the year and a movie tonight. The Spon- Fee Hall c a f e t e r i a will be The travel film, "Return to the U.S. Office of Education and College professor currently on troduced but prospects for p a s - taneous Generation will star at "An Evening of H o r r o r , " f e a - and w i n n e r of five Academy associate editor of "Classical leave at the Universityof Cali- sage appeared to be poor. Awards. the 9-12 p.m. mixer, and the turing d r a m a t i c readings and 23-voice Italian ensemble Outlook." fornia, Berkeley, is the author "The Night of the G e n e r a l s , " A Nebraska legislative com- movie, Fail-Safe, starring Henry presentations of different aspects a detective story starring Peter • * * of a book which advances a new mittee killed an open housing of h o r r o r in literature will be Four members of the MSU theory of human learning. 0*Toole and Omar Sharif, starts Co rpsmen held at 8 p.m. Saturday in Studio to present concert Friday bill which would have applied at the Michigan today. faculty were elected to posts at His book, "Brain Mechanisms only to Omaha, the state's big- 49 Auditorium. the American Personnel and and Human Learning," focuses The Sounds and the Sondettes "Blow-Up" continues for a gest city. Public hearings have Guidance Association Convention on adult learning and reasoning sixth week at the State. held in Dallas, Texas, March p r o c e s s e s . It will be published 19-23. been called on two other m e a s - u r e s which would have wider to recruit The 23-voice Coro Polifonico di Roma will present a concert Europe and Japan, and has made several recordings. will entertain at the Wonders soon in Houghton Mifflin's Inter- application. T h r e e returning volunteers at 8:15 p.m., April 21 in the Tickets will be on sale at School of Social Work Elected from the Dept. of Coun- national Series in the Beahavioral seling and Personnel Services Sciences. The Iowa State Senate passed will highlight the Peace C o r p s ' Music Auditorium. the door for $3. The concert liansing r l and sent to the House this week spring recruiting to be held In Opening the concert will be Is a presentation in the MSU FREE ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS an anti-discrimination bill which the Union Monday, Tuesday and " T h r e e Responsori in Secundo College of Arts and Letters R e - would require anybody filing a Wednesday. Nocturno for Good F r i d a y " by cital Series. receives Federal grant 1 complaint .to post a $500 bond. Information about the Peace Carlo Gesualdo Da Venose, fol- Civil rights leaders denounced Corps program and schedules for lowed by " C r e d o " for eight MSU's School of Social Work The new child welfare unit will 1 WÊÊ D r i v e i n T h e a t r e * ^ • ' I this provision as "a price tag on placement testing will be avail- voices, by Luigi Cherubini. justice." Works by contemporary c o m - Teachers to meet has received a $65,945 federal grant to finance Its second child be located somewhere In the Lansing area; the exact site has ISou»h Ceda, al Jolly Hood fl/??4? MSU Cycling Club will TfieyFrug sity of Chicago will deliver the keynote speech, "Teacher Mili- play at a TG at 4 p.m. today sponsor a 15-mile bicycle ride "MALTESE BOGART FALCON" tancy: The Opening Gun in a in the lower lounge of Phillips. from the Men's I.M. to Lake Initie Water Battle for Professionalization." A 10-cent admission charge will Lansing and back Sunday. The IV be donated »to •the* STEP fund. trip will begin at 2 p.m. in front UNION, ROOM 31, 7 P.M. The chairman of the MEA Com- of the Men's I.M. All students mission, J a m e s Woodall, will SUNDAY, APRIL 16 preside over the one-day confer- Rodriguez Monlno will speak a r e welcome to participate. at 4:30 p.m. today in the P h y s i c s - * * * •DONATION ence. Math auditorium. His topic will be " E l Mundo Intelectual Del The Spontaneous Generations S w i m On BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS will play at the Wilson mixer Pintor Goya." » • » F r i d a y at 9 p.m. Admission SIXTH charge is 25 cents. TfieF/oor. TODAY FROM The Humanities Record Con- * • » cert will present the music of WEEK! 7:00 P.M. Dowland, V i v a l d i , Telemann, Student Religious Liberals will meet at 11 a.m. Sunday in Old ptume 118- Brahms, Hindemlth and Shosta- TODAY AT. . . 7:10 & 9:15 P.M. College Hall in the Union for a kovich at 7 tonight in 114Bessey. • • • discussion program. • * * SAT. & SUN. AT. . . 1:10-3:10-5:10- 7:15 &.9:25 P.M. And Blow Up "An Evening of H o r r o r , " a • f t i M f "The Maltese Falcon," s t a r - program of dramatic readings A Carlo Ponti Production ring Humphrey Bogart, Peter Ifie Caribbean. and presentations of different L o r r e and Sidney Greenstreet, aspects of horror in literature, will be shown at 7 p.m. Sunday will be performed at 8 p.m. Sat- in 31 Student Union. Donations 48S-64SS "If p^ ^ U j ' Q ^ Q j G— L A D M E R ln SHOWì \T 9:50 ONLY David Hemmings iGEim$ •»>«... ADDED .. I támtm Sarah Miles 7:00 P.M. AND 9:15 P.M. Wagner • Obujen ; % N D E - ' - ^ EDMOND WAY OUT FUN HIT Saturday and Sunday at 1 P.M.-3.-15-7 P.M.-9:15 P.M. TECHNICOLOR*-FROM WAFilMER B R O S . « ADDED - 2 COLOR CARTOONS "THE CREDITORS" COLOR Adults Evenings and Sunday $1.75 - Adults Matinees $1.50 - Children 75# Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Questions LANE SEEKS MISSING FRAMES from Lone m Lost sign clue to JFK death? upsetting By T R I N K A C L I N E State N e w s Staff W r i t e r T h e s e f r a m e s would show m o r e of a sign along the s t r e e t . t r i e d to t r a c k down the sign with absolutely no l u c k . He said he d e g r e e since the a s s a s s i n a t i o n . "If the W a r r e n Report is good t i m e . He continued that his pub- l i s h e r contacted him In a few I Just want to know who killed Lane said the lines which grow w a n t e d the sign to shoot at in e n o u g h for Robert Kennedy," days to suggest he change his By M I K E B R O G A N the P r e s i d e n t , because the gov- longer on the back of the sign an e x p e r i m e n t t o s e e if s i m i l a r Ruby added, " I t ' s good enough mind. State N e w s Staff W r i t e r e r n m e n t has not told u s , and during the f r a m e s a f t e r 212 a p - l i n e s would be photographed. for m e . " "Playboy" then f o l l o w e d Mark Lane u p s e t s m e . I want to know why they have not p e a r to be s t r e s s lines caused Following h i s s e s s i o n with the After talking with Ruby, Lane L a n e ' s speech route a c r o s s the The author of " R u s h to J u d g - told u s , said the s o f t - s p o k e n by the sign being hit by a b u l - g r a d u a t e c l a s s , L a n e met Jack said It had been an interesting country, interviewing him for m e n t , " a repudiation of the W a r - author of " R u s h to J u d g m e n t . " l e t . R u b y ' s b r o t h e r E a r l f o r the f i r s t discussion and he had learned a s long as eight hours at a time. rent C o m m i s s i o n ' s findings c o n - t i m e . Lane m e t privately f i r s t at least one significant fact. B e f o r e a graduate c l a s s In F o r s o m e unknown r e a s o n , the c e r n i n g the death of P r e s i d e n t with Allen Adelson, Ruby's a t - L a t e r that evening Lane noted L a n e paused during his a f t e r - Kennedy, has r a i s e d a number of c r i m i n a l investigation Wednes- sign disappeared within a noon speech to a d d r e s s any s e c r e t t o r n e y . Ruby said, " I Just don't that he was the f i r s t person to questions« day evening L a n e explained the few days a f t e r the a s s a s s i n a - s e r v i c e agents who might have • want anyone to say anything bad r e f u s e an Interview with " P l a y - " m i s s i n g f r a m e s " and t h e tion, he said. Dallas officials, been p r e s e n t . " A s a taxpayer, Even If I discount half of what about my b r o t h e r . " b o y " magazine. " P l a y b o y " said " s t r e s s l i n e s " on a sign in the Lane said, insist that it was I p r o t e s t this nonsense of being , he s a y s , 50 p e r c e n t still r e m a i n s Ruby said n e i t h e r he nor his six hours would be needed, and Z a p r u d e r f i l m . L a n e c l a i m s that removed officially. Lane replied he didn't have the followed around the country and to think about, which only leads f r a m e s 208 through 212 a r e gone. Lane continued that he has f a m i l y h a s been bothered to any having my s a m e speech taped to f r u s t r a t i o n . every day. If you'd spend a s much L a n e , a f o r m e r New York l a w - t i m e in Dallas a s you do following y e r who appeared before the W a r - 40 students, advisers on campus m e , we might know who killed r e n C o m m i s s i o n as defense coun- the P r e s i d e n t . " Lane said he was cil f o r a dead L e e L a r v e y O s - wald, contends that if X-R«ys and Mark Lane even taped by government agents when speaking in a church. photographs of Kennedy's body M a r k L a n « , a t t o r n e y w h o s e b o o k , " R u s h to J u d g - for Big 10 Presidents Conference w e r e m a d e available to m e m b e r s Speaking of prosecuting a t t o r - of the Commission, perhaps m e n t , " d e a l s with the K e n n e d y a s s a s s i n a t i o n , i s ney J a m e s G a r r i s o n ' s New O r - questions concerning the firing s h o w n b e i n g i n t e r v i e w e d b y n e w s m e n after h i s s p e e c h leans Investigation, Lane told site of the fatal bullets could be on campus Wednesday. cated at MSU, whose r e s i d e n c e his audience, " G a r r i s o n is get- Some 40 student l e a d e r s and sin will not be r e p r e s e n t e d t h i s Roger Williams, recently conclusively a n s w e r e d . State N e w s photo by M i k e S c h o n h o f e n hall system is the l a r g e s t in ting my t h r e a t s now. I'm not*- a d v i s e r s f r o m nine of the Big year. appointed s e c r e t a r y f o r the Big F o r Mark Lane doesn't believe the Big T e n , housing 20,000 s t u - important anymore,"-.-bane said Ten u n i v e r s i t i e s a r e on c a m p u s The conference will open with Ten Residence Hall A s s n . , will that all the bullets c a m e f r o m the d e n t s . Mary Rose C r i t e l l i , p r e s - people liad suggested they notify. today to participate in the Big a speech by f o r m e r ASMSU c h a i r - p r e s i d e at the business meetings book depository o r f r o m Oswald's ident of West Holmes Hall, will itiS i^BI about the t h r e a t s . " T h a f man J i m Graham at 7:30 tonight which open and c l o s e the c o n - N e w Folk ticket sales set Teh P r e s i d e n t s C o n f e r e n c e . would be like C u s t e r calling for gun and he doesn't believe that In Hubbard Hall. ference. The s e c r e t a r i a t and s e r v e a s t r e a s u r e r , . B»sir offices Oswald was the lone a s s a s s i n . The conference is held annually m o r e J n d l a n s , " Lane commented. in the spring for discussion b e - The d i s c u s s i o n s will be based t r e a s u r y a r e permanently l o - a r e hel¿Wet-Une y e a r . But the r e c o r d s a r e locked up T i c k e t s f o r the New Folk C o n c e r t , sponsored by the tween the p r e s i d e n t s of m a j o r on the theme: " T h e Right P e r - by o r d e r of P r e s i d e n t Johnson C a m p u s C r u s a d e for C h r i s t , will go on sale Monday at r e s i d e n c e hall governing groups spective: Development, Decision, and won't be made public until the Union ticket office f o r $1. f r o m each of the Big Ten Schools. D i r e c t i o n , " focusing on r e s i - the y e a r 2039. By then, the N a - T h e folksinging group will p e r f o r m at the M e n ' s I.M. Onlv the University of Wiscon- dence halls» tional A r c h i v e s s a y s , everyone that is alive now should be dead April 21. and no one will be Injured by T h e New Folk e x p r e s s not only the lack of love, f r e e - Ï those photos and X - R a y s . dom and p u r p o s e evident in many peoples' lives, but also Lane m a k e s an interesting the a n s w e r they have found in C h r i s t . IN THEATR point when he questions what i v t t h e r e might be in those s e c r e t D * »MUOMAM INrcftM.TION ^ 33? F e a t u r e Today & Sat. documents that could possibly in- AMPUS j u r e anyone. But by P r e s i d e n t i a l o r d e r they . a r e locked up. C WINNER Und*, 1:50-4:25-7:00-9:40 NOW SHOWING THRU -TUES 2 HITS! Lyndon Johnson, who depends OF the ÇV&ÛT feltìef \ IP wetoldyou. 5 ACADEMY «you'd 0 0 K 3 4 heavily on the polls of Louis H a r r i s and Frank Gallup to tell laugh! him the status of his popularity AWARDS doesn't seem to pay attention to including those s a m e polls when they point Best Actress out that a majority of the A m e r - of the Y e a r ican people do not accept the conclusions of the W a r r e n C o m - mission. ' One s t r o k e of the pen and the « NORM»« l[*IS0H PKOOUCIIOH Htm President could r e - o p e n the ^v-.t-wB'ì «;•»" UNITED ARTISTS If ' h e a r i n g s . Another stroke could M ERNEST LEHMAN'S PRODUCTION Of EDWARD ALBEES 1 Who'S H n m n Oi r e l e a s e those s e c r e t f i l e s to investigators. TWICE A T 7:37 & L A T E It took "Mark Lane a y e a r and a half to read all 26 volumes of V i R c i M i n i the W a r r e n r e p o r t . I have not NO ONE UNDER 18 WILL I if 2ND HIT FORTUNE COOKIE r e a d any volumes of the r e p o r t . Lane is probably the most well r e a d , if not the most a u t h o r - BE ADMITTED UNLESS I ACCOMPANIED BY HIS PARENT.I ÉÜ I JACK L E M M O N WALTER MATHAU II C H•J482-3BQ8 G AI fifoiftt» N - Alio Starring Strpenpltyby DnecMby itative, p e r s o n in the world on the w e a k n e s s e s , a n d s t r e n g t h s GEORGE SEGAL- SANDY DENNIS ERNEST LEHMAN MIKE NICHOLS ACADEMY AWARD WINNER TODAY SUPER BARGAIN DAY P l u s Fun Cartoon & Novelty " I t a l i a n Holiday" BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR of those r e p o r t s . A L L DAY PREVUE OF TWO FEATURES MANKILLERS BY DAY!! SHOWN O N C E AT 10:00 P . M . He may be a publicity s e e k e r , but only because of what he has written and because publicity may m a k e m o r e people a w a r e of his thesis. WOMEN KILLERS BY NI6HT! But he is also a dedicated m a n . A dedicated man called a l i a r , a c r a c k p o t and an American h e r o . 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COBURN Z and 9 p.m. KALEIDOSCOPE SHOWN FIRST AT 7:37 25$ admission s 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan PREMARITAL MALE ONLY HUMAN A little Iove, er lot of sex Minister's role By D A Y L E SCHWARZLER State N e w s Staff W r i t e r of days a p r o s t i t u t e ' s reputation is born. Americana there I s , " noted to the g i r l s ' agreement. Ward delighted tions a goodnight k i s s might be technically I m m o r a l , while in others pre-marital relations misinterpreted " T o feel a g i r l ' s b r e a s t s , to Pressures accountable That most ancient of lines— might not be. By D I A N E STOUGH s t e r i n g on c a m p u s Stark has o b - take what you can, to take all " I love y o u , " In one f o r m or " T h a t doesn't m e a n I a m a d - s e r v e d many d i f f e r e n t attitudes Physical, social and psycho- you can, to bluff If you can't another—usually means " I want vocating p r e - m a r i t a l s e x , " he among students toward " t h e logical p r e s s u r e s account f o r and lie If you d o n ' t . " y o u , " especially In the early added. " T h e r e should not be A m i n i s t e r doesn't have to fit church." t h e s e d i f f e r e n c e s , Ward said. That comment, which o r i g i n - s t a g e s of a relationship, he said. one rule for everyone but d i f - the stereotyped image of In- " M a n y students a r e I d e a l i s t s , " F o r a man, for example, a ated In a bull s e s s i o n with a How, then, can a girl tell ferent s t a n d a r d s related to one t e r e s t s , conversation and d r e s s , he s a i d . " T h e y think the church Playboy pinup can cause e x c i t e - group of guys (not at MSU), whether a man Is s i n c e r e ? " H i s code, f o r we a r e all different and neither does a church, says ought to be p e r f e c t . When they m e n t , he said. But " t h e a v e r a g e was relayed by United Campus w o r d s and his actions have got in capacity, In conditioning and the Rev. T o m Stark, p a s t o r of s e e all Its Imperfections they r e s p o n s i b l e girl feels that sex Christian Fellowship (UCCF) to check out," Ward said. in m a t u r i t y , " he s a i d . the University Reformed Church. b e c o m e overly c r i t i c a l of the without love Is a bore, a w a s t e m i n i s t e r Don Ward to a quiet, " L o v e is delight In another The difficulty Involved in Judg- He s e e s danger In the t r a - c h u r c h and Its e f f e c t i v e n e s s . " of time or a thing to do indif- attentive-and somtetlmes- shocked p e r s o n ' s existence—a concern ing the morality of a r e l a t i o n - ditional r o l e of m i n i s t e r a s a T h e r e a r e o t h e r s who a r e ferently." —group of s e r v e r a l hundred c o - for their fullest possible s e l f - ship on whether two people a r e f i g u r e of authority. t i r e d of the " s e l f - r i g h t e o u s " a t - Psychologically, both men and In love Is Illustrated by one eds Wednesday night at East F e e r e a l l z a t l o n , " he said. M r . Stark d e s c r i b e d University titude of many church people. women a r e caught up In the s o - study In which 100 p e r cent of Hall. , .- The key Is to establish moral R e f o r m e d Church, which has been T h i s is a valid c r i t i c i s m , he called "Identity c r l s l s " ~ w h a t it relationships, he said. And one a group of women who had s e x - The p r o g r a m on " P r ^ T T i a r l t a l holding morning s e r v i c e s In the s a i d . The holier-than-thou claim m e a n s to be a man or a woman must realize that moral relation- ual relations while u m m a r i e d Sex—Premaclurî " interpersonal Alumni M e m o r i a l Chapel since i s completely unChrlstlan. he said. ships a r e responsibly earned, not said they w e r e in hove. ReUrfsTTsriips" was the «econd last fall, a s people-centered Some students feel the church "Adolescent masculinity Is stumbled Into. Only 13 p e r cent of the men r a t h e r than p a s t o r - c e n t e r e d . The i s falling to recognize the r e a l "of a s e r i e s dealing with sexual- tied up with proving o n e s e l f , " A moral relationship is one said they w e r e In love at the t i m e . c h u r c h e m p h a s i z e s individual and p r o b l e m s and a n s w e r the r e a l ity and Interpersonal r e l a t i o n - he continued. Aggesslon and which " I n c r e a s e s your capacity Similarly, 60 p e r cent of the congregational participation In intellectual q u e s t i o n s . ships, and was followed by d i s - possession a r e two ways of doing to t r u s t people, c r e a t e s g r e a t e r women had intended to m a r r y the the worship s e r v i c e s . Students outside of Christianity cussion groups led by faculty this. Integrity in your relationships man, but only 9 p e r cent of the " T h e r e is danger in the t r a - have a very skeptical Image of couples. T h e r e Is s o m e truth Is cliches And socially, the fact that men and women interpret behavior and enhances your s e l f - r e s p e c t . men had planned to m a r r y the Latest Kennedy ditional p y r a m i d with the m i n i s - the church, he s a i d . They c o n - Such a r e l a t i o n s h i p also woman. t e r on top, then the e l d e r s and s i d e r It a dogmatic Institution like "Men equate a girl and differently, and the old problem " b r i n g s forth flew feelings of D o u g l a s H a r r l m a n K e n n e d y , 10th c h i l d b o r n to officials, then the laymen on the that demands blind faith without a date with s e x , " said Ward, Ward c o m p a r e d a good love of the double standard a r e I m - faith and confidence In people S e n . and M r s . R o b e r t F . K e n n e d y , l e a v e s G e o r g e - b o t t o m , " he s a i d . " W h e r e a s the Intellect.' who Is currently chaplain of the relationship to a wheel: the wo- portant. In general, gives fulfillment to town H o s p i t a l with h i s p a r e n t s . T h e boy w a s n a m e d people might consider the p a s t o r Some attitudes a r e m o r e f a v o r - football team and whose back- man is the h u b — " s h e ' s at the "You may be annoyed If a boy Individual potential and c r e a t e s after D o u g l a s D i l l o n , f o r m e r S e c y , of the T r e a s u r y , a very spiritual man, they s e l - able, but many college students ground Includes training in coun- very c e n t e r of this life v o r t e x " — doesn't show an Interest—'why a genuine zest for living, a genu- seling, psychology and a d m i n i s - and the man Is the r i m . Love, and A m b a s s a d o r A v e r e l l H a r r i m a n . U P I T e l e p h o t o dom c o m e to him f o r counsel r e m a i n disillusioned with the doesn't he try something,'—yet ine h a p p i n e s s , " Ward s a i d . " I don't think t h i s is the bibli- c h u r c h , he s a i d . This is p r o b - tration, and working with the education, vocational direction, you a r e prepared to say *no' cal c o n c e p t , " he s t a t e d . " C h r i s t ably because s o m e t i m e s the Social Health Organization of In- religion, social habits, e t c . a r e If he d o e s , " Ward said. " B u t , not understanding the Universal morality all spokes which tie them t o - understands us because he was church i n s i s t s on beliefs with- Bethel Manor open to men dianapolis, where problems like venereal d i s e a s e and prostitution gether and help build the r e l a - tempted In all points a s we a r e . out any Intellectual b a s i s . It may ' C o m e on, l e t ' s stop' logic, a " T h i s Is a concept that deals T h i s ought to be the p a s t o r ' s a l s o be due to the inconsisten- a r e routine. tionship. boy Is confused." with the whole man, and with Image too. He i s n ' t one on top c i e s that exist among church Witness how guys talk about Line lengthens the context and consequences of an act, not Just with the act " I hope that you build wisely and c a r e f u l l y , " Ward told the of various Christian faiths of a p e d e s t a l , so much s u p e r i o r to the people. He is a r e a l man members. It is unfortunate that s t u - g i r l s among t h e m s e l v e s . A girl F r o m such experiences the itself set apart and called p r e - c o e d s . " I n c o r p o r a t e your r e l l - Bethel M a n o r , Christian co-op The constitution states that the with r e a l needs and w e a k n e s s e s dents a r e disillusioned with the goes out, has sexual relations and " l i n e " develops as a technique m a r i t a l I n t e r c o u r s e or F r e n c h erlous b e l i e f s , your acquired f o r m e n , " p u t s C h r i s t into e v e r y - m e m b e r s believe " i n the divine like every other m e m b e r of the Christian c h u r c h , he s a i d . " T h e thinks It's Just between her and f o r playing the game. kissing or w h a t e v e r , " he ex- values, the learning which has day living," Bill Minor, p r e s i - inspiration and authority of the church," C h r i s t i a n faith has Intellectual the man. Not so, for his buddies " T h e lines that guys give a r e plained. taken place f r o m e x p e r i e n c e . dent, said in a recent Interview. Bible, the deity of J e s u s C h r i s t , Although the m i n i s t e r may a n s w e r s , m e e t s the deepest p e r - inevitably hear about how he Just the most creative bit ol D a r e to c o m e to g r i p s with what Bethel M a n o r , '803 E . Grand his substitutionary death f o r the know a little m o r e about theol- sonal needs we have and p r o - " h a d " her, and within a m a t t e r "Sexual morality Is exactly It means to be a w o m a n . " River Ave., is an i n t e r d e n o m i n a - redemption of the world, and the ogy and spiritual I s s u e s , he c e r - vides direction and c o m m u n i c a - the s a m e as the morality that tion with G o d . " Welcome Students UNITY OF applies to any other human r e - tional religious unit open to all fact of his bodily r e s u r r e c t i o n tainly doesn't have all the a n - s w e r s , Stark s a i d . T h e p r o b e m must be one of Christ Methodist GREATER LANSING male students who meet the quali- and p r o m i s e of his f u t u r e r e - Dun Scotus lationship," he continued. com munlcation. f i c a t i o n s . The house holds open t u r n . " They also believe " i n In his seven months of m i n i - I East Lansing Unity Center The basic "Interpersonal Church 425 W. Grand River - e t h i c " "Thou shalt not exploit r u s h every t e r m except s u m m e r . the p r e s e n c e and power of the Friars here To qualify, a male student must holy s p i r i t , " the third p e r s o n Specialists question 332-1932 „ , n m o, another p e r s o n ' s s e x u a l i t y , " he 517 W. Jolly Rd., Lansing „ j c- _ , 9:30 a . m . & have a 2.0 scholastic a v e r a g e , of the T r i n i t y . Sunday Service — u a , m . said. That Is why is s o m e s l t u a - Wilson M. Tennant, Minister believe in the doctrinal s t a t e - Activities of the house include "A Spiritual Sunbeam" EAST LANSING The Duns Scotus F r i a r s will Meinte Schuurmans, ments of the Christian faith put p r a y e r m e e t i n g s , d i n n e r d e - Mon. evening service-7:30 p . m . FRIENDS M E E T I N G p r e s e n t t h e i r annual c o n c e r t at forth In the house constitution, votions, a weekly Bible study, life-death borderline Associate Minister 7:30 p . m . Sunday at St. J o h n ' s Wednesday C l a s s - 7:30 p . m . (Quakers) and be willing to p a r t i c i p a t e in i n t r a m u r a l s p o r t s , open houses Worship Services 9:30-11 a.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church Catholic C e n t e r . Daily Meditation — 12 noon house a c t i v i t i e s . and t e r m p a r t i e s . "A Holler Spiritual Kinship" Consultation by Appointment 765 Grove St. E. L . The F r i a r s , f r o m Duns Scotus " A s e r i e s on Christian M a r - As m e d i c a l technology a d - vocation on medicine and t h e - College Age Fellowship Meeting f o r Worship Seminary In Southfield, will sing Minister: Richard D. Billings r i a g e ' will be held this w e e k - v a n c e s , the b o r d e r l i n e between ology last week in R o c h e s t e r , a high m a s s at 4:45. The evening Hillel sets film Sunday, 6:30 p.m. (Church of the Daily Word) at 3 p . m . end at the h o u s e , " P r e s i d e n t life and death b e c o m e s m o r e Minn,, no definite a n s w e r s w e r e Discussion & F i r s t - D a v School p r o g r a m In the lower lounge will Bill Minor s a l d . T h e d l s c u s s i o n s , o b s c u r e . And the queston of what d e t e r m i n e d to suit all c a s e s . 4:15 p.m. have t r a d i t i o n a l , c l a s s i c and folk Calvary Church Services 10 & 11 a . m . 6 & 7 p . m . F o r Information 332-1998 selections. Hillel Foundation will sponsor which Saturday will f e a t u r e a p a n - el of women discussing the " W o - m e a s u r e s a r e justified in r e - But Edward H. Rynearson of r i d e s call Bill Rushby 482-5234 St. J o h n ' s Mission Board Is a showing of the film c l a s s i c tarding the transition between the the Mayo Clinic drew extensive Evangelical United CENTRAL sponsoring the a p p e a r a n c e , with " C r i m e a n d P u n i s h m e n t " m a n ' s Point of V i e w , " a r e open two zones today troubles both applause when he urged that hope- ( to aU malt; students. Brethren FREE METHODIST Central Methodist p r o c e e d s going to finance their ( F r e n c h dialog, English s u b - i G e n e r a l policies governing the d o c t o r s and theologians. l e s s l y 111 patients be allowed to summer mission p r o j e c t s in titles) based on D o s t o e v s k / s f a - "With each advance in m e d i - " d i e with dignity" and In p e a c e 1919 S. Pennsylvania CHURCH A c r o s s F r o m the Capitol Mexico, Appalachia and the Lart- mous novel a t 7 p . m . Sunday In house a r e supervised by a Board c a l t e c h n i q u e s , the p r o b l e m r a t h e r than m e r e l y prolonging (at Mt. Hope) Room 31, Union Bldg. T h e r e i s of D i r e c t o r s , composed of " t h r e e g r o w s m o r e a c u t e , " says the t h e i r bodily b r e a t h i n g . 828 N. Wash, at Oakland WORSHIPS SERVICES sing a r e a , Worship 8:45 Christian faculty m e m b e r s ' a n d Follow Highway 43 to Lansing (9:45 and 11:15) A donation of 50 cents Is r e - no admission c h a r g e and e v e r y - Rev. D r . C h a r l e s W. Blaker, a With m o d e r n clinical methods, 11:00 quested. A reception is planned one is welcome. t h r e e Christian b u s i n e s s m e n " . P r e s b y t e r i a n theologian and a c a - biological life can often be m a i n - Church School . . . 9:45 M i n i s t e r : Rev. Howard C. Artz (WJIM Broadcast 10:15 a . m . ) R e s e r v a t i o n s f o r the Hillel O f f i c e r s of Bethel Manor a r e d e m i c dean of Brandon Hall, tained long a f t e r the brain has a f t e r the p e r f o r m a n c e . Rev. M o r r i s E. Bauman A Special Invitation T o P a s s o v e r Seder to be held at elected each y e a r by the m e m - Atlanta, Ga. stopped functioning, leaving the Pastor All MSU Students What about this younger EAST LANSING 7 p.m. April 24 should be m a d e b e r s . T h e i s s u e Is pointed up In body and lungs working without F r e e bus service F r e e Taxi Service: generation? CHURCH OF Immediately by mall or in p e r s o n Included In the house a r e q u a r - c a s e s In which physical b r e a t h - thought o r c o n s c i o u s n e s s . 489-7963, 482-958' 482-1444 or 484-4488 Howard A. Lyman preaching * THE NAZARENE at the Hillel House. t e r s f o r the house father and ing can be maintained by a r t i - This r a i s e s questions of Just m o t h e r , M r . and M r s . M. Kon- ficial devices and drugs, s o m e - what constitutes life o r death. Crib Nursery 149 Highland Ave.,East Lansing Kimberly Downs yha. Konyha is a graduate s t u - t i m e s for y e a r s , In Incurable Is the line c r o s s e d when the peoples Church First Church of So Bring T h e Baby Sunday School 10:00 a . m . Church of Christ dent in Agricultural Economics. patients In c o m a t o s e s t a t e s . How mind stops working, o r the f l e s h ? Morning Worship 11:00 a . m . East Lansing Christ, Scientist College Fellowship Hour 1007 Kimberly Drive, Lansing Bethel Manor also has a guest f a r should science go In such Episcopal Canon Michael H a m - see sign at 2729 E . Grand r o o m . If the guests a r e g i r l s , physical prolonging of " l i f e " ? ilton of the National Cathedral, Interdenominational 709 E. Grand River Edgewood United 6:00 p . m . River they must abide by the Uni- This Is " a n e v e r - p r e s e n t m e d - Washington, D.C., said In a r e - East Lansing Church Evening Service "One Hour of Sermon and 7-00 p.m. IV 9-7130 SUNDAY SERVICES v e r s i t y closing h o u r s . ical concern, now increasingly cent s e r m o n : Sunday Service 11 a . m . 469 North Hagadorn Road Song" d i s c u s s e d In medical c i r c l e s , " " I think we will have to r e - Morning Worship 11 KM) a . m . 200 W. Grand River Sermon (5 blocks north of Grand River) For T r a n s p o r t a t i o n P h o n e Bible Study 10:00 a . m . LUTHERAN w r i t e s an A m a r l l l o , T e x . , p h y s i - v i s e our understanding about the at Michigan 332-1446, Rev. G l e n n A. Evening Worship 6:00 p . m . cian, Tom W. Duke. n a t u r e of man to the extent that W o r s h i p Services Chaffee, P a s t o r Wednesday evening Bible WORSHIP At a national Methodist con- w e avoid trying m a n ' s p e r s o n a l " D o c t r i n e of Atonement" 9:30 a . m . and 11:00 a . m . Identity ultimately to his b i o - SUNDAY SERVICES Study 7:30 p . m . Martin Luther Chapel 9:30 and 11:00 April 16 Sermon by St. Johns Student F o r T r a n s p o r t a t i o n Call L u t h e r a n Student Center UNIVERSITY logical functions, but r a t h e r r e - SUNDAY SCHOOL D r . T r u m a n A . Morrison F E 9-8190 late it to his c o n s c i o u s n e s s . Annual Spring Musical 11:00 a . m . - regular Parish ED 2-1960 or ED 2-2434 444 Abbott Rd. BAPTIST CHURCH Church School nursery "The Peaceable (9:30&11-Universlty Students) 9:30 a . m . and 11:00 a . m . C r i b 327 M.A.C. Sunday M a s s e s Phone ED 7-9778 University Methodist Two Blocks North of Union IAmerican Baptist) 332-2559 WEDNESDAY Kingdom" room through Junior high 9:30 - Holy Eucharist G e r a r d G. Phillips! P a s t o r 8:00 ^.m.-Evening Meeting High School Group at 11 a . m . 7:15 - 8:30 - 9:45 - 11:00 12:15 - 4:45, & 6:00 p.m. Church 11:00 - Morning Worship ED 2-1888 Worship 10:00 a . m . D r . C o r l i s s Arnold When necessary Sunday 1120 S. H a r r i s o n Rd. 9:30—Children's Sunday Edgewood Bus Stops Church School 11:10 a . m . F r e e Public Reading Room 10:40 a . m . - Conrad Hall M a s s e s will be doubled up School Hour CHURCH SCHOOL Worship N u r s e r y Provided— university 134 West Grand River 10:45 a . m . - Parking Area with m a s s e s In the chapel and 8:30 - 9:30 - 11:00 10:00-12:00 a . m . lutheran church 9:30 - 11:00 OPEN Between McDonel and Holmes downstairs lounge. THE C H U R C H OF at American Legion C e n t e r alc-cla Weekdays—9-5 p . m . 10:50 a . m . - Hubbard Weekday M a s s e s Crib through 12th Grade T h e P o s t u r e of P r a y e r On Vallev C t . off Mon., Tues., T h ü r s . , F r l . 7:00 - 8:00 - 12:30 - 4:30 JESUS CHRIST OF W. Grand River, East Lansing Evenings 7 p . m . - 9 p.m. Other Stops Added by Request R e f r e s h m e n t period In Church M a s s e s at Alumni Chapel R e v . Burns preaching L A T T E R - D A Y SAINTS University Student Group p a r l o r following worship s e r - vices All • r e welcome to a t t m J Church Services and vlsf. and 5:30 p . m . supper and p r o g r a m Monday - F r i d a y 4:15 Saturday M a s s e s "Mormons" University 8:15, 9:15, 10:30, n:30 use the reading room. T r a n s p o r t a t i o n , phone 332-2906 S:00 - 9:15 - 11:45 Rev. Alden B. B u r n s 431 E. Saginaw Seventh-Day Rev. Keith L Pohl WeiK of Abbott Rd. Adventist Church First Christian SUNDAY SERVICES Reformed Church SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH T e m p o r a r i l y Meeting at CFTSIMINSKR PRCSBYTCRUM CHURCH P r i e s t h o o d Meeting 9:00 a . m . 7375 Abbott Rd. N u r s e r y During S e r v i c e s Sunday School 10:30 a.m. University Lutheran Church casT ransinc. micrncan S a c r a m e n t Meeting 5:00 p . m . Division and Ann Sts. 240 M a r s h a l l Sc.. Lansing CHURCH SCHOOL R e v . Hofman SATURDAY SERVICES 1518 S. Washlntgon Lansing SUNDAY SCHEDULE T u e s d a y Evening preaching 9:30 to 10:30 a . m . - P r o g r a m Worship Services— —9:00 and 11 .-00 a.m Youth Meeting 7:30 p . m . 9:30 a . m . Sabbeth School Morning Service 9:00 and 11:15 for all a g e s Church School, C r i b b e r y - T h l r d G r a d e —9:00 and 11:00 a . m . 11:00 a . m . Worship S e r v i c e "Israel's Remnant Inc.' Church School, Fourth Grade-Adults, Students—10:00 a.n* 11:00 a . m , - Children 2 - 1 1 y r s for transportation, "Overcoming Obstacles" call 332-8465 o r 355-8180 Saturday, April 15 University C l a s s 10:15 Rev. Fred Kendal Ethics o r Christianity For transportation phone 332-6271 or 332-8901 F r e e bus t r a n s p o r t a t i o n IS to The Authority of the B i b l e " concluding s e r v i c e of A W a r m Welcome Extended R e v . Lemon preaching By 6:00 p . m . Saturday 30 minutes b e f o r e M c h s e r Evening Service 7 p . m . m i s s i o n a r y conference to All V i s i t o r s Rev. R. L . Moreland - MINISTERS - Rev. H. G. Beach vice around the c a m p u a . I " M a n ' s Fractured Fellowship" SUNDAY 7:00 P.M. For Transportation or Campua Student C e n t e r TRINITY CHURCH EPISCOPAL SERVICES AT MSU Information Call 882-5007 217 Bogue St. Apt. 1 8:30 P . M . Each Sun. listen to " T h e Voice Phone 351-6360 120 Spartan Ave 9:45 A.M. Interdenominational ALUMNI C H A P E L o f P r o p h e c y , " 9:30 a . m . , T h o s e In Need of WJIM 1240 and " F a i t h F o r Transportation call — COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS YOUTH FELLOWSHIP SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES (Auditorium Drive, E a s t of Kresge Art Center) T o d a y , " Channel 6 S u n . a f t e r - 8821425 485-3650 D r . Ted Ward, T e a c h e r T h r e e C o u r s e s of Study 9:45 University C l a s s e s noon, Channel 2 at 10:30 a . m . MSU Learning Systems 9:30 a . m . Holy Communion and Sermon Refreshments 8:30 and Institute Morning Worship 5:15 p . m . Holy Communion and Sermon 11:00- Think - Then Act All Saints Parish UNIVERSITY REFORMED CHURCH Mr. Tm Stark, pastor .151-7)64 11:00 A.M, From the Ivory Coast" 7.-00 Evening Worship 800 Abbott Rd. R e v . Harold VanDen B e r g Strange Events In The Market Place "What is the Church Meant (Holy Communion Service) 8:00 a . m . Holy Communion to B e ? " 8:15 p . m . 9:30 a. m . Morning P r a y e r and Sermon FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 11:15 a ^ n . Holy Communion and Sermon Part I 6:30 p a n . Canterbury 11:00 a M ALUMNI MEMORIAL C H A P I l PASTORS: E. Eugene Williams. Dsvld L. E r b , Norman R. Piersm« CALL 482-0754 FOR INFORMATION 7 : 0 0 P M. U N I O N • R O O M 35 FREE BUS SERVICE- See schedule in your dorm. I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, April 14, 1967 5 Red life 'CAMPUS ON KB9 Students arrested varies in on larceny cha rge V1 students study practice Two students were a r r e s t e d recently and charged with larceny O.E. Hutchins, bothQulncyfresh- men, were apprehended at 1 a j n . Thursday while attempting to take By V I C K I NABOZNY glacial movements f r o m a vehicle by University P o - two tires and wheels from a car The Communist world Is now a lice. Endless sheets of snow and ice, a 15 below zero t e m p e r - George L. Bradley and Richard parked in Lot X. world of many faces, Thomas Bradley had a switchblade knife Greene, professor of political ature and 65 mile per hour winds greeted two MSU stu- when apprehended and was also science, said Wednesday night dents when they landed by helicopter in Juneau Icefield, Alaska over spring break. WMSN expands charged with violation of the State Weapons Law, according to Uni- as moderator at a conference on international communism. The students were Steve Walaska, St. Johns junior, versity Police. "One of the faces of commu- and Chester Zenone, Moss Creek, Pa., graduate student. Campbell, Mayo, Landon and The t w o w e r e a r r a l g n e d i n L a n - nism can be seen in Eastern Zenone, one of the two chief r e s e a r c h e r s of a two-year Williams halls a r e now receiving sing Township Justice Court and Europe," Leslie C. Tlhany, a study of the Lemon Ptarmigan Creek Glacier, is making All-Campus Radio WMSN 640. were ordered to appear in court U.S. State Dept. representative, a study of the mass budget of the glacier for his m a s t e r ' s Engineers completed work In on April 20 by Justice George said, "where the present state of thesis. those dorms late Wednesday Hutter. affairs is changing." T h i s is one of the few glaciers that has been under afternoon. They w e r e then released after There are now 14 Communist continual observance since March 1966. It had been receding Yakeley, Snyder-Phillps, Fee posting $1,000 bond apiece for states in the world, Tlhany said, but the study has revealed a reversal trend. The glacier and Van Housen still have wires the larceny charge. Bradley had and the U.S. maintains diplomatic In conference now appears to be advancing. to be Inserted In electrical con- to post an additional $1,000 bond relations with only seven of them. S p e a k e r s at a f o r u m of T h r e e F a c e s of International C o m m u n i s m were, standing, Both students spent last summer in the "Home of the duits before they can receive the for the violation of state weapons Spirits" as the Indians call the icefield. They were stu- Focusing attention on the N i c h o l a s O l d s and T h o m a s G r e e n e ; sitting, left to right, L e s l i e C. Tihaney, Bert station- law charge. smaller Communist states, T l - dents in the Summer Institute of Glaciological Sciences. F r a l e i g h and M a y n a r d M . M i l l e r . State News photo by Dave L a u r a The school is directed by Maynard M. Miller, professor hany, who Is In charge of Hun- garian affairs, said that Hungary of ^eolopv. is a maverick nation in the block is now more lenient about letting diplomacy should take advantage f o r c e , " he said, "because In this Placement Bureau of Eastern European countries. "Because the Hungarians have the least in common with the people go abroad. Another de- velopment Is the increased prog- r e s s of the cultural exchange of these changes." "Another face of communism is seen in East Asia," said Al- war we a r e fighting the invisible force of a political theory." The conference on The Three Greeks, Romans invade MSU FRIDAY: APRIL 21 disturbed, visiting teacher and bert Fraleigh, officer of Aid for Communists who occupy the state program. Faces of International Com- MSU's Greeks will be by- students have been given the Automatic S i g n a l Division, speech correction (B,M) and psy- International Development and in cultured and historical back- " T h e most important change, munism was sponsored by the passed Saturday in favor of the chance to attend, Laboratory for Electronics, Inc.: chology and counseling and guid- ground," Tlhany said, " a special second speaker. however, is in the economic sys- Greater Lansing area United Na- ancient Greeks and Romans when Panels, exhibits and luncheons electrical engineering (B,M) and ance (M). kind of Communism has de- The population and food prob- tions Assn. In cooperation with electrical and civil engineering Newaygo Public Schools: all t e m , " he said. "Under the p r e s - lem in Asia will result in a dark the Michigan Classical Con- in five dormitories a r e part of veloped. Khrushchev called it a ent reform there is an attempt at the MSU International Relations ference (MCC) and Michigan J u - the agenda. Students may be (B). elementary and secondary educa- 'goulash communism.' " future if it is not corrected. Club. Brldgeman Public Schools; all tion (B,M). decentralization. Hungary wants nior Classical League (JCL) will seen running round In simple "Today the judiciary is more Fraleigh said that the war elementary education, industrial Office of Education, Diocese competition, gains in the market Maynard M. Miller, professor sponsor concurrent programs for or elaborate Roman togas a s Independent than in Stalinist in Vietnam is different from arts, home economics, business of Lansing: all elementary and and p r o f i t s . " of geology, is president of the Michigan high school students, part of their contribution on the d a y s , " Tlhany said. " T h e police w a r s in American history be- education, English, mathematics, secondary education, (B,M). "Change is more rapid than cause we are now fighting against Lansing chapter of the United Representatives of the JCL costume contest, no longer come knocking on your girls' physical education and s c i - Oscoda Area Schools; all early ever not only In Hungary but a political theory. Nations Assn. Nicholas V. Olds, from 150 to 170 high schools will door in the middle of the night." ence (B,M) and counseling and and later elementary education, in other European countries," "In Vietnam we have not gone a s s t . attorney general of Mich- participate. Of approximately The Honors Colk. i. is helping He said travel to the West has igan, is vice president. 10,000 league members, 3,400 co-ordinate the day's events. guidance (M) (any of the above music (vocal), physical educa- opened, because the government Tlhany said, "and American far enough in using political teaching a r e a s may be combined tion (B,M), counseling and guid- with coaching). ance (M), social science, langu- Burdine's: marketing, finance, age a r t s a n d / o r reading, modern advertising and all m a j o r s of mathematics, mathematics, sci- the colleges of Business, A r t s ence, industrial a r t s (general and Letters, Communication A r t s shop), a r t (and any of the above and Social Science (B,M). combinations), English, L a t i n / Butterworth Hospital: nursing French or Latin/English, s c i - MSU EMPLOYEES: (B,M). ence/mathematics, Type A, r e - Curtice-Burns, Inc.: mechani- medial reading (B,M). cal and agricultural engineering, Plalnwell Community Schools; food science and personnel (B), early and later elementary edu- labor and industrial relations cation, remedial reading, art, (M), accounting and financial a d - physical education, E n g l i s h , IF YOU'RE ELIGIBLE FOR ministration (B,M) and industrial mathematics, and Type A (B,M). management(B). Pontiac State Hospital: nursing Fremont Public Schools; all (B). elementary and secondary educa- The Prestolite Co.: electrical tion (B) and psychology (diag- and mechanical engineering (B). * nostician) (M). River Rouge Board of Educa- Grand Trunk Western Rail- tion: early elementary education, BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD.. road: civil and mechanical e n - English, English/Latin, indus- gineering (B). trial a r t s (electronics) and math- Grant Public Schools; all e l e - ematics (B), Type A, speech c o r - mentary and secondary education rection, visiting teacher and r e - (B,M). medial reading (B,M>. Greenville Public Schools; all elementary education, industrial Saugatuck Public Schools; e a r - WHY SETTLE FOR LESS ? a r t s (auto and machine shop) and ly and later elementary educa- all secondary education (B). tion, boys' physical education, Hunt-Wesson Foods, Inc.: all mathematics, E n g l i s h , social m a j o r s of the College of B u s i - studies, a r t , Type A and speech ness (B,M), chemical and m e - correction (B). chanical engineering, chemistry South Lake Schools; early and and food science and all m a j o r s later elementary education, Eng- of the College of Agriculture lish, science, mathematics and (B,M,D). Industrial a r t s (B), speech c o r - McDowell-Wallman Engineer- rection and Type A (B,M) and ing Co.: electrical, mechanical Visiting teacher (M), St. Clair and civil engineering (B). Shores. Mar lette Community School: Texaco Inc.: accounting andall early and later elementary edu- m a j o r s of the College of Busi- cation (B), girls' physical educa- ness (B,M). tion, speech correction, English, White Cloud Public Schools: mathematics/science and phys- early and later elementary edu- ics/mathematics (B,M) and coun- cation, Type A, English, speech, seling and guidance (girls') (M). Industrial a r t s , business educa- Muskegon Area Intermediate tion and science (B,M). School District: speech c o r r e c - tion (B,M), Muskegon County. summer placement Muskegon Public Schools: e a r - Michigan Blue Cross and Blue Shield ly and later elementary educa- Camp M i k q u a n o for Boys; tion, home economics, mathe- counselors in a boys' camp. matics, music (vocal), French/ Camp Sequoia: western riding Spanish, industrial a r t s (electri- instructor, water safety instruc- tor, general counselors and cook can provide complete health care protection! city, electronics), English, g i r l s ' physical education, blind, deaf, or assistant cook. orthopedically h a n d i c a p p e d , Grand Trunk Western Rail- When sickness or accidents strike—you don't settle for limited hospital or mentally retarded, emotionally road: civil engineering. doctor care . . . then why settle for limited health care cost protection ? Employees on the MSU payroll can have Michigan Blue Cross and Blue Fox's Quality Jewelers Since 1917 Shield, the paid-in-full protection ! BRILLIANT MASTERWORKS Semiprivate hospital rooms in the M S U area Blue Shield participating physicians accept the average over $30 a day Blue Cross covers the Blue Shield fee as payment in full for M S U full cost of ward or semiprivate rooms ! employees with under $7,500 annual income ! All the surgery, x-rays, lab tests and in-hospital DIAMOND Expensive in hospital services such as drugs, operating rooms and laboratory services physician care you need, with no total dollar even intensive-care units are covered without maximums! dollar limit I Special, lower Blue Cross and Blue Shield rates are in effect for M S U employees ! W h e n your new baby comes along Blue Cross covers hospital care for the mother and Your Blue Cross and Blue Shield identification baby without special day or dollar limits on card is accepted without question by hospitals maternity care! and physicians I MAGNIFICENT MARQUISE S p e c i a l " O p e n E n r o l l m e n t " period: April 3 to April 24. S o w h e n y o u s i g n up ... s i g n up for • R I D A I SET Blue C r o s s a n d Blue Shield. J u s t c o n t a c t the S t a f f B e n e f i t s D i v i s i o n , U n i v e r s i t y B u s i n e s s $195.00 O f f i c e , 204 A d m i n i s t r a t i o n B u i l d i n g , T e l e p h o n e No. 353-6390 both rings *AII employees are eligible except faculty and administrative employees whose salaries exceed S7.500 a year. Eligible E X T E N D E D TERMS AVAILABLE employees may switch if now covered by another plan. FOX'S Direct Diamond Importers Frandor Shopping Center and 203 S. Washington MICHIGAN H i BLUE CROSS ANO W BLUE SHIELO DIAMOND COUNCIL VISA CARDS OF WELCOME AMERICA ) 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, April 14 IT'S QUITE AN IDEA ! PEANUTS PERSONAL'S O n l y $1.00 For 10 W o r d s Automotive Automotive Scooters & Cycles For Rent Apartwn»» For Rent For Rent FORD 1959. Excellent condition, Aviation H6n'DA 50, 1965. Must sell. $100. LUXURY, TWO m o r e men, June- FURNISHED apartments for two with a THREE MEN needed for Iuxurl- THIRD MAN needed for large $125 or best offer. 355-0740. Bill Bishop, ED 2-2573. June. Block from Berkey. 351- students. 129 Burcham Drive, ous apartment summer t e r m . FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to house. All utilities paid. $55. low (ÛS1 3-4/18 learn in the PIPER CHERO- 1-4/14 9267. 5 - 4 / 1 4 East Lansing. 91/2 month lease, Pool. 351-7658. 4-4/14 337-2518. 3-4/14 WANT AD FORD 1963 XL convertible. 390 $140.00. 12 month lease, $130. engine power. 485-3506. KEEI1 Special $5 offerì 484- 1324. C Employment NEEDED: ONE girl immediately or summer. Three people s u m - Call IV 7-3216. 10-4/20 63 NEW L U X U R Y WOMEN: SUMMER housing with F 6 U R T H MAN needed s pring sound proof u n i t s meals and sunken garden for 3-4/17 MAN: FULL time, deneral land- m e r . 351-7763. 3-4/14 • AUTOMOTIVE FORD GALAXY 500, '62. Eight Scooters & Cycles scaplng work. S A N D H I L L and/or summer. P r e f e r gradu- UNIVERSITY VILLA sunbathing. $210.00. 627-6653. 10-4/27 ONE GIRL to share apartment ate, senior. Reduced r a t e . Su- APARTMENTS • EMPLOYMENT cylinder, full power. $575. 485- ¿ S A 650cc., $650. Norton 350cc., ACRES NURSERY. ED 2-3310. Immediately. $47.50 a month, perluxury apartment. THREE BEDROOMS, furnished, 3 - 4 / 1 7 Dish- - 635 ABBOTT ROAD • FOR R E N T 5176. 3-4/17 $450, or best o f f e r s . 372-8527. includes utilities. 337-2056. washer. Northwind. Call 337- walk to campus. $165 monthly. - WALK TO CAMPUS « FOR S A L E JAGUAR SEDAN 3^4, new""car 10-4/17 HOSTESS WANTED for week- - 3-4/17 5775 after 5:30 p.m. 3-4/14 July and August only. Couple - COMPLETELY FURNISHED • LOST & FOUND condition, $1295 at STRATTON HONDA SPORT 50, $175.00.641- end nights. Call CORAL GAB- EAST LANSING, three room, un- FOtlR MAN luxury apartment. or family. 337-0796. 3-4/18 STUDENTS 2-BEDROOM • PERSONAL SPORT CENTER, 1915 East 6450. 3-4/14 LES, 337-1311. 3-4/18 furnlshed. Available immedi- Dishwasher, air-conditioned, FLEXIBLE UNITS TWO BEDROOM for four people. • PEANUTS PERSONAL Michigan. IV 4-4411. C 305 HONDA Dream, 1966, saddle SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: Men, ately. $110.00. FABIAN REAL- s u m m e r . Northwind. 351-7914. - LET US HELP YOU FIND Furnished including utilities. • REAL ESTATE LINCOLN 1963, factory a i r - c o n - bags, luggage c a r r i e r , m i r r o r s . 20 or over. Detroit a r e a , $2.80 TY. ED 2-0811, IV 5-3033. 4-4/14 A ROOMMATE Deposit. ED 2-4541. 3-4/18 • SERVICE dltloning. Excellent condition. Low Mileage, good condition. per hour. David J a f f a . 353- 3-4/14 TWO BEDROOM luxury a p a r t - 3 Man Units TWO BLOCKS from campus-512 • TRANSPORTATION 484-0334. 3-4/17 337-2422 after 5:30 p j n . 2803 between 10-3 p.m. 70.00 each p e r month Abbott Road. Presently have ment. Close to campus. Sum- • WANTED MERCURY COMET 1962. Ex- tremely fine condition. Low VESPA G.S. (160 c.c.) 1964. Éx- 5-4/18 8-4/18 Burcham Woods m e r . 351-5791. 3-4/17 2-Man Units availablo Furnished Model Open DaysSt three men-need two more to FURMSHED, F O U f t - r o o m a p a r t - fill house. Phone 332-2780. DEADLINE mileage. Radio. New premium FOUR WELL dressed men t o d ^ cellent machine.,With Fury 400 llver advertising gifts. Car n e c - Eydeal Villa ment. Ground floor, private, evenings: See Manager o r call 3-4/18 t i r e s . Engine well tuned. Need helmet. $290. Telephone 351- e s s a r y . Call Mr. Lee, 339-8610 332-0091,332-5833 before 8 pm cash. Must sell. $595. 351- • Our pools a r e now being married couple. 332-5762. ONE GI&L immediately to share 1 P.M. one class day be- 6469. 3-4/14 between one and 4:30 p . m . readied for Spring. 5-4/14 beautiful two bedroom house. fore publication. 4702. 3-4/14 TRIUMPH, ¿50, $450. Old but • Sub lease and short t e r m SIGN UP NOW FOR F A L L MGB 1964, red, radio, w i r e s . 3-4/14 SUMMER: SUBLET four - man, 337-1531 between 5-7. 3 - 4 / 1 4 excellent shape. Need money. leases a r e now available air-conditioned, luxury a p a r t - Cancellations - 12 noon one $1325.00. Call 353-1564 a f t e r 351-7358. 3-4/14 ONE BUSBOY: T e r m s arranged for Spring & Summer. ment. $200.00. 351-7749. ONE GIRL: attractive, inexpen- DOCTORAL STUDENT (MSU) class day before publica- 4 p.m. 5-4/18 with housemother. ED 2-3457. slve apartment, spring only. wife and three well-mannered HONDA 1965 Sport 50, l,l00 • For 1, 2, 3, 4 students or 5-4/14 tion, MG 1961 convertible, wirewheels 3 - 4 / 1 7 Phone 332-0234, evenings. children (ages 6, 11, 13) desire miles. In excellent condition. BUSBOYS: LUNCH and dinner single working people. "MALE GRADUATE needed l m - and new Michelin tires. IV 2 - 5-4/14 furnished home in East Lansing IV 2-8232. 3-4/14 meals, Sorority house. • Rentals start at $125. medlately, no l e a s e . $41.50 or Okemos School District b e - PHONE 2813. 3-4/14 337- East Side OLDSMOBILE 1964, F-85 Deluxe HONDA 1965. 50 c.c. Electric 0719. 3 - 4 / 1 8 East Lansing month. Comfortable. 482-8221. l-bedroom, heat, furnished ginning September 1 and ending 355-8255 4-door, p o w e r steering and starter, low mileage. $199. Call MEN WITH transportation to d e - Management Co. 5-4/18 $125. 2 bedroom all utilities about June 15. Presently a home 393-0477. 3-4/14 monstate and take o r d e r s for owner in a high property value RATES b r a k e s . Undercoating. 28,000 745 Burcham, Apt. 2 TWO GIRLS needed attractive house near campus; for large paid for 3 at $150 or 4 at area and will guarantee excel- miles. Original owner. $1,300. MUST SELL 196? 250cc Suzuki'. cleaning fluid in Lansing Area. $180. Also, house 2-bedroom 1 DAF SI.50 for s u m m e r . Call Jaynie 355- lent c a r e of property. Will be in ED 2-0115. 3-4/14 800 miles, $575.00. 355-9396. Extremely good pay. Contact for 3 at $150 or 4 at $180. 3 DAYS $3.00 351-7880 2023 or Linda 355-1943. East Lansing area around May 6LB5M66ILFE 1963, 88. Power, 3-4/14 FULLER SALES, 804 East 'SUBLEASE S U M M E R t e r m * All jinits furnished and $100 5 to follow up responses to 5 DAYS 55.00 2-4/14 V-8, excellent condition. $1095. HONDA 1066, 305 Scrambler'. Michigan Avenue or call 482- Four-man apartment, excellent HASLETT APARTMENT: need deposit. No children or pets. this ad. Write or phone F r a n k - Phone 484-2539. 5-4/14 Excellent condition, extras. 4611. 6 - 4 / 2 1 location. Air conditioner, large ^ Phone IV 9-1017. lin Halley, 826 Seneca Avenue, John, 351-9604 apt. 1. 5-4/18 STUDENTS, for year round part t e r r a c e . Call 351-9378. four to sub-lease for s u m m e r . based on 10 words per ad' P6NTIAC 1965 Catallna c o n - ONE MAN spring t e r m . Clean, Huron, Ohio 44839; 433-3486. 353-7466. 5-4/20 vertible, t u r b o hydromatlc. VESPA 1966 motorscooter. 800 time sales to local business. 5-4/19 quiet, luxury apartment. $120. . 5-4/14 Over 10, per word, per day. For interview, write Box 188, 351-9267. 5-4/14 power steering, power brakes, actual miles. Owned by MSU girl AVONDALE APARTMENTS now TODAY'S THE DAY SUMMEFT CLAN needs one man There will be a 50^ service radio. CROSBY'S PONTIAC- student. $250. UNIVERSITY Fowler. 48835: 1-4/14 leasing two-bedroom furnished HASLÉTf APARTMENTS. Three for luxury apartment. Sign lease and bookkeeping charge if BUICK. 482-9776. 3-4/17 OLDSMOBILE, 1222 E. Michi- SAL EM AN WANTSD. Also sRarp apartments for June and Sep- To Lease For girls to sub-lease, summer now; move in June 15. Call 351- this ad is not paid within PONTIAC STATION Wagon. 1960 gan. 5-4/14 mechanic. FOX'S SPORT CEN- tember. Also one available for Summer and Fall t e r m . Call 337-7720. 5-4/14 7368 or 353-3287. 5-4/14 one week, 1 Catallna. 485-4460 , 353-3299. INDIAN 1957, 250 cc. Scramble TER, 2021 East Michigan Ave- spring t e r m . Call 351-7672 or NEED ONE MAN, sublease lux- TWCNBEDROOM. East of c a m - nue, Lansing. 4-4/19 Call N E J A C of E. Lansing ury apartment spring t e r m . Call 3-4/14 cycle. $225.00. Call Ed Steele, 337-2080^ 10-4/26 pus, Okemos a r e a . Unfurnished. 337-1300 351-7620. 6-4/14 Available May 1. ED 7-7847. PONTIAC Grand Prix 1965. 332-0844. 3-4/14 CHOOSE YOUR own hours. A few \VANtED: F'OllR students to s u t - The State News does, not Beautiful, low mileage car $1,- HONDA 50 cc, 1965. Excellent hours a day can mean excellent BETWEEN EAST Lansing and STARTING SUMMER: luxury 4-4/14 lease summer t e r m . Colonial F r a n d o r . One bedroom unfur- permit racial or religious 995. 355-8737. 5-4/17 condition. Must sell. CallRhett, earnings for you a s a trained apartment, two-man, furnished. House. 351-4803. 3-4/17 nished, luxury apartment for HOUSE : BALANCE" of s p r i n g discrimination in its a d - 351-5091.-. 3-4/14 Avon representative. For a p - 351-5856. 3-4/14 PORSCHE 1959 C o n v e r t i b l e . pointment, in your own home, UNIVERSITY TERRACE: TWO- MSU faculty or professional term to June 15. $100. per p e r - vertising columns. The Very clean. Must sell. 337-2723 YAMAHA 1966, 250cc. Like new. LOCAL STUDENTS p r e f e r J a - son. Located at 415 Ann Street. State News will not accept write M r s . Alona Hucklns,5664 bedroom unit for s u m m e r . Sub- adults. Carpet, drapes, garbage after 6 p.m. 3-4/14 One owner. $475. UNIVERSITY disposal, balconies, laundry panese male roommate(s) s u m - AH utilities Included. T h r e e advertising which d i s c r i m - School Street, Haslett, Michi- l e a s e . Call 332-2902. 5-4/19 OLDSMOBILE, 1222 E. Michi- facilities, excellent parking. m e r t e r m . 337-1810. 3-4/14 bedroom, two full baths. Paid inates against religion, Pd)kSCHE 1959 convertible. Me- gan or call IV2-6893. C-4/14 gan. 5-4/14 Graduate and Married Students ONE MAN needed for three man parking, furnished. Call 482- race, color or nationalorl- chanlcally good, b o d y needs Call STATE MANAGEMENT gin. work. Call Dave, 355-6740. FUN PEOPLE go Kawasaki. 60 SDSBQYTTiouse boy - Sigma BAY COLONY CORPORATION, 332-8687. apartment, near campus. $55. 2919 or Charles at 351-6666. 3-4/17 c.c. to booming 650 c.c. On Kappa Sorority. APARTMENTS 4-4/14 337-2345. 4-4/14 3-4/17 Excellent RAMBLER 1959 station wagon. d i s p l a y at CULLY'S CYCLE m e a l s . ED 2-5355. 4-4/18 1127 N. HAGADORN WINTER TERM: two girls needed CENTER. 482-4019. C AMEDEO'S C 6 - G 0 g i r l s . 8 p.m. Now leasing 63 units. 1 and Houses Reclining front seats. $150.332- to sublease luxury apartment. . Join the Automotive 3203. 5-4/17 HONDA 1965, 160 cb 4451. Ex- to 2 a . m . $15 a night. 21 y e a r s 2 b e d r o o m s , unfurnished. 353-2395. 3-4/18 EXCELLENT TWO bedroom cellent condition. $425 or best or older. Call 489-8769 after Close to campus, shopping ranch house. Furnished for four world BUICK 1965 Special, four-door TEMPEST 1961 station wagon. GRADUATE STUDENT - three students. Available for summer sedan, V-6, automatic and radio. Good condition. $400 . 351-7316. offer. Tom, 355-8949. 5-4/17 7 p.m. 3-4/17 c e n t e r , downtown, and bus rooms furrilshed. Private bath line. Model open 9-5 Week- and next year. Call ED 2-0811 3-4/14 14ÒNDA 150, 1966. Excellent cori- MALE COUNSELOR at least 18 days and 5 p.m.-9 p.m. by of Yamaha CROSBY'S PONTIAC-BU1CK. • and entrance. ED 7-7603. or ED 2-1438 or IV 5-3033. 482-9776. 3-4/17 THUNDERBlftb 1962. Pull power ditlon. $450.00. Also helmet, 1-4/14 years. Some athletic back- appt. Sat. and Sun. 1-5. 4-4/19 CHEVROLET 1966 Impala con- extremely c l e a n throughout, $40.00. 332-5457. 3-4/14 BEGINNING SUMMER, four per- ground. Boys camp In Northern vertible. Six cylinder, white Will sacrifice. 482-7401, 484- LAMBRETTA SCJÓÒtÉR, l9Ó4. Ontario. - June 24 to August rents from 1 35.00 P month sons. Campus two blocks. $50/ er HOUSES FOR SUMMER Rental. 332-6321 332-2571 Furnished, with all utilities. wall t i r e s , red. 6000 miles, 6446. 3-4/14 125 cc. Mint condition. $125. 17. F i r s t y e a r ' s salary $300. each. 351-7784. 3-4/14 Special summer rates available. standard transmission, for In- TR-4, 1963. Very good condition. Call 351-5805. 3-4/17 Call Matt Minn. 484-4263. or 337-0511 NEED ONE man to share two Call Art Boettcher, 332-3583. formation call 355-2885. Wire wheels. R a d i o , heater. HONDA 305. Engine overhauled 10-4/24 5 I R L : i>UMME.k and/or fall. Lux- bedroom apartment with f i r e - MUSSELMAN REALTY, 332- 5-4/14 by dealer. Ask for Mike, 332- ury apartment near campus. place. Call 351-5623 after 5 1148, evenings. 3-4/18 337-2549. 5-4/18 CHEVROLET T ^ Bei-air, TRIUMPH 1966, British racing 2575. 5 - 4 / 1 4 For Rent 337-0820. 3 - 4 / 1 4 p.m. 1-4/14 four-door, hardtop, V-8, stick. TV RENTALS for students, $9.00 TWO GIRLS needed for four girl MEN NEEDED W a t e r s Edge Call 351-9225. 3-4/17 green, spitfire, 34mpg, depen- M O T O R C Y C L E HEADQUAK- Faculty & Grad. dable. Car includes 37 parking TERS, Y a m a h a , Triumph, month. F r e p service and deliv- Northwind apartment. Call 332- apartment. 339-2332 . 3-4/18 Students at CHEVROLEt, 1960. New paint tickets. $1195. Call Tim morn- ery. CallNEJAC. 337-1300. We 0234. 5-4/18 BMW sales and services. All RIVER HOUSE APARTMENTS: Job and interior. $200. Call ings. 351-6892. 3-4/18 types of riding apparel, c o m - guarantee same day service. C IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for 1-2 girls for s u m m e r . 353- EAST LANSING AREA MSU's Yamaha 355-1752 between 8-5 p.m. TRIUMPH TR-4 1964. BRG, plete s e l e c t i o n of helmets. RENT A 19" GE television set one man to share luxury two 3072. 3-4/18 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 5-4/17 Mlchellns, Abarth e x h a u s t . SHEP'S MOTORS. Just south of Including stand, for only 26 Friendly, intelligent m a l e s . Motown - Rock. Call 351-7652. Trudy Veldhoen, Grand Rapids, dustrial plants in Chicago and Michigan to Pete Vander Werf, other cities was echoed by set for M a y 1 Three months, AKC, e a r s crop- 5-4/20 Hudsonville, Michigan Senior Thomas Coulter, chief executive want to officer ofthe Chicago Association The Honorable George Ed- ped. 372-3916. 5-4/18 BEFORE YOU HIRE, hear Peter Bethel Manor. wards, circuit judge o f t h e sixth of Commerce and Industry. IBM Selectric, carbon ribbon, Banting Quintet audition. 353- judicial federal court system, 2 1/2 years old. Must sacrifice. 6930, 355-3887. 5-4/19 Marcy Spelman, Chevy Chase, Coulter asked Daley to step into will be the featured speaker at 337-1527. C-4/14 TERM ¿ARTY perfection from Maryland Sophomore to David the dispute which involves both a 10 a.m. Monday, May 1, in F a i r - Braunstein, Baltimore, Maryland strike by 11,000 of the t r u c k e r s , get ahead child Theatre, when MSU p a r - GIBSON 12 string guitar. Good THE BUD SPANGLER ORCHES- Junior Zeta Beta Tau. members of Fenner's union, and TRA. Call 337-0956. 5-4/17 a lockout by c a r r i e r s . takes in the annually celebrated condition. Call 351-7835. Law Day U.S.A. festivities. 3-4/14 WANT NEW European c a r ? Cou- Amanda Aftel, Detroit, Michi- The educational-patriotic ob- TAN COUCH. ple traveling to Europe this gan Sophomore to Louis Katz, Senate Reconditioned. servance, established by Con- 2-4/14 fast $10.00. 351-6503. summer will purchase for you. Oak Park, Michigan Senior Sigma gress and former President R03ERTS TAPE recorder, s t e r - 337-7123 after 8 p.m. 5-4/14 Alpha Mu. Dwight D. Elsenhower in 1957, eo, four-track. $100. 337-2133. GIRLS: : a l l s , wlglets wlglets, wigs, attempts " t o bring to public at- turns bock 3-4/18 bangs, Human hair. Discount Nancy A n d e r s o n , Saginaw,. tention the rights and duties of NIKON PHOTOMIC light meter, prices. 337-0820 . 5-4/14 Michigan Sophomore Alpha Phi citizenship." It also seeks to p r o - with an new - $50.00, RCA Portable to Tom Separa, Detroit, Michi- mote " f u r t h e r understanding of SUBJEC+S NEEDED for ESPex- TV, $40.00. Bell Magnum Hel- gan Senior Sigma Chi. our national heritage of freedom funds a i d periment. To volunteer call 351- met, $25.00. Call 351-6839. under law." 5012. 5 - 6 . 3-4/14 Kathryn Ann Johnson, Fre- 3-4/14 Hendrik Zwarensteyn, p r o f e s - APPOINTMENT FOR passport or mont, Michigan Freshman to FOR SALE: English setter and sor of business law, insurance international application pictures now being Charles L. Hudson,Mt.Clemens, WASHINGTON UP) —The Senate two puppies. ED 2-5762. taken at HICKS STUDIO. 24 hour Michigan Sophomore Triangle. voted Thursday 48-42 to repeal and office administration, will 3-4/17 or same day service. ED 2 - be chairman of MSU Law Day the 1966 presidential campaign- U.S.A. program and will co- BIKES: MEN'S, $15. womens 6169. C financing plan which would make $10. Good condition. Phone 351r ENGAGEMENTS ordinate MSU's activities with available government funds to the Peanuts Personal those of the Ingham County Bar hotel company, 6503. 2-4/14 Marsha Haney, Haslett, Michi- major parties in the 1968 elec- Assn. BASEMENT SALE. Saturday 1-4. STEVEN HAPPINESS is having gan Mercy School of Nursing to tion. There will be no admission Mao 2702 Heather. West off Park just one more year to go! Happy Jan Klodner, North Riverside, The repealer was attached to charge for Edwards's speech. Lake Road. East Lansing, Good 20th. I love you. Pooky. Illinois Junior Theta Delta Chi. a House-passed bill so that its household and clothing buys. 1-4/14 fate eventually will have to be I'd like 1-4/14 Nancy. E. Stone, Birmingham, decided in a Senate-House con- CONGRATUATIONS THI house ELECTRO-VOICE. Spring p r o - Michigan Senior to Clinton Lee ference on the bill. on your engagement with the Meadows, Okemos, Jvtichigan The result was a s h i r p defeat motion. Come listen to the new Tse-TunG Vogues, The Actives. 1-4/14 Junior. for Sen. Russel B. Long, D-La., model 11 speakers, teamed up to talk with EV's 1177 Stereo receiver. chief author of the plan. He had The whole package FM stereo, Real Estate Service been struggling through two weeks of floor debate to save It. Direct from PEKING changer, speaker systems, EAST LANSING; Custom built $287.90 plus tax. Bring your four bedroom ranch. Near paro- Typing Sorvico It also was a defeat for a d - own test record. MAIN ELEC- chial and public schools. Nice ANN BROWN, typist and multi- ministration forces which had Handbook of the Red Guards to you TRONICS, 5558 South Pennsyl- neighborhood. An excellent val- endorsed the scheme. President Uth offset printing, d i s s e r t a - Johnson said it had merit, in vania. C ue at' FHA appraisal of $25,000. BRING YOUR prescription to - Call Bud Hayes, STASER REAL tions, theses, manuscripts, gen- signing it into law last Novem- QUOTATIONS FROM O P T I C A L DISCOUNT. 316 ESTATE. 337-1755, evenings - eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex- ber. perience. 332-8384. C CHAIRMAN MAO *1 Tussing Building. IV 2-4667. P e r r y , 625-3819. 2-4/14 The outcome was a victory for BARBI MEL, Professional typ- Sens. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., and The Original C-4/14 Little Red Book RIDGEWOOD DRIVE, four bed- lst. No job too large or too John J . Williams, R-Del., who REMINGTON AUTOMATIC shot room brick and frame Cape small. Block off campus. 332- cosponsored the repealer. gun - 16 gauge. Case. Call Cod. Walking distance to all 3255. C Mike 351-7113. 5-4/20 PEKING REVIEW schools. Dining room, r e c r e a - ATTENTION STUDENTS: profi- AMPLIFIERS, GUITARS, drums, tion r o o m , two-car garage. ciently typed theses in my home. Pacific film set News, analysis & comment,-iry from organs: 20% off. Call Jack at $33,900. Won't you call for an the C h i n e s e press A i r m a i l e d j TU 2-5161. 3-4/14 MSU World Travel Series will w e e k l y f r o m P e k i n g Year s u b 1 351-5803 after 6 p.m. 5-4/14 a p p o i n t m e n t today? Phone PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist, offer "Return to the South Paci- Froe Catalog on Ri;quf?sf PORTABLE STEREO Hi-Fi,with FABIAN REALTY', ED 2-0811, IV 5-3033. 3-4/18 IBM Selectric and Executive. f i c , " produced by Thayer Soule, AM-FM tuner. Must sell. 351- Multflith offset printing. P r o - at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Audi- 5212. 3-4/18 fessional thesis typing. 337- torium. CHINA PUBLICATIONS ENGAGEMENT AND w e d d i n g Service 1527. C The history of the South Pacific 9 S Fifth A v e New Y o n . N Y tooo ring. 32, 100 AAA - 10 x loupe. DlAt>teR SERVICE, T)iaparend will be presented from official Please send Quotations Perfect diamond, white gold, D1SCOUN+ TO students. Multi- Franchised Service Approved by films of the Dept. of Defense and (Please add 15« postage £ handling plain band. Peter 351-6473. lith s e r v i c e , typing service Doctors and DSIA. The most available. Theses our specialty. current films of the islands. Unter sub tc Poking R e v i e w 5-4/20 modern and Only personalized Soule, an honors graduate of B. J. PRESS. 485-8813. 3-4/17 RUMMAGE SALE -Rehabilitation service in Lansing, providing Harvard University, was in Industries. 1121 May. Week of you with diaper palls, polybags, charge of all Marine Corps April 9, 8-5. On hand will be deodorizers, and diapers, or Transportation photography in the Pacific during Statt' clothing for e n t i r e family, use your own. Baby clothes NEED RIDE to Bloomington or and after World War II. household items, cottage equip- washed f r e e . No deposit. Plant Indianapolis any weekend. Neil A r r a n g e a personal zuela and the Orient. NOW PLAYING... AT ment. 4-4/14 inspection invited. AMERICAN 353-0212. 5-4/17 into i v i e w w i t h e i t h e r A n d t h a t ' s o n l y the COLONIAL STUDIO couch DIAPER SERVICE, 914 E.Gier. b e g i n n i n g . I n ten years $59.50, dinette sets, used bed Call 482-0864. C Wanted Robert W . D u p a r (Cor- springs and mattresses, roll- nell. ' 4 9 ) . V i c e President there's no telling where ftLOÓb ÓONORS needed. $7.50 a-way beds, chests. Cheap gas DIAPER SERVICE, Lansing s for all positive, Rh negative we be. But we do k n o w finest. Your choice of three of Western International KOIIIRI W D I T V R . I 'iff fres. ranges, metal kitchen cabinets, with positive factor - $7.50. A Western Inlermilíonal Hotels electric room heaters with fans. types. Containers furnished, no H o t e l s , o r lirent Mac- we need m a n y bright deposit. Baby clothes washed negative, B negative, and AB Portable electric sewing m a - free. T r y our Velvasoftprocess. negative, $10.00. O negative - D o n a k l ( M S U . '56), G e n . M g r . of our y o u n g e x e c u t i v e s to c a r r y o u t o u r chines. Stereo and transistor $12.00. MICHIGAN COMMU- portable record players-used. 25 y e a r s in Lansing. BY-LO Northern Hotel in Hillings. M o n t a n a . plans for continued growth. DIAPER SERVICE, 1010 E. NITY BLOOD CENTER, 507 AM-FM radios. Typewriters, East Grand River, East Lan- T h a t ' s where y o u come in. C o m e in Michigan. IV 2-0421. C Western International Hotels is an $29.50 - $300. Electric adding sing. Hours: 9-3:30 Monday and machines. WILCOX SECOND FREE! T " f "A" Thrilling hour of international management company. to the Placement Office and arrange • THE SENSATIONAL * Tuesday; 12-6:30 Thursday. HAND STORE. 509 East Mich- for a personal interview A p r i l 17-IX- beauty. For appointment call 337-7183. C In fact, we're the third largest in the igan. IV 5-4391. C 489-4519. MERLE NORMAN 27 YEAR OLD PHD student and BICYCLE SALES, rentals and COSMETICS STUDIO, 1600 E. world, with A3 properties in the U.S.. 19. It may turn out to be the most wife desire two-room unfur- services. LANSING CYCLE, 1215 Also used. EAST E. Grand River. Call 332-8303. C CALLING CARDS, Michigan. C-4/13 business nished house, duplex or apart- ment in East Lansing. January occupancy-year lease.351-4414 SUNLINERS Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Vene- profitable interview of your life. SILVERTOKE T E L E V I S I O N - cards and so forth, $6 thousand. Letter heads $12/thousand. All after 4 p.m. 5-4/20 Limited Engagement - Nightly Except Tues m portable. Excellent condition. printing reasonable and of high SENIOR GIRL needs singleapart- $50 with stand. 355-7994. 3-4/17 quality. 72-hour service. Con- ment or unsupervised room for summer and fall. 353-3434. Come out to the tact FULLER SALES, 804 East S X M E R A , " N E W Canon F T - Q L '3-4/18 Jumbo T.G. Michigan Avenue or call 482- 35 mm., 85 mm. fl. 8 lens, 4611. 6-4/21 GIRL" TO ccok and do dishes a c c e s s o r i e s . 355-9114. Monday through Thursday. Sal- 3-4/17 IRONINGS DONE in my home. ary plus meals. Rivers Edge 5-4/20 Animals Call ED 7-9216. Apartments. 351-7516. 3-4/18 Fri. 4:30 or... 1RÔNINC5 ÔÔNE in my home. AJORABLE SIAMESE k i t t e n s , Call, ED 7-9216. 5-4/13 SPRING TERM board and room Try the new Coral Gables seal point, purebred, e i g h t weeks. 339-2573. 5-4/20 MAID SERVICE - dorms and for single female graduate stu- dent in exchange for child c a r e Woodward and 10 1/2 mile W E S T E R N INTERNATIONAL HOTELS apartments. Low at $2.25 a an equal opportunity employer BLACK AND white male kitten. F r e e to a good home. 351- week. Details - 353-2608. and/or housework on or near in Detroit 3-4/14 campus. 355-1107. 3-4/17 6822. 3-4/18 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, April 14, 19 STANDING IN THE RAIN A gentle Thursday memory By L A U R E L P R A T T dren, who got carried on tall Back to the grill, to form a ness is the soft rain that I State N e w s Staff W r i t e r men's shoulders. snake with Hasenauer in the lead stood in for God-knows-how long. The parade started as we all again, all holding hands, going An open letter to anybody, "Eternity in an hour"-Blake. poured out of the Union grill around and around the grill and concerning Gentle Thursday: Gentleness is the brand new green through the park up to the Ad- adding people till when we went It was a riot. A riot of gen- grass under the trees, and the ministration Building and a c r o s s out through the concourse past tleness. A riot of laughter and silver bark of the Old Beach. the street past the Journalism the people arguing at the peace color and gaiety and beauty and Gentleness Is something inside Building (will W. Cameron booth (what seemed then so un- wonder. that makes you see. It doesn't Meyers, professor of Journalism, gentle could be seen a s one of A day of giving. A day of have to be splashed on—though ever give me my series back? I those strange juxtapositions that giving anything you had to any- the splashing was wonderful, thought as we danced by and he strike one funny later on) and body that didn't have it, without wonderful. looked Incredulously at us). Into back through the ojher door, the exoectine to get anything back. last third of the chain was Just Gentleness should be wafted. the gardens it was a long, long, So look at yourself and see And giving away what someone beginning to get to the first door. bright parade of happy people. what's in there looking out at gave you, to make someone else The Gentle Thursday daisychaln. Somehow we made it you-go- you, and then waft a little gen- happy. It was Gentle Thursday. left-and-I'll-go right and we'll all be dispersed around the pool. The riotous happiness in the grill and the parade and the tleness into the air around you. As somebody chalked it on WMSN prefers blondes Everybody came in in the mid- shouting were all well. But the W M S N r e c r u i t e d blondes as h o s t e s s « s for Its Tibbetts, E a s t L a n s i n g junior; M e r r i l y L o c k w o o d , the ledge in front of the Union: dle—there was no beginning and Mother (Jan) Hooker and John reality of Gentle Thursday—like open h o u s e . They are, left to right, C y n t h i a Styke, A r l i n g t o n Hts., III., junior; K a r e n Woodson, D e t r o i t hopefully there will be no end. "Let there be peace on earth, Dennis, Father of US All, waded the reality of Easter or Valen- and let it begin with m e . " Detroit junior; L e s l i e H a a s , D e a r b o r n s o p h o m o r e ; junior; K a r e n P a w l o v i c h , F r a s e r s e n i o r ; B a r b W h i t - It really happened. Or if it into the pool. TySanford, soaked tine's Day or Christmas—is in- P e g g y Stolp, D e a r b o r n f r e s h m a n ; C h a r l e n e Duch, field, B i r m i n g h a m s o p h o m o r e ; Diane Dublel, W a r r e n didn't, it came close. side everybody that had anything Gentle Friday. s o p h o m o r e ; C h r i s L o v e r i d g e , K i r k w o o d , Mo., junior. all over from falling in, suddenly to do with Gentle Thursday, or S w a r t z C r e e k s o p h o m o r e ; N a n c y Matthews, F r a s e r There must have been a dozen fished out an envelope and cried, Gentle Saturday. people in the Climbing T r e e near for that matter anyone who didn't Gentle Everyday. junior; Jackie Fort, A u g u s t a f r e s h m a n ; B a r b a r a State N e w s photo by Dave L a u r a " I t ' s my income taxi "And every- IS IT CLASSICAL? IS IT JAZZ? the Administration Building, all one laughed. Gentleness isn't a riot. Gentle- Gentle. dressed In bright colors and laughing and shouting "Happy T l " tI t s' s "i ! • a nn ee ww j j s o u n d i n m u s i c Gentle T h u r s d a y . " The happiness brigade The ledges in front of the C.O. status decisions Jolivet Union have to be seen to be The parade reformed (John believed. There are peace and Tappin and Dave Hasenauer still love slogans clalked all over. leading the parade and leading There a r e flowers—pink, blue, purple, yellow—all over. everyone in chants) and danced on to Mason and Abbot ("Gentle Thursday to you, Gentle T h u r s - (continued f r o m page one) got your C.O. ideas; who has in- fluenced you deeply; and what hosed, hanged by their wrists Some, however, have checked you've done or said that demon- and beaten be warders and p a t r i - They were shackled, starved, Send for it. Across from the Union is the remains of a sort of ' T r e e of day to you, Gentle Thursday M a - " n o " and received C.O. c l a s s i - strates your belief. otic inmates. Some 142 C.O.'s It'll send you! m Sweetness"—a pole with a sign son-Abbot, Gentle Thursday to fication. were given life sentences, hut and cans full of Jelly beans and cherry and orange flavored sugar you)--then to Snyder, downstairs through the grill, up outside over Some who have doubts check Letters or support a r e also were pardoned later. " y e s " and add, " I t depends on requested. C.O, counselors sug- The 1940 Selective Service and Just $2.98 Supreme gest that one letter should be from Training Act Jolivet conductsJolivet to the lawn between Kresge Art cubes. Center and Fairchild up the alley fo Farm Lane and across—stop- what you mean by Being." someone who disagrees with your Supreme Court jVcision have both stand, but who can say that you greatly and the 1964 CONCÈRTO MO. 2 PO» IMMIKf, HtMS, KW AND PIUCUSSON per album M o n o and Stereo All the lovely people ping traffic, playing school safety Church affiliation is not a p r e - a r e most sincere and honest in frocked" C.O.'s case. facilitated the " u n - CONCHt TN l O Kill THUKPtT. PIANO AND Stiate OaCHCST*» CONCERTO ma ciUO MO oacHorm fcheck, money order or COD, only.) patrol in our bright colors. requisite for becoming a C.O. opposing war. I 1 j l ¡I A I Jim Sink ended up with straw- f Nonetheless, it is a rugged This was established by the Su- If the board refuses your r e - road for the C.O., and one that I Westminster Recording Co., Inc. I flowers in his hair and a c a r - Across to the International I 1330 Avenue of the Americas I Center and into the Crossroads preme Court in its landmark quest for reclas-ification, you many either fear to taVar I, C.O.'s the force you will use and the who did not belong to one of the force you won't. privileged sect •> were imprisoned Educator, psychiatrist Here one can get into a sticky and suffered severely from the game of semantics. Some people passions of the hour. draw the line between force and violence. This means employ- to give lecture series ing "nonviolent" force o r the " f o r c e of love..' | A r t Institute o f C h i c a g o announces the Others draw the line between A well-known educator and graduate students interested in personal violence and organized SUMMER SESSION June 26 A u g u s t 18 psychiatrist will present four teaching. violence. They would be willing ( R e g i s t r a t i o n J u n e 19 • 23) lectures- next week to faculty and Sponsored by the Agriculture to defend themselves if attacked w i t h c l a s s e s in and Natural Resources C u r - but do not condone organized Fine Arts, Ceramics riculum Committee, E a r l V . P u l - Flat Pattern & Weaving mass violence. Design and, House sets lias, professor of higher educa- Teacher Education A draft board might ask the also tion at the University of Southern applicant, "How can you be Young People's Classes eth ics panel California, will lecture Monday and Tuesday. against a r m i e s , if you a r e willing to use police? " in the Junior School [ Accredited b y : N a t i o n a l Assoc. in the Lansing'East Lansing area Schools of A r t ; N o r t h C e n t r a l ^ Pullias will speak at the Col- A standard come-back for this I Assoc. of C o l l e g e s a n d 1 S e c o n d a r y Schools lege of Agriculture and Natural was suggested by Aldous Huxley. Clique Bar WASHINGTON £ — TheHouse established a Standing Ethics Resources faculty meeting at 3:30 "When the police wish to a r - Committee Thursday to draft a p.m. Monday in 158 Natural Re- rest a criminal, they do not burn code of "standards of official sources. His topic will be " E d u - up a town in which he is living conduct for members, officers, cation and Societv." and kill or torture all its in- We w e l c o m e and employes of the House." The 12-member group of six At 6 p.m. Monday he will ad- habitants," Huxley said. "But this precisely is what an army does, particularly an army using you to relax with Now Open! Democrats and six Republicans d r e s s a dinner meeting in the Red us this weekend was given no initial Jurisdiction Cedar Room of Kellogg Center modern weapons." other than to propose standards on " T h e Role of the University Other a r e a s covered in the and e n j o y the former location of conduct for future House con- in the Developmsnt of the Indi- questionnaire include where you weekend. Plan to sideration, along with r e c o m - vidual." of mendations on how to enforce stop in tonight, to- Sportsman's Bar Need money for home improvements them. He will,present two lectures m o r r o w , or any- T h e r e was no opposition to Tuesday in 323 Chemistry. The creating the committee as a p e r - f i r s t , at 10:10 a . m . , will be titled time. 108 E. Saginaw manent group although some "Creating a Learning Environ- members said the resolution did ment." 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