There's nothing Lit Monday Fair . . . m. . . . MICHIGAN ^ • sooner dry than wom- John Webster r?rAT 5* ' today with a high of 80. UNIVERSITY irvt f » ^ Vol. 61 Number 29 East Lansing, Michigan IN TIGER STADIUM McCarthy punch hits Vietnam, black problem cultural power for black people is a of the country, not just the good of the matter of record in this country and party," he said must be changed," McCarthy said. "It's getting rather crowded in the DETROIT-Hitting hard at both the He added that black people are treat¬ Vietnam war and the black problem, waiting room for the vice presidency." ed like colonials in the United States McCarthy quipped "I haven't named presidential hopeful Eugene J. McCar¬ much in the same way Europen powers any prospective vice presidents-t hat's thy brought his "politics of change" to treated their subjects on other contin¬ a decision that can be made on the a rally in Tiger Stadium Saturday night. ents. last day of the convention. He also met again with Michigan dele¬ McCarthy said ending the war "is He said there have been no new de¬ gates to the Democratic National Con¬ the first order of business" and then vention to secure support for his nomi¬ velopments on the debates with Hum¬ the problems at home must be worked phrey he has been urging. He said he nation in August. on. To begin with, he proposed a hous¬ wants three debates several weeks be¬ "The pursuit of the Vietnam war is ing program to build a million new units fore the convention, but that Humphrej no longer defensible nor in the national each year until the housing situation for will only agree to one debate to be interest." McCarthy told a crowd of the poor is met, coupled with an interim held a few days before the convention. 20.000 screaming supporters. It was program to eliminate starvation. When asked about Sen. Edward Ken¬ the largest political gathering of any He pointed out the irony of a nation nedy's refusal to consider the vice kind in Michigan's history. 4 in which 10 to 20 million people are presidential race. McCarthy said. "I "It's time to take American steel undernourished that pays its farmers don't see it as any particular blow to out of the thatch huts in Vietnam and not to produce napalm out of the hands of people who have scarcely learned how to use Power must be given to those who are most affected by the nation's prob¬ the Humphrey forces." McCarthy indicated that the big dele¬ gations-New York. California. Ohio, Tiger on matches." he said. lems, he said, and these people are Presidential hopeful Eugene J. McCarthy delivered aone-two punch McCarthy said that the true test of the poor, the blacks, migrant workers (please turn to back page) against the war In Vietnam and the race crisis, addressing a 20,000 America's integrity will come not in and the farmers. strong rally In Detroit's Tiger Stadium. pursuing what the administration calls State News Photo by Jim Richardson. an "honorable settlement" of the Viet¬ nam war. but when it admits that its "I think we should turn the Statue of position there is no longer defensible. Liberty around for a while and let the "The time has come for the killing people read that inscription." he said. Rally draws varied support to end, bringing order and "We've done it for the immigrants and peace in that we can do it for our own people now land." he said. Surrounded by the blazing lights of McCarthy indicated that his campaign Tiger Stadium and signs proclaiming has done something none of the other "Gene, The Man of the Our" and "Sock candidates can claim-it has brought it to em, Gene," McCarthy said that in both the disaffected youth and the DETROIT The husband and wife comedy team who have society have rallied behind McCarthy and And about the war. Ochs sang a haunt¬ - mass political rally for have stayed there." Ferency added. the problem of poor people in the United despairing adults of the nation. appeared on the Johnny Carson Show and ing song-"White boots marching in a yel¬ "Let us be prepared to make McCarthy in Tiger Stadium had something Dick (Night Train) Lane of the Detroit States "cannot be considered as total¬ a mis¬ for everybody: folk singing enthusiasts, the Ed Sullivan Show, delivered several low land." take on the side of trust, not distrust- of their Lions had a few words for the Tiger Sta¬ William Clay Ford, of Ford Motor Co., ly separate from the problem of the black nationalists, dissident Democrats, special ethnic skits-most with a war." hope, not fear," he said. direct bearing on the campaign. dium crowd which he welcomed to the Detroit Lion owner and a Republican, extremely-dissident Republicans, football At a press .conference earlier at fans and even middle-class businessmen Stiller (as a political pollster!: "Ma¬ "McCarthy Train." said the problems that face America this The poor, he explained, provide most "I have dame, I'd like your opinion of Hubert a dream." Lane said, "that Mc¬ election year "transcend any traditional of the soldiers for the war, suffer Detroit Metropolitan Airport Hotel. Mc¬ It all started with John Lee Hooker, the black blues singer, who sang his southern Humphrey." Carthy will win in Chicago " party loyalty." from its inflation and from postpone¬ Carthy said he has made no decisions blues and wailed through the microphones Meara (as a housewife): "Oh him! He's Folk-singer Phil Ochs. guitar in hand A ment of aid programs because monies yet on a potential running mate and clad in a leather jacket, mounted conservative-looking businessman "It is time to put the political parties to a crowd of 20.000 just great! He'd be wonderful to have in a who represented Businessmen for Mc¬ are being chanelled into the war effort. bomb shelter because he'd keep telling the platform to strum some songs he "The lack of political, economic and to the ultimate test of doing the good Jerry Stiller and Ann Meara. the Carthy emphatically said. "We've got to wrote which were particularly relevant to you it was only thunder. " _ stop this stupid war which never should The Rev. Albert Cleage. the black the rally: have been started in the first place." nationalist, was there to throw in his sup¬ A student to a university administrator: "I've got somethin' to say, sir. and I'm And through all of this, the "McCarthy port for McCarthy, too. Grand Rapids extends "Black gonna say it now." girls"-some mini-skirted chicks and oth¬ people will support the Mc¬ To the great big, soft middle class: ers portly matrons-were passing the hat to Carthy campaign in such a way that people will be forced to support his nomination "Smokin' marijuana is more fun than help the McCarthy miracle become a real¬ in Chicago." Cleage said. drinking beer " ity He said that the psychological destruc¬ dusk to dawn curfew tion of black people in America is just as immoral as the physical destruction of Grand Rapids (UPI) - A dusk to dawn mostly for curfew violation and malicious black and white people in Vietnam "Black power is the answer, not the problem-you don't have to feel threaten¬ Czechs request strike morning causing about $100,000 damage, ed bv black power." Cleage said. demonstrate unity curfew was extended for the second night damage, came Saturday night and Sunday in this second largest city in Michigan Sun¬ day. and police kept a tight seal on the pre¬ morning. Fifteen arrests are normal for that period, he said. Reinforced by about police said. Ensing said about six persons had been arrested for arson. Althouth the bands of blacks hurled Not too surprisingly. Zolton Ferency. the fiery former Democratic party chair¬ to man for Michigan who got fed dominantly black section in which 28 fires 100 State Police, Grand Rapids police rocks and bottles and jeers at police up with the session which may be decisive for the fu¬ had flared during two nights of unrest. sealed off an area of about one Johnson administration, was there on Mc¬ PRAGUE (API - A five-minute general square cars, there had been no incidents of loot¬ ture of this country. Gov. Romney declared a state of emer¬ mile, allowing no one but newsmen into it. Carthy's behalf strike throughout Czechoslovakia was pro¬ ing and no sniping. Ensing said. But police The proposal for a "mighty, unique mani¬ gency for this city of 205,000 in western though letting residents get out. It was arrested two men The United States can not fight someone posed Sunday to demonstrate support for carrying pistols on the else's civil wars when it has yet to win liberal Communist leaders when they meet festation to express the uncompromising Michigan Saturday, banning the sale of estimated that bands of blacks totaling south side Saturday night. The men had all alcohol, firearms, ammunition and about 200 its own. Ferency said Soviet party leaders, perhaps today, in a unity of the people and its leaders." was grouped, dispersed and re¬ between 60 and 80 rounds of ammuni¬ made by the editorial boards of the two gasoline Acting at the request of Mayor grouped during the night, though no "Those who felt most alienated in our tion in their car. police said. newspapers of the Czechoslovak Youth Chris Sonneveldt. Romney imposed a cur- groups were bigger than about 50 per¬ Police Chief William A. Johnson said Federation, Mlada Fronta and Smena. in 'few lasting until 5:30 a.m. late Saturday, sons, and most were far smaller. Ensing the trouble began about midnight Friday front page and said the curfew would be in effect said. appeals. when four unoccupied houses blazed in from 9p m. until 5:30 a.m. Sunday Night. Police said 28 fires were connected with "obvious arson attempts." He said a TO WRITE PLATFORM Public rallying behind the Prague lead¬ Capt. Robert Ensing of the Grand the nnrpst^lfi nf them Saturday night. crowd gathered and began to jostle and ership assumed avalanche proportions. Rapids Police Department said 57 per¬ Another eight blazes had been reported, stone firemen trying to put out the fires. Hundreds of thousands have signed an sons had been arrested during the two said police, but four were due to such nights of unrest in the black section on the southeast side. He said 48 of the arrests. things as careless smoking and four were false alarms. Ensing said the city normally has about four fire runs on the weekend Shortly afterward, bands of young blacks stopped seven cars carrying white persons and beat them up. Three of those beaten GOP heads b l open letter calling for defense of the new Czechoslovak road "on which we have started and which we will not leave alive." National suffered skull fractures and one Assembly Chairman Josef night. was an Army lieutenant colonel recently MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP)-Repub¬ to appear before the platform com¬ Smrkovsky. one of the most popular liber¬ At least 12 of the fires were set in a 90- lican platform writers, advance guard returned from Vietnam. But police report¬ mittee Wednesday, said the lesson of al Communists, made a surprise appear¬ minute period starting about 9:30 p.m. ed-no new injuries in Saturday night's of the party's national convention, as¬ Korea could be applied to the current ance at a crowded signature-collecting Base se Saturday night, police said. One of the blazes gutted a lumberyard Saturday incidents. Ten were injured Saturday morning. sembled Sunday as two GOP leaders recommended a Vietnam policy plank situation. Reagan said a hint of re¬ newed and increased U.S. force sped point in downtown Prague late Saturday night. hinting at stern new war measures if the negotiations, which produced a The Czechoslovak Trade Union Federa¬ negotiations fail. fire in that conflict. tion had .no immediate comment on the ap¬ subject peace cease The 100-member committee on reso¬ Reagan said he will not try to pre¬ peal suggesting a "symbolic, five-minute scribe specific items for the platform. general strike" which also proposed that lutions gathered at the convention site I'm not going to deal with actual workers do one hour of unpaid overtime to to begin hearings today on a platform of Thai for the 1968 campaign. That panel, led by Sen. Everett M specifics said. or suggested (please turn to back page) planks," he make up for the five-minute stoppage in production. (please turn to back page) Dirksen of Illinois, is expected to hear BANGKOK (AP) - American and Thai some 180 witnesses and receive about officials are holding high-level consulta¬ 280 written statements before begin¬ tions to upgrade the security of U.S. air bases in Thailand as a result of Friday's raid on the Udorn base, the U.S. Embassy ning Thursday. its closed door drafting sessions Card game on flag results , reported Sunday. Advice already was plentiful. The embassy said security forces are patrolling several miles outside the Udorn some "I think the platform can constructive proposals in the area contain in arrest of 2 local youths base, and defenses have been strengthen¬ of the solution of the war in Viet¬ Two East Peckham on the bench and arrested ed at the other five big U.S. bases in Thai¬ nam," Rep. Gerald Ford, House Re¬ Lansing High School stu¬ dents were arrested in front of the them at 9:45 a.m. land. Planes which fly 85 per cent of the publican leader, said Witnesses also told the State News "We in our platform ought to be Union Friday on charges of defiling the bombing missions against North Vietnam they saw three youths skipping rope American flag. are based in Thailand. more specific than the White House with the flag earlier Friday morning has been recently," Ford said. The two youths, identified as John The embassy statement praised the ac¬ on Grand River Avenue. Blunt, 1148 Rebecca Road, and John R. tions of American and Thai security forces "I think we ought to say we should Peckham, 365 Kensington Dr., were They were brought in front of Justice which beat back the attacking Red guer¬ taken into of the Peace George J. Hutter of the rillas at Udorn. push and press in Paris for a peaceful custody by an MSU police¬ The attackers penetrated 300 yards into solution but at the same time we should man as they sat on a bench in front Lansing Township Justice Court, who the base, but only one explosive charge let the enemy know that we are not of the Union, playing cards on top of postponed arraignment until Aug. 2. and the flag. released Blunt and Peckham on $50 , detonated, wrecking two aircraft. A Thai guard was killed and four Amer¬ Fires of unrest going to let them go on indefinitely. " Ford said Republicans should make The arrest followed a call from the bonds of recognizance. icans were wounded. Two guerrillas were clear that they will not leave 540.000 East Lansing Police Dept. to MSU The charge, a misdemeanor, is pun¬ killed, but the embassy said "blood trails This spectacular $200,000 fire, which destroyed a lumber yard In Americans fighting in Vietnam under Police reporting that a car was ob¬ ishable by up to 90 days in jail or Grand Rapids, Is one of more than 20 blazes kindled during two days what he called limitations and restric¬ served driving around West Circle $100 fine or both. indicate other members of the attacking of racial violence. The city was put under curfew and emergency Drive dragging an American flag. Neither Blunt nor Peckham would force were severely wounded and possibly tions. An status Sunday. make any statement about the arrest. killed." UPI Telephoto California Gov. Ronald Reagan, due investigating officer found Blunt and MICHIGAN rv-l:~ STATi iiiwS Jamet S. Granetti, managing editor i\wny I W 1 I V 1 « 1 W W ■ UNIVERSITY Trinka Cline, campus editor Jerry Pankhurat, editorial editor plications and applications of the gospel, Tom Brown, tporf editor Coffee house coftegians discuss the rele¬ he said. vance of a divine being to today's world of The church still has a few problem violence while middle-aged intellectuals areas which hinder it from becoming the attack the church as a conservative impe¬ truly corrective force in society it intends diment to progress. to be. Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. Monday Morning, July 29,1968 The forefront of religious criticism in Many churches are caught up in internal the past decades has been dominated by hierarchical struggle. These churches are the divine existence question. The dis¬ so accustomed to an authoritarian handing cussion of religion has remained so sin- EDITORIAL gle-themed around the "god is dead" ar¬ down of decisions that individual action appears alien to them. Many still do not gument that many intellectuals and non- realize that the actual role of the layman religious-minded people alike discredit was usurped in the past and that his or largely discount the actual progress of voice, as well as that from the pulpit, has We have written a letter to your congressman one of the potentially most powerful ele¬ to be heard. If the ideal priesthood of be¬ ments in today's society--the church. lievers is to exist, the church cannot sub¬ The church is undergoing favorable ordinate laymen to the "firm believer" evaluation by many who once labeled role of a sorrowful penitent. and often justifiably accused it of being about gun control. an irrelevant, stagnant force in society. Triggered by such brotherhood-minded This usurpation of roles, however, is bping corrected. Church councils, headed by laymen, ^exist to offer congregations a doctrines as the Second Vatican Council, chance to determine parish policy¬ the church is working in many areas which All you have to do is sign it, election-minded legislators or compla¬ But now, more than ever be¬ making. Actual church services have also been changed to give the congregation an cent, business-minded family men consist¬ active part in the religious ceremony. ently fail to correct. fore, the obligations involved in Another major problem involves the en¬ and mail it. The work which the church has in civil done being a Christian in this world— tire question of denominationalism. So rights advocation exemplifies the rather than in hou: to prepare many churches in almost a Cassius Clay¬ socially-conscious nature of the church to¬ for the next—are becoming a like-boasting of self-excellence have been day. In advocating open housing legisla¬ so bent on proving that they were the rock tion not only from the local pulpits but clear ordered doctrine of mod¬ that Christ built his church on that they also on the larger hierarchical level, ern theological thought. have subordinated humanitarian con¬ the church today seems to be substituting cerns. Dear Congressman: a doctrine of "Rise and save your broth¬ in the church, they are succeeding in in¬ Ecumenicism. in its attempt to unite ers" for the old evangelical imperative. Please help stop the killing. Listen to the majority (85 per cent according to a fluencing even the small parishes in the churches on sociological grounds, is one "Rise and be saved." suburbs to speak up. definite answer to denominational conten¬ The long-ignored biblical command. Small middle class dominated churches, tions of supremity. By uniting themselves recent Gallup Poll) of your constituents ~ who want rigid gun control laws. "Love thy neighbor as thyself," is finally viewed traditionally for vheir monologic to erase these barriers which inevitably reaching an apex in Christian thought. Not lecturing on the evils of drinking or on will occur between denominations, the Please work for legislation to: that the theologians never practiced this contributions to the church's annual spag¬ church again has begun to correct one of command-the community-dedicated work hetti dinner fund, are also instilling an "I its past stumbling blocks. 1. restrict hand guns and ammunition to law enforcement and military of ancient and contemporary missionaries am my brothers' keeper" philosophy into The church, in the power it carries as or local clergymen prove this But now. the hearts of their budget and landscape- an organized force in society, has more use-and to private citizens who meet reasonable official qualifications. more than ever before, the obligations minded congregations. potential as a corrective force than involved in being a Christian in this world, These small churches, which remained 2. require registration of all guns and ammunition sold. rather than in how to prepare for the loosely-grouped progressive thought. silent for years on matters which violated Sociologically, the ideal organized commu¬ next-are becoming a clearly ordered doc¬ forbid «//mail order sales of guns religion related areas of brotherhood and nity could prove to be the cohesive model 3. and ammunition. trine of modern theological thought peace, are giving substantial backing to of the future. Realistically, with perpetual This universal concern has been voiced progressive thought. class castes and other environment- Nothing is more urgent Please do something. by Christians and Jews alike and extends One church in Detroit is offering a ser¬ related problems, the church-not the to areas other than civil rights ies of lectures by a black minister on the This May, ministers and rabbis from city-is a more logical answer. need for more church work in civil rights The often-discussed impediment of the four states joined with students and facul¬ areas while another denomination, in an church's structure, then, is really an asset ty to participate in a demonstration out¬ attempt to "destructurize" church serv¬ in its fight to substitute brotherhood and side of Dow Chemical Co. in Midland ices, is offering mass in such inconspi¬ peace for segregation and war. The aver¬ Sponsored by a group which calls itself cuous spots as buses, family homes and age tradition-minded citizen needs a large the "Clergy and Laymen Concerned about city parks. force to awake its social conscience-and Vietnam," the demonstration, according to These churches are as fed up as the here is where the church is becoming a the group's director, was clearly in the average Progressive with the Sunday stepping stone, rather than a stumbling tradition of Judeo-Christian thought in its Christian who follows the "never on block. appeal to the religious-minded man to ini¬ Sunday" policy that claims to abstain If conscience-minded senators can not tiate social reform. from hypocrisy and materialism on this pass gun control laws to correct societal Probably the real a.iswer to whether the day of the Lord. abuse without the strength of a body poli¬ church is a revolutionary or conservative Even many Scripture-based denomina¬ tic. or a few anti-war McCarthyites can force lies in the answer to who and how tions are modifying their religious direc¬ not supposedly end the war without the many churches are leading these reforms. tion. The non-smoking, non-drinking nomination and election of their candi¬ Many truly progressive theologians are Church of the Nazarene. claiming some date, other societal problems also need leading this revolutionary march. The 454,000 members in 50 countries, are the necessary backing by an organized work of William Sloane Coffin. Yale Uni¬ slowly retreating from these abstainence force. And the church, with its historic versity chaplain, who was tried and con¬ grounds. Their usual adherence to a strict brotherhood concept is the most logical victed with Dr. Benjamin Spock for literal interpretation of scripture is also force to bring about this change. OUR READERS' MINDS anti-draft activities, or the local St. John's Student Center, which allowed and did not being modifed to more relevantly relate The church, with the aid of both its con¬ to contemporary situations. "We have to gregation and the intellectuals which at¬ attempt to censor the speech of a speaker interpret scripture in the light of the is¬ tack its very foundations, can attempt from the campus's Black Students' Alli¬ rights sues." Rev. Ralph Earle. professor of Protect gun owner to solve the problems existent in today's ance as an alternate to their Sunday ser¬ New Testament at Nazarene Theological mon stand as representative samples of society. It can only do this though, if the Seminary in Kansas City, Miss said in a progressives, despite their personal opin¬ liberal theological thought. recent National Observer article. Evan¬ ions on divine existence, aid the church in To the Editor: awaiting the police, who try but cannot, ting a driver's license could, although not Although these theologians constitute gelists have too long neglected the im¬ its revolutionary reform. matter what some say, be every¬ the more revolutionary ranks of reform no necessarily would, snowball into a process Lately much has been said about t*e where at once? The answer is many as long and involved as that necessary to need for some sort of gun control. This is supported by nearly every proponent times. Are you going to promote control with¬ become a licensed physician or lawyer. Possibly, as an extreme, a personal inter¬ The state News, the student newspaper at Michi| ••••••••••• using statistics that show the number of sity,ri» published every clas* day throughout the Town ® out safeguarding the rights of owners? view by FBI, CIA and worst of all, IRS Week and Orientation issues in June and The Welcome crimes committed by use of firearms, or Your editorial indicates this is your stand. agents. the loss of life in X number of years due You state that owners should be licensed Steve Swiontkowski scription rales are SH per year. p to firearms. Press Intc Why does no one examine the number much as getting an operator's license Chicago, 111., graduate student Member Daily Press Associated Press. Association. I nited Associated Collegiate p Monday Night or fishing permit. Which do you mean? of times a private citizen aided police, as A driver's license may yearly cost less Press Association. Michigan Collegiate Press As Special State Student Press Ai in Flint on July 10 in the capture of three than a fishing license, but what a differ¬ Ws Each pizza order will jewelry store robbers, who I admit were armed? If this one case is given scrutiny, ence in the difficulty in getting them. Any¬ one with sufficient cash can get a fishing Public service? Second class postage paid at K.ast Lansing. Mich. 0 ; pizza entitle you to a second at no additional Kditorial and business ollices at :H7 Student we see many gun owning citizens (the license, but not everyone is qualified for NHk charge. Offer good after Michigan State I niversity. Kasl Lansing. Mich. news gave an estimate of approximately an operator's license, even though it some¬ To the Editor: 6:30 Take out orders 20, or six times the number involved in the times appears people get them out of I protest the not Included. You ma: State News' recent "public Phones: criminal activity) aiding police. Could cereal boxes from the way they drive. service" of providing advertisements to Editorial S be 21. Classified Advertising these citizens, even though willing and My point is that while some control is be signed and sent to one's congressman desirous of helping maintain peace and which advocate rigid gun control laws. If Display Advertising W\ 307 S. GRAND necessary, it is vitally important to pro¬ Business-Circulation and law have done anything but get in tect the rights of gun owners in the same it really is the goal of the State News to Open 10 AM.-2 AM. J Photographic the way without knowledge in the use of weapons? legislation that controls guns. If you pro¬ hibit some from owning weapons, by like provide a means for the average person to make his views known to the lawmak¬ ••••••••••••• Also, how many times have private token you must protect the rights of those ers, why not at least be fair about it? gun owning citizens been able to prevent you would allow ownership. Otherwise, Why not also include an advertisement a crime or apprehend a criminal while a system that is initially as difficult as get- rejecting the emotional notion that what this country needs are iron-clad gun con¬ trol laws? If only one side of the gun con¬ trol question is offered as a "public serv¬ EVER SEE A Hooray for the American Legion! ice," then naturally that side will receive more (apparent) support in the form of CANDLE To the Editor: was when the SDS convention was allowed signed advertisements. But give the en¬ to be held on campus. tire spectrum of public opinion a chance Hooray for the American Legion!! At their recent state convention, held in Lan¬ sing, these fine citizens proposed a great to But use campus now a is the time for the legislature little common sense and rid the of this menace, which is frowned to "vote" . . there may be others besides myself who reject this reactional wave of emotionalism favoring useless gun con¬ STROBE? and much needed resolution involving the upon by students, faculty, alumni, and the trol laws. terror of this University, the activities of public in general. Yes, useless. California has some of the Now Available- the S.D.S., which, I believe stands for Stu¬ In reply to the editorial which appeared most rigid gun control laws of any state dents for Destruction of Society. I would in Wednesday's State News: Students don't in the country, yet not one of them was hope that the State Legislature will act need to dissent. If they are so immature effective in stopping the assassination of Strobe Candles and favorably upon this resolution (having had that they can't accept law and order which Senator Kennedy. We don't need more gun a bill in committee since June 26) in order are imperative for society, they can leave laws, we need enforcement of already other unique gifts to maintain the well-being of the Univer¬ the University community, and quit dis- existing ones. I am not a member of the sity. gfacing the campus by their subversive NRA, but they are quite right, you know. activities and sloppy appearance. Guns don't kill people-people kill people. I hav/been disillusioned in my alma ma¬ Carole Smith John McClurkin ter once already this year-that of course, East Lansing, student wife Richmond, Virginia, graduate student when you think of cards CARD SHOP 309 E. Grand Rlvor Across From Horn* Ec. Bldg Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 29, 1968 3 titia NEWS Vatican leaves door ajar on Wkm <3^*1 Ml I ^ Ar >~OT> saiu n wuuiu ut a 1 / the eve of his expected pro- pontifical document this would be it. the world cmrr the •veekCnd »clh nr total abstinence or the rhythm nouncemerrc on birth control. But the exceptionally stiff Italian newspapers reported that bishops beyond the Vati- despite the enormous and grow¬ method of periodic abstinence reports spread in Vatican cir- secrecy maintained by Vati- now taken for granted can would be making impflr- ing pressures of recent years during the wife's fertile period. cles Sunday that Pope Paul VI can officials on the nature of tant announcements today in¬ for changes in the church birth A capsule summary of the day'* events from that the Pope would give the our wire services. would forbid general use of the document, plus rumors of world his decision today on dicated the Pope's document control ban to permit chemi- the pill by Catholic women but past weeks that the document what is clearly the most diffi- was already in the hands of cal and mechanical means of However, the hints filtering leave the door open for future would soon be issued, left little cult problem of his reign. the various national and re- contraception, the Pope would out of the Vatican pointed to changes. " gional hierarchies, ready to be insist that Catholics still are the Pope allowing the use of "If Nelson adopted my for¬ Through a curtain of strict issued to the faithful after the morally obliged to obey the some pills to make the rhythm official secrecy, hints filtering document is released here old rules. method more certain for eign policy and let me name the secretary of state and the from birth control experts in Vatican circles indicated this: Yemen ou Nearly all Vatican special- The only birth control meth- women who suffer irregularity. secretary of defense, then Vd give some serious thought to supporting him." The Pope today will issue a general "no" to chemical and mechanical means of contra¬ reported ception for most of the world's SAN'A, Yemen Pontif s * d uation which northern Yemen another means to demonstrate public support for the new lib¬ views not yet officially d.s- £ forces « faced six years ago when Saudi eral leadership. See page 1 closed, theologians of many « rJds between Dhala Arabia began sending arms nations in Rome were pre- and Lahej. north of Aden and gold to Yemen." the state¬ • Three more American planes were lost this weekend as U.S. air forces pounded North Vietnam with the heaviest air Z LT'tte Pope's stand The e*tent of the f*hting' ment said. It was a reference to the strikes in two weeks will touch off an explosion of , , which not^an was ^fday. rennrteri reported and n/hght and therf there civil war in Yemen, where the new controversy and question¬ was no mention of casualties Saudis support Yemni Royal- • American and Thai officials are holding high-level consul¬ ing. either side but the presence on ists with arms and money tations to upgrade security as a result of a recent raid on It was not even official that Udorn. See page 1 the document to be issued at a ^e army suggested the fighting Vatican news conference today wass • Fighting is reported in the newly-created nation of South would be the long awaited state- ^ _ Yemen involving the pro-governmental army forces and ment on birth control. The guard have been feuding since by A1 Shaabi against King "counter-revolutionary elements." See page 3 Vatican announcement Satur- iast March, when the army Faisal • Reports from Vatican circles have spread that the Pope | Not everyone has tried will continue the ban on general use of the pill by Catholic women, but will leave the door open for future changes in Roman Catholic birth control policies. See page 3 IF a pizza from National News • The advance forces of the Republican National Convention assembled in Miami Beach to begin work on a GOP platform. See page 1 DOMINO'S • Racial disturbances have broken out in two major U.S. cities-Gary, Ind., and Grand Rapids. Fifteen people were arrested in Gary, while a curfew was imposed on Grand Rap¬ PIZZA ids after 28 fires had broken out. See page 1 off-Campus MSU Dorms Residents CALL 1 CALL 351-8870 351-7100 203 MAC -- Downstairs 966 TROWBRIDGE ROAD tf-aAi tf-iee 8-bottie carton! PEPSI COLA We're Expanding The To cj Shop Grand River, East Lansing—Next to Campus Theater 6s © Entire summer and Transitional Quality Name Classics Must Be Sold T-tops-shells- tank tops-swim suits rain coats-suits skirts-culottes 1/2 Tom's In a loose folk bag, with one Show Tunes and the other hitched to Satiric Wit. draw string tied around He'll be at Grandmother's every weekday from 3 to 5 starting Tomorrow. OFF dresses-shifts- Grandmother's has special prices on drinks In the and the food flows too. So come-out to Grandmother's, afternoon; she's not a bad bag either. OF ORIGINAL PRICE Ker m ndas slacks SORRY - NO LAYAWAYS - OR CHARGES 3411 Michigan Ave., Lansing, Mich. Monday, July 29, 1968 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS Orioles 5-7 HALTJMJLMiK V.Daye ..until Norlnn'.s homer the ale bv Jim Price filled the bav The Urioies scoreO ulcNaTT^s three-hit pitching Tigers made only one serious es but pinch-hitter Dave Camp- run in the second inning wlfen They aodeo wo more n> ine and Frank Robinson's two-run threat That was in the fifth inn- bell struck out and Dick Mc- McNally singled, went to third fifth when Belanger and Frank homer in the first inning paced jng when walks to Don Wert Auliffe rolled into an inning- on on a Buford's double and tallied bloop single by Mark Be- Robinson scored on Powell p single off the right field wall the Baltimore Orioles to a 5-1 and Dick Tracewski and a sin- ending foreceout. triumph over Detroit Sunday and cut the Tigers' American sold out League lead to6Vfa games. Robinson's homer, following a leadoff single by Don Buford. and three hits by Boog Powell were the big blows for the Ori¬ oles, who beat Mickey Lolich for 2 S' Much to no one s surprise, grid MSU since the famous games "Poll son passes for $10 each during sophomores; Thursday, freshmen. Transfer students, the first time since May 26.1964 both the Notre Dame and Um- Bowl" game of 1966 the week preceding the Baylor graduate and undergraduate, Lolich had beaten the Orioles versity of Michigan football Ticket prices were raised game Sept. 27 will be given sophomore prior¬ nine straight times. games for the coming season from $5 to $6 this season, but As has been the case in the ity tickets The victory was the fifth in a have been sold out already MSU ticket director Bill Beard- past, tickets will be distributed On Fridays, students will be row and 13th of the season for It is It is the the eighth eighth time time in me siey said that sley tnai the me pre-season pre-scsu.. au.uC..ia each week «» students to »»«■* before u,nnrchase adiacent seats McNally, who had a shutout un¬ til main ticket office, depending seniors and graduate students; homer of the season with two gan will be playing before more For MSU's opening game Tuesday, juniors; Wednesday. upon demand. out in the ninth inning. than 100.000 fans. The game is against Syracuse Sept. 21, gen- scheduled for Oct. 16 at Mich- erai admission tickets will be Nally struck out five walked three. igan's 101,001 seat stadium. The Notre Dame game, sche- sold at 16 locations around the stadium Sales will begin at 9 BASEBALL STANDINGS duled for Oct. 26 at Spartan and the ticket price will I ewLMfatfmtrf a m Program Info. 332-6944 Striding through the forest NATIONAL LEAGUE Stadium will be the first meet- be $2. W L Pet. ing between the two teams at Students will be issued sea- DETROIT St. Louis 67 36 650 Atlanta 54 48 529 CAMPUS Baltimore Cincinnati 49 47 .510 Army Cpl. Tom Farrell (left) starts his stretch drive and heads for a new American Cleveland LAST 2 DAYS! .M. SOFTBALL Boston San Francisco 51 50 505 record of 1:16.5 for 600 meters amid the trees and the rarefied air of the Lake Oakland Chicago 52 5) 506 Tahoe Olympic training camp. Ron Whitney was second, while Ron Kutchlnskl 1:00-3:05-5:15-7:25-9:40 Philadelphia 48 51 485 Field! t:M p.m. New York 46 51 New York 49 55 471 (right) of Michigan was third* UPI Telephoto 5 Impressions - Lushwell AC 6 Vet Medicine Hatchetmen California 47 53 Pittsburgh 47 53 470 6 Jesse James Gang-Louis St. Cardinals - Los Angeles 45 57 .441 7 Owen Bombers - White Sox 7 Staff-Cabana Chicago 43 54 431 OUT FOR TWO GAMES Houston 44 58 8 Batmen Agr Econ 8 Paperbacks - Psychoties Washington 35 82 9 Number One - Rhiners 9 Good Guys - Abbot Today's Games Today's Games 10 Tonys Boys - Cameron 10 B Bellies-Dirty Old Grids San Francisco at Chicago Chicago at Oakland sidelines Minnesota at California Cincinnati at Philadelphia 12) POSITIVELY LAST 10 DAYS! CtiaiMi' New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Baltimore at Boston (21 St Louis at New York Atlanta at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Houston Surgery DETROIT 4. Professional Variety Show Featuring — Lou SATURDAY. AUGUST 3 r0:00 A.M. out to GRANDMOTHER'S, the funky soul's going to be here. 1:00 P.M. Horse Pulling — Heavy and Lightweight Prohut. Girls free: Guys, fifty cent cover after eight. Saturday afternoon for Baby Huey . . . $1.00. 3:00 P.M. Sky Diving Exhibitions Gen. Adm. $.75 Saturday night for Baby Huey . . . $1.50. Continuous music from Baby Huey, and the In¬ WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 7:45 P.M. Sky Diving Exhibitions or coupon spirations on Saturday. 8:00 P.M. Auto Demolition Derby, 4-H and Open Class Exhibits BOX OFFICE HOURS: 9-5:30. SHOW NIGHTS 9-9 P.M. Special Attraction Dally — Afternoon and Evening PHONE 355-0148 « THE WIRENGARDS Aerial Act DEMONSTRATION HALL W. G. Wade Midway Monday Noon thru Saturday night Michigan State University Department of Theatre Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 29, 1968 5 State News State New* Classified Summer Want-Adables Make Life Easier For Someone Else, Classified 355-8255 355-8255 Call 355-8255 To Place Your Want Ad. Lost & Found The State News does not Employment For Rent For Rent For Sale permit racial or religious EXPERIENCED PRODUCTION Weld¬ SECOND HALF AVONDALE COTTAGE Apartment TRIUMPH, 1968, Tiger competition-- FOUND: FEMALE Tiger c»».-Spar- - One girl-Cedar discrimination In its ad¬ 500 cc. Still on warranty Best oVer tan Village Owner call, 355-2982 ers - nights or days. Apply in per¬ Village $50 'til September 351- one-bedroom furnished $130 per 3-7/31 vertising columns. The son THOR FABRICATORS, 511 72M 3-7/26 month, includes utilities. No lease $1,000. Dyna P A S. 3 pre-amp - $70 State News will not accept VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Wrecked! For North Cedar. Lansing 10-8/7 10 foot hydroplane. Mercury, acces¬ required - Call 351-9440, days, or LOST: ORANGE print silk scarf be¬ sale-parts or whole Engine needs sories. Best offer Piranha, aquari¬ advertising which discrim¬ Cedar Greens Apts. 332-7080, evenings. 5-7/29 valves 339-8605 3-7/SO NURSES All registered nurses um $60. Roger. 355-6261 S-7/30 tween Bogue and Haslett Streets • AUTOMOTIVE inates against religion, Please return! 351-0773 S-»/l interested in applying for a position • EMPLOYMENT Summer Rentals Only DIAMOND BARGAIN Wedding and race, color or national or¬ VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Red Excellent in EDWARD W SPARROW HOSPI¬ • FOR RENT igin. condition New tires Radio. $750 TAL CARDIAC CARE UNIT are in¬ Air Conditioning — Pool engagement ring sets Save fifty per 627-4326 days. 488-3751. vited to attend a film introducing the cent - or more Large selection of • FOR SALE or ext Luxury 1 Bdrm. Units CAPITOL NEAR studio for CARDIAC CARE NURSE S ROLE - •hen On plain and fancy diamonds $25-$150 GLAMOUR, MONEY and excitement • LOST & FOUND WILCOX SECOND-HAND STORE 509 • PERSONAL September 11th. 1968. at 1:30 p.m in Room 207 South Opportunity to ob¬ 351-8631 Phone 372-4583 East Michigan 485-4391 C can be yours with Viviane Woodard VOLKSWAGEN GHIA 1966 perfecl 5-7/30 Cosmetics Free make-up instruc¬ • PEANUTS PERSONAL pussycat AM-FM Tag-A-Long trail tain information about positions in CAMPUS NEAR: 227 Bogue One girl TAPE RECORDER UHAR 4 000 L tions IV 54351 C er 351-5087 5-7/31 the Unit and1 the orientation program to share for balance of summer • REAL ESTATE will also be 2-7/30 report Great research tool 60 per presented. Small one-bedroom furnished apart¬ ELECT DONALD MILLER candi¬ • SERVICE FAIR LANE CONVERTIBLE 1966 V-8 cent off. 487-5177 3-7/31 ment. carpeted $75 Phone EAST LANSING, new duplex Three date for Ingham County Supervisor • TRANSPORTATION standard Blue with white top Call GIRL OR i hour daily le 5922 5-7/29 District Seven. 5-7/29 after 5pm. OL 5-2473 1-7/29 bedroom, lVk baths, appliances, com¬ • WANTED FRANCIS AVIATION So easy to before breakfast to help wife of pletely carpeted Large yard No FALCON 1964 34.500 miles, snow learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE! retired professor Near cent* of Burcham Drive. New WHERE THE GIRLS ARE! They're - Okemos. After September 2. »»/ reading the "Personal" column in Special $5 00 offer 484-1324 C deluxe furnished three man. DEADLINE week Phine 337-2731 2-7/29 today's Classified Ads. Try it now! Air-conditioned, laundry, NEEDED: ONE man $40 month 1 P.M. one class day be¬ BABYSITTER AUGUST through Sep^ parking, storage. Phone Mrs. Near SETTING UP an aquarium'' I have FORD 1956 Two doo Dagwoods 314 South Detroit extra seaweek free Call 337-9944- fore publication. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kala¬ tember One child Five days, 8-5 Addams, 484-1579, days: Street 5-8/1 ANTIQUE CLOCK, valuable $500 Ask for Jonathan 3-7/31 mazoo Street-Since 1940 Complete pm Call after 5 pm 3554)879 Evenings, 372-5767 or 489- cash Call 676-2547 or 107 North Cancellations - 12 noon one 3-7/29 class day before publica¬ auto painting and collision servioe. 1656. FOUR BEDROOM FURNISHED Park Jefferson, Mason 1-7/29 American and foreign cars IV5- ing. Available in September Call Peanuts Personal tion. LAKE LANSING Furnished except 0856 C 372-5997 3-7/30 lights Clean, close to bus and stores. DEAR JOHN - Your spaghetti is ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call KALA¬ $135 FE 9-8295 5-7/31 NOW RENTING for fall One. two. due at the library Tuesday Only 15c. PHONE MAZOO STREET BODY SHOP Small three-bedroom furnished houses "NATIONAL" GUITAR - Six months 1-7/29 dents to large wrecks American and EAST SIDE - $90 for second half Lease, deposit required 351-5696 old Includes case Reasonable. Call 355-8255 foreign cars Guaranteed work. 482- term One-bedroom furnished. 337- 5-7 <29 GET YOUR MESSAGE ACROSS! Spell MUSTANG. 1967 -Six cylinder. , three- 0409 4-7/30 after5p m ,351-6433 3-7/29 1286 2628 East Kalamazoo C it out with a "PEANUTS PERSONAL' speed. good condition 11.61)0 372- TV RENTALS for students Low eco¬ HASLETT TWO-Bedroom duplex type Classified Ad. Come in today. Roo.n RATES 3694 3-7/29 MEL'S AUTO SERVICE Large or nomical rates by the term or month. NEWLY MARRIED? Completely carpeted including kitch¬ 346 Student Services. small we do them all. 1108 East UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS 484 en and bath. Appliances furnished I DAY $1.50 MUSTANG 1966 Three-speed, Grand River 332-3255 C TANGLEWOOD $140 month plus utilities. Avail¬ green with black interior, new clutch Real Estate 3 DAYS $3.00 able September I Drive by 5874 and battery $1,050 351-0176 3-7/29 TV RENTALS for students $9.00 APARTMENTS Okemos-Haslett Road Call GOVAN GARAGE SALE Saturday-Thursday 5 DAYS $5,00 1 Bdrm,, unfur., from 119.50 317 John R Near Hagadorn. Cloth¬ OKEMOS -- SHAWNEE TRAIL Three- MUSTANG 1965 four-speed. Excel¬ MANAGEMENT, 351-7910 After 5 bedroom brick, modern kitchen, fire¬ 2 Bdrm., unfur., from 139.50 ing, household 3-7/30 (based on 10 words per ad) lent condition. Take over payments p.m.. 332-0091 O Scooters & Cycles 351-7880 place Lot 110' x 160' Half block to Over 10,15tf per word per day of *46 80 per month Phone Cred¬ school Call Franklin DeKleine. IV EAST LANSING - Lovely home One- it Manager. 489-2379 O AUTHENTIC DEALER for Yamaha 5-7226, residence, 337-2175. OKEMOS THREE rooms am bedroom, living and dining rooms, PORTER REALTY COMPANY, Real¬ There will be a 50$ service OLDSMOBILE 1966 F-85 Deluxe Triumph, and BMW. Complete line Air-conditioned Ground flooi stove, refrigerator, lovely bath, new tors. 6-7/31 and bookkeeping charge if of parts, accessories, leather goods, nished. all utilities paid. 332-4950 Excellent condition Tape Phone LOVELY FURNISHED studio apart¬ carpeting, basement, fireplace, porch, this ad is not paid within and helmets '-i mile south of 1-96 355-7467. 8-5 p.m. 3-7/31 ment - available July 26 Across yard, garage - $160. all utilities on South Cedar SHEP'S MOTORS OKEMOS - INDIAN HILLS Three- one week. from campus 351-5696 5-7/29 paid Upper: one bedroom, bath, and Phone 694-6621 C LANSING. SOUTH: Three and bedroom charming home on a large OLDSMOBILE -- 1965 98 converti¬ rooms large paneled dormer Private en¬ bath, shaded corner lot. Every detail of ble. yellow with white interior, full CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS unfur^-i..,#pt) kitchen trance Two people $110, utilities The State News will be power 81,700 489-6266 5-7,-30 1664 East Grand River, east of Private. cleRfcN L wuple. Util¬ included 1641 Coolidge Road Call this home has had one-ownership care For a private showing or more responsible only for the ities paid $86 month 485-6133 337-2407 3-7.29 SIAMESE SEALPOINT, female, Hagadorn One and two bedrooms 5-7/30, ten information, call "Tomi" Raines. first day's incorrect inser¬ OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Supreme from $135 per month Swimming months. Vaccinated. Very docile. Convertible 1967 Blue-green, white EAST LANSING Three-bedrooms. 3-7/30 337-0021 JIM WALTER REALTY, pool Now accepting fall 1968 appli¬ $20 351-4874 - tion. top Low mileage Power steering and cations 332-5330 O Realtor. 372-6770 5-8/2 brakes, plus other accessories Must NORTHWIND sell for $2,195 882-2329 5-7/30 BRAND NEW furnished deluxe one- completely carpeted, nice yard $200 LAKE LANSING large four bedroom bedroom. Ideal for two people Love¬ FARMS 1659 Haslett Call GOVAN MAN¬ older home near the Dells Ideal KAWASAKI - 1968 350SS Scran OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1964 Ex ly home for newly-weds. 332-3135 AGEMENT. 3517910 After 5 p m for students Can be purchased Faculty Apartments on a cellent condition Extras included 332-0421 land contract for $2000 down and $150 BRITTANY SPANIEL puppies 11 BUICK 1*63 La Sabre convertible 372-4940. after6 p.m. 3-7/30 351-7880 weeks AKC Excellent pedigree Call per month Call "Tomi" Raines 337- Power steering, power top. real 0021 JIM WALTER REALTY. Real¬ TRIUMPH 1965 TR-6. Fantastically ONE GIRL for second session. Also, Rooms 393 0009 3-7/31 good condition 351-7700 6-8/2 PONTIAC CATALINA 1966 convert¬ ONE GIRL, fall, new Cedar Village tor, 372-6770 5-8/2 clean, stock, must see to believe! girls for fall Four blocks from cam¬ Year lease ible Dark green, white top Power Sally Nash, Detroit Best offer Call 4854)576. after pus 332-0143 3-7/30 CHEVAN 1965 Complete with seats brakes and steering One owner, very Baptist Camp. Lapeer 3-7/30 Windows around. Heavy duty springs clean. $1,695 Phone 676-5090 3-7/29 5p.m. 5-7/29 AIRPLANE: 1947 CESSNA; 90 and clutch Over-sized tires. Radio Now NEAR UNION, men, singles or doubles. LOST: ORANGE print silk scarf be¬ h.p.. Jump Seat, New Trim, and heater Real good condition. TRIUMPH 500 CC Scrambler T 100 C. leaasing for September— PONTIAC CATALINA Convertible Excellent condition. 1967. many ex Lounge and T V areas, kitchen, part¬ tween Bogue and Haslett Streets. New Prop, Hangared,SHARP »1,395 487-0601 5-8/1 from >55 per person. 2 blocks 1964 Red with white top. Power tras 393-0148 5-7/29 ing See Bob at 215 Evergreen 10-8/6 Please return! 351-0773 S-7/31 ■—$2490. steering and brakes Automatic. from Union - walk to Campus. UPPER ONE bedroom apartment. CHEVROLET 1965 Impala Coupe MEN'S DOUBLE Clean, cool, private New tires, brakes. Good condition Come see the truly cleanest & Furnished, clean Married couple. MOBILE HOMES MOVE FAST when Air-conditioned, stereo, reasonable Call 48SH318 after 5:30 p.m. 3-7/29 entrance, parking, refrigerator Avail¬ FALCON, 1967: Six, Two Only $795. Call 355-8297. Mon¬ quietest building in East Lan¬ you advertise in Classified For an price. 351-6813 5-8/1 able second session 332-4709 3-7/29 action-getting ad. dial 355-8255 how! Door, Stick Shift, Low Mile¬ day - Friday 8-5 p.m. S sing. Model available I Of¬ NEED FOURTH girl for second ses¬ age, FINE CONDITION — CHEVROLET 1962. one Michigan fice open 8:30-5 p.m. Man¬ sion with option for Fall 351- MEN-SINGLE $16 Double $8 151 winter. Transistor ignition, tach¬ Lost & Found $1295. ager 5-8 p.m. or Call 351-7910 8849 3-7/29 Bogue Street Farmhouse Fraternity ometer 8300 337-2273 3-7/29 See Tom Braford after 5 p.m after 5 351-4060. 5-7 31 CAMPUS NEAR: 227 Bogue One REWARD OF $5 for the return of bill¬ OORVAIR MONZA - 1961. Excellent STATION WAGON 1965 Ford V-8 male to share for balance of sum¬ ROOMS and apartments UNIVERSITY VILLA Male. Clean, condition. Best offer over $150. automatic, new batterv Real clean Employment mer. Small one-bedroom furnished quiet, cooking, parking, supervised fold and contents to Mrs Niff. Call 355-4216 and leave mes¬ Bernice CALL: 351-5323 Call Don. 332 3964 3-7/29 Call 485-1957 3-7/31 & BEAL APT. apartment, carpeted. $75 Phone Close in 487-5753 485 8836 O TEMPORARY WORK available or sage Hoasalie Budzinski. 3-7/31 489-5922 5-7/29 mailing room operations August 8 Govan Management1 to September 8. day or night shift For Sale FALL HOUSING for three or more PENTON single students, now available Com¬ BICYCLE SALES and service Also Apartment pletely furnished, all utilities paid used EAST LANSING CYCLE. 1215 SECRETARY - RECEPTIONIST ex East Grand River Call 332-8308 cellent in typing, grammar and spell¬ Call NEJAC today. 337-1300 C ing. shorthand desired, neat appear¬ SIX DAY LUXURY TWO-man Nine month ance 332-8444 3-7/31 SINGLE lease Fall occupancy IV 9-9651. BED - Springs, mattress, MALE STUDENTS 18-25 Full and 351-0327 Marigold Apartments 5-8/2 wrought-iron headboard After 6pm 482-1893 Store part time openings Call 393-5660 5.7/30 1:30-5 p.m. C APARTMENT FOR rent $85 per month Call 355 6465. after 7 p.m BRAND NEW Encyclopedia Interna¬ tional, Book of Knowledge. Popular Science. Basic Home Library and Webster's Dictionary 355-1151 3-7/30 RICHWOOD APARTMENTS. Brand new The diversification of our business provides you with one- MEN — WOMEN NORTHWIND - ONE to three girls one and two-bedroom apartments needed beginning fall 1968 351- with G.E. appliances. For immedi¬ SPANISH FOOD stop service to satisfy YOUR living requirements. Encyclopedia Britannica now hiring. 0522 5-7/30 ate occupancy. Furnished or unfur¬ Part time $350 month. Full time $800 nished Phone 351-0450. 339-8022, If you meet our qualifi WILLIAMSTON - LARGE one-bed¬ or 882-5362 8-8/2 If you are investigating apartment living, a visit or call room. furnished apartment $100 SHAHEEN'S FAMILY to our office definitely can eliminate the "legwork" of month, including utilities. Adults FOOD FAIR apartment-hunting. 332-0993 10-8/7 1001 W Saginaw 485-4089 Michigan Bankard Welcome New Automobiles For Rent EYDEAL VILLA APARTMENTS EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT CO. Now accepting leases for year begin¬ BY THE ning September. 1968 Two-bedroom apartments for $240. month Swim¬ ming pool. G.E Appliances, gar¬ 351-7880 "BUILT TO WIN IN THE DIRT" Day-Week-Month-Year bage disposal, furnished for four- man or five-man Call 351-4275 after 745 Burcham Drive Apt. 2 STOP IN OR CALL 337-2621 for Eden Roc Call 351- aHHQS OQSS Jack Piner's Sport & Cycle SELECT LEASING ig fall. 5-7/29 CROSSWORD POZZLE1 nan 2H1QE0EJ HSBE1B PRINCE HscaiaraHHH 4628 N. EAST ST. (U.S. 27) LANSING 1301 £. Grand River Ave. EX. 24. Poisonous fly TEXACO ACROSS 26. Scenario iinran HSHQ HH 30. Commercial rafsafflE as HUG 1. Loiterer 31. Accost araraaui ansn Place Your Students... it's your move 7. Lady's title 32. Climbing vine 12. Lizard 34. Posed for a asnra Hnmnra 13. Pretext portrait SJ1H QO HRdHH PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD * Northwind combines elegance, service and location at a 14. Allurements 15. Breed of cattle 37. A necdotagc 38. Anglo-Saxon H0 HSSE raaao HnHHHSHBl RSB price you can afford to pay. 16. Anguillae Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. * Northwind has more parking spaces per apartment than king aHHHE SBHHlSra 17. That girl 39. Machete STATE NEWS will bill you later. any other apartment complex. Credit card coverage and 25% 19. Flightless 40. Important radon Eraaas * Northwind is ideally located across from the Coral Gables more contents protection for bird 42. Theater $ DLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE home owners at no extra cost. and next to Yankee Stadium. 20. Hindrance district Only at State Farm ... number * Rentals at $250 per month for 12 month lease; 9 month one jn homeowners insurance, 21. "The Lion" 44. Growing out D0WN 3. leases now available. with rates lower than most. 22. Rude child 45. Whine Culpability I can give you 23. Syllable of the 46. Intermissions 1. Slander 4. Chatters king size home¬ scale 47. Penetrates 2. Co-operate 5. Adjective owners coverage suffix ADDITIONAL NORTHWIND FEATURES and probably 9 10 it 6. Chin, civet z 3 W 5 b Consecutive Dates to Run • Air Conditioning • Wall to Wall Carpeting save you money. VA 7. Manufactured ir ir 8. Malt brew V/s . • Dishwashers • 2 Bedrooms In Each Apt. 9. Amuse Heading • Garbage Disposals • Beautiful Front Lawn on River iT" ir 10. Serpents Print Ad Here: V/, 11. Small sr i7~ is W 18. Boiling Reserve your apartment today 21. Truncate sr 21 2T 22. Foundation 23. Yellow ocher 23 S~ K 25. Utter Z7 29 29 w 26. Youth Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. IT I, n~ fr a i Ss . 27. 28. Boxer Lariats 29. Stannum 10 Words or Less: 1 day - $1.50 3 days - $3.00 5 days $5.00 sr 39 39 33. Stanza Over 10 Words Add* 15* per word 40£ per word - 60tf per word For more Information contact: JIM RYAN GEO. TOBIN sr % 41 v~ w ! 34. Unravel NORTHWIND MANAGEMENT RYAN & TOBIN 35. Modify a □ □ 2771 NORTHWIND DRIVE INSURANCE w W 36. Implements EAST LANSING 38. Fr. islands Mail to: Michigan State News 339 MORGAN LANE 39. Worms 346 Student Services Bldg. FRANDOR w w 41.Siaiii.coin MSU East Lansing, Mich. 337-0636 Days 337-0273 Nlghtt 351-0050 - - r - 43. RoadhouM Monday, July 29, 1968 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Only MinutesFrom MSU Service Liinlmile shown at exhibit Monday Evening Special rows THE TIME TO SELL musical » ' ' '' ■ \irV sculpture in the war-shattered Hall's Nine Number Two* is iiuiiun , * COVENTRY, England (AP> - . a metal grid with angle frames ruins of Coventry Cathedral ■ CUuified Ad Dial «6- College students took part set in a square on the floor There are fringe benefits galore in briefly in an exhibition of mod¬ ern British sculpture here by and decided they could do bet¬ ter. The minimal catalogue says: ground plane struc¬ "His Spaghetti mobile home living. Check today's smuggling in a load of junk They collected pieces of tures are essentially about CUuified Ads for one to suit your amid works by Henry Moore scrap metal and old car en¬ space." Visitors said it looked All you and other masters. gines from rubbish dumps and like "an old bedstead" or "a assembled them in a wigwam- can eat Students at Coventry's Col¬ setting for concrete. " NEHRU JACKETS, all styles, any shaped structure amid the Hen¬ material, custom-made S51-4348 lege of Technology took one Bernard Schottlander has 3-7/28 look at the ironware being as¬ ry Moores and Barbara Hep- contributed a bright orange worths. '1.50 sembled in what was billed "Box Section" of rolled steel, The students got away with MATH TUTORING - High school or as the most representative ex¬ two tons of it, shaped into the (2.00 hour 353-7918 it until an interested American college per hibition of modern British letters "W" and "U". S-7/2S visitor asked why the wigwam- Ralph Brown shows "Conflu¬ shaped form was not in the ence," a metal abstract de- Including a tossed salad, DIAPER SERVICE - Diaperene Ai* tiseptic Process approved by Doc¬ catalogue After a quick check, Henry picting man in tortured poses tors. Same Diapers returned all Acting tryouts stewards hauled the junk away his Japanese friend Yoko Ono, The works include "reclining figure"--a Viewers said it looked like rolls and butter, Monday times Yours or Ours Baby Clothes What of other legitimate "ex- is probably the most contro- Moore washed free. No deposit AMERICAN artistic display that dominates the misshaped foot of a mon- nights 5 p.m. till 10 DIAPER SERVICE 914 East Gter set for tonight hjbits in the show? versial ever metal torso the display ster or a mass of bodies. Street - Phone 4C-0SM C "Just like bits of metal staged here. Walk Colin Lovatt, a young Coven¬ E A golden opportunity for ac¬ from an aircraft wreckage,' The display of works in "Four Square njoy the n ation's critic said bronze castings, rolled steel, Through" by Barbara Hep- try artist, called the exhibit finest at tors, hopeful or otherwise, is be¬ one fluorescent plastic and other worth seems to have five "utter rubbish" and claimed ing offere