Monday MICHIGAN Cooler STATE MEWS There are ... . only two superpowers in STATE and . . . with variable cloudiness 10 per cent chance of rain „ MnitkVV.iy. Wternoon. High today wiii ^UNIVERSITY * v w " >»adlsttei - • ">.' ■* ■ •• ? - be W degrses trHk freeiifcg Mc« -Warren I. Cohen ly tonight. Sunny and warmer tomorrow. East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 60 Number 181 OFF-CAMPUS LIVING DENIED Committee rejects OCC proposal By LINDA GORTMAKER Mandelstamm is finalizing the report on He said dormitory costs were esti¬ State News Staff Writer for release early this week and said mated at about $17 million, with around Off-Campus Council's 'OCC) pro¬ Sunday he is just making "changes in $4.82 million in bond retirement and posal permitting sophomores to live language with little change in sub¬ $12 million for operating expenses. stance." At the residence hall rate of $900 off-campus with parental permission for financial reasons was rejected bv The faculty committee will go over a year, 18.000 residents would have to the Faculty Committee on Student Af¬ these minor changes again Friday, ac¬ live in dormitories, with 18.136 places available. fairs at a meeting late Friday after¬ cording to T. Clinton Cobb, chairman. noon. Mandelstamm said Sunday that adop¬ Mandelstamm said that this spring The committee approved an exten¬ tion of the proposal would jeopardize there were more than 1,600 spaces sive report by the OCC subcommittee University financial obligations for many available for students and thus there headed by Allan B Mandelstamm. pro¬ reasons He said that meetings with was little money to spare from resi¬ fessor of economics. The report rec¬ University "financial experts" re¬ dence hall revenues. ommended rejecting OCC's proposal vealed that with the present costs MSU "An alternative would be to raise on financial grounds, but gave sugges¬ must maintain, if it couldn't meet its fees, but then more people than ever Feast and songfest tions for some study of present Univei- costs sophomores were permitted would leave," he said. to move off campus sity housing by special committees. The report recommends that on an Fraternity and sorority members flocked to E. Lansing City Park for the annual Greek Feast Saturday. experimental basis it be tried to dis¬ As they feasted, they were entertained by the New Christy Minstrels, In background. cover if it would be more fruitful to State News Photo by Bob Ivins reduce the staff in some residence Viets, U.S. deadlocked; halls, curtail programs, and make the halls more like apartments this "Much area, further study is needed on however." Mandelstamm Strike paralyzes France; talks in second week Besides rejection of the proposal on student ferment dwindles financial grounds, the report recom¬ mends establishing an ad hoc com¬ PARIS (AP (--Another round of say, how can there be reciprocity on such a question? mittee headed by John D. Wilson, the sparring between the Americans and North Vietnamese begins this week in Paris, On the other hand, the Americans assistant provost and direction for and the key question is: Whose patience ready to match patience with undergraduate education. ings for discussion of just about appear This committee would be primarily PARIS (AP (AP)--Strikebound (--Strikebound France ap¬ ap- Former Premier Pierre Mendes-Fra nee. ings for discussion of jiua about every e t will crack first? patience, even though patience is a com¬ concerned with the educational aspects peared headed for total paralysis Sunday, Sunday. a leading personality of the opposition. opposition, inable subject. inable subject. ™ The North Vietnamese appear to be dug modity of which Orientals traditionally but the revolutionary fervor of university called for an end to the ten-year De Gaulle The French capital ori Sunday in for a long siege. as if convinced that have a large supply of the "living-learning" concept, which students, which sparked the wave of social regime. wardly calm with the usual crowd of sight¬ in a contest of patience they have the The Americans seem to want to avoid the report says has something to be de¬ seers strolling along the Champs Elysees unrest, seemed to be easing Mendes-France did not mention De sired. Americans at a disadvantage. giving the impression that they match President Charles de Gaulle, who cut or the boulevards. "The report is very critical of the Gaulle by name but referred through a The two sides at this preliminary invective with invective. Though the words short a visit to Romania Saturday, met dur¬ It was a city, though, without trains, Vietnam peace conference have met used by the chief U.S. negotiator, 76- whole living-learning concept and this prepared statement to "the power." "the planes, postal or telegraph services, sub¬ committee would investigate the edu¬ ing the day with his top ministers in charge state" and "the regime." He referred to three times-Monday, Wednesday and year-old W. Averell Harriman, are often of national security to prepare strategy for ways, buses, garbage collectors or street cational aspects," he said. "the power" which for 10 years has con¬ Saturday--on substantive matters. They tough, he delivers them in a calm, maintaining public order amidst student cleaners. have talked for a total of about 10 measured way which makes even harsh A permanent committee is also sug¬ stantly refused "a discussion with the rep¬ Employes in banking and insurarw <■ w< re and industry strikes. hours. gested that would include members of resentatives of the workers, students or They have accomplished prac¬ accusations sould relatively polite. Information Minister Georges Gorse said ordered by their unions to strike Morrtav. tically nothing at all. Up to now there has been nothing residence hall staff that would make peasants as well as with the elected rep¬ Strike votes have been called lor M day the president wound up the meetings by residents' desires made known to dormi¬ resentatives of the people " North Vietnam's attitude indicates a which could rightly be called negotia¬ in a host of factories. saying: "Reforme oui; chie-en-lit, non." Mendes-France has been mentioned as a confidence in inexhaustible patience. Its tion. Indeed, what has taken place could tory managements. Chie-en-lit may be translated as bed-fouling, More than 100 factories and pern.ips two delegation's stand, which it presents as bed¬ hardly even be called dialogue "We got reports there might be sub- possible successor to Premier Georges million workers were tied up in the strike masquerade or carnival. Pompidou, who faces a censure vote in rock, is that before there can be any (please turn to the back page) wave, which began last Monday. The num¬ the National Assembly Wednesday, but the progress at all the United States must stop ber is almost certain to increase sharply statement seemed to mean an open break all bombing and other acts of war against this week. with De Gaulle. Mendes-France was pre¬ North Vietnam. Cattack mier for seven months in 1954. during It appears to be South Vietnam, as if happens there. members have said. eyeing From what delegation Hanoi events in waiting to see what appears to Viet Saigon which Indochina was lost to France. The country's three big union tions showed federa¬ signs of trying to avoid an Kerner resigns think that eventually the government of open break with De Gaulle rocket assault So far the demands of the federations on South Vietnam will collapse and that the Americans then will have to make cessions. As the North Vietnamese present con¬ the in mass behalf of the workers have been relatively modest: higher wages with no exact per¬ centage specified and a slight lowering of from Illinois (APi-The Viet Cong salute to the North Vietnamese presi¬ the retirement age. question, it sounds simple: The Ameri¬ SAIGON lion camera to photograph North Viet¬ cans are bombing North Vietnam. Vietnam is not bombing the United States. All the Americans have to do. if North they want rocket attack on a Sunday to mark Ho Chi Minh's 78th sleeping birthday killed 11 South Vietnamese Saigon dent, filled the the leader, and lasted sky world's over oldest Communist 45 minutes. Saigon with great It namese was U.S. installations. headquarters said the Vigilante from the aircraft carrier Kitty The students were pulled by two con¬ flicting forces, a desire to take the year- end examinations and a will for drastic governorship clouds of smoke and flames reform of the "bourgeois social system." SPRINGFIELD. III. (AP» - Gov Otto and wounded 51, all but 7 of them Then Hawk and was downed by "unknown negotiations to start, is to end the Kerner resigned from office Sunday in a bombing. civilians. U.S. officials reported. shortly after 8 a.m. three more rounds causes" Saturday northwest of the A boycott of the examinations has been handwritten letter addressed to the people burst in downtown areas North Vietnamese coastal city of Vinh. the central issue pressed by the most rad¬ The Americans want some reciprocal Twenty rounds of 100-pound mis¬ of Illinois. Shells hit near the U.S. Embassy ical of the student groups as a symbol of gesture from Hanoi toward scaling down siles set 150 homes afire in the city. which came under heavy attack. Vinh In turning over the chief executive post The officials said the victims in¬ and Independence Palace, the seat of is 145 miles north of the demilitarized their zeal for reform. the war. But. the North Vietnamese to Lt. Gov. Samuel H Shapiro. Kerner cluded women and children. The non- South Vietnam's government, but neither zone and 25 miles below the 19th paral¬ In Marseille, the dean of the medical said his successor is a "dedicated, honest civilian victims were three policemen building was damaged. An entire block lel off-limits line set by President college announced students have agreed of homes and shops in the city went to evacuate the building and start exams public servant of long experience. " killed and four wounded. Johnson in his bombing limitation order Both are Democrats. One U.S. soldier was slightly wounded. up in flames after rocket hits, however March 31. Monday This was the first breach in the The COGS back The attack began at 1 a.m. in a The attack had been expected. tary headquarters reported intelligence Mili¬ The two crewmen aboard the Vigil¬ ante were listed as missing. The loss ranks of students in more than two weeks of strife with university authorities and resignation became effective at midnight, when Shapiro automatically moves up to acting governor. information indicated the Viet Cong had was the 838th U.S. warplane announced the government. planned another general assault on But at the Sorbonne in Paris, students Shapiro's formal inauguration as the as downed in combat over North Viet¬ Stride, tutor Saigon and other centers in observance of Ho's birthday. tacks did not come But widespread at¬ nam since February 1965. bombing raids began in remained in firm control, and there sign of any was no flagging in their nonstop meet- state's 34th governor will take place Tues¬ day in the Illinois House chamber In his letter, Kerner said it was a An Air Force Super Saber jet was "great privilege and honor to serve future frosh South Vietnamese as military headquar¬ shot down Saturday night in South Viet¬ ters reported only two other significant nam while attacking enemy positions governor" for seven years and five months. Kerner will be sworn in Monday in shellings outside Saigon One was 22 miles west-northwest of Saigon. The Council of Graduate Students against a hamlet north of the capital Chicago as a judge on the U.S. circuit The pilot was killed. It was the 263rd court of appeals. and the other on a population center (COGS) passed a motion Thursday night U.S. warplane lost in combat in South Kerner. who was chairman of the Pres¬ in the Mekong Delta. in support of Stride, a graduate student Vietnam. ident's Commission on Civil Disorders, These attacks killed one government organized tutoring group whose purpose is North Vietnamese army troops, chose not to seek a third term. to assist students from disadvantaged soldier and wounded 20 civilians, offi¬ which Hanoi denies are in the South, cials said. Shapiro will be the Democratic candi¬ high schools. have been putting heavy pressure on date for governor in the November elec- The motion to be sent to the Stride com¬ At Cu Chi. troops of the U.S. 25th Da Nang. headquarters of U.S. Marine 1-5 p.m. mittee read: "The Council of Graduate Infantry Division reported giving Ho forces in South Vietnam. 355-4560 "an unexpected birthday present" Sat¬ Students formally endorses the project known as Stride and urges the University urday night. AWAIT PEACE TALKS to take steps necessary to increase repre¬ "We gave him some of his own medi¬ sentation at MSU of students from disad¬ cine," said a division spokesman. "The division artillery fired captured 120mm vantaged high schools, and will undertake to provide tutors for this program." rockets back into Viet Cong positions Nigerians take rebel port COGS also formed about seven miles north of Cu Chi." a co-ordinating com¬ mittee composed of Lawrence E. Mintz, Cu Chi is 15 miles northwest of Sai¬ representative from the English dept. and gon. Larry Muschek, representative from Bio¬ In other war developments, the U.S. LAGOS, Nigeria (APi federal territory in the civil war that division commander, claimed Friday to chemistry. to provide tutors for the proj¬ Command reported the loss of two more - With scheduled ect. American warplanes in combat, a step peace talks four days away. Nigerian began last July, but by Sunday were re¬ have isolated the city from the north. Muschek said COGS should serve in a up of action in the northern sector federal forces claimed Sunday they had ported hemmed into the interior of their South of Port Harcourt are thousands of taken Port Harcourt. last big city bastion own region. liaison and a Viet Cong attempt to sink a creeks and swamps inhabited by river capacity in relation to Stride, using The Nigerian army said its 3rd Marine its representation to enable better com¬ British tanker heading into Saigon. of secessionist Biafra. tribes hostile to the Ibos. who comprised Air action over North Vietnam since Rebel leaders, at Commando Division had overwhelmed munication between the project and grad¬ bay in the back coun¬ 80 per cent of the city's 360,000 prewar last-ditch defenses at Port Harcourt after uate students. Thursday has cost the United States try, vowed guerrilla war to the end. population. "We shall make it impossible for the a howitzer barrage Saturday, and moved Besides a tutoring program Mintz said seven warplanes. North Vietnam "There is no escape route except to forces shot down three vandals to into the nearly deserted city. The federals he felt students entering MSU from dis¬ claimed its enjoy the amenity of our jump in the water," Adekunle said. homes," said Lt. Col. D. said they held the city's airport and sea- advantaged high schools needed a sum¬ Saturday and another Sunday. Odumegwu Fighting for the city took place under orientation program because they In the two newly reported losses, a Ojukwu, chief of Biafran forces, in a dawn port-the second-largest in Nigeria- mer billowing black smoke clouds from fires were entering a totally different environ¬ American beauty pilot was killed and two other crewmen broadcast. "We shall torment and harass cutting off the secessionists' major sup¬ at oil wells and one oil pipeline, which the ment and often did not understand the were reported missing. Three crew¬ them every time, and chase them at every ply lines. Dorothy "Did!" Anstett of Kirk- There was no report of casualties on Nigerians claimed were set b<- retreat¬ men were killed, two are missing and landing." language. ing Biafrans. "What they need are basic math and land, Wash., splashed In the surf four others were wounded in the pre¬ The outlook was grim for the govern¬ either side in the capture when a federal Federal forces surrounded 10 .000 square writing courses and such courses as how to at Miami Beach after being vious downings. ment of the former eastern region, which spokesman had said two Biafran divi¬ crowned Miss USA Saturday night One of the two latest losses was a declared independence last May 20. com¬ sions and one 3,000-man brigade were miles of dense I v pep> I 1! > heartland use the card catalogue in the Library," outside the city, but wort : t reported he said. In the 17th annual Miss USA $6 million Navy RA5C Vigilante re¬ plaining of unfair treatment by the fed¬ holding out. to have moved in. (please turn to back page) pageant. UPI Telephoto connaissance jet that carries a $1 mil¬ eral regime. Biafran troops struck far into Col. Benjamin Adekunle, the federal Monday, May 20, 1968 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan wnTm Shooting triggers Salisbury riot a SALISBURY. Sa^i«>v«ir^^s' uhrter Md. (AP)- Salisbury's business district effect from 7 p.m. Sunday to valtfd off Aftnw- ^ m tylcnday in Ss"«t»urx and ^ night. They used dogs and tear ?as to auelJUthe disturbances along Main Street- part of U.S. 50~with jyyjiKlows shattered by The governor state of emergency in declared the the city £xteriueu NEWS summary "rocks ano Mitfes. _ fctndsjt after * night mjjht was fitted flwe itifles beyond the city limits, five miles the"afreets, '* " at ttr p.m. Later ne ■' n!pht curfew was Wted at Sa m at»a.m... limits and clear the Streets. it to surrounding Wicomico of violence was apparently and the city was described as Several hundred state troop- Agnew also alerted 200 Na- minor looting County, but an aide said this A capsule summary of the day's events from touched off by a white police- quiet ere in riot gear moved into the tional Guard groops in Salisbury, Dogs and tear gas were used to disperse an unruly crowd at was only precautionary. our wire services. man fatally shooting a Negro Gov. Spiro T Agnew announced city almost immediately after Crisfield and Pocomoke City burglary suspect Sunday that a curfew would be in the trouble broke out Saturday They spent the night in the the intersection of U.S. 50 and The governor's office said Lake Street, the main thorough- there were several instances of Salisbury armory, but were not put on duty. fare of the predominantly Negro looting. Randall said liquor outlets were asked to close Demilitarized zone State Police Maj. Paul J. Ran- dall groes, estimated that roaming the streets in 1,000 Ne- northwestern section of town, About one-third of Salisbury's 17.000 population is Negro when the trouble first began State's Attorney Alfred T Truitt Jr. said he has ordered a groups of 200 to 300, took One child was admitted to part in the disturbances. There Peninsula General Hospital in state police investigation of the "Reform yes; carnival increases as were six arrests, one for re- satisfactory condition. The other sisting arrest, the others for u persons injured were treated shooting. Truitt said Detective Jerry Mason and Cpl. John Guarino of no." French Charles (le Gaulle. I* r * i (lent KY LAM, Vietnam (AP)-- North-South border, is a key But Thuy has countered with curfew violations. and released, the city police were questioning While envoys negotiate in the issue in the talks in Paris a demand that the allies halt A dozen persons suffered minor Randall said almost all the the suspect at headquarters still of Paris rooms, action between U.S. Ambassador W. attacks across the DMZ and injuries Three fires broke injuries resulted from rocks violent struggle broke has sharpened along the de- Averell Harriman and Hanoi's withdraw forces from the en- out, but did no major damage. thrown through the windshields militarized zone, with five Xuan Thuy. As a jumping off tire area. At 7:30 p.m. trouble started of cars. divisions of allied and North point for broader peace talks, Vietnamese forces opposing Harriman wants the North Viet- International News each other man for man in an area half the size of Yellow- namese to agree to a restora- tion of the DMZ as a non- THREATS, WALKOUTS LIKELY • Fighting has intensified along the demilitarized zone stone National Park. military area as a means of in Vietnam, with five divisions of allied and North Viet¬ The DMZ, the six-mile wide halting infiltration of Hanoi namese forces opposing each other, man-for-man. in an buffer zone along the 40-mile |couponhHHHHHHHCOUPONH forces into the South $2.95 Aluminum Forecast By MITCH MILLER gloomyde-escalation, it appears likely area • half the size of Yellowstone National Park U.S. officials rocket attack on a ese reported that the Viet Cong staged a sleeping Saigon, killed II South Vietnam¬ and wounded 51 in an attack marking the 78th birth¬ Cigarettes Electric Water- State News Staff Writer News Analysis that the clamor of the cam¬ day of Ho Chi Minh. All but seven of the victims were While hopes are high in the paign will force further troop civilians: Heating Teapots United States for rapid and " reductions, lame duck unless President the now and his dominant position that it can willing to settle for almost 3/77c M.99 fruitful exchanges between Am- bassador W Averell Harriman dictate terms to the other, anything. successor able to resist it. are willing and • French President Charles de Gaulle's "Europe for Euro¬ peans" mission to Romania showed that Romanian rela¬ and North Vietnamese Minis- Hence, the talks will prob- The side that does will prob¬ tions with Moscow are far too delicate in the current Com¬ Limit One ter of State Xuan Thuy, the ably take the form of seem- ably be the United States. Since the United States seems munist bloc ferment to permit his hosts more than expres¬ Expires After 5-25-68 likelihood of these occurring inglv endless wrangling It is. after all, the United unable to prevent the North sions of confidence in his European statesmanship. Expires After 5-25-68 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only js slim. threats, and walkouts until States that is faced with at Vietnamese from sending Neither side is in such a one side gets tired and is home opposition to the war. The Americans and the North Vietnamese will begin (^^■COUPONI IcouponHHB It is the United States which troops and supplies into South • Vietnam, it is difficult to im¬ another round of peace talks in Paris and the key question 49f $1.25 conducts elections. It is the agine any international or seems to be: Whose patience will crack first? The two sides United States which has a >» spaper at Michigan S Asian force being able to do have talked so far for a total of about 10 hours with slim Flair Pens Clairol Lipstick tradition of isolationism far the same. results. deeper than its intervention- If the North Vietnamese do BY PAPER MATE ism, and it is the United withdraw willingly from the • Nigerian federal forces,claimed just four days before 99' International. Inlai States which is fighting the South, the indigenous Viet Cong scheduled peace talks that they had taken Fort Harcourt. 29< Limit One Collegian Association. I nH. war ten thousand miles from its heartland. may continue to fight on, re¬ the last big city bastion of secessionist Biafra. Rebel lead¬ Limit One on. Michigan ,s gardless of whether a settle¬ ers vowed guerilla war to the end. 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"Purdue didn't play like a last two of his five runs batted The stage is set Mel Behney allowed Illinois when Litwhiler brought in Knight Home runs by Hummel and in for the game. MSU's baseball team swept hits in the first game. last place team those first five two MSU came the closest to to pitch. Harry Kendrick were all Behney four games last weekend while Dan Bielski and Mickey Knight innings and their pitcher was needed in the first game to Minnesota was taking two from giving us trouble," MSU Coach having its 15-game (12 in the gave up five hits in the second record his ninth victory of the Iowa to send the Big Ten base¬ Danny Litwhiler said. Big Ten i winning streak snapped The junior righthander got game. Knight and Zana Easton Steve Garvey's bases loaded in the second game against Illi¬ the first batter he faced to year. He allowed the Illini ball race down to the wire and two hits, struck out 12 and pitched one hitters against Pur¬ double was the big hit in the nois. nois. ground back to him and held just just two hits, struck out 12 and set up a showdown battle be¬ due Saturday. the runner at third. Tom Hum- walked five. tween the two teams next Satur¬ fifth inning for MSU. A single Bielski had Bielski had aa 3-0 lead going 3-0 lead going the runner at third. Tom Hum- walked five. day at Minneapolis. In Saturday's second game the The Spartans continued their speed of outfielder Rich Miller pull winning ways easily in the first and a timely hit by Steve Rymal game and by a marrow margin in the second as they swept doubleheaders from 9-0 and 3-2 and Purdue 9-0 Illinois were the difference. With two outs in the inning Miller walked and stole fourth S' netters second. Rymal stroked a single and 1-0 on Friday and Satur¬ to center to score Miller with day respectively at Old College field. The victories enabled Spartans to tie for first place with Minnesota, who bumped the the only run of the game. Only four men reached base against Easton as he struck out four and walked two. A double behind U-M in Big 10 meet Iowa twice 9-6 and 5-1. MSU play from third to first to By GREGG LORIA ended ended up up 1-2 in the Big Ten, with __________ home in the first inning ended State News Sports Writer the Wolverines the Wolverines a m a s s i n g 227 will have doubleheaders with Iowa Friday before meeting the Boilermakers' only serious IOWA CITY,- Iowa-The MSU points, MSU had 1581/2 points. tennis team won two individual Chuck Brainard. MSU's No. 1 Minnesota Saturday. Minne¬ scoring threat. singles man, ran into Indiana's Down and out sota faces Michigan Friday. In the first game against Pur¬ singles titles and held on to sec¬ ond place in the Big Ten Cham¬ Dave Brown in the semi-finals, MSU's pitching staff carried due, MSU exploded for six runs and lost, as did Michigan's top- With the Spartans leading 3-0, Steve Rymal is out the load once again last week¬ in the fifth inning and three more pionship Meet held here this in the sixth. Knight struck out weekend. seeded Fishbach the day before. at the plate on a fielder's choice In the fourth Inning end as the Spartans tied the of the nightcap against Illinois. The Spartans went on school record for victories in a 14 batters, walked only one and The Spartans' captain. Rich John Good, last year's cham¬ to win, 3-2, to sweep the doubleheader Friday from season Friday and broke it pitched his way out of trouble Monan, playing in the No. 2 sin¬ pion at the No. 4 spot, fell to the 111 in i. State News Photo by Lance Lagoni Saturday. The Spartans are in the fourth and fifth innings gles, defeated Michigan's Brian Minnesota's Denny Chez in the Marcus, 6-4 and 6-2 in the cham¬ opening round, 7-9, 6-2 and 7-5. pionship round, to cop his first Big Ten singles title. MSU's Szilagyi teamed up with Good in the No. 2 doubles spot, to ad¬ Steve Schafer upset U-M's Ron vance to the semi-finals before Golfers finish 2nd in Big 10 Teeguarden, 6-2 and 6-4, for the No. 5 singles title. lpsing to Michigan's eventual champion duo of Dell and John "Both Rich and Steve played Hainline. spite a bad second round." Fos- finished with a strong, surpris¬ 300 total, good for seventh in great tennis this weekend. Rich By GARY WALKOWICZ was flawless against Marcus, and In the No. 6 singles slot, the State News Sports Writer sum said. ing performance Saturday to the individual statistics. M I think this was the first time Spartan's Gary Myers lost to the MSU was tied for second with place fourth, 22 strokes behind Larry Murphy finished 19th eventual champion, Michigan's he's beaten him in a long STEVE SCHAFER BLOOMINGTON. Ind -De¬ Michigan at 376 after the first Michigan. despite his 87 on the second Bruce De Boer, 6-1 and 6-1. RICH MONAN 18 holes and was just three Following the Boilermakers in round. His other scores were time," MSU Coach Stan Dro- spite a disastrous second round, bac said. strokes behind Indiana. order were Ohio State, Minne¬ 72-76-75. which probably cost the Spar¬ tans the Big Ten champion¬ The Spartans, however, fared sota, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin The other three Spartans all "Steve has played Teeguarden worse in the rain during the and Northwestern. scored behind Murphy. George before, and this was the first ship. Golf Coach Bruce Fos- Key injuries hold Spartans sum was more than pleased second round and soared to a Senior co-captain Steve Ben¬ Buth had 312, Lee Edmundson time he's beaten him. It was a with the second place finish 399. Indiana shot 383 and son led the Spartan golfers 313, and John Bailey, co-cap¬ great weekend for b o t h of in the conference tournament moved 19 shots ahead of the with a 297 total, good for fourth tain, 314. them," Drobac said. last weekend. Spartans. place in the race for medalist Indiana's most important con¬ The Wolverines moved into honors. Benson played his tribution to victory came from In all, the Spartans and Mich¬ The MSU linksters finished second, six ahead of MSU. usual, consistent golf with rounds No. 6 man, Bill Stinnett. igan faced each other in four with a in the 1,523 total. 12 strokes behind champion 72-hole Indiana's 1,511 Michigan was third with 1.526. But Fossum's forces climbed to within ten shots after the tournament. first 18 on Saturday and within eight with nine holes to go, of 75-75-74-72. Saturday he had the highest Sophomore Lynn Janson was Hoosier scores of 81-82. the Spartan leader for most of he roared back with a 73-71 the tourney until he soared to Saturday to give Indiana the But finals matches, with each squad winning a pair. MSU's No. 3 jnan, Mickey Szilagyi lost a close match to the Wolverine's Dick to 6th place tie in By DON KOPRIVA track championships, but Wehrwein. "I was very proud of the but the Hoosiers finished strong 78 on the final round. His lift it needed for the cham¬ Dell, 6-8, 6-3 and 6-4. State News Sports Writer a sophomore quarter-miler. boys. They all played very for their 12-stroke triumph. other three rounds were 74- track 15-0. narrowly missed beating Iowa pionship. MINNEAPOLIS-MSU well, and hung in there de¬ Defending champion Purdue 75-73. He finished with a Minnesota's Bill Brask came The Spartan's No. 1 doubles coach Fran Dittrich found the Pollard seemed OK to Ditt¬ Ail-American Mike Mondane. team of Chuck Brainard and Mo¬ rich in winning his preliminary 47.5 to 47.6 on the muddy from behind to win the in¬ Spartans' first lower-echelon nan, last year's Big Ten heat Friday despite troubles track. dividual title. Hoosier Steve finish in the Big Ten since & Save Only MinutesFrom MSU Cisco shot 72-71 Friday to lead champs, lost to the U-M com¬ bination of Pete Fishbach and 1961 somewhat easier to swal¬ all week with a sore ankle. The injury showed again Sat¬ Senior Don Crawford fin¬ EVERY DAY AT Brask by six strokes, but Brask Marcus, 7-5 and 6-3. low Saturday because of injur¬ ished third for the Spartans had 70-74 Saturday while Cisco ies to three key performers. urday and he could only finish Monday Evening Special in the 440, while Roger Mer¬ Michigan and Michigan State sixth in the 120-yard high Larry's SR?T°EP" shooting a pair of 76's. to "Considering Roland the injuries (Carter), Charley hurdles behind Wisconsin ace Mike Butler, the meet's only chant ran "a strong race", according to Dittrich, and (Pollard) and Pat (Wilson), Don't Forget Cap and Gown really did OK and I'm not double winner. placed a solid third in the 880 Old Fashioned Sliced Italian we disappointed," Dittrich said. Butler also won the 100 yard Dean Rosenberg and Dale Issue Begins May 27 "We still had some fine dash. Stanley placed fourth and fifth Wilson, who had suffered Boiled Ham Spaghetti performances. Wehrwein were Crawford and just great. We through cause a week lay-off be¬ of a leg strain, seemed in the mile while soph Ken Leonowicz came on strong at were just out of it in a couple the finish to grab fifth in the destined to overcome the Spar¬ PER events." steeplechase and narrowly LB. 98c All you can eat The Spartans sixth place tie finished in a with defending tan "jinx" and place well in the 660. But Wilson was knocked off missed beating fourth placer Pat Edmondson of Northwest¬ champion Iowa with 22 points, ern. far behind the top trio of Min¬ stride with about 300 yards to (50), Michigan (49 >. go while he was running sec¬ MSU's 440 relay fourth, Hi-C Assorted nesota '1.50 was and Wisconsin (48). -r ond to Minnesota's Dick Land- with' Rick Dunn, Rich Paull, The title was Minnesota's wehr. When he recovered, he Wehrwein and Crawford run¬ Fruit Drinks first in 19 years and was also the first for Gopher coach Roy was at running fifth and finished that position, only one- ning. Including a tossed salad, Griak. half second out of first Qt. 14 Oz. Dittrich said Wilson was rolls and butter, Monday Carter, the Big Ten's only Stickers win 25c nights 5 p.m. till 10 16-foot vaulter, was unable to clear 14-6. Carter, who had almost knocked off the track and protested to meet offi¬ cials, but no curve judges ' &wm. made 16-1 3/4 a week earlier, was hampered by a badly swol¬ had MSU seen the alleged infraction. was able to win no over Irish, 5-4 9 Inch White len ankle and was unable to The MSU Lacrosse Club defeated Notre Dame 5-4 Sat¬ Paper Plates EAST GRAND RIVER (North of Frandor) HAVE FUN IN urday at South Bend. stickmen closed out their The sea¬ son with a 2-8 record. 150 79c YOUR 'SPARE' TIME! Dave White led the with two goals and an assist. team Count Pkg. BASIC OUTLINES Bowl At Ron Winter had two goals and Bob Murphy also contributed Spartan ATL. NAT SCI. SOC. HUM a goal. Tom Sbarra had White or Colors HOLIDAY three assists. 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GRAND RIVER Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 20, 1968 SPORTS Defenses By TOM BROWN "What is important," he defense a lot of credit for keep- enberg's clash conversion attempt score, passing to Brenner for the as outstanding players in a Longmire and Greens Mike Hogan at flanker, Cavender at full- -back«nd Thomas at tailback. r«£* the players .Greens in th* hoi«> ««- jrorieht and. tte score A-late, third, "\d f OoHj.rntv^rPrVirtt>-« for UUj' S|Mlc N«w <•*< 5 yaiff' for' the Defensively for the" Create,' shown thedeslre and dedica¬ long during "the first half,' aline half was 13-0. plunging one broadcasters on the White squad ' r LaMarr Thomas twisted his game's final score with 45 Brenner was named the out¬ Martin and Torn Nowa* started The first-string Green squad tion necessary for a good foot¬ Daugherty said The Greens scored again knee early in the second half seconds remaining standing offensive player for Starting on the offensive at the ends, Rich Benedict defeated the reserve White ball team." line were ends Brenner and and Love filled the tailback Quarterback Scooter Long- the Greens, and also received and Charley Bailey filled the unit 27-7 Saturday, and although The White defense held the with 1:42 remaining, capping mire directed the White squad ballots for his work on de¬ Frank Foreman, tackles Craig tackles with Bill Dawson at the performance failed to awe Greens scoreless until 4:33 a drive of 80 yards. Fullback spot for the rest of the game. Love missed much of spring 74 yards for its only tally with fense. Wycinsky and Dave Van Elst middle guard. Don Law and the 1,000 alumni gathered in of the second period when A1 Reggie Ca'vender set up the halfback Don Wilt Martin received the and guards Ron Joseph and Rich Saul were linebackers. Brenner, coming back for an second score with the game's practice, first sidelined with Highsmith scor¬ Spartan Stadium, Head Coach ing from six yards out early honor on the Green defense. Ron Saul with Ed McLoud at Gary Parmentier started at underthrown pass from Bill longest run, a 27-yard ramble, tonsilitis, and then with an Duffy Daugherty felt that the in final Martin had moved to the Green center. rover with Ken Heft, Clifton Feraco, took the ball from two and Bill Triplett passed 11 inflamed tendon. period. scrimmage successfully But the Sylva, Three freshmen and Bren¬ unit following an injury to end Feraco started at quarter¬ Hardy and Jay Breslin in the defenders and raced to the yards to halfback Tommy N.C. freshman capped a revealing Spring ner, a junior, selected Ken Little. back, with Charley Wedemeyer backfield. practice. goal. The play covered 27 Love for the score. Ed Ros¬ figured strongly in the Greens' were as Daugherty said that he was yards. not concerned with the score "You have to give the White *CLUES FOR COMPLEXION CONNOISSEURS How to coddle your complexion raises many perplexing problems . . . to stave off the searing sun, weather the wild winds and tame torrid temperatures. Cheer up. There's salvation for your skin and a bulwark for your beauty in the lotions, creams and cosmetics you'll find at Revco. You needn't run to Revco. Stroll leisurely.. .because you get the same low dis¬ count prices day in and day out. Here are a few of the many typical values: Turned-on? FAMOUS-BRAND SKIN-CARE VALUE Receiving a Scooter Longmire pass, end Gordon Bow- at a REVCO EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICE! REVCO Quality dell (91) turns on the steam in an attempt to evade IMPROVED FORMULA defensive backs Al Brenner (86) and Clifton Hardy (30) In action during Saturday's Green andWhite game. Professional-Size POUND JAR The Green defeated the Whites, 27-7. 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The ... at Sir Plzzal" lone Blackrock score was on Vicinity of Harrison a penalty kick in the last few minutes of the game. ^^an^Uchlgan|^^^^^ Monday, May 20, 1968 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan The Performing A „fpres.entsw PuMi.c strik.es,predicted The bargaining strength of pfoyes' are allowed to /bin couM take "ffte attitude that > public employes has become unions and to bargain collect- public employes can't strike ively but they aren't allowed They are in a different kind THE STRANGER diluted under the present state Michigan can expect more statutes, said Russel Smith, to use the ultimate bargain- of situation from private em¬ strikes of public employes, professor of law at the Uni- ing took, the strike, ployes including police, teachers, gar¬ versity of Michigan to a one We must find a solution Another possibility would bage collectors and firemen, day Public Employee Relations to procedures for settling dis- be to differentiate between es- in the future, according to the sential and non-essential pub- -albert camus the Governor's Conference, Wednesday. putes between public employes chairman of Smith said the dilution of and public employers and it ijc employes and to allow the Advisory Committee on Public bargaining strength results must be consistent with public non-essential employes to Employee Relations. from the fact that public em- interest." he said. strike May 19-24 and 26 •'I'm not sure we will be "There many problems able to do this," he added we must face and solve if we 8:00 p.m. GLAPMBR MICHIOAN Smith said there are many- possible solutions to the prob¬ are going to avert public em¬ ploye strikes in the future." lem. He said that the state he concluded. Arena I nrtLamurrI GEORGE WL SPAI^AN TWl N THEATRE Ij Tickets^ Fairchild Box office "TKSuLmwniB' FRANDON SHOPPING CCNTCft • 3100 CAST SAGINAW • Phon* 3510030 12:30-5:00 p.m. May 16, 17, 20 THURSDAY... is'Rj: f AT 7:30-9:15 ^^CjjARlJON Adm. $.75 "AROUND THE WORLD IGAYIE HUNNICUTT- RAYMOND BURR IN 80 DAYS 1 TECHNICOLOR* A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Camus debut Members of the Performing Arts Company rehearse GENTLE COLOR WEEK for their presentation of Albert Camus' "The Strang¬ er" this week. State News Photo by Mike Marhanka Albert Finney % 'Charlie Bubbles' RAC presents Stranger' TECHNICOLOR AT 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:40-9:45 SFM4LCOIOR RATE'S as season s final work • FDR' The pany Performing Arts Com¬ will present its final today through Friday and again Sunday at the Arena Theater. C4MPUS ORGANIZATIONS production of the season. Al¬ bert Camus' "The Stranger.' The novel was adapted to play form and • directed b\ Miriam Duchwall. instructoi •AND- in the Dept. of Speec h and Thea¬ ter. STATE NEWS <£ A HOT PUS Tickets Fairchild are available at the Theatre box office CONTRACT AMTigSRS from 12:30 to 5 p.in and one hour before the show touuy Tickets are 75 cents. ALL THIS WEEK' SHOWN AT 9:30 ONLY BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:30 to 10:30 EAST LANSING'S ALL COLOR PROGRAM SOL LAST 2 DAYS AND BEST COP SANDY DEXXIS • KEIR DllLEA AXNE HEYWOOD «r,:v l.\ I). II. LWKK.N'CK'S TJm]A MADRID NARCOTICS —STARRING— AigmMoQiiu, rmait. DAVID McCALLUM STELLA STEVENS -SHOWN AT 9:20 ONLY- NEXT I "The Penthouse" "The President's Analyst" In new screen splendor... - The most magnificent picture ever! , DAVIDO.SELZNICK'Spkoixjctionof MARGAfitI MI1CHELLS . ' GONE WITH THE WIN® Friday and Saturday May 24-25 The East Lansing Chamber ofCom- merce and Lansing Art Guild are proud to announce Greenwich Village Days. Once again their annual CLARKGABLE we invite your enthusiastic support of this gala art show. Artists from \TV1EN LEIGH all and over Michigan come to display sell their works during this LESLIE HOWARD OLWIAdeHAVILLAND two day sidewalk festival. Take a • A SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURE • VICTOR0 FLEMING • STONEVHOWARO ^ walk along Grand River Friday or METRO GOTDWYN MAYER INC STEREOPHONIC SOUND METR0C0L0R Saturday . . . when East Lansing MAIL ORDERS NOW BEING ACCEPTED Frl„ Sat., Holiday Sunday Mon. thru Sun., Wed., turns into Greenwich Village. Hoi. Matinees eves. Evenings Thurs. eves. Sat. mats. 8:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M, 8:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. $2.50 $2.50 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 Starts MAY 30th MICHI6AN Theatre Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 20, 1968 State News State News Classified 355-8255 Pay all bills now, 347 Student Services—Avoid the "HOLD LIST." 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Fishing and Camping Jar,, Cu,lion Sporting QooJs 366-9820. two bath3, two baths, CHEVROLET IMPALA SS 1965 V-8 PONTIAC CHIEFTAN 1958 Needs Equipment. Army Surplus. Ci¬ -WEST OF SEARS Automatic One owner Priced to sell work. Good tires. Best offer 353- 1001 W. Saginaw E OF TROPHIES" Lansing garettes 27( pack. air-conditioned, air-conditioned, 51-7730. 3-5'20 0213. 5-5/20 walking distance walking distance to campus to campus RESERVE YOUR FURNITURE NOW MEN. and want to Under 21 move off Phone 332-8488 332-4432 EVENINGS A SMALL DEPO SIT WILL HOLD YOUR CHOICE FOR campus next fall? FALL TERM bullfinch 12. Shoit swim 13. Fabled Hindu 39 Bridge buildei 40. Soil Jap. mountai 46. Therefore 48. Card game 50 Egypt cotton SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZll 5'vlvt 2. Thickness 7. Exist r>2 Subtle 1 Attirf 8. Joke 53. Counteragent 9. Constellation DOWN lO.Otugget 1. Posed fot a 15. Prior to portrait 17. Lady 20. Concerning r 7" 9~ p 2 4 5 % 10 21. Clear profit 22. Unbend Leases are still available for our luxurious, air-con¬ If" il~ IT ?3 Flexible pipe 24. Nwerless ifc~ w ditioned apartments. |p" 1§~ 15 20 ,7 21 plant 25. Canal These apartments are the finest in men's supervised 25 % 28. Female housing. They allow you luxurious apartment living ... even if you are under 21. Y p w 1 — !L 30. Evening: poet. 31 Breakfast food 32. Carpenter's Call now for more information mmmwmwMmki tool 36. Cancel 0 3/. Cotnpass point 38 PiDe fitting Campus View Apts. U% 39 %% 40 m 42 43 44 45 39. Verge 40. Gossamer % $ Bishop Furniture -Rentals 41. Square 4b 47 48 49 SO 324 East Michigan 5\ % 52 5s 44. Circuit 4972 Northwind Drive, Fast Lansing (1 mile east oF E ast Lansing on Grand River Avenue just east of the Yankee Stadium Plaza) 332-6246 % % 45 Firmament 47. From PHONE 351-5830 Of me Monday, May 20, 1968 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent EAST LANSING Furnished 1EN CLEAN, quiel l Haslett 351-0497 ng Supervised Twi ;ev 487-5753 or 485 *8; 5-5/22 HOME FOR one or two Prefer gradu¬ Furnisf ate students Private entrance and wfewLY room wlHi cooking UtoTCA 1VEAR a**ND RIVER *th Parking Near MSU Call ED 2 5647 3-VI1 ONE TWO girts sublease Cedarbrooke TANGLEWOOD Arms Three man summer Reduced m 1022 QUIET. CLEAN, close, parking, no FURNISHED. LUXURY one bedroom 3-5 20 APARTMENTS Summer sub-lease Couple preferred rent 351-4358 TWO BEDROOM unfurnished duplex cooking Unbelievable rent Call 1 Bdrm,, unfur., from 119.50 Cedarview 351-0545 3-5 21 Completely carpeted, immediate oc¬ Wada 351-7491 . 3-5/22 EIGHTH AVENUE, N. 125--3 rooms and cupancy $160 per month Drive by 2 Bdrm., unfur., from 139.50 bath Private entrance, newly de¬ 1663 Haslett Call GOV AN MANAGE¬ MEN CLEAN, quiet, cooking, park¬ 351-7880 corated S145 a month 4854349 3-5 20 MENT. 351-7910 or 332-0091 O ing Supervised Two blocks to RIVER HOUSE Berkey 487-5753 or 485-8836 O HELP' DRASTICALLY Reduced' Girl summer and one next year River's SUMMER HOUSING Kappa Delta Edge 353-6085 3-5/21 No hours Key system 332-5658, EAST 337-1327 3-5/22 UNIVERSITY VILLA One girl for 711 Apartments-2 t FURNISHED NEWLY carpeted Avail¬ reduced rate 351-0325 2-5/20 able June 15th. Cooking. Parking NORTHWIND for summer lease and fall lease ED 7-2225. 5-5/24 Call ED 2-0811. evenings. IV 5-3033 FARMS EAST LANSING near Three or four or 332-1438 10-5/21 FOUR MEN. cooking, clean, quiet. Faculty Apartments Near Union. Fall term 351-4062 man apartment $150 month Summer FOUR BEDROOM home, furnished 5-5 24 351-7880 term. Utilities except electricity. June 17 to December 30 Responsible ONE BLOCK from flerkey-modern Call 351-7124 after 5 p.m. 5-5/23 SUMMER TERM One-four men rooms HASLETT APARTMENTS two family. Phone 332-8509 5-5 20 air-conditioned four-man Year lease in large house $10 week Kitchen needed for summer sublet CEDARBROOKE ARMS - summer beginning now or fall. Call 351- FIVE BEDROOM house privileges. 351-0577 6-5/24 reduced. 351-5434 5 sublease. Three-four man. Rent , 0762 after 6 p.m 5-5/22 $185 351-8604 3-5/21 3.5 20 SUMMER EAST LANSING Townehouse bedrooms. IV. baths $210 a m SUMMER SUBLET two or three man HASLETT APARTMENTS Four man THREE BEDROOM f Available July 1. Call 351-7016 3 furnished. Utilities paid $105 per four sumer Rates drastically re¬ month. 489-1615 3-5/21 duced 337-7720 5-5/22 PSYCHEDELIC APARTMENT, mer term Stoddard Two-man For Sale Cedar Greens Apts. Gary. 351-5946 4 THREE BEDROOM house $165 Summer Rentals Only one bedroom furnished aparti Air Conditioning — Pool 489-2909 1( Luxury 1 Bdrm. Units TWO COMPLETE s OSBORN ROAD, uniforms for sale CEDARBROOKE ARMS Four man 351-8631 313, 345-4429 summer sublet. 100 vards from Ab¬ bott Call 351-8354 3-5/21 CLEMENS NORTH 517 Furnished DIAMOND RING and band-$ apartment, available September 1 COUPLE FOR large furnished apart- FURNISHED FOUR bedroom house $130 per month Nine month lease WANTED TWO girls for f Available for summer Best reason- GIBSON GUITAR with hi Other places also 351-5323 O able offer 332-0425. after 6 p.m 3-5 21 1 Both in ADVANCED MALE umW—duate or rand, 517- - NICE, upper, furnished SUMMER SUBLEASE Furnished two- 3-5/21 graduate to O F NT E Dn luxury lutes to campus. June 20 man Near campus 332-0516, evenings. apartment f . .... itrm. Call 351- ectricity Call 663-8418 3-5 21 8954 after 5 p.m. 5-5/21 COOL SUBLET - FOUR i For Rent For Rent IOVELY FURNISHED hou: commodates four students or June year lease 351-5696 $475 485-8996 COMFORTABLE FRATERNITY. SORORITY. EAST LANSING - House BICYCLE SALES. TWO AIR CONDITIONERS PER APARTMENT s-$160 lease and Phone $200 for 351-5696 UNDER 21 Summer sublet 9-5 30 vised. Luxurv apartment 'Fou EAST LANSING furnished two bedroom ROUND TRIP - airplane ticket from --BALCONIES-- Three bedroom 332-3043 351 East Lansing with basement At once to September Detroit to London, leaving June 20 — THREE MAN UNITS-- 1st. 332-3617. 351-6397 10-5 24 TWO BEDROOM Unfurnished returning Sept 12 Worth $356. will --COMPLETELY CARPETED— take best offer. Call 353-8276 5-5 21 587 Lexington. Immediate occ — AMPLE PARKING— SlTVtMER LEASE: Reduced rates. 126 Couple preferred Drive by ; Rooms Milford New two man furnished BICYCLES. NEW 10-15 speed road — LAUNDRY FACILITIES— THY ALP racers Winner International Cham apartment. Two blocks to campus — FURNISHED— Grocery Shopping pionships Priced half 351-5924 . 3-5 20 372-5767 489- HASLETT UNFURNISHED fn POLICE AND fire monitors, port- house, bath, gas heat, two TO BE COMPLETED FOR welcome FE 9-2282 SUMMER OCCUPANCY UNIVERSITY VILLA NEED FOUR f THREE BEDROOM furnishei SITVIMER ROOMS. Unsuperv & BEAL APTS. $160 per term. Very near There's gamble at Call 332-4558 no . . . Located 2 blocks from NORTHWIND ONE or two men wanted iyira Union at 635 Abbott Rd. SUMMER ROOMS Far VOX VIOLIN, bass Excellent condi¬ for first floor overlooking Red Ce¬ tion New $350 Will sell for $198 2 flexible Fraternity. Singles. $15 per -- 711 EAST bedroom CHALET SUBLET. Three dar $40. Contact Barry or Jeff. 351- Call 332-1875. 5-5/24 units (for 2, 3, or needed Reduced rent. Air-c( 0706 3-5 20 Calllfter Doubles. $8 per week Ver 337-2018. 5-5 21 campus. Call 332-8635 4 REBUILT UNDERWOOD typewriter persons) ONE. TWO l Excellent condition $55 00 523 North (BURCHAM DRIVE) 9-12 month June EAST LANSING duplex thre- SINGLE OR Double Large Fairview, Lansing Michigan 48912 or TO LEASE FOR SUMMER OR FALL 351-5838 Phone 484-2092 1-5 20 Sept. leases. phone Mrs. Inghram FOUR WANTED MODEL OPEN 8:30 A.M. 489-9651 9 P.M. OR CALL 351-7910 KILBORN WALKING distance to downtown, LCC. and Capitol business All apartments furnished with GENERAL ELECTRIC AFTER 5, 351 4060 area. Ideal for Newlyweds. New one stoves, refrigerators, and air conditioners. (JOVAN MA.NAGKMKNT bedroom, furnished, parking and TWO 100 watt Inverters. Converts lease. ED 2-3135. 10-5 28 automobile batterv to 115 volts AC $10 and $20 Call Clavton. ED 2-4470 126 MILFORD Twc 3-5 22 apartment, two bloc Lease-$160 per mi OVER 25 vears experience. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 416 Tussing Building LEASES available a Phone IV 2-4667 C-5 24 Days. IV 4-1579; 5767. 489-1656 t fall. Ce- JOLLY ROAD. Wes Call after 6 p.m Houses pus. 30184 3-5 20 UNIVERSITY VILLA three-man sum¬ LUXURY APARTMENT Sublet mer sublease $57 351-0994 3-5/21 TAKING APPLICATIONS f CAPITOL AREA Three bedroom E BEDH-" '-_. uoeni »' duplex 1>'2 baths, fireplace, base¬ MFN-WOMFN ,-n $150 month. IV 5-2780 Met sun RE NT ED 355-2395. ment. garage 3-5/22 T eachers-Students ys; 484-89ua, nights. 13-5/29 TELEFl'NKEN Encyclopedia Britannica and FOR WOMAN PRACTICE TEACHING LADY STUDENT Need two girls for Great Books of the Western in FALL term, quiet single room for World now hirine. WINTER term ONLY Kitchen Close Part Time Earn to Knapp s. 332-0647 after 5 p.m 5-5 20 SUMMER SUBLET Northwind four EAST LANSING. 543 F.aM < $350 a month man Will bargain. Dishwasher and COMPLETELY FURNISHED large, il'MMER TERM i added extras. 351-4937 5-5/24 May Go Full Time three bedroom. Carpeting, fireplace, basement, garage and parking space in Summer $800 a month AIR CONDITIONED FURNISHED Four-six single persons 484-1938 Must be able to start imme¬ three room apartment Walking dis¬ tance. 351-4813. 3-5'22 diately. Must have car. GIRL: HOUSE nea 484-4890 ONE MAN NEW Cedar Village. Sum¬ for personal mer $40 month. Dave. 351-4644 5-5 24 I THESES, ANNOUNCEMENTS, POSTERS, FLIERS, SUMMER JOBS ENVELOPES, LETTERHEADS, POSTCARDS the "RED CARPET" is out at FOR STUDENTS Applications now being accepted for summer jobs with major corporation. Students 18 yrs. of age & over wanted to learn marketing, sales promotion, & brand identification techniques during summer period. High level executive management training courses insty-prints now open to serve you with yj given to qualified applicants. Salary $115 per wk.for first 3 wks. $145 per wk. plus bonus¬ es starting 4th week. HIGH PAY CASH I CARRY SCHOLARSHIPS $1,500 for the INSTANT Earn at least summer student — make $3,000 and more. The conveniences of apartment living in a suburban atmosphere . . . LITHO with private entrances, a friendly swimming pool and the seclusion SEE MEXICO that you desire. Work anywhere in U.S. or in Cana¬ PRINTING The prestige of Burcham Drive at a price that you can afford. da. Qualified students may work overseas. BURCHAM WOODS APARTMENTS Best Positions Going Fast! Call Today For Appointment ?260 J2° East Lansing Management Co. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH 9:00 A.M. Mr. Schmitt - 1:00 P.M. AJC. 616 459-5079 351-7880 MUSKEGON, MICH LANSING, MICH KALAMAZOO, MICH CHICAGO, ILL Mr. Gould Mr. Emert Mr. Davis Mr. Deter .A.C. 616 AjC. 517 A JC. 616 A JC. 312 722-4144 485-1881 381-5833 782-4362 insty-prints* 1456 L MICHIGAN AVt.-489-3303 We have offices located in most cities, however, please contact our district offices listed EYDEAL VILLA APARTMENTS 351-4275 after 5 p.m. above for an appointment. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 20, 1968 H For Sale AT 'RESURRECTION CITY' Animals GALAX IE - 1982 furnished, skirting a m< WILL NEGOTIATE for any of our miss¬ Typing Service ing property: Composites, skins, pad C7-7487 dies, etc Call Sigma Phi Epsikm. 351 Housing tension 4180 5-521 10 I SO im two badroom Carpeted 2780 East Grand Riw P1M. 381-OS38. ROVCttAFT 51 by 11 Two Let btSra*ni. 408 5-4/21 . EUROPE - WANTED female ; « *-«•?.<:, ORIGINAL RESUMES , . (ten) LIPPINCOTTS 4M*T* „ typed W&HINGTON iApV-In tram the .. J£, lftsV«rn Caravan ■ ~ ' i U>«.t . '#*. ..v" :. . eases< * v- clapping. hamlsjor a Ralph David Abern%!hy,>=..raiT> carpeted living room, front kitchen, THE MSU Community Co-op Nursery PAULA ANN HAUGHFY Profes- burst ot two and halt hours. PERUVIAN GUINEA pigs, toy dutdi low down payment. $70 per month Announces Summer School fession Sional theses building activity that arrived Friday in Greenbelt, paign spent in the nation's a bunnies NOAH S ARK PETS typist IBM Selec¬ Waters, credited with having East CARLETON'S MOBILE HOMES 14500 for 3-6 year olds Beginning June tive Multilith offset printing 337 many contractors would envy, Md and 850 to 900 who came in . capital was taken up largely with Lansing *5/22 the Poor ot the greatest blues bands North U S 27 at Solon Road O 19 For information call Ellen Hanna People's campaign with the Midwestern Caravan housing problems. one GERMAN SHEPHERD 351-5284 6-5/22 eased its housing shortage Sun- trom Pittsburgh late Saturday Now that these seem well on to come out of the 1930s, is one puppies Ten TRAVEL TRAILER 1987 Wildcat, weeks old AKC registered day by doubling in 24 hours the night. their way to being solved, other of dozens ot Negro entertainers Rea¬ 13'. Sleeps six. Like THE WATER CARNIVAL sonable 882-5406. new Leaving Mystery number ot shelters in "Resur¬ who have pledged their time and 3-5/M Man will be at Bessey from 11 10 Another 400 or so on the facets ot the campaign are be¬ country 351-4062 5-5/24 to 12 40 Find him and win two rection City U.S.A.'' Southern Caravan were due in ginning to emerge talent so that Resurrection City PARAKEET, CANARY with cage, free tickets. A reporter counted more than When the midwestern caravan residents can see in person accessories Extremely reason¬ NEW MOON 42' x 8\ Lot fifteen min- 1-5,10 Sunday. Churches in nearby able 351-4127, after 5:30 p.m. 250 ot the six-to-eight person northern Virginia say they are took its 20 Greyhound buses the artists whose music they 3-5/23 impus. Good condition. $1,350 Phone 625-3618. 5-5/21 Peanuts Personal plywood huts just betore mid¬ prepared to house this group un¬ triumphantly around the Lin- know so well night Saturday while hammers til Wednesday it necessary. MOBILE HOME 1965 12' x 60' SHOE CLERK team of Kasperson and still rang trom the darkness un¬ Caravans trom the tar west Carpeted. Two bedrooms. Call after Winters are challenged to add to their RICHARDSON 12 x 52 1968 by owner der the trees near the Lincoln totaling at this point about 500 est gatherings to fill that quiet Poor People's Campaign. Large 5p m. 882-3462 3-5/22 all time losing record (4 losses. In excellent condition. Call 489- Memorial's reflecting pool. persons aren't due in until May spot in a long time. numbers of well-dressed whites 5289 4-5/22 Sawtooth lines ot tent-shaped stood quietly in 12 x 60 THREE BEDROOM with tilt- 24, SCLC said. Organizers ex- On a temporary stage set at the crowd, out on living Furnished, 627- shanties 1961 COLONIAL 10 x 50. Lake priv¬ room. DENT DISCO!'NT - SHFILA now range two-thirds ot pect to have 4,500 to 5,000 one end of the Reflecting Pool, watching a culture which while 5292 3-5/21 ileges Phone Perry, 625-7293 week¬ the way down Capitol Mall, and people housed at this and pos- with the shimmering image of obviously new to them, has deep days after 6 p.m. 5-5/20 Lost & Found campaign leaders are pushing sibly other sites by Memorial the Washington Monument form- roots reaching back into the ALCAR 1966 12 x 50 Furnished, to get everyone housed so the Day, target date for a huge ing a backdrop. Muddy Waters southern slave traditions and WILL NEGOTIATE for any of our miss¬ SHARON VLIET Experienced typist second phase ot their project- demonstration. and his Chicago Blues Band kept skirting, storage shed, awning. $3800 the rhythms originally brought IBM electric typewriter Term pa¬ 337-0354 . 5-5/20 ing property: Composites, skins, pad¬ Real Estate confrontations with government The first week that Rev. nearly a thousand people danc- from Africa. dles. etc. Call Sigma Phi Epsilon, 351- pers, theses, etc Call 484-4218 -can get under way in earnest. COLLEGE As construction continued, LOST: AMBER colored woman's eye leaders scheduled a mass mi¬ STUDENTS glasses and East between Alexander Drugs Lansing State Bank approx¬ imately 4:15 p.m. Tuesday. 351-9458. TYPING TERM papers gration into Resurrection City trom the many churches in Commission ca 3-5/22 Electric typewriter F Washington's metropolitan area SUMMER JOBS Call 332-4597 5-5/21 that have been used as holding $500 monthly salary one student can win cash plus up to $3000.00 in scholarships. $1000 in schol LOST: case. GIRL'S black frame glasses, Possibly ing. 353-3431. Engineering Build¬ 3-5/22 BARBI MEL job too large or t campus 332-3255 tvpit hmg Ni centers. the Eight hundred people are in city now, the Southern Chris¬ of Memphis pol NEED A CAR? tian Leadership Conference MEMPHIS, Tenn. (API- The committee concluded The statement concluded that "sisigikik, walking distance 126,500. Call IV 4- m papers on Royal said, and accommodations for The Tennessee Advisory Com- Saturday after a two-day hear¬ a belief in police brutality is London - Paris -- Rome Mo- 5771. 3-5/22 years 393-0623 experience. 5-5/24 1,800 of the projected 3,000 mittee to the U.S. Civil Rights ing that "a situation exists in prevalent among the Negro Commission has called for a -- ifBUDoer% residents on the mall site have the city of Memphis which re¬ community. -Hong Kong -- Tokyo -- Hawaii OKEMOS IMMACULATE three-bed¬ win a new Ford Station wagon room colonial Center hallway, large been finished. Justice Department probe of quires a full investigation by "'k. *g¥r* CA* Jiff' airy kitchen, family room with fire¬ Transportation Partially unhoused groups in- alleged police brutality during appropriate federal, state and place. 2Vi ceramic baths are just elude 340 persons who arrived Memphis' recent racial dis- local authorities." Thursday from Chicago; 825 order. The statement was issued ing state and local law enforce- this faculty home For private show _____ Special Rates for MSU Students ing or more information, Call Tomi by acting chairman Henry O. ment officials, Memphis citi- nmer regardless of Raines, 337-0021 of JIM WALTER Forgy Jr., of Jackson after zens and others, WEEKEND Augenstein nearly 12 hours of closed hear¬ REALTY. Realtor 372-6770. O in Brand identifi GRADUATE STUDENT wants sum¬ T Noon Fri. - Noon Mon. NICE FAMILY home in quiet mid- ings into charges of police mis- ..Committee members ^ mer job Lansing area. Administra- conduct during the Memphis 1) Michigan town Excellent schools, tive security 355-8039 1-5/20 persons with marks of physical tlf Plus Gas imotion. Sales, convenient to stores. Three bed¬ ^LStr! f ani±^?lS abuse and loss of teetS ihich guished internationally known firm rated AAA--1 Dunn & Bradstreet THE RICHARDS COMPANY Plenty of time for sports, partie JJ No Mileage Charge rooms tive and all modern Very attrac¬ corner location includes two extra lots on paved streets. Eco¬ nomy living with no sacrifice in Rocky Nelson Rockefeller is the for Electoral College and goes to p following Luther King Jr. enforcement were hospitalized. officers. 1 Many Some al- DAILY small . number of r convenience. 220-30th WALDRON REALTY, Avenue, Barryton, Michi¬ man the Republicans should the U.S. House of Representa¬ the "If only allegations are substanti¬ ,ege Hleg^ searches of thejr gan Telephone 382-5273 5-5/23 ENGINEER WITH nominate for president, Leroy tives. persons, their cars, their Per Day teen, well man¬ ated by further investigations, *13 MILEAGE Augenstein, chairman of the Getting Republicans behind homes. Some allege that po¬ '500 nered family desire by June 15 Plus Gas a serious problem exists with CHARGE Service modern clean furnished three or Biophysics Dept. told the Stu¬ Rockefeller is not impossible lice ofrieers tired weapons, four bedroom, two bath home in dents for Rockefeller Thursday. Augenstein said, because the respect o law enforcement recklessl whi,e jn da^, h' DRIVEWAYS. PATIOS. Porches, steps. respectable neighborhood. Call 393- Since agencies the committee said pursuit of children. Some say George Wallace, ex- Republicans are eager to win monthly salaries to those ac¬ ONE WEEK ment floors Beautifully done Call 1250 5-5/23 governor of Alabama is in the this year. The s atement added that the their homes were d * cepted after free four day indoctri- PLUS GAS CHARLIE WATSON. IV HOUSING - FAMILY of five Sum- presidential race, Augenstein Michigan's Rockefeller sup¬ committee to the will recommend Commission on Civil bu„ets an(j their „ *^ training period. 489-8940 said the GOP must nominate gered needlessly. " Prepare for your personal inter- $895° NO MILEAGE CHARGE DIAPER SERVICE- tiseptic Process approved t tors. Same Diaparei the man who can attract the biggest margin of votes and porters are led by William Mil- liken, Michigan's governor. So far 37 or Michi¬ lieutenant Rights that the transcript of our meetings and the state¬ ments in our possession be "We have heard allegations Diapers returi that regularly-employed, pro- ROOM WITH cooking privileges for help elect the most Republi¬ gan's 48 convention delegates sup- forwarded to the Department Mr. Gilbert You must be 21 and approximately one year. For female can representatives in case the port Rockefeller, Augenstein perty-o w n i n g, well-dressed Justice with have a valid MSU LQ card. election is stalemated in the said. . that , . . reclues anc| mature citizens were 9 a.m. 1 p.m. ciaUon with English speaking stu¬ The students for Rockefeller they conduct a thorough hauled frQm thelr cars while dents 555-0169 during day 3-5/22 alleea- "aulcu "l"" """c Detroit 962-4346 investigation «»—»»- 6 THERE IS NO have scheduled a rally welcom¬ returning from work during mys! tions. Kalamazoo 381-3245 hours of curfew, and then Grand Rapids 456 -7507 372-8660 don't needs disappear IRISH SETTER needs dog pen or fenced in backyard Days only. 355- Wanted ing Rockefeller to Michigan Wednesday. The New York gov¬ "The committee is convinced that, whatever the truth of the abused verbally and" physically ALTERATIONS and Drei 3440 days. 484-9939 after 6 p.m. ernor will meet with state con¬ ..... . and finally jailed without even 3-5/20 ladies Experienced Reas vention delegates in Detroit, distrust of and dislike for the •?« <*>.«? 355-5855 but declined an invitation to against BLOOD DONORS needed" $7 50 for Memphis police department GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS all positive A negative. B nega¬ speak at MSU because of a among a substantial segment tive and AB negative, $10.00. O heavy schedule. of Memphis' Negro citizens." negative $12 00 MICHIGAN CQM- "We have heard that such M1NITY BLOOD CENTER. 507 charges were summarily dis¬ 1 2 East Grand River. East Lan¬ missed in the city courts, once IF AN EXTRA i sing. above the Store Hours new 9-3:30 Campus Book Monday. Tues¬ BABYSITTING - YOUR home, days Car accident injures three the citizens accused had their day. and Friday; Wednesday and and/or nights Own transportation. day in court. But these citi¬ Thursday, 12-6:30. 337-7183. C 489-5933 10-5/28 zens point out that they suf¬ at Farm Lane intersection fered not only physical and verbal abuse; but they lost Three students are in satis- the forehead and lost her front time from work; they were at tactory condition today in Olin teeth. the expense of making bonds Health Center alter they were j0hn Owsen, Bloomfield Hills and hiring lawyers; and in QXJNTpy Living AT involved in a single-car acci- dent Saturday night at the in¬ freshman, had lacerations of the forehead, possible fracture of some from the cases received city of Memphis hos¬ bills tersection of Farm Lane and the left hand and possible back pitals for the stitches required Forest Road. to mend the gashes put in their injuries. Jody Anderson, Ypsi- The report of police at the lanti freshman, received a pos¬ scalps allegedly by law en¬ scene indicated that Cindy Bar¬ sible fracture of the right foot forcement ofticers in the ber, Plainwell sophomore, re¬ and lacerations of the left course ot their unwarranted ceived severe lacerations of foot. arrests." Car stealing reaches peak, causes weekend searches Stealing cars was the name ot Street across trom South Case the vehicle at 1:10 a.m. Sun¬ You should not remain the game the Dept. this past weekend as ot Public Safety re¬ Hall between day and 7.45 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Fri¬ Saturday. day in lot F. Nathan Yellon ot Detroit re¬ ported tive vehicles taken be¬ The car, a tan 1963 Chevrolet ported his car taken trom the tween Friday and Sunday. with an Illinois license RB 819, South Case parking bays between long unaware of Myron E. Lick, Boyne Falls sophomore, reported Friday that was were locked and rolled up the windows 4 and 8 p.m. Saturday. car was also locked and This the his car had 200 unaccounted Elliott, 1520 Lamont windows rolled up. Robert were It BEECHWOOD ARTS. miles on it and a hair ot a St., Lansing, reported his car was a gold 1965 Chevrolet Come to the Open House . . tank ot gas missing. that he had parked his car at He said was taken from in front ot the Union between 11:30 and 11:40 with license number EN 6467 Police are investigating all the the north edge ot lot F on thetts. p.m. Saturday. Police recovered The reason you should gettoknow BEECHWOOD Is that the apartments are not cheap, but they You'll seemany other features May 12, and Friday tound it in a ditterent parking space. are Inexpensive. Leases start as low as $55 A check at a service station Like the city buses that pass every twenty minutes. And the dishwashers ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS per month per person. That's for an apartment revealed the car had been "hot¬ with plenty of parking space, brand new furni¬ and Individual central air conditioning. You'll also see plush carpeting wired" and custom deluxe furniture. Where's It at? Out In the country on East (ignition shorted to ture, and a five minute walk to campus. Air- start the car) and that the Grand River; over the viaduct; |ust eight-tenths of a mile past the Gables. You have probably heard, by now, or the attempt by grad- : condltloning is a standard. You should see how transmission had been damaged. Drive out today. uate students to form a tutorial program to aid students : large the rooms and the closets are. And Lansing police were investigat¬ BEECHWOOD Is well-built not | from disadvantaged high schools who will be coming to ^ so you are ing a damaged car early Fri¬ MSU. The success of this program and the number of these caught In drafts. Speaking of drafts, be sure day morning registered to G. M. students that we can encourage to come to MSU depend on ;; to ask about BEECHWOOD'S draft clause If the MODEL OPEN THIS WEEK - THRU FRIDAY Naidu, 914 L Cherry Lane, and the support this program will get trom graduate students. contacted Naidu, who was un¬ Army Is perhaps looking at you. 4 to 5 P.M. aware ot the absence of his car Also round in the car was a typewriter belonging to Please indicate your support for this most important project. Toshio Jaikihara, 1431 J Spar¬ CAMPUS HILL FOR THE MONEY, YOU tan Village, who said it was taken trom his unlocked car CANNOT BEAT BEECHWOOD between Thursday night OFFICE PHONE HOME PHONE and Friday. PLEASE MAIL TO: Ken Payne/Department ot Biochem¬ •apartments* See: STATE MANAGEMENT CORP. Raymond Barry, Park Ridge, istry/Campus. 444 MICHIGAN 111., sophomore, reported his 332-8687 car was taken from Chestnut Monday, May 20, 1968 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan U.S., Britain drive Sing, tricycle race . I . X end Grfce-k Week Ni.ge.ria to USSR Because the U.S. and Britian as much of the foreign press has Sigma Alpha Mu s annual tricycle race fastest times competing in a final refused to sell arms to Nigeria, asserted," he said. Nigeria has had to buy from Rus¬ He said the military takeover :j and Greek Sing finals highlighted a week end of activities which officially ended Tricycle winners included Zeta Tau sia according to Akin Mabogunje, of the government in January, •: Greek Week Alpha first Alpha Gamma Delta, second, dean of social science at the Uni¬ 1966 was acclaimed by most fac¬ Fraternities and sororities played hosts and Kappa Delta, third versity of Ibadon in Nigeria. tions in the country. for Lansing children Saturday morning Following the activity, Greeks moved to Mabogunje spoke on the Ni¬ blast Lansing City Park for their usual Mabogunje also said the sec¬ ■: with the beginning of Kiddie Day activities gerian crisis Friday. ond feast The New Christy Minstrels en¬ military mutiny in July, 1966 Mabogunje said there were was followed again by overem¬ tertained an estimated 2.500 chicken-eat¬ many claims made that the fed¬ The annual tricycle race witnesses phasis on genocide and violence ing Greeks eral government of Nigeria had :• sorority girls return to these typical The distinguished award of Ugliest Greek in the foreign press. tried to stop the secession of Kiddie-day' activities Saturday after was also announced at this feast. Bill i noon. Eastern Nigeria (Biafra) only be¬ The reasons he gave for the In this annual competition relay Carlson. Southfield senior, was awarded cause of the oil production there. secession of Eastern Nigeria raced these three-wheeled vehicles teams against other contenders in heats, with this title for his tar and feather appearance. "Oil production on Nigeria is were that many had been killed, there was an absence of remorse Clean-up week only 17 per cent of the gross na¬ tional product," he said. "The for the killings on the part of na¬ As part of Greek Week activities, armies of sorority federal government is primarily tional leaders and some minority and fraternity members spread out over*E, Lansing armed with rakes and brushes in a "Greek clean¬ OCC proposal rejected trying to protect the territorial integrity of Nigeria." groups felt in Nigeria. they were not wanted up." Points were awarded for participation. State News Photo by Jim Richardson that if ASMSU approves a pro¬ Warning against oversimplifi¬ (continued from page one i ties in the University permit¬ cation of the crisis in Nigeria, On the matter of strife and stantial dissatisfaction with ting students to live in super¬ posal, land ASMSU has given minorities, Mabogunje said the Mabogunje said- the problem is dormitory living and feel the vised housing, which in many the OCC proposal approval) not simply genocide and vio¬ British had offered to solve the found to be "de¬ and the faculty committee dis¬ Tlav^ouTcoia cases was residents should be consulted lence. problem by setting up a com¬ teriorated and delapidated" agrees with the proposal, a AKIN MABOGUNJE mission to study it before grant¬ regularly.'' Mandelstamm conference committee will be "The war is not simply a case said. and then not letting students ing independence in 1960. of the Hauses versus the Ibos, live in unsupervised luxury established The report also suggests either eliminating supervised housing or improv¬ ing it and establishing pub¬ off-campus apartments. of A two conference committee" students appointed by life WHAT'S and diet too! ASMSU and two members from BHBBSG lished criteria by the Univer¬ the faculty committee will be sity on how students can get formed to reconsider the pro¬ special permission to move off-campus posal and report. The Academic Freedom Re¬ Mandelstamm said his sub- committee saw great inequi- port provides in Article Five COGS help tutor All have organizations wishing to their activities, listed in ate students. Petitions are available until Friday in 101 Student Services Bldg. TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY the Union Board's Fall Ac¬ (continued from page one I tive from Labor and Industrial tivities Calendar must pre¬ COGS also to be sent to passed a motion MSU Ticket Man¬ Relations, said the new ticket proposal discriminates against sent them at the Union Board office by May 29. The will African Study Center sponsor a lecture by • PLUS FRI. TG • graduate students as to where John Pouey. professor of Eng¬ ager Bill Beardslev which read. The Council of Grad¬ they did their undergraduate All groups planning special lish from UCLA, at 7:30 the greatest of them all!! work. events for Parents' Week¬ p.m. Tuesday in 102-B Wells uate Students opposes any al¬ end, Friday through Sunday, Hall. Pouey will speak on of the Fall 1967 football tering ticket any procedure as it affects graduate students " Objection was also raised to the proposal because it would also prevent graduate students should contact 353-1000, any Jewel Lasky. day after 6 p.m. "Contemporary erature." African Lit¬ VINNIE & PAUL week The action that stemmed from proposal passed by ASMSU last would give senior a from outside the university who were only here for their M A tunity Planners for will Equal Oppor¬ meet at 7:30 to¬ Petitioning for Student Ad¬ visory Committee for Arts and YOUNGER from ever obtaining senior sta¬ Letters Interdepartmental ticket status only to graduate night in 7 Urban Planning and * AND THEIR 10 ALL-STARS * tus. Majors will continue until students who did their under¬ Landscape Architecture Bldg Tuesday. Petitions should be graduate work at MSU students Grad¬ entering MSU COGS also elected Wtflt Discussion topics will center on proposals for action and returned to 201 Berkey Hall. I TUES. PAL-NITE -- 8-10 uate Chappell to succeed Arthur F. from other universities would Bordeaux as president of the summer activity programs. Petitioning for Water Car¬ be given sophomore status their group. Chappell will serve until Interested persons are invited. nival general chairmanship ••• NEXT WEEK ••• first year, junior status the sec¬ the interim constitution of will be open today through Fri¬ THE PENNY CANDYS ond year and senior status the COGS expires in February, 1969 Petitioning for Associated day. Petitions are available third year See the graduate student box Women Students general coun¬ from 1-5 in 310 Student Serv¬ NEIL DIAMONDS BAND Paul F Dickens, representa¬ on page 11. cil is open to all undergradu¬ ices Bldg.