Tuesday MICHIGAN C lo u d y ... A fickle th in g ... . . . with a chance ol light . . . and changeful is woman always! STATE snow or rain. the mid-IIO’s. High today in I.ow tonight Virgil UNIVERSITY near 20. E a st Lansing, Michigan March ä. 196» 10c Vol. 60 Number 140 B Y 'IT O F F IC IA L Com edian Bill C o s b y to perform at Hollywood's middle name. "Don't S t u d e n t c la im s in tim id a tio n ’ T ick ets will go on sale F rid ay for Mess-Around-With-Success. " Bill Cosby, fam ed com edian and en­ His first so-called appearance was : : : tertainer. as part of the A SM Sl' Popu- lar E ntertainm ent Series. Cosby, who has been the number one choice of en tertainers on the AS- at the Whiskey A-Go-Go in Hollywood where the m anagem ent charged $10 for cover charges. in la n g u a g e la b c o n tr o v e r s y • MSU Pop E ntertainm ent survey for sam e departm ent. The U niversity was • the past two years, will be here that the contractor would m eet sp ecifi­ wife a fte r lie received a letter stating An MSU student claim s he has be'en that University regulations prohibit unable to place her in another jo b a lte r ■ March 30. according to Don Banghart. cations set by the U.S. Dept, of Health. intimidated by a University official and married persons from working in the she was released, Andretz said I pop entertainm ent chairm an. Education and W elfare in its New Media that his wife was tired trom her job • The com m ittee has been trying to for Instruction Bulletin of 1963. because of his involvement in the current • sign him for the past two y ears, but Angel said Sergey N. Andretz. di­ Language Laboratory controversy. : bottlenecks in financing and schedul- rector of the language laboratories, j ing have hampered efforts, he said. M ichael Angel. Lansing senior, who is an assistant in the Language Laboratory, invited him to attend the m eeting and testify before representatives of Rheem - IN HEALTH MESSAGE T ick ets will be on sale a t the Union, said he was told by Clair W. Huntington, i Cam pbell's Suburban Shop and Para- Califone and University officials. Angel supervisor of new construction, to 'keep ! mount News Stand in downtown Lan- claim s that during the course of the quiet or we will all get in tro u b le." : sing. Reserved seats are selling for meeting. Huntington told him to keep at a m eeting Dec. 8. 1967 to investigate $4.50 and general adm ission seats the condition of the laboratory facilities. quiet. Angel said his wife Georgene J o h n s o n a s k s c e i l i n g ■ are $3.50. was fired from her tem porary jo b in This hearing had been prompted by a the language laboratory Ja n . 17. ;• Cosby will begin the show at 7 p.m. Nov. 17 S tate News story in which Huntington has denied these charges :• in Jenison Fieldhouse. His perform- Trustee C. Allen Harlan. D-Southfield. in a letter to President Hannah dated o n d r u g , m e d i c a l c o s t s :• ance will cost $25,000 or 65 per cent charged that the value and quality of Ja n . 18. Huntington said Angel was :• ' of the gate, which ever amount is equipment installed in the new Language fident that many generic drugs will tic not invited to the m eeting, although he did :• more. A sell-out crowd could net Laboratory in Wells Hall is worth WASHINGTON (A IM - President Jo h n ­ found to be equivalent. allow him to stay at the request of ASMSU $4,000 in profits. $50,000 less than what was promised. son proposed Monday an unexpected fed­ In the effort to provide all Americans Andretz. :• Cosby, co-star of N BC's " I Spy." The University originally signed a eral move to hold down drug p rices as part with m ore and b etter m edical ca re and lo Mf. Harlan was questioning Mr. j: began his c a re e r on shaky ground of $191,081 con tract with Rheem -Califone. of a "H ealth in A m erica" m essage to hold down m edical costs, the President (John R .i Hawkins (full-tim e super­ B IL L COSBY Inc. of Los Angeles, and it was agreed Congress. proposed m ore federal aid to increase the visor of installation of language laboratory m aterial i and Mr. Andretz concerning The program , proposing federal out­ output of doctors. Medical schools would the laboratory item s and Mr. Angel lays increased from this y e a r's $14 get bigger subsidies to perm it expansion would interrupt their an sw ers." the billion to $16 billion for fiscal 1969. also of facilities and enrollm ents. letter said. "I did tell him to called for added efforts to hold down The m eans of birth control would be m edical costs. provided for an added 3 million women-* g e t s p l e a t o a p o l o g i z e stay out of this and let Mr. Hawkins or Mr Andretz respond to the ques­ tions directed to them '. I did dism iss And the President asked for big increases in spending lo provide poor women with " i f they so d esire"- bv increasing out lavs from $25 million to $61 million. Mr. Angel shortly a fte r Mr. Harlan birth-control devices or drugs and with To lower the infant-m.ortalitv rate Jo h n ­ left, since Ite m s rem aining to be dis* m aternal and child-care services. son asked for another $58 million and cussed w ere not of his concern. He said A m erica' 15th in infant proposed raising child-health services m ortality, "should lead the world in spending by $215 million to si .4 billion e g e d l y f r o m P u e b l o c r e w Andretz said Monday that he had invited Angel to attend the meeting saving its voung. " The m essage did not propose adding to Another drug proposal urged publication and-that he had no reason to doubt" of a U.S. Compendium ot drugs that \Vould the charges made by Anget. iticdtva r e Tientrfris the cost of prescription give "co m p lete and accu rate information Huntington had challenged the quali­ drugs taken at home. -w ---, d ry g s-u se and dosage, and sincerely apologizes lor these acts captured Ja n 23 was outside.North K o rea's WASHINGTON ( AP i-P re sid e n t John- fications of Angel to sit in on the hearings,, To reduce drug costs. Johnson proposed warnings, m anufacture, generic and brand and gives assurance that they will.tu>L te. cUurped 12-mile lim it-2 5 m iles from itnt'mn received g purportedly signed since he is not an electronics engineer authorizing the governm ent to limit its nam es, and facts about then satcfV'.•nrf' repeated Wonsan and 15.4 m iles frvm the nearest by a ll the Pueblo crew urging him to adm it in technician and his only real ex­ payment for drugs t.o a "reasonable co st" effectiveness. Thè letter listed five points at which the land. I'r.g Do island * the U.S. intelligence ship was spying in­ They added that until the ship's log perience as a laboratory assistant con­ under various federal program s, mainly ■■■i Pueblo crew purportedly adm itted invading m edicare and medicaid. The lim itation side North Korean w aters and to apologize. North Korean w a te rs-9 .8 m iles front Kal could be exam ined they could not say sisted of w orking-w ith tape recording envisions a relatively narrow range of The letter addressed to Johnson was telegraphed from South Korea a fte r it was Tan. north of Chongjim : 11.2 m iles front positively that the ship had never en­ tered the 12-mile lim it. machines. Andretz said he had to release Angel s prices. G regory to spook Orang Dan: 10.75 m iles and 11.3 Senate hearings recently have revealed turned over to U.S. and South K orean nego­ m iles front Nan Do. east of Songjin: 8 2 U.S. o fficials never have made any enormous d ifferences in prices various Dick Gregory, Negro comedian, black tiators Sunday night, the S ta te D epart­ secret of the fact that the Pueblo was on m iles front Ansong Kap. in the Mayang Do com panies charge for the sam e drug. power advocate and vociferous critic of the m ent disclosed Monday. an intelligence-gathering mission. governm ent’s Vietnam policies, will a rea : and 7.6 m iles from Yo Do. in the Cheapest of the drugs are those sold by The President, it was learned, is per­ The North Korean Central News Agency Wonsan area. chem ical or generic nam es rather than speak in the Auditorium at 3:45 p.m. F r i­ sonally studying the unusual letter, as are had broadcast that the letter was signed day. "W e were captured while com pi it ting brand names. A federal task force cur­ other high officials. by Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher, skipper of Gregory will speak on black power, urban State D epartm ent press o ffice r R obert hostile a c ts 7.6 m iles front Yo Do in the rently is running tests to see if generic the Pueblo, and the other surviving 81 unrest and the war in Vietnam. J . McCloskey. in answering questions, vicinity of Wonsan in the territorial wat­ drugs perform as well and are as safe as m em bers. One other crew m an was re­ T ickets go on sale lor $1 Wc dnesday in ers of the D em ocratic P eop le's Republic the brand names. m erely said the letter is being studied. ported killed when the North Korean the Union. of Korea on 23 Ja n . 1968." the letter said. Sources said the P resid en t's proposal Asked whether the letter is a device Navy captured the U .S. vessel. S ecreta ry of S tate Dean Rusk and Rob­ mav indicate the adm inistration is con­ through which North Korea is telling the The letter is the latest of several such iiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiin United S tates the Pueblo crew will be re­ ert S. M cN am ara when he was secreta ry of defense have insisted the Pueblo when purported Pueblo confessions. 1-5 p. m 355-4560 leased if the United S ta tes apologizes. McCloskey said: "W e re working continually to obtain the release of the crew and the ship. I ll let it stand a t th a t." 4 9 K IL L E D The letter put the crew in the position of telling Johnson it is legitim ate for North Korea " t o insist that before our repatriation can be realized, the neces­ sary am enities be made by our govern­ m ent under whose orders we operated. S o l d i e r s r e c a II e v e n t s "S p e cifica lly ." the letter went on. "w e believe that since the real fa c ts of the Pueblo case have been fully revealed to the world our repatriation can be realized only when our government frankly adm its o f C h a r l i e C o . a m b u s h the fact that we intruded into the territorial CU CHI. Vietnam lA P i-T h e dead never L. G ore of Southport. N.C.. deployed three E v ery officer in the company was w aters of the D em ocratic P eo p le's Repub­ knew what hit them. The wounded never of his platoons along a road leading toward killed or wounded. Gore was wounded lic of Korea and com m itted hostile acts. had a chance to fire their weapons. their objective. The three platoons, spaced and put out of action. Sgt. I t . Frank J . The date was Saturday. M arch 2. The about ten yards apart, ambled casually Hettinger of Monterey. C alit.. gathered time was 9:10 a.m . Unsuspectingly. down the road. They had no flank security what was left of the company and placed Charlie Company walked into a Viet Cong nor secu rity up ahead. them in fighting position. As soon as he A m e r i c a ’s s t a k e ambush. " I t was something out of a bad d re a m ." Gore had reconoitered the area from a helicopter. He did not see the reinforced could he collected the wounded. "C h arlie started shooting at us and said Spec. 4 Charles R. M cAmish. 25. company of Viet Cong lying in wait for his the whole company was pinned down, ****** in V i e t n a m d ra w s of Tulsa. Okla.. speaking from a hos­ pital bed Tuesday. men. But the V iet Cong saw the Am eri­ cans. They killed 49 and wounded 28 in said Sp. 4 M arty Shoem aker. 22. of Beth- ¡“m aun- about eight minutes. (please turn to the back page) "1 was in the second platoon, walking s e r ie s s p e a k e r s down the road. T here was no one suspect­ ing anything. There were a lot of civil­ ians coming down the road "W hat is A m erica's Stake in V ietn a m ?" will be debated a t 7:30 p.m. Wednes­ day in Wonders Kiva. This will be the last event in the co-curricu lar series "1 heard Claym ore m ines go off along­ side the road and it hit us from both sides of the road. I took cover alongside the road Sena te vote closes debate " Mf P P E ■ ■■ ’¡si i and started to return fire when I was this term sponsored by Ja m e s Madison College. P articip ating in the debate will be knocked out by the concussion of a grenade. “ When I cam e to I saw a U.S. gunship over n e w civil rights bill L - .- i ■ ■ coming right over me. I looked a t my arm . WASHINGTON (A P i - Senate lead­ limited debate to block final passage I. Milton Sacks of Brandeis University. The bone was sticking out. Then I got ers finally corralled enough votes Monday of the m easure, but supporters ex- Jonathan Mirsky of D artm outh. Steve hit by the gunship. to re s tric t further debate on a com ­ pressed confidence that this would not Atkinson. Lewiston. N Y. freshm an and " I ran down the middle of the road hol­ prom ise civil rights bill, apparently as­ happen. Kim Sm ucker, E a s t Lansing freshm an. lering for the m edic. I never saw a single suring passage of legislation carrying Technically. Monday s vote was on Sacks is associate professor of poli­ Viet Cong. All 1 could hear was m achine some form of open housing guarantee "p erfecting" the bill with sflme 80 tics at Brandeis. He spent three weeks gun' fire and the R PG rocket rounds. 1 On the fourth attem pt to invoke am endm ents that have been offered last sum m er in V ietnam . Sacks, who got hit in the leg and arm from the gunship cloture the Senate voted 65 to 32 in during the seven weeks the m easure has recently published an a rtic le in the at the sam e tim e ." favor of imposing the debate-lim iting been before the Senate. "A sian Survey" titled "R econ stru ctin g M aj. Gen. F .K . M earns. com m ander of rule. Governm ent in South V ie tn a m ." is a Much of the opposition was based on Charlie Company's parent unit, the 25th This gave clotu re adherents the bare well-known com m entator on the politics the bill s open-housing amendment. As Infantry Division, said: "T h e ambush was two-thirds m ajority they needed. Three of Vietnam . * originally proposed by Sens. W alter P. skillful and w ell-executed ” previous attem pts starting Feb. 20 fell M irsky. an assistant professor of Mondale. D-Minn. and Edward W. Brooke, Chinese a t Dartm outh, is the director Charlie Company had taken the lead for two other com panies. They were to move short. R -M ass.. this would have outlawed d is­ R o c k e fe lle r p r o m o te r of the E a s t Asia Language and Area The vote seem ed to assure Senate out about two-thirds of a m ile to deploy crim ination in the sale or rental of an Studies Center. He is co-author of passage of the administration-backed Stew art R. M ott, o f F lin t and New Y o rk C ity, shows the two-page troops nine m iles north of Saigon near the estim ated 97 per cen t of all housing in “ P ea ce in V ietn a m ." His article. civil .rights protection bill with its ads he had placed In eight M ichigan newspapers and the New Y ork Saigon River. They were conducting a the country. "T h e W ar is O v e r." recently appeared added-on open-housing provision. But T im e s urging Gov. Nelson R o c k e fe lle r to seek the Republican sweep in search of Communist rocket po­ it rem ained uncertain ju st' what form The coverage was whittled down to in R am p arts' magazine. p re s id e n tia l nom ination with Gov. Romney as his running m ate. Atkinson and Sm ucker a re both students sitions. the housing provision will take. about 70 per" cent in a com prom ise 6 U PI Telephoto The company com m ander, Capt. Willie Opponents ^till m ight resort to un- version worked out last week. in Ja m e s Madison College. 2 Michiganstate Newa, East Lansing, Michigan |Tueaday, M aroh 5 , 1968 •AN JUAN U.S. helps clean oil slick shores SAN JU A N , P .R . (A P ) - had sent spots of oil a s fa r as The U .S. Navy, Coast Guard 30 yards up the beaches of the and the P u erto R ica n govern­ luxury Condado a re a hotels. m ent fought a giant oil slick Dozens of tourists ignored Monday in an attem p t to save warnings and went to the beaches Fresh Ground San Ju a n ’s m ain tou rist at­ to g et their suntans under 80 traction: its sunny beaches. degree w eather. Som e ventured P resid ent Johnson h as or­ a few fe e t into the w ater, keep­ dered a team of conservation ing an ey e on the oil patches. experts in to help local authori­ Finally, hotels announced they ties. B efo re leaving R am ey Air were closing the g ates to the F o rce B ase in w estern Puerto beaches. R ico, w here he spent the week­ Coast Guard ships continued 3 lb. or more end, Johnson Also prom ised to to pour em ulsifying ch em icals propose legislation to d eal with into the oil in an attem p t to Sea Cow a t M S V dam age from oil spillage. dissolve and sink i t A Coast Venezuelan crude oil from Guard spokesm an said the e f­ T h is sea cow also known as "D u g o n y” is a new museum d is p lay on loan fro m the the Liberian flag tanker Ocean fo rt w as “ producing encour­ Sm ithsonian In s titu te In W ashington, State News Photo by Stan Lum E agle, which split in two Sun­ aging re su lts,” but noted that Fresh with Rib On m ä ■ day a s she approached San the slick is still a sev ere threat. FRYERBREASTS , 494 Ju an B ay, is still spilling on It has extended e a st from the the northern coast of the city. place where th e 'ta n k e r split in The tanker carried six m il­ two alm ost in front of the an­ F o r e i g n s p e c u l a t i o n s e n d s lion gallons. cien t E l M orro C astle towards Thousands of tourists were the Condado hotels. The slick forced off the beaches a t noon covered approxim ately 10 m iles Monday as oil continued to roll a s it moveid into the San Ju an B r i t i s h p o u n d t o l o w e s t r a t e Swift's Premium in. High w aves Sunday night H arbor area. The tanker, carrying oil to the LONDON (A P ) -In te r­ changed hands Friday, but disappointment to governm ent CORNISHHENSIt 694 Caribbean Gulf R efin ery, split national speculators renewed Monday is traditionally a slow officials. their atta ck s on the dollar and day. Demand in P a ris con­ W illiam D avis, financial edi­ as the crew lowered anchor to sterling Monday, sending the tinued a t F rid a y ’s volume. tor of the Guardian, said it was perm it a harbor pilot to board pound to its low est value ever because of the “ credibility ga{>.” the vessel. The stern half of the ship ran while demand for gold continued The turnover in bpth m ar­ The figures, he said, “ have long high in E u ro p e's bullion m ar­ kets, however, was well below ceased to have any meaning in aground on a sandy re e f a t the kets. the cris is level when London the financial World: Everyone western en tran ce of the harbor, Kraft but presented no th reat to ship­ The pound seesawed up and sales went over 100 tons a day. knows they are ‘cooked’.” down ju s t below its $2.40 parity The gold rush a n d .th e pres­ ping. The front section par­ The failu re o f the pound to sure on the dollar and the M IR A C L E W H IP - 4 7 * tially sank a t the mouth of the harbor and the C oast Guard declared the harbor officially level throughout the day a s the Bank of England stepped in and out of the m arket to support the re a c t upward to the T reasu ry ’s announcement of the improved pound, he added, are “ a d irect reflection of the credibility reserv e position was a b itter gap" Shurflne Aooortod F la v o r. - 12 oz. cans closed. rate. E ven the T reasu ry announce­ CA N N ED P O P 7 * m ent of a $21.6 m illion increase in the nation's reserv es of gold G O P acts to give Hunt's 8 oz. can XEROX Copies and convertible cu rren cies last month failed to b olster the ra te and it finally closed a t $2.3997- nine points below F rid a y ’s m oderates m ore say TO M A TO SA U C E each 1 0 * level. In P a ris , the dollar dropped IOC 23 points to 4.9192 fran cs, but rem ained steady in Fran k fu rt and Zurich. WASHINGTON (A P ) ~ GOP National Chairm an R a y B liss m ittee task force on foreign relations. The selection of these two C o p ie s e v e r y t h in g I acted Monday to give m oderate Gold, diamond and platinum Republicans a g re a te r voice in m oderates w as im m ediately in­ Plllsbury |t h e e y e c a n s e e . shares, the hedge for B ritons terpreted as a move to m eet fashioning election-year foreign '* b-C*(M , XT • pUUrOVrtvU«V« T4" V ' CAKE S tudsnt Sssh S to re allowed to b*vv « m onsters, and ca p ita lis ts " with­ from the northwest in Kansu Red Chinese provincial radio in the Com m unist party are Province. Kansu P rov in ce's our wlra sa rv lca s. broadcasts declared Monday "fra n tica lly opposing” Mao and official radio said cad res there that political turm oil and fa c­ "attem p tin g to lead the cultural "a r e not treating the m asses tional fighting w ere severely revolution down wrong and de­ c o rre ctly " and, as a result, hampering spring planting in vious p a th s." The cultural revo­ "spring planting fa ce s a very much of southern China. lution is the nam e used for Mao's serious problem which m ust be One broadcast indicated that purge. solved im m ediately if the spring the enem ies of party Chairm an crops are to be planted and har­ “ Well, / just got homesick Mao Tse-tung have disrupted Yunnan radio complained that vested." and came home to see you tra ffic on the m ain rail and "th e m asses are being hood­ road lines carrying Chinese winked and manipulated by a In South China. Weichow all ” Gov. Romney. weapons from the southwest handful of bad party chief­ P rovince's station complained 'p ro v in ce of Yunnan to North tains who have resorted to every that political turm oil was inter­ S p a r t a c u s s h e lp e d ! Vietnam. wicked m eans to sabotage fering with spring planting, and Chinese N ationalist intelli­ revolution, production, and in a rare statem ent, said that B a ile y H all, w in n er of the C iv il W a r C e n tra l contest sponsored by WMSN re ce iv ed gence sources last week reported main com m unication lin es." "responsible persons and cadres th e ir trophy with the help of S partacuss. P ictu red fro m right to left a re B ill that there had been clashes of farm ing com m unes and b ri­ H ayw ard, Royal Oak fres h m an , B ill N u ls m e r, Holland fres h m an , C h ris M anners, between supporters of Mao and Although it made no specific gades must not be taken out International News C levelan d , Ohio, ju n io r, Dennis B lyth , W MSN prom otions d ire c to r and D earb o rn the b ackers of his rival. P resi­ mention of what com munication to attend Mao-study co u rse s." dent Liu Shao-chi, in Yunnan lines, the m ain rail and road The statem ent, combined with % President Johnson ordered a team of conservation ju n io r, Jack E g g e n s c h w lle r, Holland fresh m an , Duane H artm a n , Bay C ity fre s h ­ close to the North Vietnam ese lines in the province are those references to farm production experts to help local Puerto R ican authorities fight a man, and Wayne Debban, C edar Rapids, Iowa, fresh m an . leaders shirking their duties, border. leading from Kunming to Hanoi, giant oil slick left by a Liberian tanker in an attem pt Sta*e News Photo by Gordon M o e lle r was seen as an indication of a The broadcasts, intended for the North V ietnam ese capital, to save San Ju a n ’s beaches. See page 2 inside China but heard in Hong namese capital. passive rebellion by agricul­ Kong, claim ed that "fre a k s. Trouble also w as reported tural workers. A Communist fo rces in V ietnam launched their heaviest coordinated a tta ck s in two weeks throughout the country SELECTIVE OBJECTOR as enem y shells pounded widely scattered allied m ilitary Officer faces military trial; jjÿ ÿ Ü D B R T ô installations and a V iet Cong squad shot up a hospital run by an A m erican woman for peasants. See page 11 9 The value of the pound seesawed up and down ju st below its parity level as international speculators renewed their attack s on both the dollar and the sterling. Me £ Red Chinese provincial radio broad casts declared that political turm oil and factional fighting were severely See page 2 refuses to train Viet pilot p e ine r i p s r /M y o u R d o r m : hampering spring planting in much of Southern China and shipments of supplies to North Vietnam . See page 3 ' CLOVIS. N.M. (A P i-C a p t. The order to fly the training to his knowledge that an Air Date Noyd. who could not get m ission cam e m ore than a year F o rce officer has asked the F R A T E R N IT Y , o r S O R 0 R IT /T D j -4 W civilian courts to rule on his a fter Noyd. 34, then a psy­ courts to rule on a selective N a tio n a l News objections to Air F o rce duty chology instructor at the Air conscientious ob jector position, related to the Vietnam war. rath er than the normal uni­ F L y THIS 0 Capt. D ale Noyd, a navy pilot who refused to fly a F o rce Academy near Colorado versal war ob jector status goes on trial before' a m ili­ training mission with a student pilot headed for Vietnam Springs, Colo., asked the Air The 10th U.S. Circuit Court tary tribunal today on a charge in protest against the war. will fa ce trial before a F o rce eith er to accep t his re s­ of Appeals in Denver, Colo., of wilfully disobeying a lawful m ilitary tribunal on a charge of willfully disobeying ignation or re classify him as a upheld in May 1967 an e arlier order. a lawful order. See page 3 selective conscientious ob jector. ruling by U.S. Dist. Court His commanding officer. Col. % R epresentatives of 26 striking unions, four giant Homer Hansen of nearby Can­ Judge William Doyle of Den­ copper firm s andthe secreta rie s of defense, labor com m erce a re m eeting with P resid ent Johnson attem pt a settlem ent of the 7 1/2-month old copper and to non Air F o rce B a se 's 27th T a ctica l F ig h ter Wing, ordered He said he would accep t com ­ ver that the courts did not bat duty if it was in defense have jurisdication in the case Noyd last D ec. 5 in the cap­ of the United S tates but ob­ because Noyd had not exhausted je c ts to what he said he be­ all Air F o rce rem edies, in­ W4CIM e w f Y o F you Q . KTT6 strike. See W e . l l tain's status as a pilot-instruc- rF *JeN D S U n e N T H & 0 P resid ent Johnson has received a letter purportedly tor to fly a training mission lieves are w ars of aggression, cluding court-m artial. specifically the V ietnam war. see your ARNie jtn signed by all the Pueblo crew urging him to adm it the U.S. intelligence ship was spying inside North Korean w aters and to apologize. See page 1 with a student pilot headed for Vietnam. " I prefer not to discuss the He said it is the first tim e veteran. Noyd is a 12-year Air F orce S O A R IN G o v e n H .S .U . JD lP P lN P t GUDlH&M taH&H] WLL Be TUO HeRoì) substance of the defense, A The Suprem e Court will review the Arkansas public Noyd said while waiting for | a v o lu tin roav nat^ he taukhj„ Jn Stole Lnlver- ',,tÿ. « \yw rtolled every clans day throughout the year w ith special YooriwcTO ÜÔis jStfcte ,B ut HURRy- Twe s u m y s ta te 's schools. A Tennessee decision was made in 1925 he said. "1 don't think w e'll Welcome Week and Orientation Issues in June t and Semieushee “ **-■ ‘W C L £ A f r I U J £ T / t O K M h n iC in the fam ous ana rrenziecr .soup« iifisv ¿vnUsi fact of the re­ seription rates are $14 per year. See page 3 fu sa l." Member Associated Press, United D aily Press Association, AsgpciafpA.. International, Inland Pr**». M ichigan Lim ited t Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Presh Association, Coiled Slate Student Press Association. 1 ,1 7 2 to r e c e iv e d e g r e e s Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. E d ito ria l and business oifices at 347 Student Services Building, Michigan State U niversity. East Lansing, Mich. in w i n t e r c o m m e n c e m e n t Phones: . . . ___ E d ito ria l .................................................................................................. 355-8252 Classified Advertising .......................................................................... 355-8255 Display A d v e rtis in g ................................................................................ 353-6400 MSU will award degrees to mony on closed-circuit tele­ southbound tra ffic on P hysics B u s in e s s -C ir c u la tio n ................................................................. 355-8299 1.172 students a t its winter vision in Fairchild Theater. Road will not be perm itted P h o to g ra p h ic ........................................................................................... 355-831L term com m encem ent exercises In order to provide for e f­ south of its intersection with a t 3 p.m. Sunday in the Audi-, ficient parking and tra ffic move­ D orm itory Road; the only a c­ m ent the following controls will ce ss to parking lot " G " will torium. be in e ffe c t Sunday between be from Auditorium Road at STORE HOURS: W E D N E S D A Y NOON U N T IL 9 P .M . the F a rm Lane intersection. The list of degrees includes 1 p.m. and 4:15 p.m .: w est­ M O N D A Y -S A T U R D A Y 9:30 A .M . TO 5:30 P .M . Platform personnel, upon dis­ 724 bachelors. 370 m asters bound tra ffic on Auditorium play of special identification and 74 d octorates. Three Road will not be perm itted will be perm itted to reach students will receiv e educa­ beyond a point near the south­ tional sp ecialist degrees and ea st corner of Snyder Hall: lot " G " from any point. I J »< r-. V.\ «/ one will receive the diploma for advanced graduate study. it y C o lo r B lo w u p by V a n ity F a ir . Logan Wilson, president of \ the A m erican Council on Edu- •cation since 1961. will be the C o urt to reproduce 4, th e VIVld c o s p rin g tim e speaker He will also receive an honorary doctor of laws Je Tm * e x p lo d e in a g ia n t p r in t o n n y lo n degree. fa m ed 'monkey trial’ ( J P jf r i tr ic o t and L y cra® S p a n d e x in tim a te s The council he heads consists of m ore than 1.400 colleges WASHINGTON ( A P » - The the court agreed to decide if and universities and is the stage was set in the Supreme the Arkansas law violates the Court today for a replay of A U n d e r w ir e b ra 3 2 -3 6 ABC 6 .0 0 nation's m a jo r coordinating right to teach and the freedom agency for higher education. T ennessee's famed "m onkey to learn. tr ia l'’-w ithout its carnival Arguments will be heard in P a n tie g ird le . S -M -L . 1 1 .0 0 Music for the event will be frenzy. the m a je stic setting of the perform ed by the University The Tennessee law that led highest court in the land by Symphony O rchestra conducted to the d ram atic 1925 duel be­ next fall. B P e ttis lip . Sh ort S -M ; Av. S -M -L . 6 .0 0 by Leon Gregorian. H erbert tween C larence Darrow and The Arkansas law forbids the W illiam Jennings Bryan was teaching in any tax-supported Jack son , associate professor N ot sh o w n : B ik in i o r b r ie f. 3 .0 0 killed by the state legislature school in the state of "th e of religion, will give the in­ last May. theory or doctrine that m an­ vocation and benediction. But Arkansas and Mississippi kind ascended or descended C h e m is e s lip . 9 .0 0 Those without tick ets to the continue to m ake tl^p teaching from a lower order of ani­ Auditorium m ay view the ce re ­ of evolution a crim e and today m a ls ." P arap h ern alia where you can gat target earrings, a target purse, a target pin, a target ring and shoes without targets Jacobsons V x x : . X X X M IC H IG A N Jam ** D. Spaniolo Erie Pianin, executive editor editor-in-chief Lawrence Werner, managing editor Bobby Soden, campa< editor STATI N I WS Satan Comerjord adv*rti*ing manag*r Edward 4. Brill, editorial editor Jo e Mitch, «porte editor U N IV E R S IT Y Five-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding joaraallem. Tuesday Morning, March S, 1968 E D IT O R IA L S A w a r t h a t c a n b e w o n - a t h o m e G a v in s ta te s , “ H is to r ic a lly , A rare in d ic tm e n t of th e w e h a v e b e e n a t o u r b e s t o n th e A m e r ic a n p e o p le has been fr o n tie r or in tim e of p e r il. h an d ed th e m . The h y d ra -h e a d e d p r o b le m s The fin a l rep o rt r e le a s e d o f p o v e rty , d is c r im in a tio n and S a tu rd a y of th e P r e s id e n t ’s u rb an d ecay are c e r ta in ly th e C o m m is s io n on C iv il D is o r d e r g r e a t e s t c h a lle n g e w e h a v e y e t s ta te d : “ T h is is o u r b a s ic c o n ­ fa ce d . But le t th o s e w ho, ap­ c lu s io n : O ur n a tio n is m o v in g p a lle d b y th e s iz e o f o u r p r e s e n t to w a r d tw o s o c i e t i e s , o n e b la c k , c r is is , c o u n t u s o u t, r e m e m b e r one w h ite -s e p a r a te and un­ our m o m e n ts of d e fia n c e and e q u a l.” triu m p h in .th e p a s t. For w e, I n i t s 1 ,4 8 5 p a g e s , t h e r e p o r t to o , have not yet begu n to s o u n d ly accu sed th e n a tio n of f ig h t.” “ w h ite r a c is m .” C o n tin u e d A m e r ic a m u st m a tu re and in e ffe c tiv e n e s s of th e w ar f a c e th e ta s k a t h a n d o r G a v in ’s a g a in s t p o v e rty and r a c ia l o p tim is m w ill b e o n ly a n o th e r in e q u a lity w ill r e s u lt, it s a id , ste p in th e p resen t c y c le of in a ty p e of “ u rb an a p a r th e id D e tr o it s t r e e t s c e n e , J u ly 9 1 9 6 7 in a c tio n . M e m o r ie s o f d e f ia n c e w ith s e m im a r t ia l la w in m a n y and triu m p h w o u ld m ake a m a jo r c itie s , e n fo rc e d r e s i­ w eak b a lm fo r a n a tio n in d en ce of N eg ro es in se g re g a t­ er in d ic tm e n t of w h ite A m er­ tin u e d t h a t t h is u n p r e p a r e d n e s s 'A lecture on moral decay? s h a m b le s . ed a reas and a d r a s tic red u c­ ic a . s t ill e x i s t s in a r e a s w h ic h m a y I thought you said molar decay!* - T h e E d ito rs tio n in p erso n al fre e d o m fo r L ib e r a ls w a n te d a “ g u aran ­ b eco m e c e n te rs o f u rb an u n rest a ll A m e r ic a n s , p a r tic u la r ly te e d in c o m e ” p la n , b u t s e ttle d th is s u m m e r . N e g r o e s .” fo r a re c o m m e n d a tio n th a t th e P a r tic u la r ly d is tu r b in g is JIM BUSCHMAN T o h e a d o ff s u c h a d ir e fu tu r e , fe d e ra l g o v ern m en t “ w o rk to th e C o m m is s io n ’s fin d in g s th e C o m m is s io n r e c o m m e n d s a d e v e lo p ” a s y s te m o f “ in c o m e th a t som e c itie s are sto c k ­ m a s s iv e e ffo rt to r e ju v e n a t e s u p p le m e n ta tio n .” p ilin g le th a l w eap on s, w h ic h s lu m s and a n a tio n a l e lim in a ­ C o n s e r v a tiv e s had sou gh t to c o u ld cau se m o re dam age M i s s M S U ; T h e g l o r y o f i t a l l tio n o f th e b a r r i e r s w h ic h p e r ­ a v o id q u o tin g e x a c t f ig u r e s . B u t th a n th e y p re v e n t, w h ile ig ­ s is t b e tw e e n N e g r o a n d w h ite . th e fin a l rep o rt had th e m -« n o r in g n o n le th a l w eapons th a t 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 h o u s in g u n its , a fig u r e c o u ld s t a v e o f f fu ll- b lo w n r i o t s . T h is th e C o m m is s io n la b e lle d Kathy Hwass is the new M iss MSU. the tw ic e th a t reco m m en d ed by G en. Ja m e s M . G a v in qnd apple of every Sp artan's eye. F o r one year “ in t e g r a t io n ,” a lth o u g h it P r e s id e n t Jo h n s o n , and tw o A rth u r H a d le y s u g g e s te d in she will reign supreme over the campus, a c k n o w le d g e d su ch a p la n representing her university a t banquets, m illio n jo b s in th e next th re e “ S a tu rd a y R e v ie w ” (F e b . 24) w o u ld n o t b r in g a b o u t f u ll in ­ form al dances, sorority rush, church y ears. th a t fu n d s n e c e s s a r y fo r a la s t­ bazaars, superm arket openings and other te g r a tio n . ' H o w e v e r, r e s u lta n t R e v ie w in g - la s t s u m m e r ’s in g a c tio n a g a in s t c iv il u n re a l ¿als 'events. It should 1/4 t'ttn exciting c o m m u n itie s w o u ld be y g p .r f o r K o r , , ***« •> v. , **■ . jjt c b i r r b e i n g s p e n t i n V i e t n a m . a h i& a e f, t e w t P a n A m o r e v o l­ By now K athy ought to be acquainted' ed th a t w h a te v e r c la n d e s tin e T o m o b iliz e f o r a r e a l p e a c e a t with the m a jo r landm arks and institu­ u n ta ry , ra th e r th a n th e fo rc e d e le m e n ts w ere in v o lv e d , th e y hom e G a v in u rg ed th a t u rb an tions of M ichigan State. But it is her obli­ m ass e x is te n c e of to d a y ’s soon be lost to the university: rum or has it botany professor are alread y listed as m iss­ w ere n o t th e m a jo r in s tig a to r s c r is is be p la c e d gation, as the official rep resentativ e of g h e tto . ALL the cam pus» to fam iliarize herself the riv er will be cem ented over and ing. W arren him self has not been seen o n c e th o u g h t. le v e l of p rio rity . T h c u jj^ tn e used as a parking lot. since la st winter term , but the room has with ALL the campus. P u b lic servant The f in a l,d r a f t o f th e r e p o r t The rep o rt a ls o r e v e a le d C o m m is s io n s id e s te p p b d th e that I am , I have set up for K athy a The Brody Grill. Scene of the fam ed not been reassigned and it rem ains a is a c o m p r o m is e , b u t i t s p u n ch p o lic e , fir e d e p a rtm e n t and V ie tn a m q u e s tio n , by im p li­ guided tour of some of the lesser-known Brody R io ts in 1966. this cam pus favorite monument to student independence. establishm ents of MSU and E ast has kept the inform al atm osphere which The tour includes dozens of other as w e ll as la c k o f d is s e n t a t ­ n a tio n a l g u ard u n p rep ared ­ c a tio n it stre sse d th e u rb an Lansing. She is w elcom e to take this tour brought it to greatness. V isitors to the sim ilar stops, all designed to in cre a se te s ts to* t h e s e r io u s n e s s o f th e n ess and, in som e cases, in ­ p r io r ity . a t her convenience. N aturally, I will grill can find not only food and drink there, K athy’s aw areness of her university. She p r o b le m . For in its m a k in g , c o m p e te n ce d u rin g th e r io t A p p e a r in g b e fo re th e Com ­ serve as her personal guide. H ere a re som e but also conversation, card gam es, an abun­ will see the Phi Kappa P si R ock, the MSU of the highlights of K athy's tour: dance of the opposite sex and the la test in­ railroad ca r, the O bstacle Course in the lib e r a ls d e s ire d a n e v e n s tro n g - p e r io d . The C o m m is s io n con- m is s io n , s o c ia l s c ie n tis t a u th o r The B essey Hall Canoe L ivery. Unfor­ form ation on overthrowing the govern­ G ables parking lot and many other sights. of “ D ark G h e tto ,” K e n n e th B. tunately located near the finish of the ment. Any government. The spontaneous­ Along the way, she’ll learn a few of the C la r k s a id , “ I m u st in a ll MSU Skateboard Course, another im por­ ness of Brody girls is well-known, as is little-known legends of M ichigan State. can d or say to y o u -it is a k in d tant on-campus institution, the canoe liv­ shown in the anonymous two-line poem L ater on, sh e'll experience a whirlwind J u d i c i a r y o p e n h e a r in g s : of A lic e in W o n d e rla n d -w ith ery was the scene of a terrib le accident R ath er evening tour of E a s t Lansing night spots, in the spring of 1965. Two m aintenance Would rath er expenses paid by the S ta te News. Begin­ th e sam e m o v in g p ic tu r e re­ men who w ere unloading canoes were The question is always asked, “ R ath er ning a t one M cDonald’s and ending a t the sh o w n o v e r a n d o v e r a g a in , th e hit broadside by a student skateboarding w hat?” The g irls' answ er is usually other, the evening will include stops at t h e s p i r i t o f f r e e d o m on a garbage can. All three (plus can "W hat do you have in m ind?” the P it, Dawn Donuts and Spiro's Cafe­ sam e a n a ly s is , th e sam e rec­ and. canoe) ended up in the Red Cedar, K ath y's tour ought to coincide with open teria. o m m e n d a tio n s and th e sam e capsizing another student who w as riding house a t W est Shaw Hall so she could The S tu d e n t-F a c u lty Ju d i­ an a p p e lla te body. It w o u ld in a c tio n .” ice chunks down the river. view one of the truly am azing attractio n s The purpose of the whole tour is to m ake c ia r y w a s c r e a te d a s a p art of be o p p o s in g a ll s ta n d a rd s of The Red Cedar R iv er. Closely related of M ichigan S ta te : W arren Sprague's dorm Kathy a b etter M iss MSU. and I hope she F o r th e s o c ie t y to s u r v iv e a s th e A c a d e m ic F reed o m R e­ ju s t ic e a n d f a ir tr ia l to c lo s e th e to the previous attractio n s, this cam pus room. In open defiance of university takes advantage of it. These are fa cts a s in g le e n tity , th e r e p o r t m a k e s landm ark has many other uses. It is the policy, W arren compiled in his room one every student should know. However. I ad­ p o rt. As one of th e to o ls fo r h e a rin g s to th e p u b lic . O pen c l e a r t h a t w h ite r a c i s m m u s t b e home of the fam ous MSU ducks, pro­ of the world’s m ost com plete collections of m it that even I m ight not know all the im p le m e n tin g th is re p o rt, it h e a r in g s are s im p ly a check tected by law from m olesters. Its banks m an-eating plants. In an effo rt to rem ove worthwhile cam pus attractio n s. If you r e p la c e d b y a u n ity o f p u r p o s e ; w as o n ly p r o p e r t h a t th e ju d i ­ o n a d e c is io n m a k in g b o d y . T o are also the favorite spot of many MSU the plants, U niversity o fficials asked know of any I may. have left out. please th e m any p ro g ram s now ad­ W arren’s RA to step in. The RA never tell m e. If you're interested in taking c ia r y d e c id e d la s t w eek to a llo w a c o u r t to c o m e to a d e ­ coeds, UN-protected by law from m oles­ m in is te r e d in b u r e a u c r a tic ters. E v ery spring, W ater Carnival floats stepped out again, and U niversity policy the tour yourself, tell m e th at too. I ’ll m ake its h e a r in g s op en to th e c is io n in th e d a r k n e s s o f p u b lic has since becom e m ore tolerant of man- m ake arrangem ents to ch arter a vehicle c o n fu s io n m u st be c le a n s e d of down the river. The re st of the year, the p u b lic . ig n o r a n c e is to g iv e th e m ab so ­ sam e can be said of the sewage. eating plants. V isitors a re asked to use which is an institution in itself—the world- r e p e titio n a n d w a s te . In one o f its f i r s t m e e tin g s , lu te d e c is io n m a k in g p o w e rs . Incidentally, this g reat tradition m ay extrem e ca u tio n -th ree students and a famous MSU bus. th e ju d ic ia r y had d is c u s s e d A d is tin c tio n w a s m a d e in th e h o ld in g c lo s e d h e a r in g s . The p r o c e d u r e s b e tw e e n th e h e a r in g LERNER m em b ers a p p a r e n tly r e a liz e d , and th e d e c is io n p ro cess. The p e rh a p s u p on h e a r in g c r it ic is m la t t e r w ill n o t b e o p e n , a n d th is of th e p ro p o sed c lo s e d ses­ is o n ly rig h t. T he m em b ers of s io n s , t h a t s u c h a p o l i c y w o u ld t h e ju d i c i a r y s h o u ld b e a llo w e d have been in c o n s is te n t w ith to e x p re s s v ie w s o p e n ly , w ith ­ th e a i m s o f th e ju d ic i a r y . A lth o u g h it m ay not be in out fe a r w h ile t r y in g of e m b a rra ssm e n t, to m a k e , th e d e c i­ H K h o w t o b r e a k t h e p u b l i c s t r i k e ? th e le t t e r o f th e A c a d e m ic F r e e ­ s io n . A s lo n g a s th e h e a r in g is dom R e p o r t to have th e h ear­ op en, th e n th e fin a l d e c is io n in g s o p e n , i t i s m o s t c e r t a in ly can be op ened to p u b lic scru ­ year in 250. The locust plague is on us, $6,900 a year, m ore and m ore likely sense of helplessness in the fa ce of First Florida, then New Mexico and in t h e s p ir it o f th a t d o c u m e n t. tin y . tomorrow who knows where? The teacher and on our children. W hoever wins or toTae a man of about 40 rath er than an mounting demands. loses in the strike struggle, the children old schoolm arm or a young g irl waiting Y e t the fa c t is that the w orker is no O n e o f th e p u r p o s e s o f t h e ju d i­ strikes are coming in dead earnest, not are the pawns, som etim es the victim s. to g et m arried. He knows the new teach ­ less a worker for being employed by the As S k ip R u d o lp h , ju d ic i a r y by school district, not even citywide, c ia r y w as to hear c o m p la in ts * * * ing technology, much of it audio-visual. public rath er than by private industry, but statewide: headaches not only for a r is in g u n d e r p ro v is io n s o f th e c h a ir m a n , s a id , “The op en school boards but for governors and state The case of the teachers is com­ He is sophisticated about sta te legisla­ and his right to collectiv e bargaining is plicated by a fierce organizational tures and educational policies. And he no less an econom ic and m oral right. r e p o r t. T h e s e c a s e s a r e im p o r ­ h e a r in g , is n o t a p r iv ile g e , b u t legislators. rivalry, between the straight trade- won’t take anyone's guff, not even the Hence, the im passe being experienced t a n t to s tu d e n ts . W ith o u t th e m , a r ig h t to b o th p r in c ip a ls in ­ Some figures are in order. In the union group, American Federation of clowning ta ctics of Gov. Claude Kirk now. it is v e r y p o s s ib le c e r t a in p ro ­ v o lv e d t h a t ju s t ic e be c a rr ie d decades before Sputnik there were per­ Teachers, (AFT) and the profes­ of Florida. How to break it? Not by legal crack­ o u t .” It c o u ld be added th a t haps five teacher walkouts a year in the sional group, National Education Assn. downs and jail sentences that only stif­ v is io n s of th e r e p o r t c o u ld be whole nation. After Sputnik, probably out (NEA). The NEA, which has in the The problem is even harder in other fen the unions and create martyrs. The o v e r lo o k e d or ab u sed w ith o u t it is a r ig h t to th e e n tir e s tu ­ of a sense of national conscience, the past shied away from the strike weapon, vocations where the public outrage over a role of state law should be limited to c o r r e c tio n . The stu d e n ts have d e n t b o d y th a t th e p r in c ip le s o f numbers were even less. But in 1966, service breakdown is greater, as with setting the rules of the game while has a new executive secretary-Sam a rig h t to lis te n to th e arg u ­ a c a d e m ic fre e d o m be c a rr ie d with the full force of the educational Lambert-and a new spirit in the state police, firemen, hospital workers, gar­ leaving the game itself to the negotia­ explosion, there were SO teacher work groups such as Florida and New Mexico. bage collectors. The outrage at union ting parties, helped by voluntary arbitra­ m e n ts in s u c h s itu a tio n s . o u t. stoppages, in 1967 probably close to a They recall that last September the demands was so great in the New York tors. The law might require bargaining The ju d ic ia r y is e s s e n tia lly '- T h e E d i t o r s hundred, and the prediction for next City sanitation strike that it made a in earnest three months before the con­ AFT won a teacher's strike in New York City and got a 20 per cent salary In­ hard-line hero-at least for a week- tract ends by all the unions involved in 1*1 \ \ I I S out of Mayor John Lindsay and a vil­ a public service sector, with a public I WANT EACHPLAktRTOft? HOWABOUTONE ftMttjf crease. The NEA is having to adopt accounting lay a neutral fact-finder a IkB flV P U fH U P # E V K W 0 W Í EVERY TWENTY PAYE? trade-union tactics in order to keep lain out of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller who -v . -- tr ^ }, refused to call out the National Guard. month before it ends. If there is still no its membership lead. It is because the public pain is so agreement, the state should encourage As It happens, I have spoken in r e -' great that I call this whole group of work a voluntary agreement to arbitrate and cent years at conferences of perhaps half stoppage the nerve-end strikes. Since to accept the arbitrator's decision. the NEA state groups and hive noted the Very life of a big city depends on Finally, a committee of the legisla­ their changing mood. The American keeping the services going, their stop­ ture should sit in on the bargaining and teacher is a new breed of cat-a college page rubs the raw nerve-ends of the thus fill the informational gap which graduate, getting an average salary of people. What makes it worse is the often afflicts the legislators. M ichigan S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ichigan T u esd ay , M arch 5 , 1968 5 OUR READERS’ MINDS To choose a c o n s c ie n c e s ta in e d w it h conscientious ob jector classi­ b lo o d To the E d ito r: self honestly and a re still will­ ing to fight, I pity but will try fication. Appeal d raft board E very tim e someone asks to resp ect you. But if you have decisions. If these attem pts m e the meaning of the button never troubled to listen to your fail and you find it necessary on my coat, I feel a little bit sicker. The button no one re c ­ conscience I can only condemn to refu se induction, you will B i t t e r d r a f t a b i l i t y you. never have to ask yourself if ognizes is the peace symbol. You think it is courageous you are a coward, because you class of '67 m arched on to With their future a s un­ That the world is without peace To the E d ito r: to fight in a war and cowardly will know you had the courage its field of graduate study. certain as tom orrow ’s head-' is bad enough. T h at the world A few reflections of a draft- to go to Canada or to ja il. to take a stand. Safely shielded from reality lines, graduate A m erica cries does-not even recognize a plea able alumnus: But doesn't it take m ore cour­ The decision to refuse in­ by a 2-s d eferm ent, the world out in bitterness. Together for peace is disgraceful. L ast y ear a few of us on the age to a ct under the direction duction is a grim one. B e­ is really a rath er pleasant with the class of 68 we read, student board were consistent­ D oesn't anyone know that don’t like the w ar, but if they dents eith er don’t have con­ of your own conscience than to cause I am a woman, I will place. V ietnam is a half a the handwriting on the wall. ly, and em phatically con- there is a war going on and d raft m e, I ’ll g o.” This is fol­ sciences or have never lis­ follow the mob like a mindless not have to m ake it. I cannot world aw ay. But on F eb . 16, W elcome to the world of demmed for our many schem es people die in it? Doesn’t any­ lowed by a speech on What I tened to them. sheep? The mob is a shelter know what decision I would 1968, the g re a t wall of higher reality. aimed a t creating student in­ one ask him self if this is right? Owe My Country. What you Men of MSU, a re you really for cowards. In numbers there have made had I been a man. education ca m e crashing. The Jim Carbine volvem ent on issues outside The ivy w alls p rotect no owe your country and yourself men or a re you only potential is security - security from I can only mourn that the a c­ ivy covered island was no more. University of Maryland Law the confines of Mt. Hope and longer. With the abolishm ent is to be the best person you death m achines? In the words of having to think. tions of my country are such A 3.5 m eans little in the jungles School ’70 Grand R iver. of virtually all graduate level can. This m ay or m ay not be a e.e. cum m ings: “ what could If your conscience tells you that all ju st men a re forced to of Asia. , Baltim ore. Maryland “ Keep MSU in ASM SU" deferm ents, no college student person who kills people in Vi­ be m ore beautiful than these it is wrong to kill people in decide. “ G rah am 's ill gotten can ignore the question of wheth­ etnam , depending on your own heroic happy dead . . . they Vietnam, explore the open chan­ N either in Canada nor in grand” (getting the vote er killing V ietnam ese is right. conscience. It would seem , did not stop to think they, died nels first. Consult a draft ja il will you be expected to for college students-18 The typical attitude is “ 1 however, that m any MSU stu­ instead ." If you question your­ counselor and apply for the kill innocent people. Henry yr. old vote) David Thoreau once said, “ Un­ der a government which im­ “ Don’t use our money to question U.S. involvement JO SEPH A LSO P prisons any unjustly, the true place for a ju s t m an is also a prison." in V ietn am ." "T h e d raft is not a campus J u n i o r Y e a r You must decide for yourself issu e" How often the tyrants of the whether killing V ietnam ese people is right or wrong. Only an automaton lets his draft Student Services Bldg. wearily faced such attacks. How well in we rem em ber them. How well D a m n b r a v e a s w e l l board decide for him. If you decide you are a conscientious objector, but the d raft board we rem em ber individual talks with students who told us that N e w Y o rk refuses to recognize you as the outside world didn't con­ one, you have two choices. One cern them , and what could we T h r e e u n d e rg ra d u a te c o lle g e s o ffe r s tu d e n ts is non-violent non-coopera- really accom plish anyway. WASHINGTON - Now that mizing your input, until the he was wrong not to urge the With a different sort of war fro m all p arts o f th e c o u n try an o p p o rtu n ity tion-Canada or ja il. The other P olitical involvement takes Robert S. M cN am ara has laid other side gave up. President to order callup and leader in the White House, time, valuable tim e that could to b ro a d e n th e ir e d u c a tio n a l e x p e r ie n c e down the overwhelming burden Being a man who has spent is a conscience stained with maybe even mobilization some these e rro rs of tem peram ental be put to b etter use by study­ b y s p e n d in g th e ir that he carried so nobly and for blood and guilt. his whole Ufé thinking in term s tim e ago. He was wrong not to bias would have m attered not ing. So, arm ed with m em ories so long, a farew ell word is in of carefu lly calculated inputs urge m ore troops for Gen. P ax in terram . junior Year in New York a whit. In the larger balance of four years of parties, coke order. The first thing to be producing exactly calculable M erle Malkoff William W estm oreland. in­ sheet, m oreover, their im ­ dates, and a 3.5 average, the N e w Y o rk U n iv ersity is an in teg ral p art o f said is very sim ple, indeed. N.Y.C. freshm an outputs. M cN am ara a s War stead of scrutinizing every portance is nugatory. The plain t h e e x c itin g m e tro p o lita n c o m m u n ity o f M cN am ara, M cGeorge Bun­ M inister has been a very dif­ troop request with a statis­ fact of the m atter is that Rob­ • AfpiUVS by tK e wùtù- N e w Y o rk C ity— th e b u s in e s s , cu ltu ra l, dy and Dean Rusk w ere the ferent man from M cN am ara as tically suspicious eye. He was ert M cN am ara is dem onstra­ ylcixtluh.s m t c t t te v i c i o n t t chief civilian advisers who ù i \ ieti\Ui*n i a rtis tic , a n d fin a n cia l c e n te r o f th e n a tio n . Defense M inister. He has been wrong, in fa ct, not to go on the bly the g reatest public servant pressed upon P resid ent Jo h n ­ constantly unhappy, in fact, principle, which is basic, that to enter the executive branch • * b ç w i ÜiA ítc& kf T h e c ity 's e x tra o rd in a ry r e s o u r c e s g re a tly son the need to en ter the war because this kind of e x a c t c a l­ the wider the m argin, the soon­ of the U.S. government since, • fiìÀ up w ifi\ tk e . c r e d i - e n r ic h b o th th e a c a d e m ic p ro g ra m a n d th e in V ietnam , in order to avoid culation does not work in wars. e r a war is alw ays over. this republic began. é x p e r ie n c e o f living at N ew Y o rk U n iv ersity disaster in Asia and in the And from tim e to tim e, he has i KokC.it)> / “ 1 w ith th e m o s t c o s m o p o lita n s tu d e n t b o d y in P acific. Contrary to common been downright m iserab le be­ report, he does not reg ret that cause the progress of the w a r- 1DfoilluSJonaa. by t h e w o rld . jq c K o f e l i a c i iv e r ~r advice today. He is still quite as in all wars--has never been T h is p ro g ra m is o p e n to stu d e n ts firm ly convinced, in fa ct, that it was the right advice. statistically m easurable, and sta tistics a re the only m eas­ R e co m m e n d a tio n s . u lc v t * a ty v o iv c ii v i i iK f i n p o l i t i G i U • p o lic y J e d - r e c o m m e n d e d b y th e d e a n s o f th e c o lle g e s to w h ich th e y w ill re tu rn fo r th e ir d e g r e e s . A d ifferent im pression has urem ents he regards as valid. These w ere the principal recom m endations in the report ■ -dr * it i •A C o u rs e s m a y b e ta k e n in th e been conveyed, m ainly by far- B ecau se of this, the w ar’s I © « L o re y o u e ific ia liy « A to p last week of the P resid en t's N ational Advisory Commission I a u ir . l i y lr*a « ^ ,£ c L *p a VW T Sch ool o f C o m m erce from -disinterested persons burden for M cN am ara, which on Civil D isorders: I x r u s i m i i o t Y b r o ^ n t o n h j« .- S c h o o l o f E d u ca tio n but also fo r a reason rooted wxxild, have been binrM y heavy C reation of two million new jo b s over the next th ree 1 t o ¿ i ^ t i t ì a c e n L Ì 7 16 trate on defending Mount only. must play Michigan Saturday were both in action on the road Indiana 3 9 9 13 Mount will be out to m ake up S u m m e r h a p p e n s Monday night against Min­ at Iowa City. Ohio State, now nesota and Illinois resp ect­ 9-4 in the league play was a going into Monday night's action. for the Wisconsin gam e and Toby Towson in floor exercise ively. and the outcom e of those half gam e behind Iowa (9-3 1 Purdue was in the thick of try to score 67 against u s." a t S o u t h a m p t o n ! the fight until a 104-84 loss to Another change in the Spar­ What a way to learn! Located In one of the country’e Wisconsin Saturday virtually tan starting lineup will be Tom best-known eummar fun areas, Southampton College It elim inated them. The B oiler­ Lick for Jim Gibbons, accord ­ surrounded by magnificent beaches, yachting and sail­ m akers' only chance now is to ing to Benington. Lick, a 6-10 ing centers, golf courses, art colonies, theatre activities F R O M 'S t G Y M T E A M junior will probably s ta rt at and more ana moral win their two remaining gam es Accredited undergraduate courses in Humanities, Sci­ and hope both Iowa and Ohio center for MSU and L afay ette ence, Social Science, and Education, plus limited gradu­ State are defeated. will be moved to forward. ate offerings, during two 5-week sessions: June 24-July MSU is in seventh place with Lick won the starting spot 26; July 29-August 30. Courses are open to visiting stu­ dents who are in good standing at their own college. 7 q u a l i f y f o r N C A A m e e t a 5-7 record. The key to the Purdue game will be M Sl’ s ability to de­ after a strong showing late in the first half against Min­ nesota. He scored six points Three, four and five-week workshops In sculpture, music, painting, drama and films. Concerts and lectures will be given by resident musicians and visiting experts. fense R ick Mount, the B oiler­ in 50 seconds to put M SI' Dormitory accommodations are available fo r students In By DON DAHLSTROM s c o r e 'o f 9.55 points. It was He qualified in three other Fedorchik was fourth in both m akers' sophomore shooting back in contention at the half academic courses and workshops. State News Sports W riter the top score of the entire events with second places in. floor e x ercise <9.25 > and high star and 6-3 forward Herman For information, write to the Director of the Summer • p v t n n a s i « A u a lifip ft cemvqetition. each.. They were floor ex e r­ bar (9.05). Norm Haynie GvVUanv Program. Mention the college you’re now attending, in 12 events for the NCAA m eet Dave Thor becam e the third cise s (-9.45( . side. * horse was fourth in high h ar. lil.iji1,. Mount was the Big Ten's B A R N ES FLO RA L ÜSSiBA • •' . " ' ■ jt ■' k * * f t »., i at Tucson. Ariz.. Aprir 1 -0 . gym nast e v e r to outiipr« « ... tftAS / . 5 . 'vVtJe. E d Vv’Uzke was fifth m leading scorer going into the The Spartans war, three in­ three straight all-around titles (9.251. side horse (8.95 1. F o r F lo w e ’ s W istw ism He hed Fresk anó dividual Big Ten championships Sunday with a winning score of a t Jen iso n Fieldhouse Friday 106.10 points. Ed Gunny was the only other Other conference champions team m em ber to q u srtfr in m ore w ere M arc Slotten of. Iowa in gveragjqg „312 points a game, •tait scored only 10 points against F a s h io n a b le CO LLEG E The MSU captain also de­ than one event. He tyok th'rd side horse (9.5). Dave J a c o b i LO N G ISL A N D U N IV E R S IT Y and Sunday. W isconsin and dropped his 215 ANN ED 2-0871 Toby Towson successfully de­ throned two-time champion Hal places in both still rirtgs <9.15 > of Michigan in tram poline (9.5 •. Southampton, N.Y. 11968 • (516) AT 3-4000 average to 29.4 in league gam es. fended his floor e x ercise crown Shaw of Illinois in vault with and high bar. Ron Rapper of Michigan in Mount is an excellen t out­ on Fridav with a season-high 9.4 to Shaw 's 9.35. Dave Croft, a two-time cham ­ parallel bars i9.3>. and Neil pion. was edged out by Don Schm itt of Iowa in high bar side shot, scoring most of his C o n v e r s a t io n s points from 25 feet or farther. Hatch of Iowa in rings. 9.35- (9.351. Both Ja co b s and MSU Coach John Benington s He still will advance to Schm itt were defending c o n t in u e d : Detroit-Toronto 9.2. the nationals. L arry Goldberg was the champions. respect for Mount is such that S B . S. third gym nast from MSU to m ake CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS in -player deal nationals in rines as he tied » Gunnv with 9.15. Pails 7 Thus, all four seniors on the w ill h a v e a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e on c a m p u s team will participate in in­ M arch 7, 1968 D E T R O IT (U P Ii -- In brother. Pete, plays left wing dividual events in the NCAA. i '5 a gigantic seven-player deal, for D etroit, was the key man Sophomore Jo e Fedorchik Proposed salary -Sep t., *68: $7000 up plus paid C hristm as the D etroit Red Wings gained in the deal along with Brew er. pulled an upset all-around by and spring vacations (10 days) F o r information about finishing third with 102.9 points. TOP CASH left wing Frank Mahovliqh. B rew er feuded with Toronto certificatio n , procedures and teaching opportunities, a r ­ m anagem ent several years ago Cliff Diehl finished second defensem an Carl B rew er and range forappointment at: cen ters P ete Stemkowski and and quit professional hockey. in parallel bars with 9.1 G ary Unger from the Toronto The 29-vear-old defensem an is The Spartans also won four U N IV E R S IT Y P L A C E M E N T O F F IC E currently at Muskegon as an additional m edals by placing % Maple L eafs in exchange for A ll-Star center Norm I ’llman am ateur and will not be e li­ either fourth or fifth. For Your and right wingers Paul Hender- gible for reinstatem ent until . son and Floyd Smith. next season. Sid Abel. D etroit general rilm a n . 32. is tied for ninth m anager-coach said. "There is among all tim e National Hockey no basis in fa c t for rum ors League scorers. 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C a ll 3 32 -4 5 2 2 Il Michigan State News, East Lansing, Micnigan T u esd ay , M arch 5 , 1968 good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, EVERY good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, F A R M Y O U T H IX C H A H O I good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, g ood, good,good, good, good, good, W E D N E S D A g ood, good, g o o ^ ^ j m good, good R h M l 9 4 ^ ' good, good, good, good, S e n i o r s to g o o v e r s e a s good, good, B 4 9 D A Y good, By DELORES MAJOR ordinarily the sam e age as the Expenses a re paid for on a Thompson said that in order State Newt Staff Writer visiting A m erican 4-H m em ber cooperative b asis with the in­ to be eligible for this program Our Regular Order Of Three MSU seniors w ill take and a ct as a com bination guide dividual paying between $300 an individual “ m ust have a part in the International F a rm and buddy. to $500. Numerous groups high school education, have par­ littmrik Punkts Youth Exchange ( I F Y E ) , a program sponsored by the 4-H The students will stay with different fam ilies during their throughout Michigan add to the incom e, while the m a jo r sponsor ticipated in som e ru ral youth program s and b asically have with the hope of promoting in­ visit and thus have a chance is the M ichigan Division of Wom­ a sin cere in terest and desire ternational understanding and to see life in various parts of en 's N ational F a rm and Garden to get to know others and a fl|4 r mutual respect. the country. Association. deep understanding." good, The three students a re John good, M. Niska, Ontonagon senior, good, m ajoring in Social Scien ce; good, good, good, good, Jo y ce L. M cJilton . St. Louis good, good, senior, m ajoring in A rt: and good, good, good, good, good, G race L. Woodman, P aw Paw PANCAKE Per Customer good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, dollctous, good, good, good, senior, m ajoring in Home E co ­ nomics. HOUSE " B r in g along your p ro s p e c to rs !" good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, M iss M cJilton has received her assignm ent and will be leaving for G erm any in April. 4 9 e r 's Special: 6 AM-9 PM rr** » A fter the two other d elegates MtDomlft 2820 E , Grand River receive their assignm ents, they Lansing, Michigan will leave in Septem ber. Hours: Phone 487-3761 The students a re now attend­ Sun. -T h u r s . 6 A .M . ’t il 11 P .M . ing week-end orientation pro­ F r i . & Sot. ................ 6 A .M . ’t il 2 A .M . I gram s headed by M ary Wood­ 1024 E . G ran d R lv o r 234 W . G rand R lv o r ward, program leader fo r 4-H Yough program s of the Co­ operative E xtension Serv ice at MSU. These program s con­ sist of studies of the d ifferent cultures and prepare the in­ dividual for the interactions he m ay experience during his stay in a foreign country. During their visits, the stu­ dents will becom e a “ m em ber of the fa m ily ,” working, eating and playing along with the other m em bers. According to M el Thompson, program leader for 4-H Youth program s, “ m ost of these fam i­ E x c h a n g e s tu d e n ts lies are chosen through the Na­ tional 4-H or its counterpart P ic tu re d above a re students who w ill liv e In E u ro p e to exchange Ideas as a p a rt of in that p articu lar country. the 4 -H In tern a tio n a l F a r m Youth Exchange. F ro m left to rig h t they a re John M. Usually these fam ilies have N lska, Ontowagon sen io r, Joyce J. M c J ilto n , St. Louis s e n io r, G ra ce L , Woodman, sons or daughters that belong Paw Paw sen io r, and the p ro g ra m le a d e r M a ry W oodward. to 4-H.” These gals and guys are » B E S T IN FOREIGN FILM S F e e h a | l , a u t o d a m a g e d ; T n e a t re D s t u d e n t p u t o n p r o b a t i o n TODAY FROM 7:10 P .M . Charles W illiam Steward, He was arraigned in Lansing A veneer door and fram e, be­ Featu re at 7:35 & 9:40 Belleville, short course stu­ Township Ju s tic e Court and tween E a s t and W est F e e . was dent. w as arrested a t 12:30 a.m . was sentenced to a $35 fine, destroyed, as was the window ACADEMY AWARD Friday, for m alicious destruc­ tion. «'hen he pushed a steel a two day suspended ja il sen­ tence, six months probation of a door in E a st F e e. Total dam age w as estim ated a t $145. NOMINEE___ ••••»A. *•'*.. VV P-, • ** yf ■** | and $40 restitution. * * * * *' car. “BEST FOREIGN M alicious destruction was re­ Five banners, worth $25 each were taken from Jen iso n Field FILM 7' ported a t F e e Hall during the house early Saturday morning "ON E OF THE Y EA R 'S Q IA P M R R early hours of Sunday morning. The banners were from W ichita 10 B E S T F IL M S !" 3100 Nebraska State. Hardin-Simons :rowther, Times * Gelmis, Newsday TODAY SAGINAW California State and Notre Dame. Wolf, Cue • Winsten, Post F ro m 1:00 P 351*0030 P olice are investigating. Morgenstern, Newsweek e * * * Featu re at 1:10 NOW PLAYING I 3 :1 5 -5 :2 0 -7 :2 0 A jew elry box. various je w ­ 1 :3 0 -3 :3 0 -5 :3 0 9:25 p.m . ______ elry item s and a purse were 7:30 & 9:30 N O M IN A T E D FOR stolen from the room of E llen E N ^ -l Passm an and Linda Kentro in 10 A C A D E M Y AW ARDS ACADEMY INCLUDING Phillips Hall. 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' anlW Wl imba D »ssv pict 3 a ’ MU ur IU «iuau " 1e9s"IH i HIT A n to n io n i’s MINEBANCROFT».DUSTINHOFFMAN KATHARINEROSS B L O W -U P T E C H N IC O L O R ' e - com * n N ext-*Far from Madding Crowd __________N ext I Suzy Kendall In "T h e Penthouse** In Response to Trem endous P o p ular Demand The M ost E x h ila ra tin g F ilm E v e r Made BILL COSBY F re d e rlc o F e llin i’s w ill be shown three nights; M arch 7, 8, 9 * THE CAPITOLS * THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 108 W ells Hall 7, 8 & 9 p.m , 50ÿ Voluntary Donation ASMSU POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT (THE ‘COOL JERK' BOYS) and S a tu rd a y , M a rc h 3 0 THE HEADLYTERS J e n is o n 7 :0 0 p m F ie ld h o u s e COVER C U K E $ 1 . 0 0 W éA IL F O R N O ‘t h e R E S T A U R A N T n a m e t h a t m a d e P IZ Z A * PIZZAS • f a m o u i in L a m in g 9 Tickets available Friday, March 8 SANDWICHES 12*eo £ eneral Admleelon Union Building, Campbell's Suburban Shop, YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE OPENDAILY11 Ä.N. - 2 A.M. ~ 54.50 Reserved Seat Paramount News - downtown Lansing (LIGHT (XI DARK) FOR-PIZZA-SUBS-SNACKS "WHO COULD WANT MORE ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS" OR A COM PLETE DINNER \ M ichigan S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ichigan T u esd ay , M aroh 5 , 1168 9 P a t P a u ls e n v e r if ie s c a n d i d a c y Politics is, perhaps, out of He’s just not a man of the the country so someone could and gave our boy* aotne troubla, the province of Panorama, but people.'” keep a lookout and say ‘bey “Of courte, if you do it a chance to speak to a man of Paulsen, it would seem, is down there, cut that out” ’ again, I’U have to ait on both national prominence who is run­ a ‘man of the people.’ Even He calls LSD ‘‘a mind aidea of the standi.” ning for the presidency of the before he had formally an- destroyer,” but thinks that United States, is an opportunity nounced for office, a student pot should be licensed sothat Worth W atching not to be passed up. straw ballot at a west coast teenagers can't get it. “My slogan,’’ said Pat Paul­ university gave him two per “it’s too good for teenagers, At 0 tonight, WILX, chan­ sen, “is ‘vote or get off the cent of the vote. It should be They oughtto have to work for nel 10 will carry the NBC pot’.” interesting to see how wellit like everybody else." documentary "Dear Mr. Paulsen’s voice on the tele­ the man whose comedy is ob- “You're from Michigan State!” Gable,” covering theactor’s phone was a bit more substan­ viously directed toward a young he asked. “I remember your me and career from birth tial than his television recita­ By STU A R T ROSENTHAL adult group will fare as a pos- football teaflg came out here through “the Misfits.” tions might lead one to believe- E n tertain m en t W riter sible write-in candidate in the this, in spite of the fact that upcoming nationwide "Choice E he was obviously fatigued fol- The Paulsen machine has the transition between joviality and ’68" on American campuses. O n t h o u r lowing the day’s taping of the backing of Bobby Kennedy and deadly seriousness is effected, Describing himself as a “Smothers Brother’s Comedy other important government there can be no doubt as to his conservative- liberal who be­ Hour.’’ functionaries. The candidate sincerity and intensity. lieves in frugality in govern­ believes that men like the afore- ment and the power of a united Explaining his nationwide mentioned Senator from New “The others are all ego­ country, Paulsen stated his campaign, the deadpan comic York will soon be sorry about maniacs,” he told me. "I stand on several issues. m i m e observed that he had yielded their pledged support, mean the one who’s in and the Ending the Vietnamese war, to the people’s desires and “We have him on tap%,” one who’d beat him. Nixon is he proposed, would take no more wishes as any true American he chuckled maniacally, no better and probably worse. than a phone call. "After that, would. While other contenders have I’d probably abdicate.” “There was a tremendous barely announced their avail- Instead of paying farmers pressure,” he said, “for me ability for nomination, CBS’ A n t i - n o v e l not to grow food, the potential to get into the race. And I as-vlce president in charge of president would pay consumers sume that later there will be editorials is busily printing not to eat it. a tremendous pressure for me UP bumper stickers which will r is e a n a l y z e d His solution to the birth con­ to get out.” 80011 be available from the trol mess is similarly simple: Bruce Wardropper, profes­ Paulsen recently returned network. Over the past several “Pay them a dollar for every D y n a m ic P a u ls e n sor of Spanish from Duke Uni­ from a trip to Washington where weeks, he has used his Sunday kid they don’t have. Either that versity, will lecture on: "Don he formally declared his can- night pulpit to present himself or build watch towers across O S R T IM M Quixote and the Rise of the Anti­ ML » t no man take away o u r lib e rtie s ; lo t's p ro - didacy and, in his words, “looked and his platform to the elec- novel,” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday A O S T IN D R Y C L E A N I N G sorvo our froodom to k i l l , " says P at Paulson, can­ over the White House, I took the torate. tour and sort of inspected the What many of his fans fail in B-102 Wells Hall. didate fo r tho U.S. p resid en cy, as he d e liv e rs an e d i­ The lecture is being spon- to r ia l on fir e a r m s re s tric tio n s . P a u ls en ’s campaign plumbing.” to understand, though, is that 3 HOUR SHIRT SERVICE sored by the Dept, of Romance may be follow ed e v e ry Sunday night at 8t30 on " T h e You know mm IUU *nuw how »it «is," , ««he beneath the facade of ¡V straight « w ,. Languages. The department observed, “when you ve seen faced revelry Kauisen is aeep. * • th(l filrn .. 30C EACH Sm others B ro th e r's S h o w ," seen lo c a lly on W J IM , one White House, you’ve seen ly concerned and conceives of s^DhSne P a^ rale ’ at 7 30 channel 6. email.” his candidacy as more than a Sjmphone Pastorale at 7.30 ON HANGERS OR F O L D E D - comedy routine. And when the P m' Thursday in B 102 wens Hall. IC A T E D IN B R O O K F IE L D P L A Z A D a iry industry trains p ro s College Relations Director c/o Sheraton-Park Hotel, Washington, D.C. 20008 E . LANSING Automation in the dairy in­ This is especially true in in cheesemaking that if one P le a s e s e n d m e dustry does not necessarily the cottage cheese business, step is missed, all other ef­ mean taking people out of Evers, a technical advisor for forts are worthless. a S h o a t c n S t u d a it production, according to M.J. the Nordica Food Company “We suggest that you do not Evers a food technician from told a Dairy Engineering Con­ just hire people," he said, L E X s o I c a n save u p South Dakota. ference on campus last week. “but rather invest in them, with the same type of thinking t o 2 0 % o n “Although the trend today is you would use in investing in C a lif o r n ia p o e t to try to eliminate people major equipment.” S h e ra to n ro o m s. from an operation through auto­ Evers said that well-trained mation, we are convinced that production people can do a lot to recite t o n ig h t in the manufacture of cottage toward insuring the high quality Name. Philip Levine, a poet who is cheese, the most efficient item texture, flavor and appearance A d d re ss. the author of "Not This Pig,-' is a well-trained, ‘honest, con- that cottage cheese musthave. Reservations with the special low rate are confirmed In advance will read his poems at 8 tonight scien&voun cheesemaker and (based on availability) for Frl., Set., Son. nighte, phis Thanks­ Union. packaging crew,” he said. - giving (Nov. 22-26), Christmas (Dec. 15-Jan. 1) and July His first book, “On ttin Edge". "Without the sound thinking through Labor Dayl Many Sheraton Hotels and Motor Inns offsr of these individuals, regard­ student rate* datingofftor periods subject to availability at time (1963) established him as a J 0 I less of the equipment used, the Of check-lnand mayty re qiraetsd. promising young poet. His operation is inefficient.” 1 0 ** new book has been received Evers pointed out that there c a sh value tor students & faculty S h e r a t o n H o t e ls & M o t o r I n n s © with interest by critics and 809 B . MICH. A V E ., LANS. 165 Sheraton Hotels 4 Motor Inn* Mejo^Cltlet^ _ _ _ — « * *■ J those concerned with contem­ are so many important steps porary poetry. Levine is currently poet-in residence at Fresno State Col­ Flying home for S . B . S . lege, Fresno, Calif., a position he once held at Stanford Univer­ sity. Study permits G r a d u a tin g s e n io r s a n d Permits for Spring Term Uni­ versity College Independent Study Examinations must be obtained before March 11 at 170 Bessey Hall, S33 Wonders. 109 spring break on a lu m s - k e e p u p w ith TOP CASH Brody or G36 Hubbard. The Spring Term Indepen­ dent Study Examinations will be given on March 25. M SU . American R a llv a the fond m a m o rla a everyd ay, Tha dem on- Delta For Your et ra t Ions, tha dates, tha good tim e s . It's ra p o rta d Eaetern everyd ay In S T A T E N EW S. Use tha coupon below . I ) Lake Central North Central Used Books Northwest Ozark TWA United R ig h t in ste p Pick up your tickets at Craven Travel Service Evenr Day Studtnts-let your parents know what the campus Is like. The dances just a re not the sam e as they w it h y o u r used to be. A s ub scrip tio n to S T A T E NEWS (NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE) m ay shock them , but It's e a s ie r than w ritin g . b ig ste p fr iS llK tiN Plans of all kind for your wed­ ding— and Modem Bride is right If there with you. Catching your ro­ mantic mood with dresses for young brides in the fresh, new S ta R M B s State News summer mood. Meeting your 347 S T U D E N T S E R V IC E S B U IL D IN G practical, have-to demands with M IC H IG A N S T A T E U N IV E R S IT Y feet-on-thc ground helps for gifts E A S T L A N S IN G . M IC H IO A N to give and hint fo r... cooking... table and room arrangem ents... Bay Y ew B osks Enclosed Is please send the S T A T E NEWS even booklets to send for to make new wifery easier. The Summer to the follow ing address fo r te rm s . Issue offers lots more, too. A heartful of honeymoon locales to F ir S p r ig T a n moon over— the Virgin Islands. Canada's summet-fun provinces, NAME the Italian scene in and around Mw Venice. Tips on making yourself STREET more attractive, decorating to make your home more attractive. Features on the wedding cere­ S T O P B Y OUR C IT Y STATE Z IP mony and a noted doctor's direct C O N V E N IE N T O F F I C E counsel on marital basics. What the word is on fashion, where to OÜ# fr o * go trousseau-gathering. Whether A C R O ** OClH ONE T E R M $4 .0 0 you're flying on a cloud or rac­ ing around the block, there's one TW O T E R M S . . . . $8 .0 0 T R A V E L magaxine that keeps pace. It's on T H R E E T E R M S . . $12 .0 0 your newsstand now. I¡R A V E I1 S E R V IC E F U L L Y E A R . . . . $14.0 0 M O D E R N in d e n t V ook 9 tore FO R EIG N C O U N T R IE S ADD $ 3 .0 0 P E R T E R M PO STAO E B R ID E 317 M.A.C. PH O N E 351-4410 F r a * Park in g At R a a r O f S ta r * T u esd ay . M arch 5 . 1968 State News Stal« Newt Classified Classified 355-6255 O n ly 4 M o r a D a y s T o R e n t O r S u b l e a s e Y o u r A p a r t m e n t 355-8255 Employment For Rent For Rent Automotive Automotive ONE G IR L Burcham G R E AK LAKES E M P LO Y M E N T for BRAND NEW. One bedroom fu r­ BU IC K R IV IE R A 1963 F u ll power. woods « l O t w * 5 ; iate oc­ OLDSMOBILE 1961 F u ll power, four- permanent positions for men and nished w ith the best Lease re­ T ilt steering wheel, chrome R iv­ door hardtop. $225. Phone 485- quired. 332-3135. 10-3/8 cupancy. . rate. 489-3268. women in office, sales, technical. iera wheels w ith all new Ures. Barb. 5-3/5 9616. 3-3/5 IV 2-1543 C-3/7 This car has only 33.000 miles. ONE MAN for tw o man luxury. Near Phone <82-4226 evenings. 9*3/6 PONTIAC 1964 Catalina Convertible. EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COM­ Abbot H all 351-8426. « 3-3/6 AutomaUc, power steering, brakes. PAN Y, Experienced secretaries, • AUTOMOTIVE BUICK 1960 E lectro J^-o-door hard­ By professor. 332-0555.355-6497 3-3/7 typists to w ork tem porary assign­ N E E D ONE man fo r three man top. Turquois c Q L » D * Well cared ments. Never a fee. Phone 487- apartment. Spring term only. 337- • EMPLOYMENT fnr Cm at for. See at ÏT rMeasant Plos Grove 9655. $-3/* 0071 C-3 7 • FOR REN T Road <82-8936 3-3/5 R ENAU LT R-10 1967 S till under warranty. Take over payments or SUBLEASE TWO man Cedar Greens. • FOR S A L E best offer. Call 351-6636. 2-3 5 NURSES - R.N. and L.P .N . open­ C ATALIN A CONVERTIBLE 1964. ings. P.M. shift in geriatrics. E x­ Spring and or summer Reduced E Y D E A L V IL L A Apartm ents . . . • LO ST A FOUND rate 351-8847. 5-3/8 Autom atic, power steering, and cellent base rate plus 5 per cent Now accepting leases fo r year be­ • PERSO NAL brakes. New snow tires 73,000 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Must sell $795 diffe re n tia l Liberal benefits, con­ ginning September, 1968 Two-bed­ or best offer. 351-6492. 3-3 5 • PEAN U TS PERSO NAL m iles. V ery good condition. W ill genial co-workers. Phone ED 2- N E ED E D FOR spring term : two room apartm ents fo r $240/month. let go fo r only 3900 Call 356- g irls to sublease t Avondale A part­ Swim ming pool, G.E. Appliances, • R EA L E S T A T E 0801. 4-3 8 8297, 9-6 p.m .. Monday through Auto Sorvico 8» P a r t i ment. $57 per month C all 337- garbage disposal, furnished for • SER V IC E Friday. C 1495 3-3/6 four-man or five man. C all 351- HOUSEHOLD H E LP must be able • t r a n s p o r t a t io n 1 M E L S AUTO SERVICE U rg e or to keep general cleaning and laun­ 4275 a fte r 5 p.m. C • WANTED C H E V E LLE 1967 Sport sedan F u lly small, we do them all. 1108 East dry caught up. watch two and five ONE MAN needed for two man apart­ equipped 4.000 m iles $2.400 . 355- Grand River. 332-3255 C year old w hile m other works in ment $70. 316 Gunson. 332-0928 . 5-3 4 8213. 4-3/8 office at home. Two days week or DEADLINE CAR WASH: 25c. Wash. wax. vacu­ four mornings. Own transportation. CH EVY I I 1968 Blue, stick, four- um. U-DO-IT. 430 South Clippert, 351-5665. 8-3/8 door. Owner going abroad 489- back of KO-KO BAR C-3 7 1 P.M . one c la ss day be­ 7136 or 484-1423 ' 3-3/6 N O R T H W IN D HORTICULTURE AND Landscape fo re publication. A rchitecture students Saturday and FAR M S TWO BEDROOM luxury apartm ent ACCIDENT PRO BLEM Call K A L A ­ Cancellations - 12 noon one C H EVROLET 1960 Impala 348 Auto­ Sunday re ta il sales of plants and Short term lease available. 351- MAZOO STREET BODY SHOP m atic. Seven good tires Low m il­ 4275. C cla ss day before publica­ eage. 339-2572 3-3/7 Small dents to large wrecks Amer garden supplies. Commission and guaranteed base Experience not 351-7880 tion. lean and foreign cars. Guarantee '4 work 482-1286 2628 East Kala­ necessary. Orientation prio r to late — 11 SUBLEASE A PA R TM EN T fo r m id­ CHEVR O LET 1967 .Convertible. A ll ONE MAN for spring - New Ce­ dle aged couple. July 15 -- Aug­ PHONE power. Low mileage Best offer mazoo. f March start. TWISS LANDSCAPE CENTER. 351-0590 13-3 8 dar Village. Reduced, term s: 351- ust 30 355-3144. 5-3 8 accepted. Cali Dan. at 351-8529 or 4335 10-3/5' 355-8255 393-4470 3-3/5 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kala C e d a r V illa g e mazoo Street-Since 1940 Com­ For Rent M ARIGOLD - 911 Marigold. F u r­ RATES C H EVROLET 1956 Excellent condi­ plete auto painting and collision service. Am erican and foreign nished one bedroom. air-condi­ A p a rtm en ts tion. New tires Radio. Spartan TV RENTALS for students. Low tioned apartment. Across street cars. IV 5-0256. C 1 D A Y....................... $1.50 V illage 1612 K 355-9754 . 3-3; 8 economical rates by the term or from campus. Phone 489-9651 for SUMMER RENTAL month. U N IV ER S ITY TV R E N T­ appointment. 9-3 8 3 DAYS.....................$3.00 Aviation CHEVROLET 1962 283 stick Shift, ALS. 484-9263. C 2 BEDROOM 5 DAYS.....................$5.00 new tires. Low mileage. Economi­ FURNISHED APARTMENT. 129 cal transportation Best offer. Call FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to TV RENTALS fo r students. $9.00 Burcham r tie r month, FURNISHED (based on 10 words p er ad) learn in the P IP E R CHERO­ month. Free service and delivery. Over 10, 15f per word p er day John after 4 p.m. 337-7002 . 3-3 6 K E E !! Special $5.00 o ffe r! 134 Call NEJAC. 337-1300. We guaran­ Call IV Q mgs. 7-9 p.m. 10-3 5 $160.00 PER MONTH CHRYSLER 1963 New Y orker, a ll 1324. C F irs t of all,, rd like to tee same-day service. C 882-2316. 332-5051 power, runs excellent. $950. 489- T h ere will be a 5 0 f service 6682. *-3/6 TH E W INGED SPARTANS now own quote my mother . . . STROBE LIGHTS rented by night or NEWLY MARRIED? CAMPUS NEAR. 227 Bogue One and bookkeeping charge if by weekend. MARSHALL M U S K TANGLEWOOD a Cessna Cardinal - another good bedroom this ad is not paid within CORVAIR MONZA four-speed. Good reason to jo in and learn to fly 351-7830. . 1-3 5 A l*»£!rkin8 fur‘ nished. $l«v.. d,' $125. one week. shape. Must sell now. 482-0518. 2-3/6 or rent through your own U niver­ APARTMENTS Available March one 489- CORVAIR CORSA Convertible 1965. sity club. Save w ith lowest rates, best equipment, qu ality instruc­ Employment Employment TV R E N T A L G.E. Portable. Free sérvice and delivery. $8.50 per 2 B drm ., unfur., from 139.50 5922. 6-3 ft The State News will be Grey w ith white top. Radio, heater, 351-7880 SPRING A N D /o r summer. Two girls. tion. Call 355-1178. 353-0230. 353- month. Call STATE M ANAGE­ responsible only for the white side-wall tires. Call col­ 0213,351-9301. C EARNINGS ARE unlim ited as an OPERATING ROOM Nurses. L.P.N M E N T CORP. 332-8687. 19-3/8 Cedarbrook Arms. 351-5342. 3-3 5 f i r s t day's incorrect inser­ lect AC-616 882-7226 a fte r 5 p.m. 5-3/5 Avon representative. Turn your free or O R . Technician. Modern hos­ N E E D ONE g irl for fou r-g irl apart­ tim e into $$$. F o r an appoint­ tion. CORVAIR MONZA 1964 Four-speed. Scooters & Cycles ment, in your home, w rite Mrs. pital. E xcellent working conditions and fringe benefits. Applv Person­ A partm ent* ment. One month free. Cedar V il­ LATIN FOOD Alona Huckins. 5664 School Street. lage. 351-4737. 5-3/7 INDIAN - ARABIC - SPANISH $575.351-5515 ' 3-3/5 nel. LANSING G E N E R A L HOS­ ALLSTATE 175 CC 1966. 2.400 miles. Haslett. Michigan or call IV 2- P ITA L. 2817 Alpha. M onday-Fri­ ONE G IR L needed spring and sum­ Food from m ost foreign E xcellent condition. $300 or best mer. Near campus. Call 351-8754. ONE OR two girls needed summer. DODGE POLARA 1965 eight-cylinder, «893. c day. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone 372- countries - including U.S. The State News does not offer. La rry. 332-0844. 3-3,7 8220. extensions 202. 203. 5-3 '8 10-3 8 River House Apartments. 337-0820.3-3/5 four-door. 25.000 miles. Excellent perm it ra c ia l or religious condition. IV 5-8842 4-3/8 SHAHEEN’S THRIFTWAY AUTHENTIC D E A LE R fo r Yamaha. NURSES -- LPN fo r two extended BUSBOY 8 W ANTED - Phi Sigma G IR L N E E D E D for four-m an apart­ N E E D E D TH R E E g irls fo r Waters discrim ination in its ad­ care facilities. F u ll tim e and part Edge. Spring and sum mer Call 2310 S. CEDAR 485-1538 Triumph, and BMW. Complete line Delta Meals. $5. weekly. Call 332- ment spring term . Call 351-4458. 5-3 6 vertising c o l u m n s . T he FORD 1959 for sale. Good trans­ time. 7-3: 3-11. E xcellent insurance 351-0693 1-3/1 of parts, accessories, leather 0875. 3-3 6 portation. Cali evenings. 627-6701. 4-3/8 program, liberal salary, differen­ State News will not accept goods, and helmets. 1 /2 m ile . ju th ONE OR two g irls Beechwood A part­ tia l, and other benefits. Call Sally ONE MAN for tw o man luxury apart­ advertising which d iscrim ­ of 1-96 on South Cedar. SHEP's D E NTAL ASSISTANT part-tim e. ments. $52. A fte r 5:30 p.m , 351- »RIVE D EFEN SIV ELY . FORD 1963 K L 500 Three-speed W illiam s, 332-0817, Monday thru ment. I 4 block from campus. Spring MOTORS. Phone 694-6621. C Phone IV 7-3390. 5 .3 /g inates a g a i n s t religion, stick shift. Bucket seats. Power Friday 8-5 p.m. 6-3/8 8727. 5.2/2* term . 35l-8510after4:30p.m. 6-3/8 LIKE YO UR INSURANCE race , color o r national o r ­ steering. AM -FM radio. Like new. IA T E S DEPEND ON IT. igin. $775 &r best offer. 655-2435. 5-3 '6 Employment WAITRESS. ONE - two nights per MONTEGO 1963 Custom, four-door 390. F u lf " power, radio, carpet, seven tires. 355-5599 O ffer 3-3 '7 pm x * T iu r wM.1 able for male stuobnts. C alf 393- .i. week, Must be 21. Call IV 9 fi&U for COCKT/UL TQ.WN. PIJMP * JF s ' F ly .w ith t h e f l e e t 5660.2-4 p.m.. Monday-Friday. 6-3/8 As a NavaNfty>£RbrT>r H oycv1 / F H *** MUSTANG WM V-ft. automatic Gold, 0 0 N F F U F D itn m e d ia tciy Automotive black interior, radio. $1.495 Good DR EA M JOB: No house to house. Guaranteed $30. a week. Anything THE CondfVW 372-8996. 5-3/8 over $30 is 50, 55. and 60 per cent U N IT E D S T A T E S N A V Y P a rt o r’ fu ll tim er W eekly’ income - AMBASSADOR 1966 full-power sta- $40. to $100. Shqwiqg make-up commission. Located across from tionwagon. Very clean, new tires, MUSTANG"' 1965. 2 plus 2. 289. Four- Sweden House on South Waverly. techniques. Viviane Woodard Cos­ loaded w ith accessories. 201 South speed. four-barrel. D ark Green, metics. Call Gwen Lorenz, 332- Call 372-0271 or . 489-4730. Ask Clemens, Lansing. 484-7584. 5-3 8 etc. Sacrifice. 332-1106 a fte r 6 p.m. 8502. 5-3/8 fo r Sally. ' 5-3/7 OFFICER INFORMATION TEAM or weekend. 3-3/5 w ill be located In the Student S e rv ices Building, Placem ent TH EY DO. Bureau Mon, through F r l „ M arch 4 -8 to d iscu ss your oppor­ Defensive driving c in prevent a lot of tunity to earn a com m ission and Navy wings of gold following accidents each yea/'. Make it a habit! graduation. And for a good value in auto, life and homeowners Insurance, make State NO OBLIGATION — JUST OPPORTUNITY awn a habit, See me soon I Aviation program s a re available fo r a ll college men, F ro sh through graduate students. Undergrads, get started e a rly . Attend o ffice r training sum m ers and receiv e your com m ission upon graduation. PX Store - - Frandor TOYOTA Ice Creef>ers, $1.00 up Ic e T e n ts SALE $8.88 ur> Gym Bags $1.88 up Field Ja ck e ts $14.88 ea. JIM RYAN RYAN & TOBIN GEO. TOBIN Hand W arm ers, $1.29 up INSURANCE 0 D Army Socks 95$ ea. 339 MORGAN L A N E . 3 G a l. p lastic can, $2.88 FRANDOR Ski C aps, 9 8 * 1 p t. therm os with cup, $179 ea. Paddle B a ll Paddles, $2.88 Paddle B alls 39* & 49/ 351-0050 Back Packs $1*88 up M ilitary Blankets, $3.88 up P 6493 l i n FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY STATE FARI C ig a re tte s, 27 * tax Included NOME ’OFFICE: OFFI BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS Has Good Service 26. Guido's OHO H H SS HOB ACROSS n o s n s a a rasa second note * T H R U O U T M IC H IG A N 1. Rodent 27. Furnish a crew a n n a B u so o n a 4. Cunning 28. Near □ra a a s a s m 7. Sword handle 30. Brisk □nas ao na ' T H R U O U T THE U .S. 11. Assam 32. Equip 34. Container □ a a n a s h h h e je Y O U C A N F IN D A L M O S T A N Y T H IN G IN O N E silkworm 35. Lively dance a a a a a a n o n a s 12. Cape jasmine n a ara s an a 14. Cover 36. Preposition 16. Large 37. Emerged □ s h a a s ÜE O F O U R L U X U R Y A P A R T M E N T S T e s t d r iv e th is a m a z i n g arteries 3 9 .Happen a a s a a a a c ia n a 17. Independent 40. Designated ana n aaa nnn Ireland area a na an sa ana THE BEST IN STUDENT LIVING a u to m o b ile . A ls o see u s 18. Dunce 42. Lizard genus 19. Abstract being 43. Melodrama Delta Arme 20. Disippear 44. Rider Get there 6. Litter Unlverelty Terrace f o r g o o d u s e d c a rs . 22. Corner Haggard novel Lady's 7. Feminine 23. Myself 45. Gender headdress pronoun Evergreen Arme • Haslett Arms 24. Exploit DOWN Period 8. Resident physician H e r e a r e th e la te s t 25. Ashen 1. Buy back Sun god 9. Climbing vine Lowebrooke Arme Cedarbrooke Arms T 3“ À6 4 V T " 1“ 10. Cup. Fr. tr a d e -in s o n th e % 13. Dowry II 12 ¥ il 15. Poverty Beechwood Campus H ill I 18. Enzyme T o y o ta C o ro n a H 18 lé 21. Honshu bag 17 % 18 19 22. Acid found in Village Green (g ra d otudanta only) -Many sm aller unite 1967 Porsche 912 % % tea is- ii 22 25. Combat 1967 Karman Ghia Conv. % 26. Sprain remedy 1966 Volkswagene (3) 2» 28 27. Stein % % v à i r ii II 30. Indian trophy 31. By word of w M mouth W H E E L S o f L a n s in g * ¿4 32. End STA TE M AN AGEM EN T CO U P 2200 S. Cedar w 40 3S % « 4i 33. Anvil in the ear 35. Fast plane 41 38. Uttor 332-8687 Only mlnutai from Boat Lansing & Okemos JT 44 39. Individual Go Watt on M t. Hopa, than 2 blocks South on Ccdtr % m 41. Exclamation 73 T u esd ay , M arch 5 , 1968 T I M ichigan S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ichigan For Rent For Rant For Rent F °r Peanuts Personal (» Apartm ents C EDAR GR EEN S - Sublease two man apartm ent fo r spring and/or ONE G IR L needed spring term. $67.50 month. 35MN09. 519 Beech. M/8 A.R. IN -car, tape deck and F M converter. SH­ eight track stereo kJL 21st. Much love. The M/4 S t r ik e r s , m e d i a t o r s OW. 3-3/5 summer term . Overlooking pool. ONE G IR L needed fo r spring. 351- SCH M ECKLE II. 19 Dwnb-pUls for Call 351-4102 M /7 TH R E E OR lo u r g irls wanted for M ARTIN G U ITAR Model D-21 Per­ 0602. o 3-3/6 • birthday. T.G. Friday far the 4 spring term . Call 337-7IM. M/7 fect condition. $250 351-0706 M /S Schmeck. • 1-3/5 D E LTA APARTMENTS. One g irl needed fo r spring. Students only. 351-0379. M /S N E E D E D ONE g irl fo r Beechwood Apartments. Spring and/or sum­ m er. 850.332-6287. $-5/7 TWO LARG E bedroom house com­ pletely furnished and carpeted. IF YOU A R E looking fof higher profits or a better way to sell no D E A R S KINN ER : Don’t leave us A in le s * in the cold. P i Kappa PM. m e e t in W a s h i n g t o n $180 a month. C all Jim D uffy, 482- longer needed items, try a Want 1-3/8 ‘ FOUR ROOMS and bath furnished. N E E D E D FOUR M E N or women 0944 10-8/7 Ad today. WASHINGTON (A P ) - ing copper from the docks to and the walkout continued until U niversity Terrace. Spring and/ H I L IT T L E Cactus, T.Q. Signed: a b etter co n tract w as accepted For couple only. 3110. u tilitie s Copper strik e negotiators cam e trucks fo r copper plants not paid. 337-0512 M /0 or summer. 351-8492. 3-3/5 FURN ISH ED F IV E rooms accommo­ T.O.A.T.G. 1-3/5 GIBSON E B -0 solid body bass gui­ to the cap ital Monday a t P re s i­ involved in the shrike. by the strik ers. date four students. C ali E D 2- tar. Cherry finish dM case. 485- U N IV ER S ITY V IL L A needs three 0590 after 6 p.m. M /S N .D .: T H E shooting star is s till dent Johnson’s bidding fo r day- In past disputes Johnson has In addition to the company- COUPLES. ONE bedroom furnished 4771. 7-3/8 men fo r spring and summer. Call falling , a little faster now, but never closeted labor and m anagem ent wide bargaining issu e, wages, apartments. 3130. to IMS. U tili­ and-night bargaining to try to after 5 p.m. 351-0320 M /7 w ill i t bum out. T.M. 1-3/5 negotiators in the E xecu tiv e ties includ—t - . ^ i * T F D A part­ Room s FE N D E R TELECASTER. W hite de­ osettle the 7 1 /2 -month-old labor pensions and other fringe bene­ ments Ok R f c W J & W 3 . E D 7- luxe model w ith blond neck. Hard O ffice Building next door to the fits a re involved in the copper t 0096. 6-3/0 ONE-TWO g irls fo r spring. Cedar shell, plush lined case. 485-4771. 7-3/8 V E R IT A B L E G E N IU S -w e 'll miss dispute. V illage Ideal location. Dish- MENS DOUBLE. Clean, quiet, park­ you. Big Nasty, Hippie and Silly. R ep resen tatives of 26 striking White House. strike. wahser 351-8561. M /5 ing, lounge. P rivate entrance. Rea­ 1-3/5 The unions a re demanding a TH R E E BEDROOMS. Furnished in­ .25. K A R A T pare diamond engage­ unions, four giant copper firm s sonable. 332-4709. M /5 cluding u tilitie s . P lenty o f patk- OKEMOS AREA. Two bedroom apart­ ment rin g - Orange Blossom - and the se cre ta rie s of defense, Such concentrated e ffo rts to three-year in crease of about ing. 487-6069.485-8290 4-3/8 has never been worn. Save your­ M A D RUSSIAN: Can the K renlin be m ent available im m ediately. A ll STOP! CHECK the newly decorated, labor and com m erce w ere to settle a labor dispute worked $1 per hour in w ages and fringe self some money on a $225. value. fa r away? Congratulations. Disraeli. new appliances, carpeted through- , w all-to-w all carpeted, private lav- 1-3/5 p articip ate in the negotiations. successfully in B ig S teel and benefits, sim ilar to packages FOURTH M AN spring* term Also, oratory rooms at Spartan HalL CsU Jeff, 337-7891. M /6 out, including kitchen. $165 per railroad negotiations in the agreed to in settling the strik e apartm ent lease o r sublease sum­ month. C all John Runquist, 332- Singles, kitchens, doubles: $ 8 to “ I shall requ est the p arties to m er term . Chalet Apartments. 337- SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles. Sun­ THANKS FLU'S AND Phi Psi's. A past few y ears. But a White a t sev eral sm aller copper firm s. 8412 or 332-3534 M /8 $13 per week. C all 37M03I or 337- X I D Pledges. 1-8/5 resum e collectiv e bargaining 0764. 4-3/8 2225 fo r an appointment. 4-3/$ glasses pres c ription ground. OP­ House-negotiated settlem en t W ages now run roughly from TIC A L DISCOUNT 416 T u ssii« negotiations on a round-the- 517 NORTH Clemens. Two bedroom, CONGRATULATIONS ALP H A XI clock b a sis,” Johnson said in the 1966 a irlin es strike was $2.66 to $3.67 per hour for N E E D ONE or tw o men fo r E ver­ living room, dining room, bath and CRESENWOOD ROAD. Male. Double Building Phone IV 2-4867. C-3/8 green Arms. 1/2 block from cam­ Pledges. I t was a great pa rty and F rid ay in summoning a ll parties rejected by striking m achinists various jo bs. ___ garage. Furnished. $155 month. 351- - bed. new furniture. $10 per week. pus. Reduced. 351-9359. 4-3/8 STEREO DECCA B ristol n . E xcel­ a good ra id -S w ahili can be handy— 5323. C-3/8 Phone ED 2-3090 before noon or in the dispute to the White lent condition, six months old. Actives 1-3/5 after 9 p.m. weekdays. 1-3/5 House a t 4 p.m . Monday. C H ALET A PA R TM EN T - one g irl G arrard Changer. $85. or best of­ WANT TO have a ball this sum­ Enem y sieg e hits fo r spring and/or summer. 351- fer. 851-6056. M /8 DU PLEDGES. Leadership is a v ir­ The unions la st month re­ mer? We have the perfect spot! M A LE HOUSING: spring. block 4332 3-3/7 tue. Lead forth. A X ID Pledges. 1-3/5 je cte d a governm ent sponsored A ll the luxuries - dishwasher, Union. Cooking, parking. 314 E ver­ air-conditioned, patio, w ith room green. 332-3839 4-3/8 GUITAR AND a m p lifie r by Carvin. plan to divide negotiations into U N IV E R S ITY TER R ACE apartm ent Stereo speaker system. Cost over DELTS--FOUNDERS reunion soon. to spare. Even a genuine back yard three sep arate categories. ’ 22W needs one man fo r spring term . SINGLE ROOM: M A LE students. $500 new. Sacrifice. 332-4660. M /6 More to come. A X ID Pledges. 1-3/5 for sun-bathing. Curious? 351-0367. M / 8 The dispute, involving some 351-0686. FOURTH G IR L needed spring or sum mer term. Riverside East. 351- 4-3/8 N E E D ONE g irl - student teaching to B IR M IN G H A M area. Call after 5 p.m ., 1-313-MI-71841. M /6 Linens furnished, campus. 332-1682. laundered. Near APPROVED ROOM fo r men. Strifele M /7 WIG AND case. 100 per cent human hair. Worn once. H alf price. 485- 0208. M /8 P IN K PALACE. Mission: Impossi­ ble w e're not. A X ID Pledges. .......................................... 1-3/5 50,000 strik ers in 22 states, has been deadlocked over the S a ig o n , hospital E L L E N : CONGRATULATIONS on W1C union’s demand fo r company- 0607 6-3/8 or double. 837 West Grand River. 4-3/8 wide bargaining a t each of the SAIGON (A P ) - P lanes They declined to ch aracterize HOOVER U P R IG H T vacuum clean­ firs t Vice President. Love, your F IV E ROOM Apartm ent - furnished. STUDIO A PA R TM EN T fo r single Alpha X i Sisters. M/5 big four copper firm s-K en n e- and guns roared around the the assaults a s the beginning WE H AVE a few rooms le ft for er, deluxe model. A -l condition. $130. Garage, fireplace. 489-1276. 6-3/8 male. $75. Ten minutes to MSU. spring term Carpeted, paneled, $25.677-5322 C-S/7 cott, Anaconda, Phelps Dodge edges of Saigon early Tues­ of an expected Communist third- 480-1276. 6-3 8 DEBORAH: COULDN'T find a day a fte r Com m unist forces wave offensive. paved parking, washer-dryer, open and A m erican Sm elting and R e­ C H ALET ONE man fo r spring or cooking fa cilities. Supervised. Two FE N D E R SUPER re-verb. $275. card . . . Is this OK? Sorry i t mounted their heaviest co­ A rtillery thumped and pro­ spring/sum m er. Call 351-0859 4-3/8 N EAR BRODY -- Furnished firs t w asn't Monday. Love, P erra. M/5 fining. blocks from campus. $45 per month. Must sell this week or never. 353- ordinated a tta ck s in two. weeks peller-driven A1H Skyraiders floor tw o bedroom, living room, 425 Ann Street. Call Jerry, 351- 7581. 4-3/8 Johnson, in resorting to ex­ dive-bombed a section of Sai­ SUPERVISED APAR TM EN T. One man dining room, kitchen, parking. Three JACK B CONGRATULATIONS on traordinary White House b ar­ throughout the country. 0856. 4-3/8 spring term . Tw o blocks - Union. or four men. Lease, $188. plus GOLF CLUBS registered. E ight your February 29 engagement. Wife. Enem y shells pounded widely gon four m iles from the cen ter ele c tric ity . C all 332-2919: eve­ M/4 gaining which he has used in 351-0534. 4-3/8 GIRLS. TWO single rooms available irons, four woods. U.S. Royals. scattered allied m ilitary in­ of the city. nings. 332-2823. 6-3/8 Good condition. Bag and head cov­ several past m a jo r labor dis­ spring term . Close to campus. stallations and a V iet Cong Six V iet Cong snipers seized ONE G IR L spring and/or summer. M ary. 351-6446. 3-3/7 ers included. Make offer. 487- putes, said that without his in­ Cedar Greens Apartments. Pool. TWO M AN luxury, well-kept, Spring, 0555. M /7 Service tervention there w as "n o fore­ squad shot up a hospital run the hospital run by Dr. P a tricia 351-4120 4-3'8 spring summer: near campus. 337- SINGLE: NICE, priva te home, re­ by an A m erican woman doctor Smith of Seattle, W ash., out­ 2127 8-3 8 D IA PE R SERVICE - Diaparene An­ seeable prospect” of a settle­ fined gentlemen, ju n io r, senior. HE AD 360 s. 610 " M arker bind­ tiseptic Process approved by Doc­ for peasants in the cen tral side the cen tral highlands strong- ARBOR FOREST APARTMENTS. ings, Head poles. Used once. $225. m ent. No cooking. 825 West Grand R ive r.3-3/7 tors. Same Diapers returned a ll highlands. point of Kontum. They blew up Trowbridge Road. East Lansing. ONE MAN im m ediately. Northwind value-sale price. $110 . Call 351- times, Yours o r Ours. Baby Clothes Dwindling copper supplies have Faculty members. Deluxe one and two D am age w as slight and a laboratory and X -ray building luxury apartm ent Excellent study ROOMS AND APARTM ENTS. M en- 7612. 4-3/8 washed free. No deposit. A M E R I­ been further, curtailed by a bedroom apartm ents available. P ri­ atmosphere. 351-0586 5-3 '8 close. quiet, cooking, parking, super­ casualties w ere very light in and fired into a ward filled with CAN D IA P E R SERVICE. 914 East longshorem en's boycott against vate patio and swim m ing pool Chalet vised. Two blocks to Berkey. 487- TELECTRO four-track stereo tape attacks on six a ir bases, two mountain peasants called Mon- G ier Street-Phone 482-0864. C imported supplies and Johnson House fo r private parties. W ithin 5753 or 485-8836. 4-3/8 deck and pre-amps. Also: Kastin- ONE OR two men needed for four said a copper shortage could U.S. com mand posts and four tagnards. One of the patients walking distance of campus. No ger size 9 1/2 ski boots. 351- man duplex. 351-6876. 5-3 -5 ALTERATIONS. RE-STYLING and other allied installations. was killed and four were wound­ children or pets. Phone 337-0634 0495. 2-3/6 jeopardize defense production. SINGLE FOR man needing quiet dress making fo r ladies. Exper­ fo r appointment. C-3/7 The boycott eased a little O fficers noted there w ere ed. A G erm an nurse was kid­ H o u ses study conditions. Approved: no cook­ ienced. Reasonable. 355-5855 . 3-3/8 N E E D ONE person for Northwind ing: two blocks fro m Union, 428 S YLVAN IA P O R T * » ' " T V. w ith Monday a t P o rt Newark, N .J., no follow-up ground atta ck s to naped along with two Mon- Grove. $9.50 per week spring term. bu ilt-in clock § O L ir Needs tagnard m ale nurses. Apartments. $60. month Spring SPRING, SUMMER or fa ll terms some repair. $26. o /3-0293. 6-3/S Typing Sorvleo w here longshoremen began load- rocket and m ortar shellings. Also, garage: $7 month. 351-4266 351-4511. 4-3/8 Four students. Two bedrooms, large nr 351-9023. 4-3/8 fa m ily room, garage Convenient. ANN BROWN, typ ist and mulUIlth, H. H. SCOTT 40. w a tt F M stereo HOLT. NEW two-bedroom apartment Reasonable. 332-8903 3-3/5 offset printing. Dissertations, the­ receiver model HHS-20. $219.95 for rent. 1 1 /2 baths, stereo, dish­ washer. carpeted. Adults only. 8160. N E E D T H IR D roommate for house.- MEN. CENTR AL location one block from Union Building. Phone 351- 0416. M /6 Complete w ith case. Cash o r terms. M A IN ELECTRONICS. 5558 South ses, manuscripts, general typing. IB M , 17 years experience. 332- K IY TO JIW IfH N Iff 676-5090. 4-3/8 Close to campus. 351-7393 3-3/6 8384. • C Pennsylvania. 882-5035. C H u m a n ism , in d iv id u a lism JACKSON. M IC H IG AN A partm ent-to ROOM AND board. 8180. term . Els- FU R N ISH ED TWO bedroom house. R E G AL CLASSIC gu itar w ith case. CAROL W IN E LY . Sm ith Corona Elec­ share w ith g irl student teacher. w orth Co-op We break dorm con­ Sublease spring term $120 month 485-4771. 7-3/8 tric. Theses, term papers, gen­ 377.-9277. 4-3 8 tracts Phone 332-3574 3-3/6 3234 B irch Row D rive, after 5 p.m. eral typing. Spartan Village. 355- M /7 H I F I, FLOOR model VM. Fine shape, 2804 C-S/7 D E LU X E ONE bedroom. Furnished MEN. SINGLE, double. Cooking. Near Air-conditioned Gar port. Many Uriton. Spring term . 351-4062. M /8 good sound. $80.372-0293. 6-3/8 other fine features. fro rfi campus $155. 48^-5922. Four miles 4-3 3 ONE M AN fo r four-m an duplex, l w n i . $HV 35162104, 3-3 '5 MAN: CLEAN, quiet, near campus. Parking. No cooking. E D 2-6405. 3-3/6 A n im a ls .................... 'T E R M PAPERS trie, elite p rin t 332-8305. Theses, disserta­ tions, v manuscripts. Corona E le c -, C-3/7 replace set o f fix e d beliefs ONE-TWO g irls summer: R iv e rs ONE M A N needed over 21 to share AFGHAN puppies - six weeks old. THESES AND term papers typed. m eaningful and tru e ." The Edge. Only $57 month. 351-6286 3-3/7 Jakeshore house fo r lour 960 33ft- SINGLE ROOM. Male student. Spring AKC, shots, a ll colors. Holt, 664 B y MARION NOWAK The necessity of backing Reasonable rates. Carole. 337- 2870 a fte r 5 p.m. 4-3 '8 term 523 Charles Street. 3-3/6 0093. M /5 1893. M /7 State Newo S ta ff W riter everything up with fa cts, avoid­ atheist would say, “This is SUBLEASE TWO-man Trowbridge meaningful and fa ls e .” The apartm ent. Spring, summer. Car­ F IV E ROOMS furnished for stu­ PLEASANT S LE EP IN G room w ith PUPPIES. ENGLISH Cocker Spaniels. Je w s today m ust firs t be ing etern al truism s, m ust lead to TY P IN G DONE in m y home. 2 1/2 the form ation of rational be­ agnostic would answ er, “ This port. Reduced. 351-8649. 4-3/8 dents. A ll u tilitie s paid. Phone ED 2- kitchen and laundry privileges. P ark­ P arti-color. AKC. Excellent fam ­ blocks from campus. 332-M19. 4-3/8 individual and humanist and is m eaningful-and 1 sure 4641. 4-3 8 ing Young woman. 351-6059 after ily dogs. IV 2-7622. 4-3/6 m ust then re la te this humanism liefs. DOUBLE: TWO blocks fro m campus. 5 p.m. M /8 These rational b eliefs, he wish I knew.” The ignostic Furnished. Cooking. P rivate en­ DONNA BOHANNON • Professional to the fa cto r of their Jew ish ­ TWO BEDROOM unfurnished duplex. EAST LAN SIN G ’S firs t P et Shop. responds, “ What, specifically, trance. 351-0985. 4-3/8 M arried students w ith young ch il­ APPROVED ROOMS fo r girls, single NOAH'S ARK. 223 Ann Street. 3-3/7 typist. Theses. Term papers. IBM ness, said Rabbi Sherwin T. feels, m ust ignore the myth­ Selectric. 353-7922. M /8 ology of faith. are you talking about? What dren w e lc c e. Phone 882-0122 3-3 7 and double, some cooking. Inquire Wine in a speech a t B 'n a i. FU R N ISH ED A PA R TM EN T fo r two at 332-0063 . 3-3/8 “ I ’m fairly good a t creativ e am I supposed to do with it? ” M o bil* Homo* LIPPINCOTT'S IB M typing. Theses, B ’rith H illel Sunday. students. 124 Cedar Street. $160 per Such a value statem en t, then, month. 882-2318. from 7 to 9 p.m. TWO BE /ROOM, p a rtly furnished. term papers. M ary Martha, 489- “ B efo re I am Jew ish , I'm fiction, though, and if you’d Q U IE T R E S ID E N TIA L, parking, close. 6479: Fayann, 489-0388. M /8 like m e to, I ’ll m ake up a to Wine is essentially m eaning­ days. IV 7-3216. 4-3/8 One story w ith fu ll basement. Haga- 10' x 55’ M O B ILE Home. T o u r- human, and before I ’m human Men graduates. Tw o single rooms less, having no inform ational dorn near M t. Hope. Two car ga­ adjoining bath. $15. weekly or 855. bedroom. 23’ x 10' living room ex- PROFESSIONAL TYPIST fo r theses I ’m Sherw in," said R abbi Wine. religion for you in 30 seconds. rage. fireplace, ideal for working ten tlon $2,100. C all IV 4-6169 How m any gods do you want? value and no e ffe c t on how G IR L TO share furnished apart­ couple. $180 plus u tilities. One-two monthly. 351-0532. 5-3/6 a fte r 5p.m . 2-3/6 and term papers. IB M E lectric. “Je w s today do not possess How many heavens?” specific problem s should be ment. -Private entrance, bath, park­ year lease. 351-9023 10-3'7 ....................................................................................................... r. . . B.S. Degree. G R AD E R U TH ER ­ a set of b eliefs that a re uniquely ing. ED 2-5977 8-3/8 For Sale FORD. 337-0138. 4-2/8 M eaningfulness, the third tandled. M O B ILE HOME: 8 ' x 29 New car­ Je w is h ," Wine pointed out. Con­ IM M E D IA T E OCCUPANCY fo r two. TWO BEDROOM furnished house NIRGARA CHAIR and ham unit. peting. Sacrifice. 8950. 393-3887 ELEC TR IC - REPORTS, theses, sequently, he fe e ls that the m ain principle, is especially applied The fourth point of the uni­ P refer graduate students Deposit. after 5 p.m . M /7 by Wine to various conceptions Furnished Trow bridge Apartments. $350. IV 9-7701. 3-3/6 etc. Accurate, low prices, prom pt distinction of a Je w is that versity religion, hum anism , is 3160. 351-0465.332-0480 5-3/8 5135. per month. Call 882-0102. 3-3 6 of God. service. 332-4516. 4-3/8 he “ is a m em ber of an ex­ Lost & Found R e je ctin g such non-explaining a sigh of the shift' in the loca­ LEASING : WOMEN students, spring, SEWING M AC H IN E clearance sale. tended fa m ily .” sharing "c o m ­ tion of power, according to Wine. HOLT - F O U P P ' ^ - r Y ,v two bed- Brand new portables. $49.50. $5.00 TY P IN G DONE in m y home. Re­ explanations of God a s the summer, fa ll. Excellent location. LOST: M E D IE V A L A rt I Spiral note­ mon blood, experience and his­ room, ta rd 8135. tired secretary, 25 years exper­ In the Middle Ages, he said, includes v * except electric Kitchen, parking, laundry. 332- per month. Large selection o f re­ book. Carol 351-8142. 1-3/4 term s N ecessary E x isten ce and conditioned used machines, Singers, ience. Te rm papers, theses, statis­ to ry ." destiny was not in our hands. Phone 894-0527 M /8 1918. 5-3/8 tical reports, stencils, letters, etc. Wine cited what he called U ltim ate R eality, Wine term ed Whites. Necchis. New Home and LOST: MAROON varsity jacket. White Man w as considered w eak, “ he HASLETT APARTMENTS Needed: C O M P LE TE LY FURNISHED house "manv others." $19.95 to $39.96. sleeves, w hite lining. 353-2644. 135 Phone 882-8507. 4-3/8 “ the university religion,” which m uch of theology " a word is dust and ashes, e t c e te r a ." for four male students. $55. each, Terms. EDWARDS DISTR IBU TIN G in essence is a se t of four points, gam e . . . a verbal w asteland ." one male fo r spring term . 351- , N orth Wonders. 2-3/6 TY P IN G TE R M papers. Any length. “ We have so m uch power in u tilitie s paid. 337-0512. 5-3 8 COMPANY. 1115 N orth Washington. not exclusively Jew ish , which He defined his personal form 8761. 3-3'6 489-6448 C-J/7 Pick-up and delivery available. the tw entieth century th at we 332-0447. M /8 he proposed that young Je w s of religion as “ (g n o sticism ." B IR TH D A Y CAKES. 7 " - $3.60. 8 " - Personal Explaining this, he gave the have the power to blow our­ today use. selves off' the fa c e of the $4.12. 9" - $4.90 delivered. Also, PAU LA AN N H A UG HE Y : Ten pro­ The firs t of these points, exam ple of various reactions STUDENT SPECIAL save money e a rth ," Wine said. “ The un­ which according to Wine rep re­ to the statem ent “ T here is a conscious fo rces that d eter­ sheet cakes. KWAST BAKER IES. fessional thesis typists. IB M Selec- 10 per cent discount fo r your dry IV 4-1317 C-J/7 trics. M u ltilith offset printing. 337- cleaning, s h irt needs. Wash only 1527. C sent the “ total, com plete revo­ God.” m ine our future lie in our hands AQUARIUMS 5 and 10 gallon, stain­ 20c load. WENDROW’S COIN LA U N ­ lution in Jew ish thought” in The theist, he said, would DRY CLEANERS. 3006 Vine. One reply, “ This statem en t is and our pow er." less steel, pump, accessories, 351- M E R R ILY N VAUGHN types w ith recen t years, is the principle block west of Sears - Frandor 8307. M /7 great speed and accuracy. Call 7a.m .-U p.m . C-3/7 of free inquiry. Y O U 'L L BE a believer when you KODACOLOR F IL M , size 620. 126 339-8751. 10-3/8 Now, “ there is no such c a te ­ r ite WHAT'S. gory as the sacred : no idea, ÍÍB E H ffi try a low cost W ant Ad to buy or or 127, only 98c w ith this ad. MAR sell, rent or hire, whatever needs BAR B I M E L. professional typist. - E K R E X A L L DRUGS. Prescription value, b elief that cannot be re­ to be done. Use a Want Ad now! No jo b too large o r too small. center at,F ra ndor. New lower every­ Block a lt campus. 3324255. o je c te d ,” he said. day discount prices. C-3/7 The second principle is that DIAM OND BAR G AIN : Wedding and SHARON V U E T , Experienced typ­ engagement ring sets. Save 50 per FORTY TOP Soul and rock bands. of "e m p iricism and the scien­ ist. E le c tric typew riter. Call 484- cent or more. Large selection of G ary Lazar, 351-8907 or MID- 4218. 19-3/8 tific method. plain and fancy diamonds. 825-5150 M IC H IG A N T A LE N T AGENCY, 351- “ In the modern A m erican W ILCOX SECOND-HAND STORE. 5665. C-3/7 p ragm atic culture, the truth of ANY K IN D OF typing in m y borne CEDAR GREENS 509 East Michigan. Phone 485-4391 C ACHTUNG! T E L E F U N K E N has ar­ F R E E : A T h rillin g hour of beauty. For appointment call 484-4519 489-2514. STUDENT DISCOUNT - SHEILA ( a statem en t is never a function of who said it, it is a function Case L ibrary will hold a book drive to get used books to send to Southern Negro colleges. F o r further inform a­ rived - im ported d ire ct from Ger­ M ER LE NORMAN COSMETICS C A M P BE LL. Experienced typist. of the fa c ts that you can bring A P A R T M E N T S many. F o r great buys on high STUDIO. 1600 East Michigan. C-3/7 to bear to back it up.” tion, call 355-7192. E lectric. 'Term papers, theses. * * • q u ality stereo systems, tape re­ 337-2134: c 1 corders, and short-wave radios 1135 MICHIGAN AVENUE see NEJAC O F EAST LANSING, YOUR D R EA M OF extra cash can Transportation The V arsity Club w ill m e e t a t 7 :3 0 p.m . Wednesday come tru e when you put a low- in the V arsity Club Room , Spartan Stadium. Soccer 543 E ast Grand R iver. c cost W ant Ad to work fo r you. M A R ILYN CARR: Legal secretary, N E E D RID ER S. Round trip to Flor­ T ry one and see! typing at home. Electric typewrit­ ida, spring break. Call 482-6316 Coach Kenney will speak. Between Brody and F ra n d o r overlooking the BIC Y C LE SALES, rentals and serv­ er. After 5:30 p.m. and weekends, if no answer, call E D 7-9318. 11-3/8 Red C ed a r G o lf C o urse . ices. Also used. EA ST LANSING 393-26(4. Pick-up and delivery. C CYCLE, 1215 East Grand River. WANT TO see Bobby Kennedy The Young D em ocrats will m eet a t 8:30 tonight in President? Call 351-9066 M /7 GOT A MOUND of unnecessary items Call 332-8303. C 35 Union. T here will be an open forum fo r student • AM PLE CLO SET SPACE Transportation around your bouse? Sell them now opinion on the Johnson adm inistration s handling of the • ONE BEDROOMr with a low coot Want Ad! 2 MAN UNITS N E E D R ID E R to share four man w ar and dom estic issues. room. Ft. Lauderdale. 355-6263. M /5 * 0 * Wonttd T ick ets for the Block and Bridle Horse Show are •ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED * BALCONIES N EED TH REE adventurer-type on sale in the Livestock Pavilion for f l , $1.50, and $2. F o r rider/drivers for round trip Lan- W ANTED: FR A T ER N IT Y to sell sing-Mexico City-Acapulco spring party Cavors. Good opportunity to further inform ation, ca ll 355-8400. A P A R T M E N T S break. $«5. Call Steve. 351-00(1. * • • • HEATED SW1MMBG POOL * AIR CONDITIONING earn monies for your bouse. Write NOW l-S/( Ellenaoott Associate*. Seneca, The Navy O fficer P rocu rem en t Team will be in BO G U E S T . A T TH E R ED C E D A R R IV E R Pennsylvania. 16141 4-3/9 R ID E R S W ANTED - Florida. $35. Dem onstration Hall M arch 4-8. • SUN PATIO * CHOICE LOCATION 000 9 OR 12 MONTH LEASE Round trip, leaving Saturday March PO ETRY W ANTED far anthology. 16. 351-8915 M /7 The Christian Scien ce O rganisation will m eet at ID ELW ILD PUBLISH ERS. M l Fred- N O W L E A S IN G W ILL SIGN LEASES FOR erick. San Franaiaco, California. C-J/7 7:15 tonight in the Alumni Chapel. M A R Y JO desires three to four • 000 FALL '68 riders to Aare expenses in mini­ For further information call 351-8631 bus to Florida, Daytona and Miami BLOOD DONORS aaaded. $7.59 for •n positive A negaUve. B nega­ W.C. Blanton, ASMSU senior m em ber-at-large Beach, round trip. 361-0391. M /7 will hold o ffice hours from 2:30-4 p.m . today la » M r. & M rs . George Patterson Apt. B-10 • LOCATION: ON CAMPUS tive, and AB negative, $19.09 O negative, $0.09. M ICH IG AN COM­ Brody Hall. ^ M U NITY BLOOD CENTER. 107 R ID E R S TO Bahamas spring break. 1/2 East Grand River. Enel Lan­ "M ODEL APT. NOW O PEN" Private plane. $150. Call 355-0230 The F o restry Chib will m eet a t 7:30 tonight in the A LC O M A N A G E M E N T CO. sing, above the new Campus Book or 353-0213. C-3/S Store. Hours: 9-3:90 Monday, Tues­ A ctivities Room , N atural R esources Bldg. E le ctio n of day. and Friday: Wednesday and o fficers w ill b e held. Club m em bers m ust attend. 3900 C A P IT O L C I T Y B L V D . TUTOR FO R Management 30$. Call ; ••i • 332.5051 332-2574. 2-3/5 Ihnradny, U-8:39.237-7163 C L A N S IN G _________ 12 M ichigan S ta te N ew s, E a s t L an sin g, M ich igan Tuesday, March 5, 1968 G a l l u p p o ll s h o w s N i x o n o v e r R o c k y S o ld ie r s r e c a l l a m b u s h we fell and I played dead. But I Nixon 48-44 in a random sa m ­ tu s ," Gallup said, “ m ay have g reatest strength, he w as the Among R epublicans, Nixon form er Gov. Harold Stassen of could see the wounded shot in the lehem. P a .., a wounded rifle ­ PRIN C ETO N , N .J. (A PI pling of a ll voters. an im portant bearing on his choice of 24 per cen t of those leads the eight-m an list with Minnesota. 1. head. I w asn't scared a t that man. He had been in the lead -F o r m e r V ice Presid ent standing with Republican vot­ asked about _ a list of 49 per cent. He is followed by tim e. I fe lt this was it. I would platoon. Richard M. Nixon has a wide Gallup also said that a t the e rs in future m easu rem en ts." eight m en considered e x t e n d ­ R ockefeller, 22: California Among independents asked be next. “ As soon as we hit the ground lead over New Y ork Gov. Nel­ tim e the pool was taken, R ock­ The poll says that Rom - ers for the nomination. Gov. Ronald Reagan. 11: R om ­ to choose from among the "W e didn't suspect anything. we had no protection. I hit the son A. R o ck efeller a s the choice efe ller had said he was not a ney’s decision to bow out cam e In the la test poll, Romney ney, 7: Sen. Charles E . P ercv eight candidates. Nixon holds ground, then I got hit. Charlie Anyone with any leadership for the GOP presidential nomi­ candidate. He lias now said at a tim e when his popularity was supported by only 7 per of Illinois. 4: New York Mayor a 33-30 edge over R ockefeller should have known b etter not to was all over the place. nation. the Gallup P oll report­ he will accep t a draft. was a t an all-tim e low. cent of those polled on the John V. Lindsay, 3: Sen. Mark with Rom ney and R eagan tra il­ “ I then got hit with an AK47 walk down the road like that. ed Monday. “ This change in his sta ­ In August, the tim e of his sam e list. Hatfield of Oregon. 2: and ing far behind. They taught us that in training. autom atic rifle round through In a head-to-head survey my helm et. I got hit again in "T h e re was a hell of a m is­ completed two days before my left leg and bullet fragm ents take m a d e ," Gen. M earns said. Michigan Gov. G eorge Rom ney in my stom ach. It's phenomenal withdrew from the ra c e last Wednesday, Nixon was the choice of 67 per cent of all King seeks to a v o id W ashington riots that I didn't get killed. "A s soon as I got hit I rolled Why did Charlie Company walk into an ambush with its eyes closed? cam paign in Washing- recent report on civil dis­ the nation's capital. He said tion. m eeting with civil rights over. A guy next to m e got hit in "1 think they had a false sense ATLANTA. Ga. (A P )-D r. ple's Republicans and R ock efeller orders. the m arch will begin April 22. leaders "w ho are prone to vio­ the head and died instantly. The of secu rity ." M earns replied. Martin Luther King J r . said ton. of 30 per cent. King, who hopes to prevail the day Congress reconvenes len ce " in an effo rt a t least m edic told me to keep cool. He M earns credited artillery sup­ Thé New York governor, Monday he will m eet soon with after its E a s te r recess. "to neutralize th e m ." "B u t I have no fea r about on Congress to pass legisla- looked up to see if there were any port. which began to fall a fte r when m atched head-to-head civil rights leaders who a re The civil rights leader said King said he had alread y m et m ore Charlies around. Then he riots a t a ll.” King declared a t tion providing jo b s and income the first seven m inutes of the against Nixon had a slight lead "prone to v iolen ce" in an e f­ he will leave soon to visit with Stokely C arm ich ael and a news conference, in which for the nation's poor, has got shot and died right there. battle, with saving the Am eri­ -47-45-in the pool among fort to m ake certain there are various citie s a cro ss the na­ Rap Brown. he expanded on plans for the called on thousands to m arch on “They overran the area where cans independent voters. He trailed no riots during his poor peo- Why Pay More! Why Pay More! 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