They say a Friday Sunny reasonable amount o' MICHIGAN ... and pleasant with a STAT t . . . fleas if good for a dog- keeps high of 82 degrees. Satur¬ day's forecast is partly him from broodin' over bein' » diu> mebbe. STATE cloudy with a chance of show- UNIVEKMTY Vol.61 Number 28 East Lansing, Michigan Restricted white forces return to Cleveland slum CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - A lim¬ The guard was returned to a dozen or merchants complained the absence of ited number of white police and Na¬ so locations where citizens' patrols had police gave youths the incentive to loot." tional Guardsmen moved back into not been able to prevent looting Wednes¬ Adj. Gen. Sylvester Del Corso of the Cleveland's black slums Thursday, even day night, Stokes said. Ohio National Guard complained that he as black community leaders were cred¬ - In place of the soldiers and white of¬ did not know what happened in the area ited with making good progress in calm¬ ficers, black police and about 500 con¬ during the night because he had no liai¬ ing the areas overnight. cerned black citizens patrolled from dusk son with black community leaders, and "We do not think the danger has to dawn, counseling against the looting his men were not allowed in the area. passed," Mayor Carl B. Stokes told a news and fire bombing that many groups of conference. His words reinforced less Del Corso released about 300 members were teen-agers said they were itching to start. than an hour later by an anonymously "I feel we owe a great deal to the citi¬ of the estimated 3.300-man guard force telephoned bomb threat on his life zens of the community and its black lead¬ in the Cleveland area. In Columbus, Gov. But he said much headway was made James A. Rhodes approved release of all ership. who prevented more trouble." the Hall watch in ending lawlessness during the night hours when white police and the guard 41-year-old mayor said. but 3.000 of the 16.000 guardsmen called to duty around seven Ohio cities Tues¬ Most-but not all—of the 100 black peace¬ were kept out of four tense black neigh¬ day midnight. National Guardsmen were sta¬ keepers who hatched the plan agreed with tioned at the entrance to Cleve¬ borhoods. In contrast to the 10 dead and 19 Stokes. They held an hours-long strategy Ahmed Fred Evans, a black nationalist Guard recalled land's City Hall Thursday in re¬ session with the mayor Thursday, then held since Wednesday after telling police wounded in three hours of sniper fire Tues¬ he organized the sniper nest, was char¬ Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes ordered a limited number of Na¬ sponse to reports that Mayor Carl day night, the black mayor reported three although most had not slept the two pre¬ vious nights, fanned out into the crowded ged with shooting with intent to kill, tional Guardsmen back Into the east-side area Thursday to halt Stokes was to be an assassination fires, 36 stores looted and 13 arrests Wed¬ slums again to try to improve on what possession of narcotics and possession looting and firebombing. With the mayor is Maj. S.T. Del Corso, target. UPI Telephoto nesday night of carbine. who opposed the original withdrawal of the troops. they had accomplished just hours before. a UPI Telephoto Stokes, stayed at City Hall all night, cut a radio and television tape, to be Central highlands seen played every hour on the hour, urging black citizens to stay home. "We had no shooting and we had no WAR OF NERVES deaths." Stokes told a news conference as latest enemy target ese SAIGON (APi - A North buildup in a new area of the cen¬ Vietnam¬ Vietnam have been on the move to the in discussing the results of his experi¬ ment to have blacks enforce peace in their own neighborhoods. One of the least enthusiastic black leaders, city councilman Leo Jackson MOSCOW announced Propaganda (AP) - The Soviet Union in the war of nerves against Alexander vers in Czechoslovakia last month and more military maneuvers Dubcek's Prague regime before the show¬ could serve as a cover for preparations tral whose ward includes the volatile Glen- highlands alerted U.S. officials There was no estimate of the size of Thursday and stepped up its propaganda down. which Prague sources expect to for military intervention. ville area that saw most of the deaths, Thursday to the possibility that the next the force moving into Darlac Province. campaign against Czechoslovakia's refor¬ take place early next week In what appeared to be a further at¬ enemy blow may be struck there. But enemy forces deployed in the central fires and smashed windows, picked on mist leaders by linking them with Mao Russian authorities said an anti-air¬ tempt to discredit the Czechoslovak lead¬ In response to the threat, U.S. B52s. highlands previously have been identi¬ that very statement to explain his op¬ Tse-tung. craft exercise called Sky Shield is now ership. Pravda lumped it together with the heavyweights of the Air Force, struck fied as six regiments, each of about 1.500 position. Premier Alexei N. Kosygin met in the under way. This announcement came Red China's Mao. who is depicted here as six times Wednesday and early Thursday Kremlin with Czechoslovak Foreign "If you want to say what happened only 36 hours after the Soviet armed a traitor to true Communism. in the area north of Ban Me Thuot, capi¬ A new outbreak of fighting in the high¬ Trade Minister Vaclav Vales to discuss forces started logistic maneuvers in the Wednesday night-no shootings, no sni- The Soviet Communist party newspa¬ tal of Darlac Province. lands would be in line with enemy strat¬ trade between the two countries, which western part of the country, including ping-was a success, then it was." he told per said Mao and rightists-a term used "If there's going to be any action, it egy of doing the unexpected. For months could serve as a means of exerting eco¬ that along the Czechoslovak border newsmen. "But if you consider the loot¬ to embrace Czechoslovak liberals-are looks now like it will be in Darlac Prov¬ the focus of the enemy threat has been nomic pressure. Soviet troops also were reported on the ing. the destruction, the breaking of win¬ "united by a striving to replace Lenin¬ ince." a senior U.S. officer said. on Saigon and in the far north. dows. the wholesale gutting of build¬ They were reported to have taken up move in parts of East Germany, which ism by so-called national versions. " "There are good sized concentrations There have been sizeable buildups of "questions of mutual interest during a ings. Wednesday's night activities were a adjoins Czechoslovakia on the north. It accused the "rightists" and Mao of in there." another officer reported. "You allied troops around Saigon and in the total failure. friendly talk." However, this is the usual time of year People of the area are scared "turning away from Socialist Commu¬ might say they have rehabilitated the north to counter the threats. Meanwhile, stiff." Kosygin's presence in Moscow coun¬ for maneuvers. nist internationalism and turning to¬ area." the highlands have been relatively quiet tered speculation that a scheduled meet¬ Some law enforcement officers were The peripheral activity followed the ward bourgeois nationalism." Ban Me Thuot is about 110 miles south with no major fighting since the battle upset, too. Police Chief Michael Black- ing between the 11-man Soviet Com¬ slow withdrawal of Soviet regiments af¬ Nationalism in other Communist coun¬ of the area of Kontum. hitherto consid¬ of Dak To last November well. a Stokes appointee, called the may¬ munist party Politburo and the Czech¬ ter completion of Warsaw Pact maneu- tries undercuts Soviet influence and is ered the most likely point for an enemy The Saigon front is not being neglected or's plan "brilliant." but the police ra¬ oslovak Presidium in Czechoslovakia had opposed by the Kremlin. drive designed to cut South Vietnam in now. The eight-engine B52s pounded an dio crackled with already started. disgrunted comments Soviet newspapers contained further as¬ two. of base camps area and tunnel com¬ during the early morning hours. Some Soviet moves indicated an escalation sertions of Moscow's right to intervene in But intelligence reports say the North plexes 76 miles north of Saigon near the Czechoslovakia to "save communism." Vietnamese in the Kontum area near the Cambodian border. That is where two Pravda ran a statement from Jesus borders of Cambodia. Laos and South North Vietnamese regiments have been Faria. general secretary of the Venezuel¬ reported readying another attack South Vietnamese capital. The area is near on government district headquarters at Loc Ninh. U.S. and South the Aug. 6 primary election: an Communist party, who said: "Social¬ ist Communist Czechoslovakia will not perish for lack of necessary support from its mighty allies." Steel wo Vietnamese troops fought a battle with the enemy two miles west of Loc Ninh chance for voters to act The line here is that the present Prague leadership does not recognize the serious¬ Wednesday. ness of the threat to communisn in Czech¬ There was also an outbreak of fighting oslovakia and has not taken sufficient meet hear to in the north, rines beat off where South Korean ma¬ an attack by more than 200 from At the Aug 6 primary election, voters the 59th State district will decide Running for the 6th Congressional dis¬ trict nominations are Charles E. Cham¬ measures The to crush it. implication has been that the So¬ North Vietnamese before dawn 11 miles viet Union will go in and do the job un¬ or help decide the candidates for a num¬ berlain, Republican, and James A. Har¬ Abel's south of Da Nang. the big U.S. base r complex. A military spokesman said the Koreans killed 32 of the enemy ber of state, county and national offices. On the ballot will be candidates for rison, Democrat For prosecuting attorney the candidates less Prague accepts Kremlin advice. PITTSBURGH (APi - United Steel and cap¬ 59th district state representative, U.S. are Norman C. Farhat and Raymond L. tured six. No Korean casualties were re¬ worker President IW Abel Thursday, Representative for the 6th Congressional Scodeller. Republicans, and James J called a meeting of the union's Basic Steel Industry Conference for Monday to ported. The tack on a enemy also staged a refugee camp 18 miles south¬ mortar at¬ district, judge of Appeals and for the 2nd district Court nine Ingham County posi- Weed. Democrat Kenneth L. Preadmore. Republican, and Thomas M. Steinfatt. Democrat, are the Lagos denies give them their first progress report on east of Da Nang, killing 18 civilians and steel negotiations. The presidents of 600 locals can either wounding 39. the U.S. Command reported Elsewhere, the command said, fight The county positions are prosecuting attorney, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, register candidates for sheriff Also on the ballot are proposed amend¬ ments to the State Constitution which Biafra relief accept or reject the "report on joint ne¬ ing was light and scattered. of deeds, drain commissioner, coroners, gotiations with 11 major steel compan¬ would provide for: ies" and even schedule a walkout of 388 - 000 steelworkers when the current con¬ The general ground lull was reflected in the weekly casualty summary. It re¬ county supervisors and the county conven¬ tion delegates. ure -The establishment of a judicial ten¬ commission and provisions for its agreement ported 157 Americans were killed in ac¬ The candidates for the 59th district LAGOS, Nigeria (AP i - A federal tract expires at midnight, next Wednes¬ tion last week, the lowest weekly figure membership and duties day. representative are Republicans Charles -The establishment of a seven mem¬ spokesman called "ridiculous" Thurs¬ since last October. The number of J. Davis and Victor M. Meier and Dem¬ Abel's announcement was brief, and ber commission, to be appointed by the day a report from Niger that Nigerian wounded was 2,014. ocrats Terry Black and Mario Fundaro and Biafran delegates had agreed on a gave no hint that his report may contain governor, which would determine salar¬ a specific industry offer to lay before his men. It said only that the conference "is ies and allowances for the governor, lieu¬ tenant-governor and members of the ju¬ Flying nuns mercy route across northern Biafra to aid starving civil war refugees. The reports from Niamey, said the empowered to make major decisions for diciary and legislature. Do nuns really ride to earth on a negotiators had agreed on a 10-mile cor¬ the union. " -Allowing the governor to fill judicial roller coaster? These Sisters of Up to now Abel has joined with man¬ vacancies and to extend existing consti¬ ridor extending from Enugu, the capital of tutional provisions to judges. St. Joseph did—at an amusement secessionist Biafra captured by federal agement in maintaining a tight news blackout-and he wasn't tipping his hand Deadline for registering for the pri¬ park In Holyoke, Mass. troops, 93 miles east to Ogoja. UPI Telephoto The spokesman pointed out that in advance. mary election was July 5. A report on negotiations has long been Ogja is practically inaccessible, has awaited from grumbling rank-and-file long been under federal control, and leaders as they worked over minor con¬ any food sent there would be farther tract language and local grievances with away from starving Biafrans than at management. Enugu. He thought informants in Niamey McCarthy Detroit unrest may have confused Ogoja with Awgu. 33 miles south of Enugu. The federal gov¬ ernment has offered to open a mercy DETROIT (APi - corridor from Enugu to Awgu. the point in Detroit crowds smashed several Rock-throwing windows along Meanwhile, across the state in Benton Harbor, police reported calm overnight of deepest penetration from the north by Sen. Detroit's 12th Street early Thursday and for the first time in four days. federal troops. Eugene J. McCarthy and four police arrested 14 persons in connec¬ Commenting on the number of arrests Another possibility was that Ogoja McCarthy supporters will speak at a public rally at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in tion with the disturbance in Detroit earlier in the evening, a 10th might be used as a staging area for re¬ "Looting was held to a minimum," Precinct officer said the number was lief supplies moving in from Cameroon Tiger Stadium. said an officer from the 10th Precinct, "not unusual for a night like this." on the east. An official of the Came¬ McCarthy will arrive in Detroit at 1 p.m. to meet once more with Demo¬ which covers the 12th Street area, where roon embassy said the Red Cross had The State Police Operations Center in cratic delegates to the August nation¬ the worst riot in modern American his¬ asked about using the Cameroon town East Lansing said it had been in contact al convention. tory first flared up a year ago. of Mamfe. about 70 miles southeast of with Detroit authorities during the night Attending the rally for McCarthy "It was mostly broken windows this but were told "it's a minor problem Ogoja. as a base for feeding relief will be folk singer Phil Ochs; Dick time," the officer said, adding that most and no assistance was needed " supplies into Biafra. He said he did not of those arrested were charged with dis¬ know if any action had been taken. "Night Train" Lane, former Detroit Lions defensive back; black militant orderly conduct, breaking and entering The State Police said they had several "I believe all practical means should the Rev. Cleage; and Detroit Mayor or traffic offenses people on the street, but they were intel¬ be employed for relief." said Foreign Jerome Cavanaugh. Transportation to the rally will be Moppet One civilian resisting edly suffered a minor injury. arrest report¬ ligence agents and not troopers The five-day riot in Detroit last year- Minister Okoi Arikpo on his return from the Soviet Union and Poland. "But we provided by the MSU Students for Mc¬ This wide-eyed young girl who lives In Cherry Lane Apartment , Police in the area were on a tactical considered the worse in modern history- are not going to allow the opportunity alert for 5'/2 hours, but the alert for Ojuku (Biafran leader) to import Carthy. Call 353-5099 for details. looks puzzled at the sight of the State News photographer, who was began July 23 following a police raid at an lifted at about dawn. arms." took her picture. State News Photo by joe Tyner after-hours drinking establishment. more MICHIGAN Jamet S. Granelti, managing editor STATE NiWS Trinka (.line, camput editor Jerry Hank hunt, editorial editor Tom Brown, §portt editor UNIVERSITY Six-time recipient of tke qpcemafccr avrtrd t*r aafccwrfiag joorafts&i. l^drv M"C(tliW. ZIl'iKN * , EDITORIAL One year ago: That was Detroit, July 26 and DETROIT (AP) - President 27,1967. Johnson's decision to send into action the first federal troops EAST LANSING (SIS), July ever used against Negro rioters 27, 1967—Radical social reform. was made "with the greatest Visible evidence of change that regret" and came more than 12 will touch the lives of those in hours after Detroit and Michi¬ the slums. Massive programs, gan officials asked for help. sufficiently funded, that will About 2:30 a.m. Tuesday give umistakable evidence of some 1,800 paratroopers, many the American commitment to of them veterans of Vietnam, wipe out the "alienated, root¬ moved into riot-torn Detroit less and frustrated personality.'''' and deployed around the city But with those highr goals in search-and-destroy missions in mind during separate inter¬ against snipers. views, three professors fore¬ * ♦ * cast a none-too-bright racial DETROIT (AP) tomorrow for America, at least - Snipers shot policemen and fired on for the immediate future. * * * Army patrols in at least three areas in a new explosion of vio¬ Detroit's July, 1967 What has been done? lence in rubble-strewn Detroit -The Editors "Massive programs, sufficiently funded, that will give unmis¬ Tuesday night. takable evidence of the American commitment to wipe out the The shooting erupted despite 'alienated, rootless and frustrated personality." 3,000 Army paratroopers on pa¬ IAN 6UGLIOTTI trol and a plea by Gov. Rom- ney for order. perhaps thousands of home¬ chunks of the city and turned ♦ * * less," said Philip Rutledge, di¬ streets into battlegrounds, WASHI.\GT().\(AP) House and Senate called Tues¬ - The rector of a mayor's committee that is coordinating efforts of marked by the orange flash of tracer bullets from tank- No gun control laws day for unity in a probe of the several organizations to aid the mouthed machineguns. causes and cures of rioting in victims of the riot. The toll included: the nation's cities. Action, Dead, 35. however, was hindered by Injured or wounded, more At the risk of calling down the wrath heated debate and charges. DETROIT (AP) -- The death of liberals and humanists, I would like than 1,000. Does it * * * to protest the so-called gun control seem contradictory for President John¬ toll climbed to 35 in the night¬ Property loss, an estimated laws that are now being proposed. I son to instigate gun control legislation at the same DETROIT (AP) --"We are marish shooting, burning and $500 million. am not a gun nut; I have never fired a time he supplies all the military hardware the Pen¬ preparing for several hundred, looting that has devastated gun, and in fact I, too, wish to wake up some morning to find that all wea¬ pons had turned into bubble gum and tagon requests? Any symbolic victory gun laws pink balloons overnight. might achieve would seem to be wiped out by the JIMBUS&MAM But I have no faith in the proposed laws to accomplish this. Instead, like actions of our government. guns themselves, the laws will prob¬ ably produce a lot of noise and smoke, "fine" chology of violence will change, they con¬ persons a significant amount of and miss their target entirely nine Identifying with Johnny times out of ten. The current flurry of public senti¬ ment against guns grows (largely out of the tragic deaths of Sen. Robert F. money owning and time for the "privilege" of a gun. You have also opened the door crimination. How many blacks to dis¬ in the fidently predict. But at the same time the people are supposedly throwing down their arms, our official foreign policy says there South (or the urban North) are is nothing like a good old-fashioned Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. likely About two weeks ago my hero Johnny "Where's my crash helmet?" I asked. to prove "competency" to a shoot-out over some Asian real estate. Anti-gun slogans-such as those in licensing Carson pulled a real shocker. There was a short silence. "Around here board? Yet a virtual arsenal will Our reaction to domestic problems the series of ads run by the State In front of a nationwide audience that don't refer to them as 'crash' helmets." seems to be to put a bazooka in every we News-capitalize on the natural public swagger by on sheriffs' hips and white included millions of astonished fans and said the jump master disapprovingly. reaction to these deaths for their ap¬ vigilante car seats. What about the aver¬ police station. Does it seem contra¬ several neurotic NBC vice presidents, Moments later I was in a single-en¬ age man who might have stepped on a few dictory for President Johnson to insti¬ peal. "Write your senator-while you Johnny showed his skydiving film gine Cessna circling high above the field. Establishment toes? Will he be forced gate gun control legislation for the still have a senator" is obviously an The Great Carsoni had actually jumped I was also terrified out of my mind. to masses at the same time he supplies prove his competency in a public out of a plane with a parachute strapped exaggeration, but a very appealing ex¬ all the military hardware the Penta- When we reached 3,100 feet the jump trial in order to assume his Constitu¬ ^ to his back and lived to tell about it. aggeration. It and similar emotion-grab¬ master said. "Put your feet out of the tional rights? gon requests? Any symbolic victory I was impressed. The next day I signed bing catch-phrases can effectively cut gun laws might achieve would seem to plane." I did, very slowly. off any rational argument a gun support¬ Add contraband guns to the list of up to jump. Then he said, "Stand on the wheel and be wiped out by the actions of our gov¬ er might offer. Guns-cold, ugly and illegal items for which police may fill You see, I identify with Johnny Car¬ grab the wing strut." I performed this act out a warrant and search your home. ernors. son, who like me is basically chicken. If menacing-are perfect symbolic tar¬ The emotional heat which spawned even more slowly. And if you forgot to register Dad's he gets up the courage to overcome his gets for an emotional catharsis against Then he said, "Jump." the senseless killings our nation has souvenir Luger up in the attic, chalk public opinion against guns created fears, that gives me courage too Then he said it again. little rational thought. The sentiments recently witnessed. up a police record, fine and possible Besides, I figured this might get me But sentence. against guns I totally support. However, a guest appearance on "The Many Worlds As he said "Jump" for the third time public sentiment is a fickle I can't go along with the means chosen An attempt at stronger legislation to of Len Stuttman." he hit my arm and I went spinning off in thing; next month when "Saving the for their removal. Redwoods" become the "in" crusade, prohibit guns entirely will probably Early Saturday morning we packed up space screaming "One, two, three have the same result a similar attempt Laws are blunt instruments; they as loud as I could. America may find it has entangled the gear and headed for the jump site, to prohibit alcohol had 40 years ago~ are examples "f legal overkill. At I reached four and heard a weird "plupf" itself in yet another hundred yards of a farm just outside Eaton Rapids. There it will put the Mafia into a new line of this moment public sentiment and social sound. I looked up to see my orange-and- ill-chosen red tape. For when you pass I got my first instructions from the jump business. Even gun laws' most ferverit pressures are probably helping more % master: white canopy filling out. as lovely as the a registration law you have to create to disarm the r ;tion than any cumber¬ a bureaucracy to administer it. You supporters will admit their measures "Now the most important thing is to Travelers' umbrella. some statute. I hope this opinion can create long lines on hot afternoons. You will not keep guns out of criminal have faith in your equipment. You've got hands. These later-day Carrie be sustained and this nation see peace. Slowly I drifted downward, believing in hire (at taxpayers' expense) another Nations to believe that your parachute will always see instead some kind of vague But I also hope I never have to submit my parachute as hard as I could. I was bored, gum-chewing secretary to mis¬ symbolic work. IT WILL ALWAYS WORK! to a house-to-house gun search by a practically on target as I came in; I hit place the proper forms and to regard victory. Once guns are officially "no- I breathed a heavy sigh of relief. no," well-armed police officer because then, the ground and crumpled beautifully. you as someone's imbecile offspring they argue. America will adopt "... unless of course you fold it Mahatma Gandhi instead of Quick Draw certainly, we will have legislated democ¬ because you can't remember your Social wrong, or a line breaks, or you jump out of And that was all. It was over and I had McGraw as its national hero. Our psy¬ racy out of existence. the plane incorrectly or something like Security number. And you in effect done it. Now I can still watch Johnny Car¬ that. But I wouldn't worry-that usually son and maintain my psychological iden¬ Slowly I drifted down¬ doesn't happen. Just have faith in your equipment and you'll be okay.'' ward, believing in my tification. 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MICHIGAN Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 THE CLASSIC SOLITAIRE IN'TAILORED STYLING _S«ii9^6SunSi2^__ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1968 3 NEWS Haslett Arms' damages KSZ3 "v.. ■ --- summary repaired by Management By CHRIS MJKAp bathroom ttfhgus sr~ goiistioiw Settlements or com¬ ^*tate News Staff Writer damage to- personal items ?nti munications made with indt- £ A caffs ul* summary of ths day's events from J AW official from State Man¬ clothing' as a result of the vidual tenants regarding the agement Corp. said Thursday flooding that State Management is com¬ students ment in one of the apart¬ buildings the corporation door One tenant reported a 3-inch pleting repairs requested by deep flood of water running from the back bedroom to the front of the grievances Culver indicated that the ten¬ ants could tion of request' an itemiza¬ charges and that all com¬ pany records pertinent to the Campus apartment Tenants owns. also reported persistent sew¬ matter would be available for "/ feel we owe a great Harry Ross, who will become age odors, mice and slow re¬ the tenants' inspection. £ deal to the citizens of the president of State Management sponse to requests for inspec¬ Culver also said State Man- community and its black Corp. effective Thursday, said tion by State Management. agement would settle individu- j*: that work should be completed Off Campus Council met with ally with its student tenants leadership, u-ho prevented by now on a list of grievances the tenants in response to the and did not want the matter £: more trouble," Cleveland presented to State Management conditions and drew up a state¬ to be handled through OCC. £: last spring "and if they haven't Mayor Carl B. Stokes ment with Pyle and Brenner been, they should be." subsequently presented to James The grievance list was ini¬ Culver of State Management. Spartan Village tially drawn up spring term Points of agreement between by residents of the basement State Management and OCC resident to enter floors of Haslett Arms Apts International News 135 Haslett St., and were pre¬ . included a guarantee that State • The Soviet Union's newest propaganda campaign links sented to Leon Brenner, pres¬ Management would move ten¬ ants who intended to stay in county board race | the Czechoslovakian reformers with Mao Tse-tung, as Mos¬ ident of Off Campus Council East Lansing to another apart¬ A recent MSU graduate and a cow announces a stepup in military maneuvers, despite the (OCC>. and Andy Pyle. chair¬ ment in Haslett Arms or one of resident of Spartan Village has 8 man of OCC's grievance com¬ upcoming summit conference. See page 1 the other State Management announced his candidacy for the S mittee Ingham County Board of Su- S buildings with no increase in • A top Nigerian federal official labeled as ridiculous, "If some of the grievances pervisors. reports than an agreement had been reached on a mercy agreed upon haven't been taken State Management also agreed Thomas Hclma. who recent- route for starving refugees in Biafra. care of yet. they certainly will See page 1 to pay the tenants' cleaning bills ly received his M A. in rehabil- be." Ross said. where flood damage was the itation counseling, will seek the • A North Vietnamese buildup in a new area of the cen¬ Ross also indicated that cause, to position for the 8th district S compensate students tral highlands has alerted U.S. officials to the possibility State Management completed who cleaned which includes Spartan Village. up their apart¬ of an enemy strike there. See page 1 the re-carpeting of student ments on their own and to Cherry Lane and a two-block apartments on the basement immediately correct the causes strip of East Lansing. National News level which were damaged by of the flooding condition as soon Helma is program foordina- Si last month's heavy rains and as tor for the Urban Action pro¬ plumbers were available. • The Cleveland area is relatively calm following two flooding. (There was a strike involv¬ gram of the Greater Lansing days of racial disturbances in which 10 people were killed Most of the complaints ing plumbers at the time, i YMCA and was formerly chair¬ National Guardsmen are still on the alert as the black against State Management in¬ Culver refused, however, a man of Campus Alliance for leadership in the ghetto area continues to assume the re¬ volved insufficient sewage, demand that an OCC represen¬ Kennedy. sponsibility for keeping peace. Mayor Carl B. Stokes has drainage and toilet facilities. tative be present whenever a Last summer he participated reportedly alerted other communities to keep a watchful eye Several incidents were report¬ damage inspection is made in a in a project on Lansing's West S for possible disturbances. See Pa8p I ed in which toilets overflowed, student apartment and that OCC side designed to reach alien- :£ sinks failed to drain and sew¬ be informed fully in writing by ated young persons and social g ers drained raw sewage into State dropouts. • A minor racial disturbance broke out i Detroit late Management of any ne- hath tubs. Tenants reported Wednesday night. The riot broke out in the same area in which last summer's major I riots started Police arrested 16 • BIGGEST people See page 1 J • Four have voiced medical specialists complete or partial I j eating value disagreement with a Texas sur- j in town geon's assessment of heart j transplant surgery as "no long ( er an investigative procedure." j See page 5 | Local union presidents in • j the steel industry say if there is going to be a strike-thev want ( it now-not in the middle of | the winter. See page 1 I SAVE ON TYPEWRITERS A COMPLETE LINE REGULAR AND ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS OF RALLY! BY 5411 SO CEDAR LANSING. MICHIGAN HOURS-- Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 Sun. 2-6 Sen. Eugene J. DINING (HIT IS "IN"... McCarthy forecast for fair or fickle AT "JIM'S" Candidate for President skies ... new 3-part rainsuits • GREEK FOOD FEATURED EVERY A sporty new way to get caught in a downpour and SATURDAY EVENING Isn't it time the people picked the come thru smiling. The fashionable pant-suit in » BROILED CHOICE President? See the man who had water-repellent Kodel® polyester-cotton, with chic STEAKS AND the guts to stand up and be paisley lining to match a silky-look acetate shirt. SEAFOOD NIGHTLY Here's the classic double breasted trench, 3/4 length counted...the candidate and widely belted with matching straight leg pant. for aM the people. Grey or brown, 8 to 16. 39.98. Long sleeved pais¬ Don't miss it! ley shirt in white/black or white/brown,10-16. 6.98. For Information or Transportation Phone: Be sure to shop today, Saturday and Monday for big Storewide Clearance tiger stadium - detroit values. Summer separates, swimwear, 116 E. Michigan Ave. Downtown Lansing Saturday Evening-7:30 P.M. accessories at drastic reductions. jy McCarthy tor President Comm Or Otto Femetein. State Chairman IV 9-1196 4 Friday, July 26, 1968 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Anzio' suteoie** RfcVW*r. cnaraciers are supposed iu U:. misnamed; a uv9« » ..lacfttiw-guniVei -less ' really The three star generaf taking than four months before the "Anzio" is the "wrong title his end of the war troops ashore is Mark Ernie Pyle wasn't like that. He for it. Clark. The war correspondent psychologist and mother Ernie's part in'"Anzio" is The motion picture by that who goes with them every step wrote aljout their war, not the began covering the war in Af¬ over-dramatized, but the larg¬ name opened Wednesday at the of the way is Ernie Pyle. generals' And everybody rica in 1940. But when most er aspects of the campaign are Campus Theater. But it isn't Ernie didn't look much like agreed that he told it like it of his fellow correspondents amazingly accurate-if you were heading home for R and really the story of Anzio. Robert Mitchum, who has the was. don't count the film's advance What happened there isn't much role in the film. He was small People have a different idea R. Ernie was on his way to billing, which calls Anzio "the to tell. and thin and looked a.lot more of war correspondents these Italy. He covered the war in place where the end of World It is the story of.Ernie Pyle. like Woody Allen. But to the days, when you can turn on Europe until V-E Day in 1944. War II began " That's some¬ The names have been the TV and see Morley-Safer- then shifted to the Pacific changed GI's he wrote about, he was a thing like saying the crucial to protect God-knows-who, but combination of Santa Claus, in-Saigon one week and Morley- Theater. In April of 1945. on battles of the Vietnam War Safer-in-London the next an island in the Ryukyus, Ernie are being fought in Cambodia. Program Info. 332-6944 LAST 5 DAYS! Actually the Anzio campaign Feature POSITIVELY LAST 13 DAYS DAVID 0SEL2NICKS was largely a failure. The 1:00-3:05-5:15 disaster at Cisterno was one 7:25-9:40 of the worst suffered by the GONE WITH Allies in the war. Anzio's Robert only contribution was that it MITCHUM THE WIND" forced the Germans to send Peter in supplies and men that would FALK CLARK GABLE v-£l have gone to France on the Robert VIVIEN LEIGH - * eve of D-Day. Ryan Earl LESLIE HOWARD It was a little story of the war. But then, so were the HOLLIMAN OLMAdellAVlLLANl) stories being told by Ernie Pyle One of the advantages of making a World War II movie in 1968 is that, from the little Love and war man's point of view, a lot more can be said that was not charm of the Latin locals, an American G.I. Turning the old Yankee on one allowed a few years ago. Sold¬ In the film BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS establishes a beach-head Anzio, really a biography of war correspon- iers can say "son-of-a-bitch" dent E rnle Pyle. TODAY FROM 7:15 P.M. because that is exactly what ...where the end off World War II began! to-hand combat. Just an ordi¬ they said. They can be shown On-campus tonight, the Sum¬ no longer "The Thomas Crown COLUMBIA PICTURES PANAVISION*- TECHNICOLOR" 2nd BIG WEEK with Italian whores because nary dirty war and a lot of mer Theatre Festival at Dem¬ Affair." nor is it men who want to go home. Blow-Up." that too was a part of their onstration Hall is presenting By virtue of the magnificent J^^^NextMDlckWn^ke^Never^AJDulI^omCT^^^J^ existence. Kind of the way Ernie Pyle "A Man For All Seasons." acting of Sophia Loren and BEST FILM OF The result is a much more realistic portrait of the Ameri¬ used to tell it. Entertainment This Weekend which opened Thursday night. Saturday, it's Shaw's "Arms Marcello Mastroianni and equally fine direction of Vit- the flLsPARTAN TWIN WEST FBAWDQR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phont 351 0030 1966!" Nohonol Sociely of Film Critics can GI back in the days when he was the Good Guy. isn't much There spectacle-no In this unusually entertain¬ ment-filled weekend, summer and the Man." Ledges Play¬ house on both nights has one of the funniest comedies of the torio De Sica. "Marriage Ital¬ ian Style" takes over the title for the next two days. It re¬ theater still is the place to go. bloody battle scenes with hand- season. "Romanoff and sides at Fairchild Theatre as TONIGHT AT 7 P.M. AND 9 P.M. A Carlo Ponli Production part of the MSIJ International Juliet," written by Peter Usti¬ SAT & SUN MATINEES FROM nov. A good place to go after Film Series. The other two. Antonioni's however, are also good bets. I:l5-3p.m.-5p.m.-6:50and 9 p.m. the show is Grandmother's, where the Shirelles (remem¬ Flicks hits the nickelodeon BLOW-UP ber them?) are currently put¬ circuit this weekend, resur¬ ting out the soulful sound. recting Charlie Chaplin's "The Vanessa Redgrave The best picture in town is Gold Rush." one of his finest. Dovid Hemmingj • Soroh Miles Paired with Chaplin is the COLOR other master comic of the SAVE ON HELD OVER! SECOND BIG WEEK! motion picture's early days: EXCLUSIVE SHOWING - ALL COLOR PROGRAM the one and only W.C. Fields as "The Pharmacist." Those SHOWN ONCE ONLY AT 9:00 HmntBiEK»wiKrswnet who bygone wrong. favor film classics of a era really can't go co- "HOWLINGLY FUNNY" HIT BRILLIANT" Sony 530 Solid-State Stereo Tape System Morgan! The power rating Is only the oeglnnlng of the quality rating SHOWN AT 7:15 AND LATER stereo lovers are giving the solid-state 530 sterecorder by Sony. This complete tape sys¬ COMING NEXT tem features XL-4 Quadradial Sound for Living Stereo,three 2 BIG HITS! speeds, professional type Steve McQueen controls, In short, a perfor¬ mance to please the audio- FayeDunaway ttlWliUMMM PLUS phile. Yet the 530 has world - I'm not superstitious A Norman Jewison Film WILD WESTERN famous Sony operating sim¬ but I wouldn't PANAVISION ANU METROCOLOR ^ ADVENTURE! plicity.. trust my clothes fwM OifWH/ f\\fa0L>31" Paul Burke JackWeston aironm COLOR CARTOON STARTS AT DUSK to anyone but . . . "SPEEDWAY" SHOWN SHIRLEY KNIGHT AL FREEMAN, JR. TWICE 9:20 AND LATE Mil SO CEDAR LANSING, MICHIGAN COLOR l» "ARIZONA BUSHWHACKERS" HOURS— DUKHMHN Jwul. ^ | Sumcslci United Artists SHOWN AT 11:00 ONLY Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 Sun. 2-6 CLEANERS •Ye. OWe Hotice 623 E. Grand River YUMMY YUMMY MM? E ast Lansing 'Across from Student Services' S 1 MILES SOUTHWEST OF LANSING ON M-78 i Got smsrs Pira TONIGHT! EXCLUSIVE! ALL COLOR! When he wanted a girl... HE GRABBED ONEI In My Tummy!! When he wanted a cop... Hesa HE BOUGHT ONEI CYCLE- n&BSAT WC. FIELDS AS'mpHjnittcsr 108 WELLS HALL 7 & 9 P.M. •PIZZA MRU** *5 PUBLIC I SHOWN ONCE ONLY AT 11:00 6527 SbtMkdantty-yiso COLOR CARTOON AT DUSK ■EXTRAI SHORT SUBJECT 50C DONATION Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1968 5 THERAPY OR EXPERIMENT Hard road ahead .for s/\CKAMENTQ, Calif: (AP) HHH in L.A VisiDUity. "Wyman said, is Controversy medical specialists "in different Cooley's statement said ^he was on said. transplant - - the - * lotvTferm' survival picture Vice President Hubert & the main jjfObleni-lVie fact 'Cardiac transpfantation, does not to be : - in complete disagreement with seem quite parts of the country Thursday so Humphrey faces a Democratic that he has not been in the state voiced complete or partial disa¬ the Texan's views-and all de¬ the Bethsda surgeon said, "may clear-cut." party that has shown little en- for almost two years, greement with the statement of scribed him as one of the world's eventually prove to be a use¬ Dr. Joseph Murray of Peter thusiasm for his presidential "Out of sight, out of mind," most skillful surgeons. ful palliative temporarily eas¬ Bent Dr Denton A. Cooley, a Texas Brigham Hospital. Boston, candidacy when he comes to Wyman said. "He'll solve* that heart-transplant surgeon, that: Furthermore, all said they ing treatment, but I don't think who performed the world's first California Saturday. with his presence." "Cardiac transplantation has agreed fully with Cooley's state¬ it has been so proven to date." successful human kidney-trans- California's 174-vote national But one of the vice presi- ment that The director of the National reached the point where, if prop¬ heart-transplant oper¬ plant operation in 1954, said: copvention delegation, chosen in dent's California advisers who erly performed, it could be ations "should no longer be con¬ Heart Institute-Dr. Theodore the June 4 primary, had been asked that his name not be used, "I have no quarrel with the considered a therapeutic meas¬ sidered surgical feats or surgi¬ Cooper-voiced partial dissent pledged to the late Sen. Robert said Humphrey was in trouble ure and no longer as an investi¬ cal spectaculars." to Cooley's views. statement that cardiac trans¬ F. Kennedy and now is uncom- here. plantation can be considered a mitted. Eighty-eight per cent of gational procedure." The complete dissenter to From Pittsburgh, Pa., Dr. "I don't think he's got any ad- The four commented in tele¬ 'therapeutic measure' because the Democraic voters backed Cooley's statement that cardi¬ Campbell Moses, medical direc¬ vantages," he said. He noted phone interviews. tor of the American Heart any type of surgical operation ac transplantation could be con¬ either Kennedy or Sen. Eugene that 88 per cent of the Demo- -even when there's not much A fifth, Dr. George E. Burch sidered to have now graduated Association, also voiced a some¬ J. McCarthy crats voted for either Kennedy chance of saving the patient- of New Orleans, president of from investigaional to treat¬ what qualified dissent. "My problem with Humphrey or McCarthy in the primary, the 3,500-member American "Based on experiences can be considered a treatment is whether he will stand by ur- and only 12 per cent voted for ment status-is a surgeon at the around when you hope to help a patient College of Cardiology, said his government's National Heart the world in cardiac transplan¬ ban programs," said black As- a siate of party officials favor- either live a little longer or a organization considers it "too Institute, Bethesda, Md., who tation," he said, "it doesn't semblywoman Yvonne Brath- ing Humphrey but not formally soon to endorse any policy con¬ seem that Dr. Cooley's state¬ lot longer. " declined to be quoted by name waite of Los Angeles, one of pledged to him. cerning whether or not cardiac "Cooley may be right, but I ment is quite true as yet. It the delegation's representatives "The McCarthy people are on the party's national platform still for McCarthy and a lot of Skating pair transplantation-is an acceptable therapeutic procedure." don't think not so. I believe there is seems a little premature, al¬ though in his hands, the short- committee. the Kennedy people haven't yet evidence that cardiac "Our delegation has no inten- moved over," he said. "This is This couple performed in Wednesday night's Ice Dr. Cooley, of St. Luke's transplantation is a useful form term results, at least, seem ob- Show at the Ice Arena. Episcopal Hospital, Houston- tion of going to the convention true on every bloody level of simply to rubber stamp some the party ." State News Photo by Mike Marhanka who has supervised more heart- LUNCHEON SPECIAL W transplant operations than any pre-arranged platform dictated other surgeon in the world- from the White House or from made his statement to Agriculture teach newsmen anyplace else," Assembly Monday, two days after the Speaker Jesse M. Unruh, chair¬ sixth heart-transplant opera Dine-In or Fast Take-Out man of the delegation, said. it means taking our fight to the Recognition came to 28 for a student's success in agri- tance of the farming profession tion at that hospital. Since then, SUPER HAMBURGER MINUTES AWAY IN Michigan vocational agricul¬ culture. despite higher education's em- still another has been performed 1/4 lb. pure beef, with lettuce GRAND LEDGE floor of the convention itself, ture teachers at their 49 annual He noted that fewer teach- phasis on non-farming occupa- by the Houston team. and dressing, cole slaw, we are perfectly willing to do conference held at MSU last ers are leaving the vocational tions. Only one of the four doctors french fries. NOW PLAYING so." CHICKEN FISH week. agriculture profession than be¬ Unruh has declined to support The teachers, totaling 355 fore because of the improve¬ PROGRAM INF. 1 large portion of chicken, 2 pieces of fresh perch THROUGH JULY 28 either McCarthy, who received NOW 4th cole slaw, french fries, roll cole slaw, french fries, ment of wage scales cm . . . 4l per cent of the primary vote, years of teaching service and Romanoff & Juliet St. John stressed the impor- honey butter. roll and honey butter, or Humphrey, saying, saying, "I. clear- among * them, were presented HILARIOUS WEEK! I-cMMhsfiM' teservations: Call 627-7805 or PARA¬ numyiirey, award~Od 28: JOINT J.B. - 8:30 p.m. BOX OFFICE HOURS: 9-5:30 SHOW NIGHTS 9 9 P.M. PHONE 355-0148 Fri: Jerry & Jean Barufski DEMONSTRATION HALL Someone else Mich gan State University Department of Theatre John Wayne - "GREEN BERETS" Sat: Jam Anyone can play Don't be shy, come play two songs The Shirrelles Are Taking or 10 or read poetry a Walter shenson production co-stamng JACQUELINE PEARCE • BERNARD CRIBBINS The Next Exit To Grandmother's TERRY-THOMAS Sun. has been deleted Screenplay by max wilk from his novel "Don't Raise the Bridge, lower the River" ^ Produced by walter shenson • Directed by jerry paris • TECHNICOLOR* Admission: 50C 8:30 SHOWN FIRST AT DUSK AND REPEATED LATE -Basement of Student Services 2ND FIRST RUN COLOR THRILLER Enter west door by loading dock. TAKE A'TRIP' WITH A MAN WHO TOOK L.S.D. BY MISTAKE! I if folk music is your bag, come over. MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES presents "Hilarious! Sentimental! Performed with Unbridled Gusto!" "Loren and Mastroianni are Superb!" Joseph E. Levine Sophia Marcello Loren Mastroianni The^JjJrj^JJes have been entertaining for years at top nightclubs all over Jii'Oris the world. They are professionals and they put on a show you don't easily forget. De Sica's Come out and the se*_ ^jjrj^JJ^s at Grandmother's. They will be per¬ forming with the hlext^gjdt. Two bands and plenty of dancing. Marriage Italian »n Embassy Pictures Style >»>.« Fri., Sat. ..Color J July 26 & 27 JlGSAW - MICHAEL J. POLLARD-BRADFORD DILLMAN HOPE LANGE - Covers Fri. 4-6 50c Fri. Nlte $ 2.00 Fairchild Theatre Sat. Nlte $2.00 SHOWN 2ND AT Ih30 7:30 p.m. Admission 50C 6 Michigm State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1968 British churches Outing Club vote to combine corses. By AIMEE PATTERSON Vt r Ixtaccihuatl A V /* l limbing LONDON aft M -- Two '*v. the Congregationalists artti the Presbyterian Church of Eng¬ of sider itself Communion ll:Wa.m. * mf Won kip "Why Say Much More?" Trinity Collegiate Fellowship Free BUS SERVICE — See schedule in your dorm. 7:00 PAl. 8:30 P.M. 814 E. Kalomazoo IV4-544I 8-5:30 Mon.-Sat. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1968 7 SPORTS ale denies Lions cut vet to leave L.A. DETROIT (UPI) - lbs," Kramer, 33 said played well for us, we had ans hit then again, I may cide to call it quits and to make a decision at his position. W^can carry on- , inDaen- /diK, "ZJZS bee' *'/ ' )V tia\sports^>uh)if,Jitjoo^9idf))urs- National Ijea^ue , > by UPI. + WW ?'■*><*." 4*position are' day in a story that Los Angeles On the west coast, the 31-year- The Sporting New town, was given his un- Coach Joe Schmidt said veteran Jim Qibbons, 31, ace, pjtcher Don Drysdale plans old Drysdale commented on the it had obtained the conditional release Thurs- after informing the 6- attd Charlie Senders, 22. to demand $200,000 wages from story in the Sporting News, that from an unimpeacl It's not true " after San Diego day by the Detroit Lions foot-3, 240-pound end of a high draft choice from "There's nothing at all to it," Writer Phil Collier Drysdale was ready as a pitcher and hoped to start on a new career with the Padres as a pitching coach. "Drysdale would be a pitch¬ AL gate up SONY ing coach for the Padres during the season at a salary of about BOSTON (UPI) ■ American AMERICA S FIRST CHOICE SCOREBOARD League attendance is nearly 400.000 ahead of the ord 1967 pace. The statistics showed tot tendance of 6,718,250 thi games of Monday. Much of the current inc was attributed to the first ^ 16 wouia ramer ue pucii Detroit Tigers, who have all 474 17M. for San Diego's new broken the million mark in attendance and are 343,251; of the comparable date las Old and new One of baseball's longest standing records was broken Wednesday when Hoyt Wllhelm (Inset) of the Chicago White Sox pitched In his 907th and 908th Add the excitement of games, breaking a 57-year old record for most stereo tape to your system with games by a pitcher set by Denton 'Cy Young, shown above during his playing days. UPI Telephoto the Sony Model 255 Swing new Stereo Tape Deck Recorder into fashion White Harvard crew the dazzling pendant joins with Edwards and Diamonds CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (UPI> ciety„ which we here support," -The black group threatening a the group statement said. boycott of the Olympics has re¬ "What form our visible support cruited five members of the all- might take remains to be de¬ white Harvard rowing crew. cided by the discussions we But the oarsmen, who made hope to initiate " public a statement in support of Edwards termed the group's LESS THAN $179.50 Harry Edwards' "Olympic proj¬ action as "a tremendous shot ect for human rights," insist in the arm for the entire move¬ they plan to row at Mexico City ment" and added that all ath¬ and will not participate In an letes, "white and black, must annual boycott. The five, who said they were acting as Individuals rather get involved to keep from going everything right down the tubes. We welcome any activ¬ HI-FI BUYS than as representatives of Har¬ ity 1,000 per cent," the tall, TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES vard, chose a panelled lounge in bearded black leader said Refreshment anyone? Harvard's Klrkland House Wed¬ The oarsmen said they had HOI E. GRAND RIVER AVE. Game goes better refreshed. nesday to appear with Edwards contacted Edwards some time and Issue a lengtly statement ago and had discussed their Coca-Cola! With its lively lift, big bold taste, EAST LANSING ph, $7-2310 supporting the aims of his group. plans with Harvard Coach Har¬ But the rowers noted in their ry Parker. never too sweet... refreshes best. prepared remarks that, "Be¬ cause we do not know what spe¬ cific form the black athletes' things gO demonstration will take, we do not consider ourselves tied to specific action." And the better,! hlS 1S I ^with any - five individually said they planned to row in the Olympics. whei€v6u| The five, together with four others, qualified for the Olym¬ pics July 14 when their Har¬ vard boat scored a narrow one ANNUAL Coke come when I you'r^ tfirough playing games. TRISSI foot victory over Penn in the Illustration* Eniirgtd 207 South Washington - LANSING final trials at Long Beach, Cal¬ if. The Harvard athletes said in their statement that they agreed in principle with the aims of the organization Dryclean Those formed by San Jose State Col¬ Bloomin' Cottons lege Professor Edwards and in¬ vited other Olympic candidates to join them in "obtaining in¬ formation," the means issues "duscussions" and "to discuss of voicing our support of Sok SPECIALS Any Three Dresses for only* 3,87 at the Olympic games." "It is their criticisms of so- slacks In pastel colors. ORCLEj SOUND SOLID-STATE STEREO ■HUMTTl^ fcfu. SoAStMlN!r Model Z565 -The MODERNE N|eW? 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Burnett TANGLEWOOD ment. carpeted $75 Phone 489- 372-5997 3-7 30 R.No 4Charlotte 4-7 26 5922 5-7/29 this ad Is not paid within APARTMENTS EAST LANSING, new duplex Three Employment For Rent 1 Bdrm., unfur., from 119.50 one week. VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Wrecked! For Employment 2 Bdrm., unfur., from 139.50 FURNISHED STUDIO apartments for bedroom. 1V* baths, appliances, com¬ pletely carpeted Large yard No sale-parts or whole Engine needs EXPERIENCED PRODUCTION Weld¬ AVONDALE COTTAGE Apartment - one and two girls. $12 50 each per valves 339-8605 3-7/30 week students please 1701 Greencrest. The State News will be TEMPORARY WORK available - ers - nights or days Apply in per¬ one-bedroom furnished $130 per 351-7880 including utilities. Parking. 251 351-9502 for appointment 3-7 29 mailing room operations August 8 son: THOR FABRICATORS. 521 month, includes utilities No lease Spartan Avenue. Phone 332- responsible only for the VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Red Excellent North Cedar. 6078 2-7/26 to September 8. day or night shift Lansing. 10-8/7 required Call 351-9440. days, or ONE GIRL for second s first day's Incorrect Inser¬ condition. New tires Radio 87SO 3308 South Cedar. Suite 11. Lansing 332-7080, evenings. girls for fall Four block ONE GIRL needed for three-bedroom 5-7 29 house 501 tion. 627-4326 or days. 489-3751. ext. UPPER ONE bedroom apartment Lexington $60 332- 271 3-7/30 3-729 For Rent pus 332-0143 Furnished, clean. Married couple. 0153 2-7 26 MALE STUDENTS 18-25 Full and TV RENTAL G.E. Portable Free Nowleaaslng for September— LAKE LANSING Furnished except Call 489-4318 after 5:30 p m 3-7/29 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 New from $55 per person. 2 blocks NEED FOURTH for well-kept, four- - brakes, part time openings Call 393-5660 service and lights. Clean, close to bus and stores delivery $8 50 per bedroom house The State News does not linings, and clutch Clean 8850 1:30-5 p.m. C month. Call STATE MANAGEMENT from Union - walk to Campus. $135 FE 9-8295 5-7 31 NEED FOURTH girl for second ses¬ Working girl or Call 337-7717 3-7/26 sion with option for Fall 351- graduate student Available August CORPORATION 332-8687 C Corns the truly cleanest & permit racial or religious CHOOSE YOUR own hours A few see 8849 3-7 29 through March 1536 Snyder Road discrimination in its ad¬ VOLKSWAGEN - 1964 New brakes, hours a day can mean excellent quietest building in East Lan¬ 351-4023 3-7/29 TV RENTALS for students Low eco¬ vertising columns. The linings, and clutch £l«*n 1850 Call earnings for you as a trained Avon nomical rates by the term or month sing. Model available) Of¬ ONE ROOM studio, unfurnished ex¬ 337-7717 State News will not accept 3-7 26 representative For appointment in UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS 484- fice open 8:30-5 p.m. Man¬ cept range and refrigerator Across PX 5tore - Frandor your own home, write Mrs Alona from campus. Reasonable Ph ED 2- advertising which discrim- 9263 C ager 5-8 p.m. or Call 351-7910 Golf Balls, $1.88 doz.; Stil- VOLKSWAGEN GHIA 1966 perfect Huckins. 5664 School Street. Haslett. 0792 or 351-5385 5-7/30 inates against religion, after 5 351-4060. leto knife, $4.88; Paddleball pussycat AM-FM Tag-A-Long trail¬ Michigan, or call IV 2-6893 C-7 26 TV RENTALS for students $900 race, color or national or¬ 351-5027 5-7 30 CAM PI'S NEAR: 227 Bogue paddles $2.86 and Balls, 39£; er month. Free service and deliv¬ UNIVERSITY VILLA One NORBER MANOR igin ery. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. We Special space reserved for Swimming fins and mask; VOLKSWAGEN 1962 New sunroof & BEAL APT. mer Small one-bedroo guarantee same-day service. C Rubber Rafts, $39.88; Sleep¬ Good condition Five tires plus two apartment, carpeted graduate, undergraduate, and snow treads 1450 351-8837 3-7 26 Govan Management 489-5922 married students. Central ing Bag, $6.88; GI 5ggl Gas BABYSITTER AUGUST through Sep¬ tember One child. Five days. 8-5 Apartments air-cond„ carpeted,all -elec¬ Cans, $6.49; Air Mattress, OKEMOS - THREE rooms and bath P m Call after 5 p.m. 355-0879 LOVELY FURNISHED studio apart¬ MEN -- WOMEN tric appliances. Large outdoor $5.98; Army Cots, $7.95; Air-conditioned. Ground floor, fur¬ 3-7/29 Tether Balls, Reg. $6.95, now FRANCIS AVIATION So easy to ment - available Julv 26 Across nished. all utilities paid 332-4950 Encyclopedia Britannica now hiring. swimming pool. Now accepting learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE' from campus 351-5696 5-7 29 10-8 7 Part time $350 month Full time $800 applications for Fall Term. $4.88; Charcoal Grill, $1.00; GIRL OR woman - one hour daily a month. Grill - Deluxe - Motorized - C If you meet our qualifica¬ Special 85 00 offer 484-1324 before breakfast to Couples, 2-3 students - $165. help wife of CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS. LANSING. SOUTH Three rooms and tions. must be able to start imme¬ Sale Special, $14.88. retired professor 4 students - $180. Furnished CHEVAN 1965 Complete with seats Near center of 1664 East Grand River, east of bath, unfurnished except kitchen. diately Must have car Call 484-4890 Windows around. Heavy duty springs Okemos. After September 2 $10 Hagadorn One and two bedrooms Private, clean Married couple Ut-il- for personal interview available. 393-4276. Cigarettes 280 pack week. Phine 337-2731 2-7 29 and clutch. Over-sized tires Radio from $135 per month. Swimming itiespaid $85 month 485-6133 5-7 30 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kala¬ and heater Real good condition pool. Now accepting fall 1968 appli¬ mazoo Street-Since 1940. Complete NEAT PERSON to live in with young 81.395 487-0601 5-8/1 cations. 332-5330 O auto painting and collision service. handicapped male attorney of slight CHEVROLET 1965 American and foreign cars. IV5- build requiring morning, evening SPORTS CARS at V.W. Apartment lmpala Coupe . Air-conditioned, stereo, reasonable help including lifting and light house¬ BRAND NEW furnished deluxe one- keeping duties. Person free to own bedroom Ideal for two people Love¬ price 351-6813 5-8/1 IMPORTED CAR pursuits 8-4:30 daily. Compensation ly home for newly-weds 332-3135 '67 TR-4A ROADSTER: wire wheels, radio, CHEVROLET 1962. one Michigan open 484-1938. after 7 p.m 1-7 26 winter Transistor SERVICE and I.R.S.; ignition, tach¬ ometer 8300 337-2273 3-7 29 $2295 OORVAIR MONZA condition Best Call Don. 332-3984 •- offer 1961 Excellent over 8150 3-7 29 • specialists in PART TIME MANAGER WANTED If you are free 5 nights a week *65 AUSTIN HEALY 3000: Ready to Go! $1895 Store triumph '67 FIAT: 124-4 door sedan, and Saturday morning you can earn 4-speed, AM- • renault FM radio; The diversification of our business provides you with one- • volkswagen an average of $100 per week with $200 weekly potential. Call Monday $1295 stop service to satisfy YOUR living requirements. FALCON 1964 34.500 r Al Edward's *67 FIREBIRD: 2 door hardtop, 6-cyl. with - 12:00-2:00 for confidential personal If you are Investigating apartment living, a visit or call Sports Car Center 3-speed transmission, Blue with matching to our office definitely can eliminate the "legwork" of 1200 E. Oakland IV 9-7591 interview. interior, 16,000 miles; $1995 apartment-hunting. ACCIDENT PROBLEM'' Call KALA¬ MAZOO STREET BODY SHOP Small 351-6170 dents to Gord large wrecks. American and foreign cars Guaranteed work. 482- 1286 2628 East Kalamazoo C Phil EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT CO. MEL'S AUTO SERVICE. Large or MUSTANG, small, we do them all. Grand River 332-3255. 1108 East C VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 2845 E. Saginaw O 351-7880 1967-Six-cylinder. three- speed. good condition 81.600. 372- 484-1341 «H® 745 Burcham Drlv« Apt. 2 3694 3-7 29 MUSTANG 1965 four-speed. Excel¬ MEXICAN FOOD lent condition. Take over payments And Other Food From Most For¬ Ml 1W iHldir■ * HISH of 84580 per month it Manager. 489-2379 Phone Cred¬ O eign Countries-Including U.S. SHAHEEN'S FAMILY FOOD FAIR CRCLE-SOUND rann araara siaa nfnaau hejhsbh MUSTANG - 1966 Three-speed, 1001 W. Saginaw 484-4089 atQHH HHH green with black interior, new clutch and battery 81.050.351-0178 3-7/29 Michigan Bankard Welcome ACROSS SHamano HSBH . 26. Sudden wind 00 raaana aa@ r, 1. Startle 6. Woody 27.Fodder trough □Ha Banns HO laciHiH [ar3EiflniaiJH3 CEDAR G perennial 29. Adit 10. Field 31. Turmeric taraa ansa 11. Large artery 32. Attending 33. Versifiers HBfflHHC] HdHMU HEAT APARTMENTS 13. 14. Sickly Transitory 36. You and m miih eiheh mas 16..Youngsters 37. Imitated raau SQHH HHH BUG YOU? 1135 MICHIGAN AVENUE 18. Sandy ridge 19. Ital. river 39. Bird 40. Organ stop 20. Scots peer 43. Native metal DOWN 3. Commercial 22. Inasmuch 44. Moth 1. Word in 4. Spoil jdy and Frandor overlooking the 23. Ship-shaped 45. Desuetude psalms 5. Pitcher Red Ck Course. 47. Contiguous clock 6. Finish lines 24. Cud 48. Portly 7. Mansard v4f. AMPLE CLOSET SPACE 4 5 6 7 8 9 ' 8. Miscalculate 2 . . free from noise, fumes, dust and pollen. ">150 OR $160 UNrrS Thermoplastic Dust Cover to ! i % li % 12 9. Russ. stockades 10. Catcher's You'll keep cool for years and years because you •ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHEJ SHEjl' • New twin cone speakers 14 15 glove can move your Thermo King when you trade! Q r>NIES • 80 watt peak music power solid state amplifier 13 % 17 16 19 12. High Complete auto air-conditioning ► LARGE SWIMMING POOL * AIt\^/ 'ONING • • exclusive new base control Zenith exclusive Micro-Touch 2G tone lb % 21 22 ''4 zi 15. Intended 17. Humiliate Complete Electrical Complete Machine Shop * CHOICE ^^ION • Zenith Stereo Precision arm 20 34 % 25 % li 21. Type square 23. Many SUN PATIO % ' . P.S. We do not give stamps with every purchase. %% 30 25. Park in the Rockies NOW LEASING OF EAST LANSING % * 3H » 26. 27. Shine Untrained 32 For further information call 351-8631 li % 38 w 28. 30. Quit office Risen Mr. & Mrs. George Patterson Apt. B-10 Where Quality 3* % % 32. Isolated 41 HI 43 34. Curt ac Bt Service are *> Yz 1e 45 $ 35. Dirk ALCO MANAGEMENT CO. Seld First 37. Summit 38. Extinct bird 800 E. Kalamazoo AUTO PARTS 3900 CAPITOL CITY BLVD. % 57- % V/i 41. Mellow 42. Bird's beak LANSING 46. Compass point Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1968 9 For Rent For Sale VII ts NOW RENTING for /all One, two, TRIUMPH, 1866, Tiger competition- three-bedroom furnished houses 500 cc Still on warranty Best over Lease, deposit required 351-5696 (1,000. Dyna P.A.S. 3 pre-amp -- 170 Report from 5-7 m 10 foot hydroplane. Mercury. acces¬ sories Best offer Piranha, aquari¬ EAST LANSING - Three-bedrooms, um -160 Roger 355-8281 S-7 30 1 .1/2 bath, unfurnished tousle* ner». »p%..•ft * Laos" CHICAGO area Leavii* Men's I.M. MOVING buffet, -- rugs. 0022. Friday. 26, 27. 28 SOFA bed, chairs, tables, TV., etc. Call 337- Saturday. Sunday. July 3-7/26 DIAPER SERVICE tors. Same Service - Diaperene An¬ tiseptic Process approved by Doc¬ Diapers returned all early Saturday morning, returning Sunday evening Call Art. 372-5026 ROUND TRIP New York 2-7/26 SAVE ON 'AsrocxCAR RACES \* to City. times. Yours or Ours. Baby Clothes Private plane August 4-6. Share washed free. No deposit AMERICAN t Gier expenses 332-3054,351-0874 3-7/30 DIVING Wanted DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS. steps, bricks, blocks, garage floors, porches, BLOOD DONORS needed 17 50 for EQUIPMENT basement floors. Beautifully done. all positive A negative. B negative, GARAGE SALE - Bunk ?nd twin beds, Call CHARLIE WATSON. IV 4-5223, and AB negaUve, *10 00 O negative, antiques, miscellaneous July 26, 27 489-8940 C $12 00 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY MSU EMPLOYEES' 240 Oakhill 351-7969. 2-7/26 BLOOD CENTER. 507V, East Grand ' NOW'S THE TIME TO SELL musical "NATIONAL" GUITAR - Six months River. East Lansing, above the new instruments! Reach the music mak¬ Campus Book Store Hours: 9 a.m- old Includes case Reasonable Call ers with a Classified Ad 3:30 p.m Monday. Tuesday, and Fri¬ after 5p.m., 351-6433 3-7/29 Dial 356- 1019 Trowbridge - Phone 353-2280 day: Wednesday and Thursday, 12 p.m -6:30pm ,337-7183 C NEHRU JACKETS, all styles, any material. custom-made 351-4346. J-7/29 SENIOR MAN needs quiet inexpen¬ sive place to live (Fall) Prefer OUR LOW overhead saves you money OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 416 Tussing math TUTORING single room with cooking or share house Write R Cooper. 2869 13th, EVERYTHING ROUNDUP WE WHOLE FAMILY en,™ « 00 per Building Ph. IV 2-4667 C-7/26 * ^ Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio 44223 5-8/1 FROM FINS AND COME 10 BONANZA TO HOODS Place Your X..A MOD PLACE TO EAT I DIVERS AIR AT rv PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. STATE NEWS will bill you later. Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 Zip Code Sat, 9-6 Sun. 2-6 HELP BONANZA FIGHT HIGH DINNER PRICES! Consecutive Dates to Run . SWIM $179 BONANZA STEAK DINNER Heading SALE FRIED PERCH DINNER $119 > 2 piece • I piece TOP CHOPT STEAK PLATTER $119 Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. 1/3 OFF Have Sunday Dinner With Us OPEN WED. & FR. TILL 9 P.M. 10 Words Over 10 Words Add: or Less: OTHER NIGHTS TILL 5;30 P.M. BONANZA* SIRLOIN PIT #205 MARION'S apparel 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center Mall to: Michigan State News BROOK FIE LD PLAZA 351-7224 346 Student Services Bldg. COME IS YOU ARE • OPEN 11 A.M. TO 9 P.I 1331 E. GRAND RIVER IN THE E. LANSING STATE BANK MSU East Lansing, Mich. BLDG. There is only one thing a gun is built to do... WRITE YOUR SENATOR ... WHILE YOU STILL HAVE A SENATOR A Public Service of the ST ATE NEWS