Thursday Friendship MICHIGAN Partly sunny STATE NEWS ... . . . . . . and cooler with high of needs no words-it is soli- delivered STATE 75 and 10 per cent chance of from^the anguish • IVW rfrin. Tomorrow will be sonny Fast Lansing, Michigan Vol. 61 Number 32 'U'employes settlement 10 area youths arraigned seen Aug. on pot,' LSD charges demic « By JIM SCHAEFER State News Staff Writer Representatives from both the nonaca- employes union and the University the arrested were charged with the released a joint statement Wednesday seven onstration in the Administration Bldg. By JOHN DOMBLES which said a "settlement satisfactory to the sale of marijuana, one with possession which then led to arrests of demonstra¬ State News Staff Writer union's and selling and two with the sale of LSD. membership" can be achieved Ten Lansing area youths, three of them tors during finals week. at the next session between the bargain¬ Arrested on charges of the sale of LSD A motion to adjourn the jury trial of juveniles, were arraigned on charges of were Stephen C. Kirtland. 19. 424 S. ing parties on Aug. 5. Clip- the 18 persons arrested in that June 5 dem¬ selling marijuana or LSD Wednesday in The statement also said that while "sub¬ pert St., and Richard C. Harriss, 17. 3456 onstration at the Administration Build¬ the East Lansing Municipal Court. stantial progress" has been made in the ne¬ Lake Lansing Road. ing was refused by Justice George J. Hut- East Lansing Police said that four of ter Wednesday at the Lansing Township gotiations. the old contract has been ex¬ Arraigned on two counts of possession Justice Court. tended until noon, Aug. 7. and sale of marijuana was Charles M. The statement, released by Hubert Hill, Defense Attorney Benjamin Gibson Fink, 20, 400 Gunson St president of MSU local 1585 and Leonard said Hutter refused the motion because of Viefs reje Arrested marijuana on charges for the sale of were Robert B. Ashman, 19. the difficulty in rearranging the court schedule. Glander, director of personnel, said, "the negotiating committees met on July 30, and 116 N. Clemens St.; Kenneth A. Carlisle. both parties feel that substantial progress Gibson said he made the motion be¬ 18. 361 Bailey St.; Connie Lee Comstock. has been made But sbme unresolved mat¬ reciprocity 19. 116 N. Clemens; and John Peter Miller. 19. 306 BealSt. cause of the inconvenience the trial would cause for some of the defendants and witnesses, some of whom live out of Marijuana arrests ters have to be contract has negotiated yet, been so extended until the union noon Municipal Judge William K Harmon Bob Ashman, 19, 116 N. Clemens, Lansing, and Connie Comstock, Aug. 7. state and must return for the trial, and bomb set bail at $5,000 for those arrested on the "Another meeting has been scheduled full LSD charges and $10,000 for of the marijuana charges. those accused because of other affairs which have in¬ terfered with his defense preparation. 19, same address, are taken by police Into the East Lansing Po¬ lice Station where they were charged with selling marl|uana. Ten with the union Aug. 5," the statement said. "Both the union and University feel that The trial for the sit-in arrests is sched¬ persons In all were arrested by police Wednesday and charged with a settlement satisfactory to the union's PARIS (AP) - North Vietnamese dele¬ Harmon also set an examination date of uled to begin Aug. 12 at the Ingham County the sale of marijuana or LSD. Courthouse in Mason membership can be achieved at this meet¬ gates attacked Secretary of State Dean Sept. 17 to decide if there is reasonable State News Photo by Mike Marhanka Rusk Wednesday for asking them to say ing. evidence to believe that the people ar¬ "The union and University have mu¬ what North Vietnam would do if the Unit¬ raigned had committed a crime. tually agreed that if ratification meetings ed States stopped bombing it. The series of narcotics raids in Lan¬ of the contract by the membership are Ambassador Ha Van Lau substituted for sing, East Lansing and Holt. Wednesday, LBJ criticizes N. held on campus during working hours, a ailing Minister Xuan Thuy in the stale¬ mated Paris peace talks. "Once again." Lau said, "we completely reject the extremely absurd U.S. demand for 'reciprocity' and resolutely oppose the was the termination of about two months of investigation. East Lansing police said. The arrests were made by Michigan State Police in cooperation with East Lansing and campus police. Viets, larger representative group of the mem¬ bership would attend them. "Therefore, the union has scheduled two such ratification meetings to be held at 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. in the auditorium steel firms' price hikes - warlike and aggressive stand of Mr Dean Unable to post bond as of Wednesday of Anthony Hall on Aug. 6 Rusk, who is going against the aspirations afternoon, the seven were transferred to "All employes who are members of the for peace of the American people and the the Ingham County Jail in Mason The union will be excused from work to at¬ peoples of the world. " juveniles remained in the custody of the tend one or the other of the meetings- U.S. Ambassador W. Averell Harriman East Lansing Police's Youth Bureau WASHINGTON (AP > - President John¬ North Vietnam has not reduced its mili¬ We estimate even more will come except the few employes required for es¬ countered with a plea to the North Viet¬ About 20 demonstrators were waiting held an impromptu news conference in August," he said. sential services." namese to leave Laos alone. Laos is the outside of the East Lansing Jail to give son tary actions. Instead, he said, it has sent an estima¬ The nation's two biggest steelmakers - The union membership had unanimous little country that lies on the western bor¬ Wednesday where he decried steel price support to the youths who were being increases and stated that if a Communist ted record number of 30.000 infiltrators into U.S. Steel Corp. and Bethlehem Steel ly voted down the University's proposed der of North Vietnam. The main land transferred. Some of the demonstrators Vietnam offensive is launched in the South Vietnam in July Corp. - announced price hikes Wednes¬ labor package tentatively approved by the supply line of the North Vietnamese to were members of the Student Liberation South it is possible the United States Grimly, the President said that the day and President Johnson denounced their troops in the south-the Ho Chi Minh Alliance, wfcch was formed to protest the 1 will "have to consider additional mili¬ number of North Vietnamese entering Bethlehem's across the board hike as (please turn to page 7) Trail-runs through eastern Laotian terri¬ narcotic raids which occurred early last South Vietnam now is greater than at any "unreasonable." tory. June. tary measures " He The President added that Bethlehem's Harriman challenged Lau to go with him The June narcotic raid sparked a dem¬ expressed disappointment that other time. action, the first general price boost since to Laos and talk with refugees and cap¬ President Kennedy's dramatic price bat¬ tured North Vietnamese soldiers, in or¬ tle with the steel industry in 1962, "just HHH in Detroit der to see whether North Vietnam is vio¬ should not be permitted to stand." lating Laotian territory. There was no indication of progress EXTEND TALKS He did not mention U.S. Steel at an impromptu news conference in Washing¬ Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey toward stopping the war. will campaign in Detroit Friday. ton. He said under questioning he was in¬ He will arrive at 9:45 "There is nothing new I can report a.m. at Metro Soviets, Czechs hit snag terested in the across the board aspect today." Harriman told reporters as he left Airport then proceed to St. Clair Shores. which he said could affect the whole The Presidential hopeful will dedicate the conference center Wednesday after range of products made of steel the Chapaton Pumping Station and Re¬ the 15th session of the talks. Johnson said the boosts could lead to tention Basin and is expected to deliver The U.S. delegation released a statement PRAGUE (APi - - An apparent last- last six months has stirred Moscow's ire, a price increase of $500 million to the a major address. by Harriman asserting that North Viet¬ minute snag sent Soviet and Czechoslo¬ visited Brezhnev on the train during a American consumer and voiced hope namese troops now constitute more than 70 Humphrey will attend two functions of vak leaders into conference again Wed¬ lunch break in the conference proceedings "other steel companies will not join this the Michigan Register and Vote Cam¬ per cent of the enemy main force military nesday night after what had been thought The sources said the talks would con¬ The nature of Brezhnev's illness was parade units in South Vietnam,^s compared with paign, the first at 6 p.m. at the Edward the closing session of summit talks on tinue into Thursday. not disclosed Informants said, however, "American consumers are now threat¬ J. Jeffries housing project, and at 9:20 25 per cent in 1965 Czechoslovakia's future. The unexpected resumption came after they understood it was nothing serious. ened by a price increase of $6 million a North Vietnam, Harriman. said, has the p.m. at a Cobo Arena Concert given by There were speculation difficulties devel¬ Czechoslovak news media had already pre¬ A report in Vienna, capital of neighbor¬ year directly out of their pockets and Frank Sinatra, Trini Lopez and Pat Henry. equivalent of eight divisions either in or oped over the wording of the communique pared but not published stories announc¬ ing Austria, said he had suffered a spell (please turn to page 7) threatening South Vietnam's northern the results of Moscow's efforts to of faintness. on ing the end of the talks just after 4 p.m. provinces. In the central region of the south, he said, the equivalent of three swing the liberal-minded Czechoslovaks There was a rumor in Moscow some back to orthodox communism Newsmen at the conference scene at perfor North Vietnamese divisions base them¬ Cierna in East Slovakia were told to go to years ago that he had a heart attack. Reagan Informed sources said Soviet Commu- selves on supply depots in Laos. a news conference in the town on the So¬ He was reported to have had a bout with viet border at 7 p.m.. but when they went influenza in early June But he has ap¬ there they found it had been cancelled peared to enjoy generally good health pseudo since he succeeded Nikita S. Khrushchev Senate explanation for the There was no re¬ vote versal. as 1964. chief of the Soviet party in October as n Qualified sources said the stocky. 61- Indications were that Brezhnev's in¬ Klein said Nixon is looking for an able year-old secretary-general of the Soviet MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP > - California's campaigner who would be qualified to delayed disposition had no effect on the duration to Communist party stayed aboard the So¬ of the talks, which opened Monday with Ronald Reagan performed in Miami Beach succeed to the White House if necessary. viet special train at the conference site, members of the Soviet Politburo and the Wednesday, acting like the presidential WASHINGTON (AP) -- Action on Pres¬ in support of the nominations, said after the Slovak village of Cierna. a mile from the Russian frontier. Czechoslovak presidium as the main an¬ candidate he said he is not-and confid¬ ing that Republican supporters are o he showed up for Wednesday's commit¬ tagonists. They had been generally expec¬ ident Johnson's Supreme Court nomina¬ Alexander Dubcek. the Czechoslovak "springing up around the country " tions was delayed by the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday until some time in tee meeting that he foresees hard going party chief whose reform program over the ted to wind up Wednesday came about 4 p.m. of While political proxies argued the causes Republican front-runner Richard M. GOP heads September. Nixon and campaigning challenger Nelson A meeting called by Chairman James O. Eastland, D-Miss., failed to produce a quo¬ A Rockefeller. Reagan plowed through crowds in the lobby of the Fontainebleau call crusade rum of the 16-member committee. Only Hotel, talked with Florida delegates to the five senators showed up. Eastland said he would not have another attempt to GOP national convention, and insisted he would not solicit the presidential nomina¬ tion. against crime meeting until Congress re¬ MIAMI BEACH, Fla (AP)--Richard turns after Labor Day from a recess for "This movement has come from other M. Nixon called for a "militant crusade the Republican and Democratic national people," he said. "I myself would not against crime" Wednesday and two other conventions. seek the nomination from my party as a big GOP guns, Ronald Reagan and John On June 26, Johnson nominated Su¬ .newly elected governor of California " V. Lindsay, joined in a bombardment of preme Court Justice Abe Fortas to suc¬ At a news conference, Reagan recited the Administration's anticrime record. ceed the retiring Chief Justice Earl War¬ his political litany: he is a favorite son The former vice president sent a ren. Johnson also nominated another old candidate from California, he is not ac¬ special message to the Republican Plat¬ friend. U.S. Circuit Court Judge Homer tively pursuing the nomination, but if the form Committee hearings declaring that Thornberry, to take Fortas's place as delegates want to consider him, that is the party has a duty to "re-establish an associate justice. their decision. And Reagan said no man domestic peace-to restore freedom from could refuse to serve if summoned. fear to the American people." Warren's resignation has been accepted "I think he would have to accept," the Neither the poor nor the rich are above by the President effective upon Senate confirmation of a successor. Unless For¬ governor said. "That's a responsibility of the law, Nixon added, saying: "Poverty, tas is confirmed, there will be no vacancy citizenship." despair, anger, past wrongs can no for Thornberry to fill. Reagan political lieutenants seemed longer be allowed to excuse or justify The Judiciary Committee complete to be taking this responsibility quite seri¬ violence or crime or lawlessness." nine days of hearings on the nominations ously. One of them estimated that the The day's hearings underscored some July 23, but an attempt to report Fortas's Californian now has 180 to 200 delegates on predictions that crime in the nation's nomination his side, and said Reagan will decline no streets may be made the GOP's biggest favorably a week ago was blocked by Sen. John L. McClellan, D- invitation to address delegate caucuses campaign issue, outranking Vietnam and Ark. in advance of the convention. That is poverty. standard procedure for a man hunting sup¬ New York's Mayor Lindsay hit at Further delaying tactics in the commit¬ port. crime in his personal platform hearing tee are possible when Congress returns for a post conventions session, and the nomi¬ Top level talks Herbert G. Klein, Nixon's top man, spokes¬ announced that his candidate is ac¬ appearance. California hit it even Gov. Ronald Reagan of harder-and got the nations also are threatened by a filibuster Soviet and Czech leaders met In the second day of summit talks In the small railway village of Cierna biggest applause to date of the precon- ' in the Senate itself. tively soliciting the opinions of party lead¬ vention hearings. Sen. George A. Nad Tlsou. The group Includes Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev, Premier Alexel Kosy- ers as to who would make his best vice Smathers, D-Fla the . gln and Czech Communist Party chief Alexander Dubcek. UPI Telephoto presidential running mate. (please turn to page 7) only southern senator who has spoken out Edward A. Brill editor •in-chief Jame* S. Cranelli, managing edit) MICHIGAN Trinka Cline, campus editor Jerry Pa nkhurst, editorial editor STATE NEWS Stan Eichelbaum, advertising manager Tom Brown, sports editor y •-'♦••V" T.&tT'*?' *w': • # Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for Thursday Morning, August 1,1968 outstanding journalism. EDITORIAL Ending election broad and definitive party plat¬ y Gusts of hot air will be blow¬ form. ing into two of the nation's cit¬ After the nomination is ies in August -- Miami Beach made, the party could then pre¬ the 5th and Chicago the 26th. pare an even more structured The hot air will exude from platform incorporating the pol¬ those delegates to the Repub¬ icies of the nominee. Thus, lican and Democratic primar¬ from the pre-convention cam¬ ies (funny hats and all) who paign through the convention are beset with the task of draw¬ and right up to election day, ing up a platform for their re¬ the electorate has a guideline spective party. to direct its vote. This election year, like every This hasn't been a very fun¬ election year since George ny year so far. And the disaster Washington captured the hearts that may result from a house and minds of the Federalist divided is ample proof that element, has been marked by 1968 is not the year for avoid¬ oral diarrhea. Sometimes this ing major issues in the name 'See you same time tomorrow, Mrs. Olsen!' the two top contenders from forms have been meaningless is a lot of fun -- election year of political unity. each party have markedly dif¬ at best. If you don't believe it, „7he Editors verbiage and hijinks have ferent views on at least the listen to this bit of newpoli- provided fertile ground for the Vietnam war. tikspeak from a platform drawn wry pokes of political satir¬ up in 1964: ists and cartoonists. The Republican party is "It is a high mission of gov¬ JIM BUSCHMAN Things aren't so funny any¬ going through this problem ernment to help assure equal more. A categorization of the right now. Former President opportunity for all, affording grave problems that confront potential officeholders in 1969 a u t omatically precludes a Eisenhower is urging the GOP to adopt his firm "no-retreat- in-Vietnam" policy while Gov. every citizen an equal chance at the starting line but never The fastest rubber band determining who is to win or lighthearted political cam¬ Raymond P. Shafer of Pen¬ lose." paign. The disastrous war in nsylvania is proposing a policy If the two-party system is The rush is on to remove violence from Vietnam which is intrinsically that the party reassess the role it. that's not right either. Hell, if I could get play a game What'll it be-checkers or indeed representative of the na¬ our society. The nonviolent crusaders are chess? bound up with the problem of of Americans as "police-men my hands on Danny Escobedo right now everywhere, trying to take violence out of 1 tion as its proponents claim, MATT: Checkers Chess is militaristic Id... blacks at home and the threat of the world." then let the delegates to the \ the streets, trying to take violence out of DOC: I suppose. There is a knock on the door. of an American social revolu¬ \ the parks. The scene slowly Jades oat and a new scene conventions prove it. One thing DOC (offstage): You in there, Matt15 tion make the art of politics Obviously, then, there is a j And most of all, trying to take violence MATT: Yeah, come on in. fades up. It is the Long Branch Saloon, where real problem is satisfying di¬ they can do it is to allay the out of the television sets. The door opens and Doc Adams entersi people, a pretty serious business. fears of some voters that the J The TV people are very concerned about irl is si vergent voices within the party. this. After all, they ask, what are a few DOC: Hi, Matt. Just thought I'd drop by GIRL: You can't shoot a male in the tail But that fact does not release and pass the time of day. Business is Drawing up a platform is a presidential nomination is real¬ murders, bombings and streetfights when •li|e a qua0.#)l|-. you can't get a man with a the mighty slow lately. Y6u?sftj^? (fotft ha\£' problem b&cause it is done be¬ delegates from the respon¬ ly made by boys in the back quality entertainment is at stake? Just anybody with a bullet hole I can patch up? *. (S%* ktnlftihtM tlihks nroaml. The noise I imagine what television would be like with¬ has subsided into shocked silence. Horri¬ fore the candidates are nom¬ sibility of defining their poli¬ room. They can do this by in¬ out a good slug of violence every now and a fied. she realizes what she has done.) Oh, inated. This is a particularly cies to the voters. jecting a vital element of hon¬ then. . . I'm sorry! I'm sorry! touchy problem this year when Unfortunately, party plat¬ esty into the campaign via a The camera move, in from above to show The girl runs off screaming as Kitty the dusty main street of Dodge City, deserted steps for,card. KITTY: She's around here. boys. DOC: A prisoner! First one new EW talk slouly for- in weeks. What did he do? She just forgot, that's all. Come on. have a round of drinks on the house! let's The piano lapses into a gentle song and MATT: He was eating thiags slowly return to normal. It should be It's the same Menace' lunch in Delmonico's and he used a knife with a sharp noted that although violence is "out," booze is still "in." Apparently there is a distinction between just getting bombed and HE M.I Y getting bombed. The action now focuses on a EDITOR'S NOTE: The following not there to give sympathetic coverage; was really out to help the students. When edge. "Point of View" was written by Edith poker game in a corner of the saloon. surely it can be seen that both Columbia I saw that it wasn't out to help the stu¬ DOC: I see what you mean. MAN: Full house? Ellen Williams, Milfort, senior. "Point and Rudd's tactics have an influence on Why. you dirty cheat- dents, but being used by others from SDS, of View" columns are the expressions of MSU's SDS chapter and the sit-in's report¬ I dropped out. Over the last few years I MATT: You blinked! You blinked first! Well, let's play a game. in' dog, I'll . aah! (The man, about to * State News readers, and do not neces¬ attack the gambler in the next chair, now ed leader, Mike Price. So you can see have seen SDS and United Students sympa¬ You lost, now get out of town! sarily reflect the opinions of the editor that MSU's SDS is very The camera pulls back as the second man W hat'11 it he—checkers or Jails to the floor clutching his hand.) What much influenced thizers and followers infiltrate ASMSU, or any member of the staff. Tuesday's hit me? by the other chapters of SDS, and they get the State News for them to print propa¬ turns and walks away. Then there is a shot of chess ? MATT article by Marc Jusulic, which appeared should not be written off as "harmless." Matt Dillon, triumphant, as the theme music (standing in the doorway): Only in this spot, was inadvertantly labelled ganda and influence a lot of things going the fastest rubber band in the West. Although the national leader of SDS on this campus. It makes me ill to see this. begins and the title appears on the scree a: KITTY: Matt, thank goodness "About third offensive." It should have terms Hoover's charges as "ridiculous and I am not using a scare tactic, but am say¬ you're been labelled "Point of View" also. "GONE-SMOKE!" here. We almost had a fight, and you know absurd," don't be surprised if SDS uses ing what I know. It's your responsibility to what CBS told us about that. Where's your My congratulations on a very funny, far¬ The scene is the Marshal's Office, Dodge "sabotage" and explosives in the future. meet the challenge they present and be in¬ DOC: Words like what? cical editorial last Thursday. It was so In fact, they are using sabotage now (ex¬ City. W anted posters adorn the walls. In the badge? formed, firm and tell both sides of the MATT: Words like-you MATT: It won't st. >n. They took away poor that one just had to laugh. But even corner an empty gun rack is gathering dust. know. B-U-L-L- ample: Columbia). If explosives suited story. better was the title, "The New Red Men¬ their purposes then they'd use them too. Matt Dillon is seated at his desk with a sheet you know the rest. See that? the pin on the back .u,.i the damn Scotch This has been done a little, but not ace." The Red menace is not new, it is the of paper in front of him. Eyes closed, he (He gestures toward a cell. There is a tape doesn't stick I, for one, wouldn't put it past them. enough. What does a journalism award same as it always has been; only a little speaks. KITTY: Wei! •: i < are. You're still Although attaching the label of Commu¬ really mean when the State News seems the man who keeps Dodge City clean and* more shrewd and careful. Perhaps now nism to an organization is criticized in the to be getting more "sensational" every day MATT: You are under arrest. You have I love you for it. (She kisses him.) even more determined and optimistic. The editorial, it is sometimes necessary. If a and bends over backward to present the MATT: He real menace consists of attitudes and ar¬ the right to remain a lawyer until ... no. was eating lunch in Delmoni- MATT: Easy on the passion there. Kitty. leader of an organization believes in a cer¬ radical point of view. There are surely ticles like those presented in the that's not it. Remember that anything I co's and he used a knife with a sharp edge Remember, sex on television is still "out." editorial tain way, and his beliefs can be seen to be more constructive things that could have . . section of last Thursday's paper. DOC: I see what you mean. Well, let's KITTY: But it's so nonviolent! influencing the way the group is moving, been written in this area. An article on the say may be used against you ... no, damn then it is better to identify this influence. objectives Now, let's look at general statements presented in Davidson's book made in the article. The comment about Furthermore, it is not enough to "let the would be 'very informative and inter¬ SDS having "several organizations with almost complete local autonomy and of splinter groups which differ from gen¬ actions of SDS speak for themselves" as you so blithely state. People must also keep themselves informed on both sides esting. Also tion of an article concerning the "The True Believer" by Eric Hoffer which deals with radicals, protes¬ sec¬ ATTENTION CAR OWNERS Jh ASHIONS so they don't believe in and be led by eral SDS ideology" would have one be¬ tors, etc. would be very interesting and re¬ * Complete front end repair and lieve that the local chapter here didn't half-truths. The trouble is that many are vealing as to their motives for protesting. follow in the "concept of violence as an too busy. Although most newspapers In closing I would like to say that a well alignment instrument to should be taken with "a grain of salt" thought out editorial is much more appeal¬ destroy the existing social Mr. John Carver order." Or that they are quite free and many people don't do it. (Here is where ing than one which seems to have been * Brakes * Suspension the power of the press comes in.) There¬ written without much thought put into it. independent of other SDS chapters. Don't EVERYBODY NEEDS SOME BODY fool yourself! They are very much aware fore it should be a constructive power, not of what their other groups are doing and a destructive one. Both sides should be * Wheel balancing * Steering Now you can have It, with a style , I'll bet they've read W Radical* in the presented. Holding Perm from Mr. John's. Multiversity by C. Davidson. It just might be a good idea to look at this book and see Also, a look at the world situation as¬ Red Cedar report USKEY'S Auto Safety Center 501 1/2 E. Grand River E. Lansing Catf what they're advocating. Some of the sures one that it is still a battle between Jim DeForest 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 Arross from Berkey Hall ED 2-0904 24 H«. Phon. Sarvic* objectives in this book have been and are the Western and Communist forces. They being worked on this campus. Plus it may have their domestic troubles, but And then there was the staunch isola¬ would be interesting to remember those they still have their common goal to "bury little hand bills around campus last win¬ ter that were advocating the us" and it looks like they are succeeding. It is said that "A house divided cannot tionist who wanted Don Rickels for Sec¬ retary of State. At East Lansing STATE BANK The Stale News, the student newspaper at Michigan State I niver stopping of sitv. I» published every clas» da> throughout the >ear with special servicemen from boarding trucks at a stand" and evidently SDS knows this for Welcome Week and Orientation issues in June and September Sub- certain selective service station in Michi¬ it is attempting to destroy the existing so¬ cial order with institutions first on the list. It's not the rise in tuition or housing fees that really hurts a student's financial sit¬ You'll $ave with scription rates are SH per >ear. gan. Real cute, eh? Or using the mari¬ uations. The main drain on ones' expen¬ Associated Press. 1 nited Press International. '"J*""' juana arrests as an excuse to in at the Administration stage a sit When I first came on the campus CSR (Committee on Student Rights~ed.) and ses comes from the recent rise in beer ThriftiChecks Member Daily Press Association. Associated Collegiate Press. Michigan Michigan Collegiate Press Association. 1 nit.d Bldg Although Low-cost student checking accounts. The only Press Association. it was a farce because the State News was SDS appealed to me. I thought that CSR prices. State Student Press Association charge Is 10$ per check; no other printing or service charges. my pr06lem AflEWJ I HAVE SOME FRIENDS Second class postage paid at Kast Lansing. Mich. i like baseball A 600P ( UH0 WOULD RE6ARP You'll Find ThriftiChecks Only At Editorial and business offices at M. Student Services Bu.ld.n_. too much PLAMER .OlHAT AS A GREAT TOPIC Michigan Stale t Diversity. hast Lansing, Mich. for a panel discussion vr ' £ast ARTHUR C.CLARKE• OTMILEY KUBRICK organize for a petition drive at no extra charge. MATINEES Wed. Sat. & Sun. Sous DA? tS? this weekend. Exclusive Showing In Detroit At 2t00 p.m. "Freakout no. 231," a dance . 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McCarthy fans stage dance • Hand Towels, Regular $1.20 99$ • Fingertip Towel, Regular 65$ 57$ • Washcloth, Regular 55$ 49$ With August designated by The phone campaign, "Dial- ponding people have called Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy's a-President," began in the the office's one phone since fans as National McCarthy Lansing area last week with an the ad was printed last week, Month, the students for Mc¬ advertisement placed in the State News. Glenn Nelson, chair- The names will be used in an Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Carthy will hold a benefit attempt to convince Michigan dance this Friday in honor of man of the MSU chapter of delegates of McCarthy's "grass "their man." Students for McCarthy, said roots support," as one sup- The Woolies. national group which began its fast musical rise in a battle of the bands at MSU will provide rock that over 300 telephone-res- porter said. FINAL CLEARANCE CHILDREN'S WEAR the music for the fund-raising dance from 8 p.m.-midnight FOR SUMMER in the Union Ballroom, with a 25 "40 $1 admission charge. McCarthyites are inviting happy Hubert Humphrey fans and Nixon and Rocky suppor¬ ters alike for this Friday evening activity. The McCarthyites have also limited OFF OUR REG. LOW PRICES selected Aug. 15 as National quantities McCarthy Day. Lansing, host¬ A FEW EXAMPLES ing its rally in Jenison Field Girls' House, is one of the 29 key GIRLS'DRESSES cities selected to participate in nation-wide this day. ceremonies on Reg. $2.68 to $5.97 $2«> SWIMSUITS Reg. $2.97-$5.97 Closed circuit television will highlight the Aug. 15activites. Jr. Boys & Girls Girls' Besides the rallies and bene¬ fit dances which McCarthy sup¬ •POLO SHIRTS 54^91' BLOUSES porters have planned, they are Reg. 97$ & $1.68 Reg. $J,48T$I.78 uniting in massive petition and phone campaigns to urge the Jr. Boys & Girls Girls' Better Minnesota senator's nomina¬ tion. • PLAY SHORTS Reg. $1.18 72c PLAYSUITS To $3.48 $J9l BERMUDA $133 R.T. from DETROIT Fedders' 2 speed fan 72100 Orbital Powerhouse AIR CONDITIONER 134' COLLEGE TRAVEL 351-6010 # ACR06F2Z , SANDER UL Listed—Automatic Thermostat by McGraw Edison Giant 12-Inch outdoor America's Famous Capital Optical Optical Name Comes to Lansing! elraOptical ePsnioJ AIR PLAY BALL wide selection Reg. 93$ 77< 25-lnch sanding surface. Polishing, Buffing, Finishing, Reg. $14.97 11" Ice Tea Tumblers PUMPS & FLATS $ Broken Sizes 5 to 10 Reg. $3.87 to $6.87 2-'3 & Pitcher A big 86-oz. pitcher and/or 15-oz. tumblers. Choose either MICHIGAN 1SANKARD or honeygold or avocado. MIDWEST BANK CARD IR9I MIDWEST 1 |^[_8ANKCARDj WELCOME HERE WELCOME at MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES •n Everything In lh« Star* («c*p» Our r«g. 12c TUMBLERS ea. Girl Talk is happy talk when her Pearle Optical glasses come in for honorable mention. Pearle Optical frames are designed for good looks (and second looks) and the fun is in the wearing. For, fashion is a full-time thing with us, and Style makes the scene, spiritedly, in our outstanding selection. Come in. Let us show you how we bring Flair, Comfort and Quality to a fitting conclusion. Then, talk about us. We love it. ewo THOROUGH EYE EXAMINATIONS • FIRST-QUALITY GLASSES • CONTACT LENSES parjng Knives Paring knife with serrated tip 25' and t a I n I • •• hollow Capitai/Pearle s steel THRIFTY ACRES IS OPEN FROM 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, FOR YOUR ground blade. Stays sharp SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. SUNDAY HOURS O IF T I C -A- L. longer. WHILC THEY LASTI 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. Or. M. Q. STOAKES • R«fltt(r«d Optomctriit 311S. Washington, across from Knapp's • 482-7434 5125 West Saginaw & South Pennsylvania I W /, y P (l V M o r c ! W /. v P a V M o r <• ! W /. y Pa \ M( VV /, v /'„ x A/,.1 <• Thursday, August 1, 1968 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan State News State Newt Classified Classified 355-0255 Easy to use and hard to beat... That's Low Cost, Hard Working Want Ads. 355-8255 permit racial or religious VOLKSW/JbEN 1988 Sunroof "Willie BURCHAM WOODS efficiency Nine NOW KtiftlNU lor tall une., two, Immaculate Call days. 35S-88IT three-bedroom furnished houses month sublease, start September B discrimination in Its ad¬ Lease, required 351-5696 Nights. 386-7(82 M/l Steve, 332-4721 or 356-1603 3-8/2 depoait vertising columns. The 5-8/5 State Ne*s will not accept VOLKSWAGEN 1982 New engine A NEED ONE girl to sublease two- 1 condition, must sell $575 482 HASLETT TWO-Bedroom duplex type advertising which discrim¬ man apartment from August 5th to • AUTOMOTIVE 809 10-8 13 Completely carpeted including kitch¬ inates against religion, September 15th Drastically reduced en and bath. Appliances furnished • EMPLOYMENT 351-9332 3-8 2 race, color or national or¬ |M0 month plus utilities Avail¬ • FOR RENT igin. able September 1. Drive by 5874 • FOR SALE Okemos-Haslett Road Call GOVAN MANAGEMENT. 351-7910 After 5 • LOST & FOUND Burcham Drive. p.m., 332-0091 O • PERSONAL New deluxe furnished three man. • PEANUTS PERSONAL Automotive NEEDED: ONE man MO mont WINGED SPARTANS Effective Aug • REAL ESTATE Alr-condltloned, laundry, Near Dagwoods 314 South Detrc ust 1st, 1988, the new scheduling • SERVICE Impala Coupe. telephone number will be - 485- parking, storage. Phone Mrs. Street 5-8 • TRANSPORTATION Addams, 484-1579, days: • WANTED Evenings, 372-5767 or 489- Auto Service & Parts 1656. CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1958 Very' DEADLINE good shape. 1150. Leaving school MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Kala¬ 353-7981 or 337-7152 3-8/1 mazoo Street-Si nee 1940. Complete 1 PM. one class day be¬ CORVETTE - 1985. Fuel auto painting and collision service. NEAR UNION, men. singles or doubles. injected, American and foreign cars. IV5- MAIN, 2123 Partly furnished one- fore publication. 327-375 horsepower, 4.56 po»i trac¬ 0256. C - Lounge and T V. areas, kitchen, park¬ tion 351-5755. after 5 p m. bedroom. Private entrance 489- ing. See Bob at 215 Evergreen 10-8/6 Cancellations - 12 noon one 3-8/1 6185,8a.m. to4:S0p.m. 2-8/2 class day before publica¬ ACCIDENT PROBLEM'' Call KALA¬ tion. MAZOO STREET BODY SHOP Small RICHWOOD APARTMENTS Brand new dents to large wrecks. American and one and two-bedroom apartments with G.E. appliances. For immedi¬ PHONE ate occupancy Furnished or unfur- SINGLE. ROOM. Male student, sum¬ Block Union Cooking, parking. 355-8255 AUTOMATIC CAR wash Only 50c mer 332-3839 3-8/1 It's the best in town. You may sit in your car for 2 1/2 minutes while ycur NEWLY MARRIED? RATES car is washed and waxed. Also ROOMS and apartments. Male. Clean, cleans underneath car An almost TANGLEWOOD quiet, cooking, parking, supervised. I DAY $r.50 Close in 487-5753 or 485-8836 O perfect job. 430 South Clippert, back APARTMENTS 3 DAYS $3.00 of KO-KO BAR. C-8/l 1 Bdrm., unfur., from 119.50 5 DAYS For Sale J5.0C MEL'S AUTO SERVICE Urge or 2 Bdrm., unfur., from 139.50 (based on 10 words per ad) LINCOLN 1957 Premiei small, we do them all. 1108 East 351-7880 BICYCLE SALES and service Also dition, new transmis Grand River 332-3255 C used EAST LANSING CYCLE, 1215 Over 10,15tf per word per day C?ech ~IYJ/!)T£ able Phone IV2-3378 DOWNTOWN AREA - Modern, East Grand River. Call 332-8308 Scooters & Cycles nished, air-conditioned and imrr There will be a 50# service ulate, efficiency. Adults. IV2-3507 and bookkeeping charge If AUTHENTIC DEALER for Yamaha ELECTRIC GUITAR - Excellent this ad is not paid within Triumph, and BMW Camplete line condition. 1150. Acoustic wanted, will week. of parts, accessories, leather goods, OKEMOS - trade. 355-7229 3-8/5 one THR^__nand bath and helmets. mile south of 1-96 Air-conditi REN » tU:oor. fur¬ on South Cedar. SHEP'S MOTORS nished. all buiiues paid 332-4950 PATIO SALE - 520 Wildwood, East The State News will be C Phone 694-6621. Employment For Rent 10-8/7 Lansing. Friday. Saturday. Sunday. responsible only for the 10-5 p.m Ladies' and girls' wear, first day's incorrect inser¬ MUSTANG 1965 four-speed. Excel¬ HONDA 1968 450 Scrambler. Two TV NEW THREE-Room furnished sizes 5-12. Men's wear, size 39R MALE STUDENTS 18-25 Full and RENTALS for students 19.00 FALL HOUSING for three or more lux¬ lent condition. Take over payments months old. Perfect condition. Must month. Good condition - real bargains! tion. part time openings. Call 393-5660 Free service and deliv- single students, now available. Com- ury apartment; 1199 Arbor Drive: ■ " of M5U0 per month. Phone Cred¬ sell for financial reasons $850 i. 2-8/2 1:30-5 p.m. C ery Call NEJAC, 337-1300. We pletely furnished, all utilities paid Ready August 15th Call 351-7920 it Manager, 489-2379. O or best offer. Call Tom. 332- 13-8/15 guarantee same-day service. C Call NEJAC today, 337-1300 C BOOKKEEPERS (TWO)--Full and NASH 1955 Good condition. Phone Automotive part-time for local accounting firm. LUXURY TWO-man. Nine month 485-6107, weekdays, after 5:30 p.m.; S-90, 1965 with 135 worth of new Experience in double-entry and pay¬ Aportments lease Fall occupancy. IV 9-9851, |Houses weekends, all day 3-8/2 trail equipment. Also helmets, shop roll taxes. Above average salary, MOVING - MAPLE twin bed. Stork- AUSTIN HEALY Sprite convertible 351-0327 Marigold Apartments. 5-8/2 manual, tire. »195. 351-7485 1-8/1 BURCHAM DRIVE. New deluxe fur¬ EAST LANSING - Three-bedrooms line baby bed, baby feeding-play Blue 18.000 miles $940 excellent working conditions Free -1986 nished three man. Air-conditionei. lVk bath, unfurnished duplex Large table, stroller, wooden highchair, 827-4808. after 6 p.m 5-8/5 OLDSMOBILE Air-conditioned, 98 convertible, 1963 full power, must parking. Call Helen Paton, 482-1181. 5-8/7 Laundry, Miss parking, storage. Phone Adams, 484-1579, days; eve- 711 EAST kitchen with breakfast bar, com¬ pletely carpeted, nice yard 1200 complete aquarium, men's handsome charcoal brown topcoat -- never sell. 351-5687 3-8/2 s nings, 372-5767 or 489-1656 C-8/1 BURCHAM DRIVE 1659 Haslett Call GOVAN MAN¬ worn -- 1100 new. women's size 12 JUST COMPLETED AGEMENT 351-7910 After 5 p.m. moulton jacket, all excellent condi¬ PONTIAC CATALINA Convertible ARBOR FOREST APARTMENTS. TWO AIR CONDITIONERS 332-0091 O tion. Call 337-2676 2-8/2 1964 Red with white top. Power Trowbridge Road. East l^nsing NURSE ~ LPN for East Lans PER UNrr BUICK 1963 La Sabre convertible. steering and brakes. Automatic. Faculty members. Deluxe one and OFF-SEASON Special - Complete ski Doctor's office. Phone after 5 p. HOUSEMATE: FEMALE to share my Power steering, power top, real New tires, brakes. Good condition. S-8/1 two-bedroom apartments available. 489-9651 outfit - 875 Lafayette four-track 355-0777. house, not my life. 175/month includes good condition. 351-7700. 6-8/2 Only 1795 Call 355-8297 Mon¬ Private patio and swimming pool WANTED GIRLS share tape recorder - 145 FM radio in - to apart¬ freedom, utilities, parking, own bed¬ day - Friday 8-5 p.m. S EARNINGS ARE unlimited Chalet House For private parties. walnut cabinet - 140 Yashica J- as an ment starting fall Near campus. im, phone V» block campus. Call CHEVAN 1965. Complete with seats Avon Within walking distance of campus 5 SLR with 55mm f'1.8, 200mm. representative. Turn 332-0143 3-8/2 3-8/1 — your 351-6771, dinnertime. No children or pets. Phone 337- and Telextender. Jim. 351-6449 TEMPEST LEMANS 1963. Automatic, free time into III. For an ap¬ bucket seats, new tlrMC #3-7*1 SUZUKI - RED 1966 X-6 Hustler pointment in your home, write 0634 for appointment. C-8/1 EAST SIDE - 175 for second half S-8/5 teal good condition. after 5 p.m. Mrs. Alona Huckins. 5664 School term. One-bedroom furnished. 337- WALK TO campus Lovely air-con¬ 3-8/1 $400 1200 East Grand River. Cha¬ Street. Haslett. Michigan, or call 0409 4-8/5 ditioned two-bedroom house Car¬ let Apartment 27 3-8/1 IV2-6893. C-8/2 peting. draperies, basement, dining CAPITOL NEAR: Pleasant studio for room, garage Couple Only 1185 EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COMPANY CAMPUS NEAR - 227 Bogue One 332-3398 4-8/2 single girls. Modern kitchen. On male to share for balance of Sum¬ Experienced secretaries, typists, college bus line. Phone 372-4583 5-8/6 mer Small one-bedroom furnished PART TIME MANAGER WANTED to work temporary assignments apartment, carpeted. 175. Phone 486- Never a fee. Phone 487-6071 C-8/1 HELP! SHARP, young couple needed Share modem, air-conditioned apart¬ If you are and an free 5 Saturday morning you can earn average of $100 per week with nightsta week GREAK permanent women IV2-1543 LAKES in EMPLOYMENT for positions office, for sales, men and technical. C-8/1 Now leaasing for September— from $55 per person. 2 blocks from Union - walk to Campus. ment near campus. through WANTED: ONE Only 160 each now September 15. Call 332- Apartment girl. Immediate oc¬ $200 weekly potential. Call Monday Employment Come see the truly cleanest & cupancy available. Cedar Village. Store quietest building In East Lan¬ Call 332-5051 3-8/2 11:00-1:00 for confidential personal PART-TIME Welders - Night shift. Apply in person. THOR FABRICA¬ TV RENTAL. G.E. Portable. Free sing. Model available I Of¬ interview. TORS, 521 North Cedar, Lansing. service and delivery. 18.50 per fice open 8:30-5 p.m. Man¬ month. Call STATE MANAGEMENT 10-8/14 ager 5-8 p.m. or Call 351-7910 CORPORATION 332-8687 C 351-6170 after 5 351-4060. THREE GIRLS to live in furnished home with young student mother and TV RENTALS for students. Low eco¬ UNIVERSITY VILLA daughter Washer, dryer, recreation nomical rates by the term or month. & BEAL APT. room, large lot. 351-0795 3-8/2 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. 484- If you are Investigating apartment living, a visit or call over Govan Management CAPITOL VILLA 1664 East Grand APARTMENTS. River, east of to our office definitely can eliminate the "legwork" of ATTENTION GRADUATE students Hagadorn. One and two bedrooms apartment-hunting. and working personnel; One and two- from 1135 per month. Swimming FURNITURE bedrooms, unfurnished. Available pool. Now accepting fall 1988 appli¬ 100 Features FABIAN cations 332-5330. O soon REALTY, 332-08U. R-E-N-T-A-L IV5-3033, IV2-5358 5-8/7 EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT CO. NORTH WIND Reeerve your furniture now for fall term. FARMS Faculty Apartmenta 351-7880 351-7880 745 Burcham Drive Apt. 2 BISHOP FURNITURE RENTAL k/I£n - wOMEk EYDEAL VILLA APARTMENTS Now accepting leases for year begin¬ Encyclopedia Britannlca gU now hirlrv ning September, 1988. Two-bedroom Part time 1390 month. Full time 1800 a month. If you meet our require¬ apartmenU for 1240 month. Swim¬ CROSSWORD Hffli 4972 NORTHWIND DRIVE ming pool. G.E. Appliances, gar¬ ments, must be able to start imme bage disposal, furnished for four- diately. Must have car. Call 484-489T man or five-man. Call 351-4275 after HOOH HIDQa SRir Ph. 351-5830 for personal interview. 5p.m. c ACROSS 29. Gannet □P1H 003000 30. Snow runner BRAND NEW furnished deluxe o 1 Fxeuse 31. Kitchen linen QB3E3anQg S0@ bedroom. Ideal for two people. Lc 6 Combined perceive □ns HHansnmB ly home for newly-weds. 332-3135. 12. Sedge genus 33. Radio-guided aanaaE araia 13. -- Indigence - • 5°"lb 35.Silica raana nana WILLIAMSTON -- LARGE one-bed- 37. Field rat saarancinH araa room, furnished apartment 1100/ 39. Snakebird sans ninro rana are standard in the month, including utilities 332-0993 Adults 10-8/7 42. Eloquent speaker 44. Violet ketone HI10P3 EK3Q HSH 7. Catnip AVONDALE COTTAGE Apartment- 45. Hot Spanish 8. Tasteless one-bedroom furnished. 8130 per month includes utilities. No lease carbohydrate TOYOTA CORONA required. Call FRENCH FOOD 351-9440, or 332- 9. Spring flower 10. Gaelic 11. Colored 15. Louisiana natives And Other Food From Most For¬ 18. Unclean eign Countries-including U.S. 20. Pinch SHAHEEN'S FAMILY 21. Canticle you'll be amazed 1001 W. FOOD FAIR Saginaw 4864089 23. Samovar 25. Hay stack Heavy Duty Lifetime Mufflers Tune Up Michigan Bankard Welcome 26. Forever: how much you get for Shock absorbers Maori Installed from 6 CyI. $6.95 27. Yellow ocher AIRPLANE: 1947 CESSNA; 90 M3M 8 CyI. $7.95 h«p»» Jump Seat, New Trim, 29. Instrumental so little at: $$95 Plus Brand Name Pens New Prop, Hangared.SHARP composition 30. Sacristan —12490. 31. Complete 32. Water FALCON, 1967: Six, Two transport 33. Book of the WHEELS of Lansing Door, Stick Shift, Low Mile¬ age, $1295. FINE CONDITION — Bible 34. Nothing 36. Deposited 2200 S. Cedar - only minutes from 38. Sp. title 40. Compass<>oint the campus - go west on Mt. Hope, CALL: 351-5323 41. Legal action then 2 blocks south on Cedar 43. Esperanto Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. August 1, 1968 7 For Sale TOTALING $315,000 GLAMOUR. MONEY and excitement OFFICE MANUAL typewriter pica - can be yours with Viviane Woodard type Like new 521-SJ73. after S p m Cosmetics Free make-up — Child'!crib, springs --*5 00 SEWING Brvxt MACHINE clearance WAV J-J/l sale IfrKy TOM S BARBER SHOP Three bar- NSA gets grant Whites. Necchls. New Hon* aid to student groups focusing "many others '' »» »5 to tS9 SB as a regional advisory program, ^ educational improvement, Terms EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING FREE!! A thrilling hour of beauty For appointment call 484-4519 MER on initially to be offered in one re- to do. Even the current grant the Ford Foundation has named COMPANY. HIS North Washington. LE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO gion of the country »s not enough. We've already «9^44S C-8/1 1800 East Michigan C-«/l the National Student Assn. approached Carnegie and other foundations with our proposal, USED VACUUM Cleaner* rights - 11088 and up Hoover up¬ Tank and PROCESSING 8 KODAK movie film Super 8: or Kodachrome slides, Gun co (NSA) recipient of a $315,000 grant to coordinate tiate educational reform. and ini¬ Schwartz originally wrote the proposal which won the Ford Now we can expand, but we need cannister models with attachments - or The result of a "TG" fight, this sign i posted on one floor of Case Hall. grant because ~ha felt that the to do more," he said. twenty exposures - 1129 each 18 88 and up. (Guaranteed). DEN¬ MAREK REXALL DRUGS PRES State News Photo by Joe Tyner Citing the importance of new territory for "charting out MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES NIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 316 CRIPTION CENTER at Frandor North Cedar across from City Mar¬ C-8/1 student innovation in the area ket 482-4877 C-l/1 of academics," NSA President Ed Schwartz said that the grant presents GOP crusade against crime BRING YOUR prescription to - OP¬ 1 free Call 337-98 TICAL DISCOUNT, 416 Tussing Build- will be used to further efforts ing. Phone IV2-4667 C-8/J to set up an "open dialogue WHERE THE GIRLS ARE! They're (continued from page one) "It is time to move against through change" in the educa¬ STEREO, GARRARD automatic turn¬ reading the "Personal" column in mostly children and women~as tional arena. JOSHUA table model SL-95. Nearly new Call these destructive dissidents; it today's Classified Ads. Try it now! Reagan was greeted with he entered the lobby of the 332-6110 3-8/1 squeals, screams and handclap- plush Fontainbleau hotel. is time to say: 'Obey the rules A publication corps will be LOGAN ELECT DONALD date for Ingham District Seven. MILLER County Supervisor. Candi¬ 4-8/6 ping by some 150 supporters- Though he is nominally a fav¬ Service orite ers had son candidate, his cheer- Reagan banners, signs, or get out'." Lindsay got sustained ap¬ plause from spectators and set up in Washington. base of NSA operations, to disseminate information on stu¬ dent projects-both in operation DC., I&nn^ is TAPE RECORDER UHER 4,00 Peanuts Personal hats and lapel badges. members of the 100-member and proposed-and formulate re¬ port Great research tool. SO per off 487-5177 MANY THANKS. Doug, Nick. Dick, Art, Jane, Debbie, Judy and all who CPA fees WISHES small accounts, keeping service, taxes Reasonable Pick-up and delivery if nec¬ book¬ Inside the hearing, Reagan called for a halt to Communist Platform Committee headed by Sen. Everett M. Dirksen. but ports evaluating the entire edu¬ cational program Life. essary 484-0638 expansion abroad and to crime the applause was only moderate Fanny helped make Saturday's picnic a suc¬ O Members of this and violence at home. He be¬ corps will cess MSU Sailing Club 1-8/1 when he finished.' NOW'S THE TIME TO SELL musical came the first witness in three keep abreast of the progress STEREO GRUNDIG AM-FM Over¬ Real ^state instruments! Reach the music mak¬ ers with a Classified Ad Dial 356- days of hearings to be interrupt¬ Lindsay accused the Johnson administration of failing to re¬ of the various experimental colleges across the nation and t1s Love seas broadcast, two speakers Ex¬ ed by applause It happened cellent condition 332-4518 3-8/2 BY OWNER Country living close to twice, the first time when he cognize and deal with "the in¬ perhaps set guidelines for es¬ town Nice house on one acre, fifteen There are fringe benefits galore in said: flammatory division in our so¬ tablishing such institutions, minutes from campus Low taxes, Schwartz said. mobile home living Check today's "We must reject the idea that ciety" and showing "little sym¬ shade trees, Williamston school bus Classified Ads for one to suit your at door, two-bedroom, attached every time a law is broken, so¬ pathy for the condition of the Plans for the funds have dual garage. 655-2889 4-8/2 ghettos where violence and hat¬ focus. In addition to the in¬ STEREO - SINGER, solid-state, Gar- ciety is guilty rather than the red are bred." lawbreakers. It is time to restore formation center, the grant will BETWEEN LANSING East Lansir* - make it possible for NSA staff Immaculate the American precept that each "We can begin by writing a CARON CHEVAUER BCVER BUCHHOtZ three-bedroom ranch PAULA ANN HAUGHEY: Professional members to participate in stu¬ All carpeted, ceramic bath and many theses individual is accountable for his vigorous platform that affirms desirable typist IBM Selectric Multi- dent reform movements.. ..This more features Close to lith offset printing 337-1527 Actions." the human and financial com¬ DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and C shopping and easy access to MSU. engagement ring sets. Save fifty per Frandor. and downtown Lansing Low The second outburst came mitment described by the riot I-TECHNICOLOR* • • WARNER BROS. cent or more. Large selection of MARILYN CARR, legal secretory plain and fancy diamonds. township taxes Must appreciate $$22,800 see Phone inside to IV4- Electric typewriter After 5:30 p.m when Reagan denounced "small bands of revolutionaries, egged commission." Nixon's statement ~ which BERMUDA 5841, after 6 p.m or weekends 3-8/2 and weekends. 393-2654 Pick up dealt with crime - was an¬ $133 R.T. from DETROIT Fri., Sat. - Aug. 2 & 3 on by subversive agitators" who, Reagan said, "plan to take nounced to the platform hear¬ FORTY ACRES c Williamston 656- ANN offset BROWN: Typist and multilith, printing Dissertations, the¬ over, or cripple our institutions ings by Sen. John Tower of COLLEGE TRAVEL Fairchild Theatre of higher learning " There were Texas. Nixon had declined an 351-6010 ses, IBM manuscripts, general typing, 17 years experience 332- cheers and whistles when he invitation to appear in person. 7;30 p.m. Admission 50C added: BARB1 MEL. typing, multilithing. HOLE IN ONE! Maybe not. but check No job too large or too small Block MARLETTE 10' x 55' located at Grand today's Classified Ads for good buys in golf clubs! OKEMOS tiful. - RICHWOOD Estates Beau landscaped, two-year old two- off campus 332-3255 C Steel (continued from page one) Welcome Freshman Ledge Imperial Village For sale story Colonial, carpeted living room MANY HAPPY USERS remember the Contact Max Grove. West Shiawassee 4854604 1805 541/5 and dining room, four-bedroom. 2 1/2 baths, panelled den, best appliances pocketbooks," said, "and at the the President Pick up your Assume 5 3/4 mortgage or land con¬ k. Try one and you'll s« very time tract 337-0164 4-8/5 they are paying increased tax¬ es as their contribution to the OKEMOS INDIAN HILLS Three T ransportation - urgent task of restoring price FREE bedroom charming home on a large • shaded corner lot. Every detail of stability." SICK OF your roommate? Noise? this home has had one-ownership In reaction to the President's' Move to peace and quiet~an 8' x care. For a private showing or more statement, a Bethlehem spo¬ 30' trailer, near campus Nicely WILL DRIVE your car to Seattle, information, call "Tomi" Raines. kesman said: "Our announce¬ equipped for study and comfortable 337-0021 JIM WALTER REALTY, Spokane, Portland, August 14th De¬ living. Just right for single person ment this morning speaks for Realtor. 372-6770 5-8/2 pendable 484-5056 2-8/2 351-4296 2-8/2 itself. In our opinion, our price LAKE LANSING large four bedroom increase is absolutely neces¬ MOBILE HOMES MOVE FAST when older home near the Dells. Ideal Wanted you advertise in Classified. For an sary and we do not intend to for students Can be purchased on a action-getting ad. dial 355-8255 now! BLOOD DONORS needed *7 50 for withdraw it." Campus-Fac land contract for $2000 down and $150 all positive. A negative. B negative, He sais also he has decided per month. Call "Tomi" Raines 337- and AB negative, 810.00 O negative, Lost & Found 0021 JIM WALTER REALTY. Real¬ $12 00 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY not to spend $91 million which tor. 372-6770 5-8 2 BLOOD CENTER. 507*. East Grand Congress had added to the bud¬ River. East Lansing, above the new get for aid to schools in areas Campus Book Store Hours: 9 a.m.- affected by large numbers of Service 3 30 p.m Monday. Tuesday, and Fri¬ day . Wednesday and Thursday. 12 government employes. FOUND PREGNANT black and DIAPER SERVICE - Diaperene An¬ p.m - 6: JO p.m.. 337-7183 C Only a few hours earlier, the tiseptic Process approved by Doc¬ Senate had voted to freeze ALL you have to gray tiger cat Housebroken. Owner tors. Same Diapers returned all some do is show us your PLEASE call - 351-0923 S-8/2 $122 million in carryover for¬ times. Yours or Ours Baby Clothes Orientation name-tag. Stop in and get washed free No deposit AMERICAN eign aid funds unless the $91 LOST. ORANGE print tween Bogue and silk scarf be¬ Haslett Streets DIAHER SERVICE. 914 Street - Phone 482-0864 East Gier C million was freed for spending acquainted, we're looking forward to on school aid. Please return! 351-0773 S-8/1 DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS. porches, FEMALE GRAD student wants apart¬ Johnson also made these oth¬ meeting you. ment Fall term only. Call 356- GET YOUR MESSAGE ACROSS! Spell steps, bricks, blocks, garage floors, 8252 or 351-8457 Ask for Ellen S-8/6 er points: it out with a "PEANUTS PERSONAL" basement floors. Beautifully done. -Confirmation of Supreme Oassified Ad Come in today, Room Call CHARLIE WATSON. IV 4-5223. OLDER GRADUATE student and wife Court Justice Abe Fortas as 346 Student Services. would like to rent or sublease a two chief Justice and Homer Thorn- or three-bedroom house or apart¬ ment from mid-September to mid- berry as an associate justice is CLAIROL LIPSTICKS December Three daughters, age 13. 8. and 6 References available. a matter for the Senate, but is convinced that a very sub¬ he SET OF FOUR $1.98 Ownership care. Write: G. Grey. 2814 Oregon Lane. Manhattan. Kan¬ stantial majority of the Senate believes they are qualified for Reg. $3 sas 2-8/1 the positions to which they .CO-ORDINATED TO YOUR SENIOR MAN needs quiet inexpen¬ have been nominated. HAIR COLOR sive place to live (Fall) Prefer -The United States is ready, single room with cooking or share • BRIGHT VINYL PURSE PACK house Write R willing and waiting to talk with Cooper. 2869 13th. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223 5-8/1 the Soviet Union on the anti-bal¬ Across from the Union Across from Berkey Hall listic missile disarmament ne¬ Gullivetijstafe Walgiee.n Agency Drug ONE-MAN apartment 25th. Near campus. 332-5302 wanted August Contact Iqbal, 3-8/5 gotiations. He said he believes agreement can be reached in a reasonably short time on the place and time for the start of WANTED TWO garage spaces to rent the talks. ED 2-2011 (Wp°OKVOR« 1105 E. GRAND RIVER at Gunson for fall, winter, and spring terms. Near Bailey and Albert Street area (opposite McDonald's) Call 355*792. after 5p.m 5-8/7 Union Place Your (continued from page one) board of trustees on July 12 in PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD a meeting July 15 that was in¬ tended to ratify a contract for the 1968-69 fiscal year. Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. Additional negotiating meet¬ STATE NEWS will bill you later. ings were held by representa¬ tives of the union and University MSU's Official on July 18,20 and 30. Last year, labor negotiations were also marked by two exten¬ sions of the 1966 contract--the first because of delayed action on the state appropriations bill TODAY IS RECORD THURSDAY by the state legislature In our record department across from Berkey Consecutive Dotes to Run . The final version of the new Heading 1967 contract, ratified by union Aug. 6 and signed Aug. 7, provided a wage increase of the - LOOK AT THESE PRICES over 20 cents an hour more, Our Reg. Low Prices RECORD THURSDAY PRICES though it did not include hos¬ pital and medical costs. $1.98 $1.69 $1.49 2.50 1.98 1.79 Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. 2.98 2.39 2.19 Like grandpa, pa 3.98 2.87 2.59 10 Words Less: 3.84 Over 10 Words Add: or baby sets record 4.98 4.69 3.49 5.98 4.29 TIFFIN, Ohio (AP)-Bon- ford R. Talbert III set a family 6.98 5.79 5.19 Mail to: record Sunday when he was Michigan State News Every Thursday we reduce prices on our entire record stock. New stock weekly. 346 Student Services bom just in time to share birth¬ Bldg. MSU East Lansing, Mich. days with his grandfather and father. Thursday, August 1, 1968 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan sports WILL LEAVE BLOCKS MARSHALL MUSIC CO. . , Black athletes OK Olympics -• . u>rt • • ^ UtfCttiW*- - r 245 ANN ST. Track star Lee Evans of San Jose State College said black athletes have voted to attend 100 per cent that we make kind of protest at the Evans said. "What some games," that will Evans said he saw Edwards' upon at this "We won't go then time," he said down there and stay in the blocks, how¬ cott of the a Olympics was never real goal, or the only goal. Rather, he said, it was just pinim mmnt auuuak i lks j action as an attempt to "keep the Olympic Games this fall be I don't know. " ever. We'll run too. " an answer given by spring star them guessi|jg " in Mexico City. Evans, one of the earliest Tommie Smith of San Jose voted nearly "I think most people have State when asked if a boycott The athletes Evans, the world's fastest the idea now that we will go." advocates of the protest, said •THE ONLY MUSIC STORE WITH unanimously to attend the games 400 meter runner, disclosed he felt the boycott movement were possible Evans said at a meeting during the Olym¬ that announcement of the ath¬ Evans said "I don't have was a success because it got Smith simply answered that COMPLETE ACCESSORIES & SUPPLIES & MUSIC letes' plans were withheld by any qualms about saying so." the black athletes to do some- "there is chance." pic Trials in Los Angeles a a month ago. Evans, who is train¬ Harry Edwards earlier this Evans said he had no idea month. He said Edwards, a for- what form the protest at Mexico ing at a camp north of here, said. mer San Jose professor, was City will take Win to$1000-Play "Deck 0 Money" All-Stars unknown big savings this week shop said. "I CHICAGO (UPI) Van Brocklin, in his first sea¬ son coaching the College All - Norm "Physically." he think we have everything we need That leaves it up to For Stars, cannot guees how his attitude, and all I can say is good attitude "They've got to get team will react for Friday night's test against the profoot- ball champion Green Pay Pack- that we've so far." had a Van Brocklin said he planned selves up thing 1 for the game." from our 12-page mailer during no Knute Rockne type pre-game ready our 85th Anniversary Sale! £ BASEBALL STANDINGS their o\ AMERICAN LEAGUE "I'm starting lineup," Van Brocklin DETROIT Baltimore Cleveland 47 51 525 514 14 IS said. Joe Przybycki is the only I! you fail to receive a mailer, your friendly Kroger store Boston Chicago 54 Spartan and one of only two manager will be happy to give you one! Oakland San Francisco 52 51 505 16 New York Pittsburgh 50 53 485 18 Big Ten players on the 1968 Minnesota Philadelphia 48 54 471 19 All-Star squad California New York 49 57 462 20 Los Angeles 46 58 442 22' Chicago Houston 429 24 Washington Does not include 45 60 Wednesday's results BERMUDA Does nc nclude Wednesday's results DOUBLE BREASTED OR Today s games $133 R.T. from DETROIT Today's games Chicago at Minnesota Washington at Detroit Atlanta at New York Houston at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati COLLEGE TRAVEL 3-Legged Fryers....8..39< St Louis at Philadelphia 351-6010 San Francisco at Los Angeles U5DA CHOICE TENDERAY BONELESS Boston Roll t!.79* Green Bay PESCHKE'S FULL SHANK HALF Packers Smoked Ham ?.49< PESCHKE'S WHOL E OR HALF end bias THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 2:00 p.m. Harness Racing Semi-Boneless Ham'69t 7s45 — 4-H Floats GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - "Pig Scramble—Greased" When Willie Davis, a black, SILVER PLATTER QUARTER SLICED Hl-C and Jerry Kramer, a white, as¬ ked to be roommates this year Ingham County Fair llOO EXTRA TOP Pork Orange 41 l-QT 89 with the Green Bay Packers, 14-OZ one of the last frontiers of ra¬ cial discrimination began to July 29 through Aug 3 VALUE STAMPS Loins. Drink... CAN vanish from the National Foot- WITH ITEMS BELOW .cdc-oha ball League champions. L J EBERMANN'S" In the past,, most room as¬ TAKE signments with the Packers KROGt VAL Ul VAC PAC found blacks living with blacks and whites rooming with Special Selling! CASHI 3f.5r/^eiT,iasrA whites. But this year, rookies who re¬ ported to camp found themsel¬ ves put in rooms on a strict¬ SKINLESS FONDUE SET #4 □ so i^,rDERE0 KROGER COFFEE ly alphabetical basis. Dave Robinson, the Packers' #6 0 50 1 3-"1J player-representative and a black himself, said that as far #9 0 50 as he knew the decision to as¬ sign rooms alphabetically "was entirely management's deci¬ #13 O 50 r^:%PB"Le^N°yfL0n|5s sion." ■ CAN it "My was understanding is that simply something that \ #14 O 500 ss:::' they decided should be done and so they did it." Robinson said. "I personally feel it was just one of those things that #21 osoSig^i 10-LB BOX had been done a certain way. ivii^nivjMiN O 50 SlSfii ^ and so it continued to be done 99 that way." Robinson, roomed Lionel with Aldridge since 1965. has another black, He said he \ #22 #23 O 50 rami,-" Blueberries.. .39 69 2 would continue to do so. The change began with rookies this year and will continue that way ^#240100 FANCY GOLDEN RIPE because of a desire-on every¬ one's part-not to split up room¬ O 25 BANANAS mates who have been together #15 for several seasons. with the purchase of The Packers, in a recent se¬ 2-lbt of In—Shell Roaste, ries of articles on discrimina¬ ' #16 O 25 or Solted PEANUTS tion in sports, were pointed out as one of the few places in pro¬ #17 Q 25 fessional sports where discrim¬ ination hadn't been a problem- mainly because of the presence I #18 O 25 more hood* of LETTUCE SOUTHERN of Vince Lombardi, former with the purchate of a 3 —lb y Peaches coach and now general manager #19 O 25 bog of YELLOW ONIONS of the team. 3 lbs 57c Enjoy so many gourmet foods with one of our fon¬ due dishes of easy-to-care-for stainless steel with ) #20 O 25 p Good THRU. Sun. Aug. 4 IM News wrought iron base. Comes complete with tray and four fondue forks. Great gift idea, too. 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