Thursday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STAT c NEWS East Lansing, Michigan J u n e 22, 1967 10c V o l . 60 N u m b e r 2 MOSCOW TO REARM ARABS Britain warns Israel on claims F r o m The A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s lost to Israel in their war this month. " O u r policy Is the preservation of East, accompanied by a staff and proper facilities. Britain jolted Israel Wednesday with In a p o l i c y speech to the emergency the unity of Jerusalem, the elevation of He said the first task o f the U.N. a warning In the U.N. General Assembly special session of the 122-nation Gen- its cultural and religious life and free representative would be to make recom- against claiming all of Jerusalem as a eral Assembly, George Brown, the Brit- access to its holy places," he asserted. mendations in consultation with Maj. Gen. prize of war. Israel promptly accepted ish foreign secretary» said Israel would The assembly also h e a r d Mahmoud Odd Bull, the head of the U.N. truce the challenge by affirming its Intention to be Isolated from world opinion if it re- Fawzl, the Egyptian deputy p r e m i e r , re- supervision organization. keep the Old City area and pledging free tained the Old City won from Jordan. ject the UJS. resolution seeking direct While they did not say so, armament access by all faiths to Its holy shrines. Abba Eban, the Israeli foreign minister, Israeli-Arab peace talks. But he re- probably was high on the agenda of talks replied that his government already had flected pessimism that t h e assembly At the same time, informed sources Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny will expressed Its determination to see that could compel Israel to surrender war- In Moscow reported that the Soviet govern- have In Cairo with President Gamal Ab- Jerusalem would never again become a won Arab territory, as demanded by both -- ment has promised to replace without cost the Arab states and the Soviet Union. del Nasser, divided city and an arena of war. Cairo reported that Podgorny had re- the great store of Soviet a r m s that Egypt Neither Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosy- ceived a tumultuous welcome when he gin nor Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro- arrived from Yugoslavia, where he had myko attended the morning session of G O P tax package made an overnight stop for talks with the assembly. President Tito. Brown, the opening speaker at the Adding to the belief that rearming assembly's session Wednesday, said in Egypt would be a major topic was the the British view the Israeli-Arab war arrival of Marshal Matvei V. Zakharov defeated in House should not lead to territorial aggran- in Cairo a day earlier. He is chief of disement. staff of the Soviet armed forces* "Reports suggest that one particular Officials declined comment "on the re- point may be of special urgency," he nort that EevDt would hp rearmed. but It would have repealed the business said. "1 call upon the government of Is- s e v e r a l stories in Soviet newspapers F r o m The A s s o c i a t e d Press activities tax, cut the intangibles tax, provided a 14 per cent cut in school and rael not to take any steps in relation to Jerusalem which would conflict with have hinted that the program was in the works. Papa Pat Voting less than 3 hours after Gov. county property taxes and rebated about this principle. There are reports from Washington George Romney warned of possible slashes $85.5 million a year to local units of C i g a r s in h a n d , P a t Nugent a n n o u n c e s the b i r t h of h i s . e i g h t - in state spending, the House Wednesday government on a per capita basis. " I say very solemnly to that govern- and the Middle East that Soviet a r m s p o u n d , 10-ounce son in A u s t i n — t h e P r e s i d e n t ' s f i r s t g r a n d c h i l d . d e f e a t e d Its Republican-drafted fiscal Rep. Donald Holbrook, R-Clare, one of ment that, if they purport to annex the are beginning to arrive in Cairo, but UPI Telephoto package and its revenue-raising income the non-voting Republicans, offered an Old City or legislate for its annexation, ( p l e a s e t u r n to the b a r k p a g e ) tax. amendment which would have required a they will be taking a step which would The " l i t t l e s i x " maverick Republicans vote of the people Oct. 10 before the in- isolate them from world opinion, and- New gent for Nugents kept their promise by voting against the come tax could take effect. The proposal also lose them rights Israel considers pacKfage, which attracted only 50 of the 56 died when it did not attract the 22 hands nonnegotiable." votes it needed for passage. No Demo- needed to second It. Under the original U.N. Palestine par- crats supported the bill. Atty. Gen. Frank J . Kelley ruled earlier tition plan, Jerusalem was to be an The House then voted to reconsider the this sveek that such a special election would international city. But Israel took the income tax bill, keeping it alive and in be unconstitutional. new part of the city in the 1948-49 named Patrick Lyndon position for another vote. Democrats estimated .business would war, and Jordan seized the Old City. Another showdown could come today. pay only 10.4 per cent of the new tax Rep. George Montgomery, D-Detroit, has While stressing the situation of Jeru- money raised by the Republican package, salem, Brown supported the U.S. po- offered amendments designed to make the compared with what they said was its sition that the territorial integrity of all package more palatable to the Democrats. 34 per cent share of the current revenue states should be protected in the Middle H o u s e Speaker Robert Waldren, R- load. Gross Pointe, said Republicans would Democratic House leaders have vowed East; that the right of ps*ssage through AUSTIN, Tex. f<»«A boy described as ate-gray eyes, fair skin ' anc small off when Pat awakened her to report international waterways be guaranteed; noun:"of light-colored hair. Luci's baby was approaching. — caucus this morning and probably would to hold out for a package under which healthy and weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces . and that action be taken to solve the It was " a perfectly normal six-hour With Pat and Luci in their dark-gre?IB consider Montgomery's proposals. business would pay around 27 per cent was born Wednesday to Luci Johnsor problem of Palestine refugees. Brown bor and delivery," they said. convertible and M r s . Johnson lr. a station Shortly before the House began its tax of new taxes. u r g e d also that Secretary-General U Nugent. debate, Romney announced he had told wagon, they made the dash of three or Thant send a mediator into the Middle The ced for the first four four miles to the emergency entrance of the heads of the 19 principle state de- ( p l e a s e t u r n to th= b a : k page) Within moments Lady Bird Johnson hours incubator in a,private Seton Hospital, neai :amp partments to be ready to absorb substan- telephone d the neus to the President in room next to Luci -, and secret Service University of Texas tial cuts in their asked-for appropria- Washln ¿to;;. U-M head Fleming agents maintained- a watch outside their Luci was taken to the delivery room. tions. "U. By W I L L II A M L . R Y A N such incidents do not o c c u r . " the death of one crewman and ART O NTEff With their penchant for timing, the United States and the Soviet would always be In Chicago to injuries to others which the So- A c r o s s F r o m The H o m e E c . B l d g AP S p e c i a l C o r r e s p o n d e n t 319 E. Grand Rivet the Communist Chinese explod- Union at this time require an handle national student affairs. viets reported after the incident. The I'nited States first denied UNITED NATIONS, N'.Y. If)-- ed a hydrogen bomb, years be- insurance against widened war " I have not been dependenuon Soviet charges that U.S. planes A nightmare, robbing diplomats fore the experts had thought they in any area and certainly against the national office enough to run had damaged the vessel, but and politicians of their peace could. general war which could lead to Into problems with the old sys- agreed Sunday that they may have of mind, eventually may per- Only two years ago, with Pek- nuclear conflict. In effect, events t e m , " Price said. strafed the 3,358-ton vesseljune suade—or evenforce--theUnited ing an apprentice club member, now can force the Soviet Union Price said he might favor a 2. New information disclosed a States and the Soviet Union to the Red Chinese already were and the United States into mean- change If the situation Is as bad third flight of planes, not pre- confer seriously at the highest believed planning to embark on ingful dialogue. as VOICE members think it i s . viously reported, was in the area, level. their own road of nuclear proli- George Brown, Britain's for- feration. eign secretary, referred to the What, world leaders can now nightmare in his policy speech ask themselves, would stop a before the emergency United Na- tions General Assembly session China, bent on spreading her influence, from offering bombs NeXT To on the Middle East war crisis. to other governments, for exam- . CHefoiNG-. Others are thinking about it. ple, Arab governments? They have reason to do so. Perhaps this was on Brown's A ghost is hovering over this session, haunting it and mocking mind when he told the U.S. as- sembly that, "as we meet here, HOWLING ^ it. A curtain-raiser for the wordy we cannot forget that even in the last few days news has pome fne MooN, 1 debate which has been going on of new dangers on a scale which UKQ BUYING here all week was provided Sat- we can scarcely imagine and a urday over the salt flats of Red new threat to human survival." MY BOOKS * AUTO RACING Jî S.B.S. AT THE TRACK THE AT * * STARS CALL FRIDAY HOME SPEEDWAY SATURDAY * * SäuTiü Late Model 1 Open Class * Stocks MAN. 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Consider the fol- the fact that the actors were impression t h a t this t u r k e y of the Performing A rtsvjompany. lowing passage of witty dialogue. apparently speaking English to reached the screen as the re- Summer Circle Theater will During the war, a clumsy Eng- "Scotch Strips" of tickets are "Sergeant, we have reached begln with. suit of careless editing. open its seventh season Wednes- lish bomber crew accidentally available at the Summer Circle the point where you need not day with the sentimental situation box office In front of Demonstn»—" demolished a Spanish cathedral. call me S i r . " comedy " M y Three Angels." tion Hall for $7. Single tickets Filled with remorse and aided by "Yes Sir!" The show, first of five produc- are $2 each. The box office History teachers a talented Italian girl, the group Or this subtle double entendre: tions set for this summer, will (phone 355-0148) is open from sets off to rebuild the church "Where would you like to go on run through Saturday, J u l y 1. 12:30-5:30 p.m. Monday through with the proceeds from a series our honeymoon?" The other shows are " O f Mice Saturday and 5:30-9 p.m. per- of bank robberies in Germany. " T o bed. I'm t i r e d . " and Men " (July 5-8); "Andro- formance nights. Curtain time for One can never be certain of hear Varg tonight The humor never rises above cles and the L i o n " and "A Slight all plays is 8:30 p.m. the intentions of an outsider, A c h e " (July 12-15); " T h e P h y s i - this level. however. The feminine accom- c i s t s " (July 19-22) and "Once Throughout the picture, we are plice has managed to r e t a i n enough evidence to put our good guy bank robbers behind bars subjected to displays of gross overacting. The arm w a v i n g , More than 300 high school and MSU's dept. of history, will deal Upon a M a t t r e s s " (July 26-30). Frank Rutledge, head of thea- Earthquakes mugging and exchange of cliches college history teachers from with general problems facing his- ter production, said the selec- for life. Twenty years later, at the in- never seem to let up. Steven Boyd, the' film's principal actor, across the nation will hear Paul tory teachers, and with special problems of teaching history to tion of plays fits the depart- ment's intention to do as many hit Fairbanks A. Varg, dean of the College of sistence of the younger-than- different kinds of plays as pos- FAIRBANKS, Alaska UP) — A is an exception, however. Boyd, Arts and Letters, give the open- an academically advanced group. ever young lady, the group re- sible on the thrust stage in Dem- series of earthquakes rocked the a fugitive from Levine's Her- ing address to the 14th annual The Advanced Placement Pro- assembles to knock off the Span- onstration Hall. Fairbanks area Wednesday. cules travesties, has c a r r i e d Advanced Placement H i s t o r y gram, which allows accelerated ish Banco Nacional. It is upon Business buildings, a hospital over his method acting approach conference tonight at 6:00InCase high school students to study col- " W e ' r e trying to show that it's this somewhat shaky.premisethat and a jail were evacuated, chim- of mouthing his lines in a dull Hall. lege-level courses, is in its 15th a viable and energetic stage form "The Caper oftheGoldenPulls," neys toppled, windows broke and monotone without changing facial The two-day conference, spon- year in American high schools. and npt Just one for classical currently playing at the Michigan power lines snapped. expression. sored by the College Entrance and Renaissance plays,." he said. Theater, develops. Speakers and colloquia leaders But there were no reports of " B u l l s " is an exceptional film Examination Board (CEEB) and The stage, which opens to the The "Topkapi-How to Steal a at the conference include Edward injuries and no major structural in its total lack of production audience on three sides, is pat- Million-Gambit" theme has en- Warren, assistant director of the damage. values. Sloppy camera work in- terned after a stage the Per- joyed so much success recently C E E B ; Hermann Muelder, dean Police said a suicide occurred tensifies the monotony generated forming Arts Company played on Poll may end that Grade C imitations such as of Knox College, Galesburg, 111.; during the quakes but they did not by the poor art production and in Waterloo, Ont., four years " B u l l s " were inevitable. Joe Le- Charles Keller of the John Hayes vine, creator of the instant Ital- subnormal sound tracking. Even Fellows Foundation, and Mark My turn to bow ago. know if there was a connection. Seven quakes were felt in 30 race ban in the spectacle of the Fiesta of Rutledge said that using both ian strongman epic has applied Krug of the University of Chi- minutes, three of them severe. the Virgins and the Running of S t u d e n t s t r y out, f o r r o l e s in the S u m m e r Circle the full Arena Theater and the his unimaginative, stock tech- cago. Seismograph stations rated the the Bulls appears traveloguish T h e a t e r production of the m u s i c a l c o m e d y "Once thrust stage was more satisfying nique to the "perfect c r i m e " Varg will speak on "The His- three heaviest shocks at an in- Detroit club and prosMc. The dubbing is par- Upon a M a t t r e s s " Tuesday night. than working only in the Arena. suspense comedy. Unfortunately; torian and Social Responsibil- tensity of 6.7 to 7 on the Richter He also said that this may be i t y . " Colloquia topics include S t a t e N e w s p h o t o by G l e n O w e n scale. the last year for the present More chicken for DETROIT .?! — S o m e 5,000 " T h e Historian and Society," Summer C i r c l e arrangement in members of the Women's City "New Teaching Materials and your money which a u d i t i o n s are open to Deadlines for adds, drops Club are being polled to deter- Interpretations," and "Advanced townspeople, students and faculty King Kong' mine whether the club should Placement, History, and the So- and separate casts (with some o p e n its facilities to Negro cial Studies Revolution." overlapping) are chosen for each guests. A six-week NDEA Institute for Friday is the deadline for late Drops and adds which do not play. registration, adds and section affect fees will be processed in film Friday The outcome of the secret 35 teachers of Advanced Place- changes for the first half-term. " W e may go to a repertory ballot would affect only guest ment American History courses 113 Administration. Drops and Adds and section changes for company," he said, "and proba- privileges, not membership, in is running concurrently with the adds with fee changes are to go the full term will end Tuesday. bly would produce only two or the exclusive women's group. conference. to 107 Administration. " K i n g Kong," the first pres- Tuesday is the last day for three p l a y s . " Auditions would BUCKET OF Lenore Romney, wife of Mich- igan Gov. George Romney, re- Conference c h a i r m a n a n d dropping courses for the first A f t e r the regular drop-add period, enrollment changes must be held at the beginning of the entation of Sugamer.Cinema, will NDEA institute director is D r . be shown Friday at 7 and 9 p.m. FRIED CHICKEN cently resigned from the club Justin L . Kestenbaum. half-term. The drop deadline for be approved by the assistant summer and the same group would present all the plays. Tickets are available at the door when its policy of refusing to One s e s s i o n on Advanced the full term is July 5. dean of the student's major col- for a 50£ donation. admit Negro guests of members Students dropping or adding lege. Rutledge plays one of the three 16 p i e c e s ^ o f f r i e d c h i c k e n , Placement history will be con- convicts in " M y Three A n g e l s " Sponsored by MSU's chapter pint of m a s h e d potatoes, gravy, $375 came to light. ducted by former students, courses are to obtain approval signatures from their academic Section changes can be com- and will direct "Once Upon a of Students for a Democratic 4 b i s c u i t s a n d honey pleted within the course's de- M a t t r e s s , " which he described Society, the film series will also BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS advisers or their advisers' rep- show during the summer a wide resentatives and the departments partment. as "just a very funny musical 1135 E. GRAND RIVER 332-2541 ROM concerned. Changes in Health, Physical play." range of films including several C h a r l i e Chaplin shorts, Eisen- FRIDAY . . :00 P.M. Education a n d Recreation Other members of the " M y stein's "Ten Days That Shook courses will be processed in Three Angels" cast are John Program Info. 332-6944 B a l d w i n , asst. professor of the W o r l d " and Bogart's "The STARTS Feature 7:50, 10:00 P.M TARL1TE 230 Jenison or 139 Women's COOiMtfaMno/ speech and University Theater Maltese F a l c o n . " Drive In T h e a t r e UM. . ÌC1/0 S N O W R O A D Other films included in the TODAY! P R O G R A M INF. 485-6485 business manager; E . C . Rey- CAMPUS ASKS THE » uttft lewtNwin or UNIIN« ON ii.RT NOW SHOWING COOL nolds, assoc. p r o f e s s o r o f speech; Michael Oberfield, Dale series will be announced during the summer. QUESTION: DRAMA, SUSPENSE AND Hit No. 1 Shown 2:55-6:25-9:55 Exclusive Drive In Showing 6LADMER " D O C T O R ZHIVAGO" SHOWN EXCITEMENT! 100 MINUTES CAM A WOMAN WHO HAS AN AFFAIR WITH A BIG-GAME ONCE ONLY AT 10:00 TODAY . . . HUNTER. AN ACTOR. A PSYCHIATRIST ANO A SAILOR Student's musical OF SPORT AND SPECTACLE! — FIND HAPPINESS WITH HER HUSBAND? " AT 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:35 I WINNER OF 6 WANTED The most \CADEMY AWARDS! picture of the year! to be in memoriom HOPE E N T E R P R I S E S presents In memorial to the late Robert soccer mm ul&llls E. Peppel, Port Hope graduate student, the town of Ca Seville will teams of 16 "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST FILMS!" m m u i i m i perform the musical which he wrote and directed while head nations —CH$t, WatM Jour. Trib. ¿mmm of its Summer Enrichment pro- gram last summer. " • • • • " | " F U N N Y & PROFOUND!" jumping, Peppel, who was killed in an ¿LiLUlM: auto accident three months ago, running, —CwrrtH, N.Y. OmUy N«wi | THE WAITER READE ORGANIZATION PRESENTS —Tim* Meg. mm. wrote "The Village of E c a e p . " THI The play shows people living free kicking, blocking, METR0-G0LDWYN-MAYER PRESENTS •¿ILL to pursue their individual desires provided they don't conflict with ©EDGIM^ their'neighbors' freedom. fighting A CARLO PONTI PRODUCTION The original cast of youngsters for DAVID LEAN'S FILM GO S í l t í ^ l l f will perform the play InCaseville WITH BURGESS MEREDITH stmmmoTOM ROSQUI • INA MELA OF BORIS PASTERNAKS June 30-July 1 as a tribute to the prized Added: '5,000 M i l e s " (Featurette) I I ENDS TONIGHT: "SHOOT L O U D , LOUDER . DOCTOR COLOR by DeLuxe UNITED ARTISTS Peppel. Peppel, who majored in music ZHiVAGO education, sangintheMSL' chorus* gold cup 'SPORTS A-GO-GO" I I DON'T UNDERSTAND" STARTS JUNE 29TH a n d performed in drama work- JULIE ANDREWS IN that Program Information 482-3905 shop productions, including the 'HAWAII' IN PANAVISION' AND METR0C0L0R male lead in "West Side Story" GOAL! makes 5§)IUMBIA pictures presents ENDS TODAY: Short Subject & Cartoon Added PEPPEL last spring. GêôiMûMtfaiœ/ MICHIGAN them "CAPER OF THE GOLDEN OPEN AT 8:00 P . M . TONIGHT champions | BULLS" THEATRE j MSU INTERNATIONAL F I L M S E R I E S ANS I NO of the TOMORROW: » i Drive In Theatre ALL COLOR FUN SHOW Meet Zorba— 5207 5 CEDAR ST world! Exclusive - "Good T i m e s " A Musical Phone 882-2429 TECHNICOLOR®/ TECHNISCOPE® Masterpiece A man who devours life F R E E ! While They Last 8x10 PHOTO OF SONNY & CHER 2nd Hit] Shown 1:20-4:50-8:20 WINNER OF 2 A C A D E M Y AWARDS! of Enchanting as if it were a feast! Entertainment! H C V I t M »N t î "QUINN PLAYS HIM TO HELLANGONE. HE IS THE FIRE OF LIFE _ WattBfengyfc cVj ITSELF, A PIECE OF THE SUN IN THE SïEÂÎfîS SHAPE OF A MAN." ANTHONY QUINN ALAN BATES'IRENE PAPAS MICHAEL CACOYANNIS PRODUCTION ti ZORBATHE GREEK .NORMAN ALOEN-tÄm- « « v,. .v«-.-:.. «.. CMO fUMMS ucted by SONNV BONO- Executive Pioducei STEVE BR0I0Y • Produced by LINDSLEY PARSONS '"r0---,-c " Ks * rs MH. HAf. CACOWWS 11:40 O N L Y Shows at 1:00, • PANAVISION" OlI.lHBiACOU* Technicolor® " ' - ^ ï J S i i t 3:00, 5:05, Columbia JERRY LEWIS Y M M A Mtffi.YV BILL TRAVERS F r i d a y and Saturday Pc,u es 7:05, 9:00 P . M . J u n e 23, 24 JANET LEIGH Added: WALT DISNEY'S FAIRCHILD THEATRE " M Y S T E R I E S OF THE D E E P " 7:30 P . M . 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Mj • 99« li» 4 The orientation p r o g r a m is P E S C H K E ' S P R I D E O ' M I C H I G A N PORK CHOPS lb 85* * SO E X T R A Top Voi Slot pi . ih Puxhoa. ol O H a m Roast b a s i c a l l y the same as that usec^ B O N E L E S S Ol I ic io I Anw lit!. oph. last year; however the staff of Bo,.boli . 99f END CUT Spartan Aider- hasbeen increased to 33, Spartan Aides are students who serve as resident advisers, (continued f r o m page one) PORK CHOPS guides and academic c o u n s e l o r s . Tuesday Romney reiterated the Only-students directly involved need for some type of fiscal re- with the orientation p r o g r a m a r e f o r m to a group of student lead- allowed to enter.Wonders H a l l s . ers f r o m the state's four biggest Planning and coordinating the u n i v e r s i t i e s . The group had asked s u m m e r orientations is a year- f o r a bipartisan effort to enact round job for the office of the fiscal r e f o r m s to prevent m a s - Vice President for Special P r o j - sive cutbacks in higher education ects, Gordon A. Sabine. Direct- appropriations. ing this y e a r ' s orientation pro- The governor told them that he g r a m is T h o m a s Goodale, and thought his original r e c o m m e n - John and Peggy Welty a r e serv- dations were sufficient,butfailed. ing as head advisers for the pro- to mention the revised austerity gram. budget. 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