You tell Thursday me . MICHIGAN Partly Sunny ■ whar gits his corn STATE NEW S a man hot and humid . . . ... today I'll tell you what his pone, en 'pinions is. STATE with chance high of 93. 20 of per cent thundershowers to¬ --Mark Twain UNIVERSITY night, with low tonight of 72. Tomorrow hoi aori humid with ' V sswsac* An Cooler tomorrow night. Vol. 61 Number 47 East Lansing, Michigan Soviet forces seize Dubcek, colleagues PRAGUE (APi ening their military take -- Soviet forces, over tight¬ of Czech¬ Broadcasts said at least 23 persons had been killed in incidents connected with cil was called into session at 5:30 EDT at the request of the United States. p.m. Reliable sources estimated the Rus¬ sians and their allies moved 75.000 troops oslovakia. seized Communist party leader the lightning occupation. Some of the Britain. France, Canada, Denmark and into Czechoslovakia in the first few hours Alexander Dubcek and his reformist col¬ dead were Soviet soldiers. Paraguay. Sec-Gen. U Thant earlier de¬ of the operation and more were still pour¬ leagues Wednesday night and sped them The nounced the invasion as a blow to world ing in from Poland There were believed off to an unknown destination. Prague ra¬ Prague broadcast said Dubcek. Na¬ order. dio reported One foreign troop detach¬ tional Assembly President Josef Smrkov- -In Washington, President Johnson de¬ I to be 25.000 in the Prague area alone Defiant thousands of Czechoslovaks ment invaded Parliament while it sat in sky. Josef Spacek and Frantisek Kriegel nounced as "patently contrived" a Soviet marched in Prague behind a World War were taken by Soviet soldiers from the session. claim the invasion was in answer to ap¬ II jeep filled with young people carrying Central Committee building where they Detention of the group of Presidium peals from Czechoslovak leaders for help a black flag. On the hood sat a teen-ager had been restricted all day. members followed a day of sporadic in preserving communism. Johnson urged with a Czechoslovak flag covered with clashes between civilians and the in¬ As the impact of the late Tuesday night the Soviet-led invaders to withdraw their blood. vaders from five Soviet-bloc nations seek¬ military coup shook the world there were troops. Moscow declared the troops invaded Scene from the past ing to crush the Czechoslovak liberaliza¬ these developments: The Czechoslovak news agency CTK Tuesday night by invitation of "party tion movement. --In New York, the U.N. Security Coun¬ said occupation soldiers of unspecified and government leaders" in Prague to A Soviet tank leads other armored vehicles as they fire along a nationality entered the building of the put down a threat of counterrevolution. Budapest street to clear a road barricade In this 1956 photo. National Assembly-parliament-in mid- Czechoslovakia's Foreign Ministry de¬ Prague Radio announced Tuesday that Soviet armed might had evening. but the deputies continued in ses- nied issuing such an invitation and de- again entered a satellite country, this time to put down the liberal (please turn to back page) Czech regirr UPI Telephoto See related stories, page 2 and 3 The parliament earlier had approved a proclamation demanding that the foreign URGES SOVIET PULLOUT armies withdraw Broadcasts said seven persons were killed in fighting around Prague radio, six in Liberec 55 miles northeast of Prague and 10 in the east Slovak town of Kosice. The incidents occurred despite the gov¬ Johnson look Cz ernment's instructi in to the populace not to resist the invading Union. Poland. East and Bulgaria forces of the Soviet Germany. Hungary to act on CTK said about 180, persons were WASHINGTON (AP) - President John¬ the Soviet statement charging foreign in¬ interference, it is just rubbish," McClos¬ wounded in the capital son appealed to the Soviet-led nations terference in Czechoslovakia forced the key told newsmen. Communists were fighting Communists Wednesday to withdraw their troops from Russians to send troops into Czechoslova¬ The State Department said all Ameri¬ within their own orbit. 12 years after So¬ Czechoslovakia and he turned to the kia. in viet tanks crushed the Hungarian rebellion. cans Prague are "accounted for and United Nations for urgent action in the "If foreign interference meant U.S. well." Friends to the end Failing to gain all the concessions they wished in the Cierna and Bratislava con¬ new crisis. "I hope responsible spokesmen for gov¬ Czech Communist ferences July 29-Aug. 3. the Kremlin and Party First Secretary Alexander Dubcek ernments and people throughout the world its orthodox allies apparently had decided (I), Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygln and Soviet Communist boss Kennedy halt will support this appeal." he said. to force Prague's Communist leadership, Leonid Brezhnev are shown during a friendlier period as they met at the summit Aug. 2. Dubcek is reported to be under restrictions under reformist Alexander Dubcek. back into the hard-line path. This was a course "It is never too late for reason to pre- The President issued his plea after an urges In Prague as Soviet and other Communist Bloc troops invaded that Stalin avoided when Yugoslavia Czech soli Tuesday, UPI Telephoto strayed away in 1948 almost sleepless night of consultations with his top diplomatic and military ad¬ visers. He summoned the National Se¬ to Vietnam bombing curity Council and met until after 3 a.m. WORCESTER. Mass. (APi U.S. Sen cantly decreasing thi£ year the level of our IN POLLS with Vice President Hubert H Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy. D-Mass . called military personnel in the South." And he conferred later in the morning with Wednesday for an unconditional end to the The speech made Secretary of State Dean Rusk and others. bombing of North Vietnam. no suggestion of po¬ McCarthy claims edge litical endorsement Sweeping aside Soviet objections, the Speaking politically for the first time nor did he indicate U.N. Security Council in since the assassination of his brother. whether he would emergency ses¬ sion voted Wednesday night to launch U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y . Ed¬ attend the Demo¬ CHICAGO (APi Sen. ballrooms of the vast Conrad Hilton Ho- the in Vietnam, and McCarthy the formal debate on the Soviet-led armed in¬ ward Kennedy outlined a four-point pro¬ - Eugene J Mc¬ war cratic National Con¬ tel-but their impact was dwarfed by cri¬ to end the Vietnam War Carthy's convention forces said Wednes¬ chief candidate among them. vasion of Czechoslovakia. gram vention. sis in eastern Europe, Soviet invasion of day a new public opinion poll shows Hu¬ a Sen. Ralph J. Yarborough of Tcxa- The other three points outlined in Ken¬ Kennedy said he bert H. Humphrey can't win the White Czechoslovakia. who supports McCarthy, went so far a Johnson said: "The offered nedy's prepared speech were: was rejecting sug¬ House-but tho vice president's camp dis¬ to guess that the crisis raised a possi excuses by gestions that he re¬ See related stories, pages 6 and 7 bilitv President Johnson might re-ente the Soviet Union are patently contrived " puted the survey and claimed mounting Negotiate with Hanoi and the military tire from public the presidential race. He referred to a Soviet news agency Tass strength in the drive for the Democratic withdrawal from South Vielnam of ail life, saying. presidential nomination. "If Vice President Humphrey doesn' report that the Communist party and gov¬ There is no safety in Kennedy ernment officials in Czechoslovakia had foreign forces, both allied and North Viet¬ The political arguments raged on in the get in on the first ballot." Yarboi namese hiding. Not for me. not for our children, said, "I would think that would be a asked the Soviet Union and its East bloc who will inherit the world we make for allies for aid in preserving Communism strong probability. -Accompany the withdrawal with "what¬ them." in Czechoslovakia. McCarthy forces in Chicago based their ever help we can give to the South Viet¬ Kennedy said he would not propose halt¬ NSA block "The Czechoslovakian government did political brief for the day on a Gallup namese in the building of a viable political, ing the bombing of North Vietnam if it Poll showing Republican presidential not request its allies to interfere in its economic and legal structure that will not would cost American lives. nominee Richard M. Nixon with a wide internal affairs." the President declared. promptly collapse upon our departure " "But two facts are unmistakably clear." lead over Humphrey "No external aggression threatened Czech¬ he said hit "The oslovakia." -Demonstrate to both Hanoi and Saigon institutional vice president is simply not He cited these as: electable." said Patrick J. Lucey. a McCloskey denounced as "just rubbish" the "sincerity of our intentions by signifi- -The bombing has not reduced the move¬ McCarthy spokesman. ment of men and material into the South The poll showed Nixon holding a 16- from the North. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of viding that the steering committee's re¬ point lead over Humphrey One month -"An end to the killing in Vietnam can a series of articles on the 10-day National port strike out the second provision of ago. Nixon held a two-point edge. never be negotiated as long as the bombing Student Assn. convention in Manhattan. the steering committee's motion and re¬ But the Gallup survey also showed continues " Kan. quire the University of Alabama delega¬ the Republican nominee five percentage tion to unseat a white member and replace Addressing the Worcester Chamber of By CHRIS MEAD points ahead of McCarthy. Commerce at Kimball Hall, Holy Cross State News Staff Writer him with a black Lucey said Humphrey had suffered "the College, Kennedy said his program MANHATTAN, Kan -The entire black Opponents of the amendment argued that biggest drop of any candidate in the polls "should enable us to end our participa¬ delegation to the National Student Assn. to penalize the University of Alabama, this year." tion in this war with honor, having ful¬ (NSAi Congress here walked out on Tues¬ when perhaps nearly all delegations were He said the poll shows "the effective filled our commitment to prevent a North day's administrative plenary to protest guilty of racism, was putting Alabama on choice for president in 1968 is now nar¬ Vietnam to the self determination of the institutional racism within and without a "pious, hypocritical altar of sacrifice." rowed down to two alternatives'-Repub- South Vietnamese people. " NSA. (please turn to back page) lican Nixon or Democrat McCarthy. The black walkout came during floor (please turn to back page) debate on a five-part proposal by the Congress steering committee and an amendment gation by the New York State dele¬ Ike's morale excellent/ Enemy resum The See related story, page original steering committee motion, 2 condition remains critical shelling Saigon read by James Graham, chairman of the WASHINGTON (AP) - Army doctors tain disturbances in heart rhythm steering committee, provided: reported late Wednesday there had been These disturbances include ventricular SAIGON (APi - Enemy gunners -that all delegates be seated without cre¬ "no recurrence" of slammed rockets into downtown Saigon heajt rhythm dis¬ fibrillation, or very rapid uncoordinated dential checks. turbances that have constituted the chief contractions, which have threatened the early Thursday, resuming their shelling -that since there are elements of racism problem in former President Dwight D of the capital after a two-month lapse. One 77-year-old Eisenhower's life in his cur¬ in all schools, the University of Alabama Eisenhower's heart attack. rent heart attack, the seventh he has suf¬ round smashed into the National Assem¬ (whose credentials had been debated earli¬ They said in a medical bulletin at 5 p.m. fered. bly building. er i should not be forced to substitute a EDT that "his morale is excellent and his Doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital The first barrage of about 15 rounds black delegate in place of a white one. vital signs continue to be stable." The text did not say how long they had been admin¬ struck at 4:45 a.m sending shells into the . -that NSA should make provisions of the bulletin: heart of the capital in areas ranging istering the drug. They disclosed they had against possible credential challenges be¬ "Gen. Eisenhower has spent a comfort¬ been using it after issuing a medical bul¬ from near Independence Palace to the fore next year's Congress. able day. There has been no recurrence of letin at 10a.m. saying: riverfront. -that NSA establish a top-priority com¬ rhythm disturbance. His morale is excel¬ "Gen. Eisenhower spent a very com¬ mittee to combat racism on member cam¬ lent and his vital signs continue to be fortable night and his spirits remain ex¬ See related story, page 9 puses stable." cellent. The trend toward a decrease in -and that no further delegate creden¬ Doctors said that a new heart drug has the frequency of cardiac irregularities Twenty minutes later four or five rounds tial challenges be brought up this year appeared to be effective with former Pres-' and episodes of rapid heart action indi¬ Sunnin9 and Funnin9 landed. A round that hit roof turret of the Previously. 24 delegations had asked ident Dwight D. Elsenhower, but his con¬ cated in last night's bulletin, has con¬ a as¬ that their own delegates' credentials be dition remains critical. tinued throughout the night. These two darlings don't seem to be too bothered by the heat as sembly building on Lam Son square sent challenged on racism charges The drug is a synthetic substance called "While the physicians believe this is they have fun at-the Spartan Village playground. - pieces of roofing tin through the air with By a 188 to 154 vote, the Congress voted lidocaine. which is under extensive clin¬ broken glass and chunks of metal flash¬ an encouraging sign, they still view the State News Photo by Bob'lvlns to include a New York amendmen* pro¬ ical investigation for use in managing cer- ing. general's condition as critical " Thursday, August 22, 1968 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Agnew proposes Communists By WILLIAM L. RYAN An AP News Analysis been underscored by the reac¬ tion of Communists abroad "It is incomprehensible that News Analysis then, did the Russians go with it? Moscow ahead evidently considered new DETROIT cities - Spiro T plan Agnew, the GOP nominee for A mighty Communist power. to the Communist a a weak s Communist one Socialist state can encroach the blow vice president, proposed Wednesday that the federal govern- A v )t v 'i p* "n. v~nrW /rmit * lesser evil, com¬ T>fpt m'w tnwns tp relieve congestion in big citv appear in the role of champion pea] by "a group ot memYjers" pared with what the example of ghettos- followers of Lenin a shock from eignty of arfother Socialist "This does not mean that those' who prefer to remain in the state." declared an outraged-- of freedoms and popular re¬ of the Czechoslovak party's Cen¬ Czechoslovakia might produce. which they may never fully re¬ cover and possibly frightened-Nico- forms. tral Committee. According to Czechoslovakia showed that a city will not be allowed to choose," Agnew said in a speech to the National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars lae Ceausescu. whose Romania The Italian party leadership this appeal, the current leaders party in control could voluntari¬ will be outraged. It had strongly of the Czechoslovak party had "But it does mean that the city,* relieved from an over¬ There is no real precedent for has retained tight party rule but ly surrender some of its power, to be overthrown not because and this was considered a threat burden of people for its geographic area, can become a much the Soviet invasion of Czechoslo¬ tended to go its own way in supported Alexander Dubcok. more attractice place to live," he said. vakia. Not even the Hungarian foreign affairs. the party chief in Prague To they threatened the reform to all other ruling parties, in¬ "What is needed now is a fresh approach, a utilization of invasion of 1956 was quite the Tito was no less appalled The the Italian Communists, the in¬ movement begun last January cluding the Soviet party itself, the creative genius that abounds in this country to develop posi¬ same, for at that time the Rus¬ Yugoslav President told the vasion will be justification of Evidently, the idea is that the already wrestling with internal sians could claim that an anti- world that "the entry into their stand that "polycentrism" Dubcek followers did this by ferment. tive programs which will relieve the population crowding, the Communist regime had taken Czechoslovakia of foreign mili¬ is inevitable, that there can no permitting Czechoslovaks to impaction that breeds despair." he said. and that Hungary was criticize the Russians. But the Intoxicated intellectuals The Maryland Governor proposed a two-point program de¬ over tary units without invitation or longer be just one single, infalli¬ record shows that all along, the Czechoslovak intellectuals ap¬ signed to reverse the flow of rural poor into big city ghettos. being wrenched from the So¬ approval of the legitimate gov¬ ble source of authority in the viet-dominated alliance in East¬ ernment" would have "far- Communist world Kremlin was alarmed by the re¬ parently had become intoxicat¬ He called for standardization of welfare program on a nation¬ ern Europe. The Chinese Communists will form movement itself. ed with the idea that they could, al basis, and the building of new towns. reaching and very negative Won't buy excuse after 20 years of silence, ex¬ "The new towns, planned for modern living, would provide This time, a Communist party consequences for the whole be delighted What happened Communist government world revolutionary movement." signals the end of a Czechoslo¬ Many Communists around the press opinions free of censor¬ all types of housing, available on an equal basis to white and and still were in control in Czecho¬ Those, from two Communist vak regime considered "bour¬ world are not going to buy ship. The opinions included Spartan sculpture black, as well as attractive industrial sites offering employ¬ slovakia. They were still telling leaders, were condemnations of geois" by the Maoists, and it that excuse. They still will many denouncing the role of the ment within a reasonable distance." Agnew said. "This is also embarrasses the Russians, the invasion as the vio¬ Russians in Czechoslovakia in This odd-appearing one area where government can get in. help, and then get out." the world of their loyalty in gen¬ a party and government sup¬ see those two decades. To Moscow, You must face the fact that well into the foreseeable future eral to the Warsaw Pact and to posed to be the fountainhead of whom Peking pillories as hav¬ lation of one Communist state this meant that Czechoslovakia water spout was spotted ing brought about Communist by the enormous armed might many black Americans will want to continue living right where the basic "principles of social¬ all Communist wisdom. There recently in the gardens ism" espoused by the Kremlin. will be much more disunity through the Kremlin's of other Communist states might eventually be persuaded behind the Student Sei they are now. he said. "But they won't want to live in'houses to turn Westward. they don't own. They won't want to continue to live in a All the Czechoslovak Commu¬ Seem like disaster own "revisionism." led by the Soviet Union. The vices Bldg. On question¬ nists wanted to do was to re¬ For the French Communists, The Russians themselves result is going to be more splits Czechoslovakia is strategical¬ neighborhood in which they have no personal financial stake. have come up with a question¬ and even less unity than before ing, the fountain identi¬ "Let's face it." he said. "People don't burn their own form their regime within the Czechoslovakia will seem like ly important as an outpost fied Itself as Joe Tyner, homes. Let's face it. People don't throw bricks through windows framework of Communist party disaster. The French party, long able justification of their inva¬ in a movement already ripped This factor, plus the military Ann Arbor freshman, of stores owned bv their friends and neighbors." rule. the most influential in Europe, sion. by dissensions. invasion, tend to bolster the Tass broadcasts This was easily predictable in State News Photo by At Colorado Springs Tuesday. Agnew said the solution of the Shock of invasion came through a trying time in idea that military men in Mos¬ the event of an invasion. Why. Bob Ivins Vietnam war must be "political and not geographical." The shock of the invasion has the recent crisis in France. It The Soviet news agency. Tass. cow now wield enormous power FROM DICK GREGORY Things By CHRIS MEAD Democracy: "Why the Hell been so aren't busy fighting for the flag that they forgot to fight says. We'll take your 18-vear old boy to the front lines and State News Staff Writer we got to go around the world if he lives to be 21. we'll let and ram it down their throats?" for my rights under the flag." MANHATTAN, Kan-Dick him vote.'" On stealing Money: "You young people Gregory. . cannot be slave to a money One time comedian. Racism: "I don't know why Stealing: "Ain't no nigger any more." Things aren't too funny these stole more money than LBJ white folks get upset when days. Newspapers: "No newspa¬ You know Bobby Baker couldn't niggers are racist-Hell, we Dick Gregory. pers are better than the type learn it from you." steal 18 million all by himself " we get in this country today." Peace and Freedom presi¬ White Liberals: "We're Youth: "You got a hell of a dential candidate. On hunting tired of ya'. We don't need job on your backs. You got .. . Dick Gregory. white liberals any more--we a corrupt government and Hunting: "When all those "Nigger." need white radicals." He really turned on the white you've got to solve its prob¬ patriotic bastards go out Revolution: "Nature con¬ lems." kids at the National Student huntin' once a year. I'm trols revolution, not the police Television: "I'm goddamned thinkin' about throwin' Assn. (NSA) Congress flags department, baby." sick and tired of seeing that over the deer " Wednesday. What he said de¬ Uncle Tom: "When the white white dove fly in that woman's fies traditional journalistic man kick my mamma in the kitchen. I'm just hopin' to State universities: style. He speaks for himself butt, she turn around and grin "They're The constitution: "You see a crow fly in." run by fat-assed. no-good, ig¬ and let him do it again." shoulda wrote niggers, this norant politicians." don't College: "In this comin' apply to you.' Then I school year, you gotta set wouldn't have to explain it to Law and order: "Law and these campuses on fire. You On platforms ... order is just another whiley my kids." , gotta let them know it's YOUR school." Presidential platforms: trick-another way of sayin' "Paint the White House black nigger." Private property: "The white man don't believe in and bring the boys home from Vietnam." "Law and order, hmmmm " property rights that much "Search for the Don't believe it? Just ask the Truth: "Law and order, (whisper • Indians " truth If you're gonna get noooo." kicked out for the truth, then Mayor Daley: "A syndi- Dick cated-controlled. trampv hood¬ get kicked out. " Gregory lum." The military: "You go t< hell with your army ." Don't call him boy Voting: "The government MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9:30 a.m. to 5-30 p. WEDNESDAY NOON TILL 9:00 p.m. top team in the campus league: imported Irish lambswool sweater and rugged hopsaclc Levi's Full-fashioned soddle shouldei V-neck pullover scoimg big in sage gieen, brown gold o> novy. M to 20 piep s^es 12.00 Permanent press hopsack Levis are a winning combination ot dacio polyester and avnl icyon. Navy, biown, giey. 27 to 30 piep si?es, 9.00 Navy only to 34 Prep Sires Jacobson's Men's 210 Abbott Rd. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, August 22, 1968 NEWS Invasion spurs m summary LONDON (AP) - Through- out the world Wednesday, Com- imwrts jivm. and capitalists, rich yiw, Nvhite. young demonstrators and senior government leaders Harold Wilson called the inva- s,on "a flagrant violation of tj,e United Nations an accepveO slinaaras ternational behavior." "This is a - trter and of in- tragedy not only ing office two in years ago. Kinshasa, the Conguk** government .announced it wouto withdraw its students from the de- De Gaulle's office issued manded a quick withdrawal relatively mild statement de- from Czechoslovakia florin# Soviet •European detente intervention. a Several windows smashed by about 1,500 demon¬ strators at the Soviet Embassy. tried to storm the Soviet mili- were tary mission in Frankfurt but were In turned back Qern. iorrioratrators side Smaller held the by police about 300 Swiss gathered out¬ Mk'&s Ci.skaayf. demonstrations were outside Soviet offices in protested the invasion of for Czechoslovakia but for countries that invaded Czecho¬ Czechoslovakia. the capitals of Norway, Sweden, U Thant assails Europe and the whole world," slovakia. Leftist Syria was the only Australia and New Zealand. his statement added. "It is Italy said that because of the nation to accept immediately invasion it would not now sign Some 50 demonstrators a serious blow to the efforts and officially the Soviet ex- marched on the Soviet Embassy which so many countries have the treaty banning the spread planation other that hard-core Russian and Communist been making to improve rela- tions between East and West." of low nuclear a pause weapons, "to of reflection." The al¬ Soviet invasion in Rome at the walls Some threw eggs 31? neverSoo troops were invited in by prime Minister Indira Gand- Soviet Union and the United The president and Commu¬ "// is late for rea¬ Prague authorities. States collaborated in UNITED NATIONS (AP» - Union "to exercise the utmost nist party chief of Romania, hi of India, in her strongest drafting son to prevail." In London Prime Minister criticism of Moscow since tak- the treaty. At the request of the United restraint in its relations with Nicolae Ceausescu, called the States, Britain. France and the government and people of iS President Johnson invasion "a grave mistake" three other nations, the U.N. Czechoslovakia." that could jeopardize peace Security Council was sum- The Soviet delegation distrib- in Europe and the future of the Kk Russian people moned Wednesday with into emergency evening session to deal the' Soviet-led invasion uted an official statement claiming the troops were invited into Czechoslovakia by mem- world Communist movement. President Tito of Yugoslavia of Czechoslovakia bers of the Central Committee said he was deeply concerned International News • The Soviet Union, using its power on Czechoslovakia in a lightning maneuver, spread tanks and troops across the coun¬ by MOSCOW (AP) government's An old hurried down a sidewalk read- radio station, that Premier The six nations acted after Sec -Gen. the invastion to U Thant as a assailed serious blow world peace and a grave of the Communist party, who feared their Socialist order was threatened by sub vers forces. He called the Soviet action "a grave blow to socialist forces in and the try. The occupation is aimed at thwarting Czechoslovakia's -- recent move towards liberalism. Czech citizens clashed with man stood in front of the Krem- ingPravda. Alexei N. Kosygin and Defense setback to East-West relations the Soviet and other occupational troops. lin in Red Square Wednesday Muscovites seemed more re- Minister Andrei A. Grechko had He appealed to the Soviet resigned, Union and its Warsaw Pact * and muttered over and over luctant than usual to talk to again: "The Czechs are our foreigners. Many shrugged The report was_denied ™ allies for restraint. • Tonite • National News friends. I don't understand." when questioned about their mediately by the Foreign Min- Canada, Denmark and Para¬ He expressed the surprise feelings. istrv. guay joined the Western Big • Former President Dwight Eisenhower, according to his and disbelief of many Musco¬ The official news agency Three powers in asking Ambas¬ the HAPPY doctors, is showing signs of improvement in his heart condi¬ Tass distributed a statement vites at the sudden thrust into sador Joao Augusto Aranjo Cas¬ tion, but his condition is still viewed as critical See page 1 Czechoslovakia bv armed for- that said Soviet , military in- Dem group tro of Brazil, president of the ces of the Soviet Union, Bui- tervention. had been requested Council for August, to call a • Eugene McCarthy's lieutenants have claimed comfort by officials of the Czechoslo¬ backs Martin from recent public opinion polls, while Hubert Humphrey's vak Communist ernment. party and gov¬ But it did not iden- A from within the meeting immediately. Ambassador George W. Ball, u HOUR forces say they are enlisting more delegates. See page 7 group Lines formed at newsstands the chief U.S. tify these officials. Democratic party announced delegate to the for the first reports on Czecho¬ e • Sen. Edward Kennedy announced he is resuming his tass published an appeal Wednesday its support of the United Nations, consulted with slovakia, but later the public from these unnamed officials other council members on re¬ public career, and also called for an unconditional end of candidacy of the East Lansing seemed to adjust to the situ¬ the people of Czechoslo- the bombing of.North Vietnam. See page 1 to dentist running for one of the turning from Washington. Pres¬ ation and the Soviet capital re¬ vakia, asking them to be calm ident Johnson instructed Ball to two board of trustee seats open 8:00 - 10:30 P.M. sumed business as usual. I • Four inmates were killed Wednesday when Ohio peniten¬ and help the Communist armed in this fall's election, join with others in the council to "Prague? Why Prague?" forces in their country. The MSU Democratic Aca- defend rights of the Czechoslo¬ tiary officials set off two dynamite blasts that forced the muttered a as he In Soviet eyes Alexander demic Resource Committee vak people under the U.S. char¬ release of nine guards being held hostage. See page 7 young man Dubcek's liberal regime had endorsed Dr. Blanche Martin, ter m featuring gone too far. but the Tass who declared his candidacy L The Soviet Union was con¬ declaration promised not to Aug. 14. It also urged Zolton demned by the General Assem¬ return to the pro-January style Ferency. former state Demo- Bill "T.N.T." Green Rocky pledges full support of communism and takes of the-past. " "the mis- cratic chairman, other board position. to seek the bly for its actions against Hun¬ gary in 1956 A Security Council resolution of condemnation for & to Republican campaign Many observers took this to mean not that the Soviets attempt to reinstate old- Communist party would chief A parallel organization. composed largely of Repub¬ licans. called the "Committee for Better MSU Trustees." an- invading Czechoslovakia would be subject to Soviet veto, but a big majority for it would be s The Soul Mixers a severe rebuke for the Soviets. Antonio Novotny. who was nounced its support of David ousted Thant had been planning to this by the Czechoslovak Diehl of Dansville and Richard NEW YORK (AP) Riph- Republican platform clearl; country." Brooke said. leave tonight for Prague, and -- The party in favor of Dubcek last Ernst of Bloomfield Hills. A NO COVER senator said he would ard M Nixon-building bridges points the path "toward January. third Republican candidate. remain until Monday as a guest GOP victory in November. speak outside Massachusetts Rockefeller's pledge was for Nixon. Soviet leaders were reported John Pingel. has not received of the Czechoslovak liberal gov- ernment. He canceled that trip Rockefeller's promise high point of a day dedicated confidence in n Ni!!nwfni™ Nixon's choice meeting behind the Kremlin's official support from that * " LIEBERMANN'S= walls. group, but is a member of it. In a statement issued through Wednesday of full campaign to promoting Republican unity of a running mate. Gov. Spiro Rumors that the Kremlin ' Nomination of two candidates a spokesman, Thant deplored T. Agnew of Maryland help for his Republican presi- dential campaign. The GOP standard-bearer for Nixon's White House race, Other Republican leaders calling on Nixon in his Fifth Some criticized black groups Agnew's tough law leadership was split over the decision to use armed troops for the two positions by each party will take place in the the use of force to settle inter¬ national problems as a contra¬ Pack for College in a cropped up after a report, al- respective state conventions vention of the U.N. charter. scheduled a meeting with May- Avenue apartment were Sens and order statements during legedlv from a Czechoslovak later this month He appealed to the Soviet or John V. Lindsay of New York, another spokesman of and Jacob K. Javits of New York ' Edward J "* Brooke of Maryland's racial violence but Brooke said "Ted Agnew is STURDY, ROOMY TRUNK the party's more liberal seg- ment. 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Thursday Morning, August 22,1968 EDITORIAL Violence and the viewing of idealized beatings TV violence: unlike real-life lence on TV if it were not and murders can be harmless The seasonal hue and cry variety, when someone is shot made so entertaining and to children whose environment against television violence has he crumples to the ground, gen¬ dressed up so respectably? An already sufficiently glorifies already begun, and soon the erally uncomplaining, and us¬ indication of the answer may violence, and that repeated ex¬ usual chorus of TV producers will tune up and deliver that ually does not bleed overmuch be seen in the usual reaction to posure to the moral distortions or writhe and twitch impolite¬ real or at least realistically por¬ and oversimplifications which familiar refrain, "We Show What the Public Wants to See," ly. When Popeye or the mar- trayed violence-war documen¬ usually accompany and justify shall slugs the villain, the taries in which soldiers do not television violence can be with¬ followed by "We Gotta Make a most evident damage is to the merely fall like rag dolls with out effect on young people Profit." furniture, and again the victim an occasional grimace of dis¬ whose moral attitudes are still That the apologies are not all song and dance is evident does not suffer disturbingly in comfort, but bleed horribly, lose being formed. front of the camera. arms and legs, and suffer un¬ TV should, have less violence. from the fact that the public The moral context of the abashedly. And in the long run we might does watch, and often enjoys, We are not so naive as to be better off if that violence programs which feature shoot¬ mayhem is usually clear-cut. black versus white, good guys believe the American public were the kind that gave chil¬ ings. brawls, and the like. An interesting question is and bad guys having it out. basically harmless and non¬ dren nightmares instead of why the public should enjoy There is no painful uncertainty violent; violence in American teaching that killing can be as to why the fight, mugging, culture is a real and widely fun and profitable. watching violence in the first or war took place-it was eith¬ recognized problem and may -The Editors place. er the Bad Guys doing their be a reason why the television In seeking an answer to that question, it might be useful to thing, or the Good Guys dis¬ public "wants" to see violence pensing justice. idealized and sometimes glori¬ JIM BUSCHMAN examine the kind of violence Under such circumstances, it fied. TV portrays. How is it 'pre¬ is not difficult to understand A recent State News series sented? What is its justifica¬ fleeting thing how violence can be made en¬ on the subject of violence on tion? One need not watch too tirely palatable, necessary, and even entertaining. TV noted that the average American child sees about 13,000 Fame is a many Popeye cartoons, cops- The next question we would violent deaths on television be¬ and-robbers episodes, and the ask is how long would the pub¬ tween the ages of five and 14. like to realize that there is lic persist in "demanding" vio¬ It is inconceivable that the I would like to confirm a rumor that something very strange about has been circulating around the campus for the last four years. And some fall day in the future /'// come to East I rinsing. Yes. I am graduating. Among those who probably will not be overly sad upon Ill go to the homecoming game against Iowa, and VU JOSEPH ALSOP hearing this news are: -Kathy Hwass. Miss MSU. who may buy my kids a green balloon. Ill tell my wife all about never live down her only date with me; the Great Ad Building sit-in of '68. -Norris Wold, manager of the MSU W. Virginia strategy' for HHH? Ice Arena, who I understand throws darts at my picture; -Roberta Yafie. ex-State News staffer and ghoul-about-town. who finished a dis¬ Buschman, who has paid my last four years bills for the and will probably continue I'll marvel at all the new campus: buildings on the Richard Bernitt Counterin- WASHINGTON ~ Virtually sure of Humphrey and Nixon. Look, rather, election, come November, the answer mal second in the "Know-Your-Univer- to do so until the American Express Card surgency Lab. the Gordon Sabine Student nomination, most unsure of subsequent at the total supporting Nixon, plus the could be a resounding "No, we are not I stole expires. Information Center, and the new undivided eleetion--that is the obvious precon- total supporting Wallace-a figure far sity Quiz" and slashed her wrists only to prejudiced!" in the best West Virginia discover she had no blood: I think my father deserves special men¬ coed dorm. W.C. Blanton Hall vention situation of Vice President Hu¬ above 50 per cent. style. -the entire Student Teaching tion. He holds a doctor's degree and an in¬ And I'll stop at the State News Office, bert H Humphrey One may even Such, then, is the grim electoral office, Copyright (c) 1968, The Washington fluential position on the MSU faculty, where lots of busy students will be pound¬ guess that Richard M. Nixon will equation that Humphrey seems likely whom I hold totally responsible for my Post Co. Distributed by Los Angeles professional conduct from now on; and until recently was widely known and ing lots of broken typewriters And I'll emerge as an odds-on favorite in the to have to solve. In his innermost cir¬ Times Syndicate. -and most of all. my father. Dr M.C. respected as an expert in the field of edu¬ remark sagely that nothing has changed period after the horrendous Democrat¬ cle of advisers, the most promising cation. Now he is more often referred to as Peanuts hasn't changed The crossword ic rally now preparing in Chicago. solution now under discussion is based, The most obvious reason is simple. the father of "that screwball up at the puzzle hasn't changed. The news h.isn't ironically enough, on the West Virginia State News." changed The left-wing Democrats, including primary that put Humphrey out of the OUR READERS' MINDS I don't deny that I get a certain satis¬ And I'll drift over to the back files and large numbers of supporters of Sen. running and gave the 1960 nomination faction when people come up to me and begin paging through the old issues, smil¬ Eugene J. McCarthy, are publicly pre¬ to John Kennedy. say. "Hey. that thing you did on Nixon ing as I come across one of my columns paring to do maximum damage to them¬ Mr. Kennedy entered that primary Beggin' the other day was pretty funny " Except And then, one by one. the busy students selves. their party and everything they profess to believe in. habit McCarthy himself. Such is their And they may well be aided by on West him. on the basis of tests made when Virginians knew nothing about except that he looked handsome the covers of picture magazines. the yer of the pardon office Since there was ample it usually turns out that the "thing on Nixon" umn or was either the Max Lerner col¬ the lead editorial. will begin to notice me whisper among themselves. And finally one of them will come up And they'll to me anu To the Editor: And I have especially enjoyed this sum¬ A less obvious reason is perhaps The excitement of the Wisconsin and room, I must assume that Mr. Moses say. "Can I help you?" In regard to the letter from Under- mer. when the editors decided to take "No." I'll answer "I'm just an old more important In brief, one main other primaries then drove home to sheriff Moses-I was with Father Kele- did not want witnesses to the proceed¬ full advantage of my talents. In addition grad. that's all." reason for McCarthy's rather good the West Virginia people the fact that her the day he was refused permission ings. However, the door was left to my regular column. I began writing And then someone across the room will showing in the opinion polls is that he he was a Roman Catholic. open, and I could hear the conversa¬ has support from many Republicans- to see the prisoners. When we saw movie reviews, feature stories, editorials, say. "Hey. your face is kind of familiar tion from where I stood. In this con¬ Post-Wisconsin tests thereupon Mr Moses, I was told to "get out" headlines and occasionally letters to the Weren't you somebody important"1" modern-style. anti-Vietnam Republi¬ versation Mr. Moses made a state¬ in the suburbs and old. Robert showed Humphrey carrying solidly Pro¬ editor when things were slow. I was also And I'll blush as I answer. "Well. I did cans ment to the effect that "We under¬ testant West Virginia by an overwhelm¬ have my picture in the paper quite a bit Taft-style Republican isolationists in stand from the MSU police that you do put in charge of making ice cream runs ing majority, mainly because of reli¬ to JJresler's on hot days. And he'll jump up and say. "Of course ' the Midwest and elsewhere. When and not like our' form of government "-a if Humphrey is nominated, these pro- gious prejudice. Yet. that fact was Discrimination? People recognize the power of the press I remember!" And he'll turn off the wire publicized. The issue of prejudice was dislike that was amply strengthened by From time to time I've been approached machines and tell everybody to stop typ¬ McCarthy Republicans will inevitably Mr Moses. transfer to Nixon. There are enough dragged squarely into the open. John To the Editor: by groups or individuals asking me to ing. and in a hushed silence he'll intro¬ Kennedy took shrewd advantage of this. To President Hannah: Perhaps Mr Moses misspoke It write something about them. This can be duce me to the staff of them to make a very real difference. would be interesting though, to find Your involvement with various civil dangerous, and I usually refer them to "Kids." he'll begin. "I want you to Finally, the solid political foundation In the upshot, that West Virginia pri¬ out just what information the police rights organizations show that you are the old Chinese literary axiom I live by meet one of the finest guys ever to grad¬ of Nixon's electoral strategy ought to mary was almost a referendum, in compile on students at MSU (which Fr. be enough, in and of itself, to make him an enemy of discrimination. We would It hangs on my bedroom wall and reads uate from this school which the people of the state were Keleher used to be i like to question you on this subject. in translation as follows: I'll grin modestly. a front runner. For trying to be realis¬ asked to vote whether they were pre¬ Since the police arrested several We have been notified that our tui¬ " tic about the strategy. I have been re¬ students and non-students Anything the satirist touches A legend at Michigan State judiced or not. They were prejudiced, tion and rent for married housing has off-campus I'll shake my head with embarrassment. Turns to dung ceiving a lot of letters calling me a in reality, at least to the extent of nat¬ on drug charges one must assume that been raised due to increased labor This just means a column like mine "Staff.. meet Bob Apisa!" "Nixon hater.'' ural dislike for a non-Protestant can¬ a fairly large undercover squad is com¬ costs. We accept this, (if your pay¬ isn't supposed to be nice to people It's Fame is a fleeting thing Yet. in interviews with reporters didate. But when the question was put piling information about everybody in roll goes up. fees and rents must go supposed to kid around and say a lot of during the past week, members of the that way-"Are you prejudiced or are the area-something which would not Nixon high command gathered at the up). stupid things. you not?"-a large majority voted for We are both full-time employees of seem to be in keeping with our great And judging from mv mail. I've suc¬ Letter policy former Vice President's retreat on Mr. Kennedy. new "Academic'Freedom Report." MSU th s s"mmer. ceeded at it beyond my wildest dreams. the West Coast have confirmed, for But to return to the original point- In a paper dated Aug. 8, 1968 to "All I'm excited about being a graduate and The State News welcomes all letters. quotation, every word about that strate¬ In view of Nixon's strategy. Hum¬ Mr. Moses refutes only the statement Deans and Department Chairmen, from doing all the things graduates do-like gy that has appeared in this space. phrey can make the same question pre¬ that he got information from MSU po¬ They should be typed and signed vith the dominate in this election~if he has L.H. Glander. director of Personnel ", getting married, and voting Republican, home town, student, faculty or staff stand¬ More specifically, these men speak¬ lice. About his own actions he is re¬ under the subtitle "eligibility" it is and joining the MSU Alumni Associa¬ ing. and local phone number included. No ing for Nixon have stated that they hope the guts and skill to do so. It will stated that the raises given to MSU markably silent-that regardless of for hardly more Negro votes than the take immense guts to drag the danger¬ tion. It'll be fun. unsigned letter will be accepted for publi¬ human rights, he illegally refused 6 per cent that the black minority gave ous issue of racial prejudice squarely employes will not apply to MSU stu¬ And some fall day in the future I'll cation, and no letter will be printed with¬ dents (either full or part time) or prisoners religious council. come back to East Lansing. I'll go to Barry Goldwater (They will be lucky into the open. It will take immense Scott Braley out a signature except in extreme circum¬ to students of any other University or the Homecoming game against Iowa, stances. All letters must be less than 300 if they get that! > And they have an¬ skill to ask the people of the United chairman. Legal Defense Fund nounced the aim of reducing the vote of States: "Are you prejudiced or are College. New Politics candidate for and I'll buy my kids a green balloon. words long for publication without edit¬ So we must pay for the increase of I'll tell my wife all about the Great Ad George Wallace's racist third party to you not?"--and to do this without undue Ingham County Prosecutor ing. "5 or 6 per cent" of the national sentimentality, without surrender of wages, but because we were students and Building Sit-in of '68 the University n**ume* we will be again, total-which means that recapture of domestic order, without seeming to do not benefit from the wage in¬ two-thirds of the present Wallace vote is the key feature of Nixon's strategy, condone excess. Yet, in .theory at least, it can be we creases because we are students. At East Lansing STATE BANK The sin State News, the student newspaper is published every clas* da> at Michigi throughout the y as long ago predicted here. done. If done successfully, moreover, DISCRIMINATION ??????????? Welcome Week and Orientation issues in June and To make matters worse for Hum¬ it should put the election on a wholly Craig A. Sattler. senior Truck Driver. Mail Room You! Save with scription rates are S14 per >ear. phrey. this is a strategy directly linked new basis, among other things, sham¬ Inited Press Inter to the national mood that the opinion tests reveal. To judge that mood, do ing the dissident Democrats into active support of the Vice President. And if ThriftiChecks L>am Pre?, « IV- Association. Associated Collegiate I Michigan Collegiate Press Ass not look at the relative standings of that is the way the country sees the Low-cost student checking accounts. The only State Student Press Association. charge is 10 - Ci¬ cision not to run for president lace. S.D. on May 27. 1911. the New Dealer Vietnam policy, before his re- McCarthy also favors the con¬ delegate to the NATO Parlia¬ vilian flights for destinations March 31, 1968 and Humphrey's nomination. struction of over six million new son of Hubert Horatio and He joined the administrative mentary Conference and is a in Nigeria were banned Wednes¬ Christine Sannes staff of the W.P A. and became subsequent announcement on McCarthy originally viewed housing units in the next five member of the American Asso¬ Humphrey. April 27, that he would seek the day by military authorities, He was enrolled in the Denver head of the state division a short himself as a kind of political years. And implementation of ciation of University Professors Democratic nomination for pres¬ the recommendations of the thus halting the mercy shuttle (Colo, i College of Pharmacy time later. Between 1941 and "shoehorn" for the late Sen. (AAUP). the Knights of Colum¬ of relief supplies to the ident, he has had to work hard President's Riot Commission. He hungry from 1932-33. received his A B. 1943. Humphrey held the posi¬ Robert F. Kennedy's entrance bus and the Loyal Order of the in Eastern Nigeria. to change his alleged image as into the race for the nomination. has also recommended new from the University of Minne¬ tions of asst. state supervisor Moose. Capt Paul Dickson, head of being a puppet on a string. In announcing his plans to chal¬ health insurance programs for sota in 193i and his A.M from of adult education, chief war security for Lagos Airport, who Shares RFK views citizens of all ages and collec¬ McCarthy is the author of four the University of Louisiana in services secretary and direc¬ lenge the President in four state announced the order, said the The object of a "Dump Hum¬ tive bargaining rights and new Books Frontier* in American He- 1940. tor of the training re-employ¬ primaries. McCarthy hinted that (1960). Dictionary of ban would continue for several ment division. phrey" movement, by groups the delegates he might garner in commodity programs for farm¬ mocracv He married the former Muriel who identify him with the John¬ American Politic« (1962). A Lib¬ days. He gave no reason. ers. Fay Buck in 1936 and has four The list of his positions also in¬ these contests would go to Ken¬ It affects two International son Administration and policies, eral Answer the Conservative cludes asst. regional director nedy (who held a similar dove¬ McCarthy was born in Wat- to Red Cross DC4 plans children. Nancy. Hubert H. III. kins. Minn., on March 29. 1916, Challenge (1964) and The Limits that have of the War Manpower Commis¬ especially as relates to Vietnam. like position on the war >. should Robert and Douglas. the son of Michael John and of Power (1967). been making four daily trips. sion in 1943, and visiting profes¬ Humphrey recently said that his he enter the race EUGENE J. MCCARTHY 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan HKARD GRASSROOTS SENTIMENT Dems begin writing platform r%«J and at least three others One convict was believed killed injured Wednesday as authorities used Henneman emphasized the amount of advance preparation dynamite to blast through the thick stone walls of Ohio Peniten¬ tiary and rescue nine guards held hostage by rebellious con¬ McCarthy batt required of the youngsters In victs. the case of sheep he said. "The None of the nine guards was hurt. sheep are sheared and washed The dramatic end of the more than 24-hour impasse between about six weeks prior to the of ficials and the unruly convicts came shortly before 3pm show, clipped by hand a month in bitter credentia before they arrive and again at the show so they look better " An exact count of the injured in the blasts rush of police. Ohio Highway Patrolmen and National Guards¬ men into the and subsequent beseiged cellblock was not immediately determined. But four convicts were carried out of the rubble, and one ap¬ bama and gain at least 50 Highlights of today's 4-H ac¬ CHICAGO (AP > - Sen. resented at the national con- tivities will include the horse peared dead seats in Texas and thus pick Eugene McCarthy's forces vention. including blacks, show starting at 9 a.m. south At least one policeman had blood on his shirt as he came out sought to wrest presidential Mexican-Americans. organ- up a total of 125 more nominat¬ of the stadium and the dog of the prison. nominating votes from Vice ized labor, "red-heads and ing votes for the Minnesota care and obediance demonstra¬ Decision to use explosives to end the uprising of about 300 President Hubert H. Humphrey senator liberals." tions, with some 80 dogs in convicts was made by Corrections Chief Maury Koblentz. War¬ Wednesday in a heated Demo¬ the ballroom at Demonstra¬ den Marion Koloski. Adjt. Gen. S. T. Del Corso and Highway cratic credentials fight that McCarthy forces seek to un¬ The McCarthy seat the entire regular dele¬ forces joined tion Hall Patrol officers. first saw Mississippi delegates with an informal "black cau¬ gations from Georgia and Ala- cus" of drummed out of the party's Afro-American dele¬ UtfemJa national convention on grounds gates from Mississippi. Ala¬ of racism. bama. Georgia. Texas and Political match the tempers rose to sweltering weather Grape boycott North Carolina to press racial discrimination charges and Well-mannered mutt the party's biggest conven¬ seek the seating of pro-Mc¬ as This young lady gives instructions to her well- Have fun tion seating struggle in history set for Saturday Carthy delegates mannered dog as spectators and judges watch at the during term break with moved from the purely racial dog show sponsored by the 4-H Club at Demonstra¬ issue in Mississippi to a com¬ at area markets Joseph Rauh Jr.. a top Mc¬ tion Hall. State News Photo by Bob Ivins summer clearance fashions: plex dispute mixed of race, Carthy strategist, threatened party loyalty, unit voting rules The attempt to boycott Cali bruising floor fight at the and political maneuvering in SUMMER DRESSES 33 to 50% OFF convention if the Humphrey other state delegations. fornia out grapes will be carried again this week-end with mittee rules Credential Com_ against the chal¬ Cakes, a kiss are trophies SPORTSWEAR AND LINGERIE 50% OFF A charge of "political ex¬ another local supermarket pick- lengers in other Southern GROUP OF SWEATERS $4 and UP pediency" was leveled against the national party by Jack states. at Femme Fatale car rally 203 E. GRAND RIVER The picketers. protesting the Travis, chairman of the regu¬ Homemade cakes and a kiss The next meeting of the SSCC lar Mississippi delegation California farm worker's inabil¬ from the rally mistress were is Sept 27 at 8 p.m.. at Nick's Open Wed. 9:30 to 9 ousted in favor of a biracial ity. due to grape growers, to be¬ Villa. 1800 S Washington Ave.. the trophies in the Femme group of insurgent "loyal gin their own union, will meet tee." Rauh said Fatale Rally Sunday. Democrats " again at the Cristorev Com¬ The road rally, an annual munity Center in Lansing at He charg- it was Hum- event sponsored by the females The Credentials Committee 9 a m Saturday They will pro- phrev's strategy to seat the 44 of the Spartan Sports Car ruling on Mississippi is sub- ceed from there to a local su- Mississippi challengers but Club, was run on a pre-estab¬ then to overlook allegations ol ject to confirmation by the permarket Albert racial discrimin;' io" in other lished route from gimmick King This week the instructions. The rally mis¬ Lansing City Southern states « rule in Council passed a resolution in favor of party regular tresses planned the 50 mile The Nazz In another dispute. Texas support of the boycott and urged rally in the Lansing area. Bill Snider. Dearborn sen¬ PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 state Chairman Will Davis said farmers at the city market not Both Humphrey and Grande Ballroom "I think we have been mali¬ to sell California grapes, in- Carthy supported th<- victori ior. and Ron Brammerman ciously maligned" by similar charges of racism from a pro- structing them that the city ous wouldn't sell the grapes from There Mississippi insurgents vas no Humphrey-Mc- placed first while Tom Leach and Gail Kennedy, both from Detroit Advance Tickets Chumleys TODAY East Lansing, placed second McCarthy slate of challengers the western state either. Carthy struggle at stake that state because the Bob Eames from Mason, placed 124 1/2 W. Grand River 1:20-3:20-5:20-7:25-9:30 P.M. ©LASMES Albert Pina. speaking for lengeif third. 3 weeks In Europe ir> venly divided the Texas McCarthy group, HOW SWEET via Icelandic Air charged that blacks. Mexican- from New York Americans and others were denied a fair share of national $280.00 3rd WEEK Feature 1:30-4:05-6:45 9:25. Fri& Sat at 1:45- convention votes and that some 4:20-7:00-9:40 p.m. were "stolen" by Gov John College Travel Connally. Davis Texas angrily group were insisted all fairly rep- Office 351-6010 IT IS to see the first motion picture to tell the entire freaked- SPARTAN TWIN THEATRE out, mind blown, turned-off, switched-on world just exactly how sweet it is. AT 7:30-9:30 i . JULIE GEORGE C. Walt Disney's CWRISTIE • SCOTT bungle BooK PLUS AT 1:30-4:50-8:10 fcJH. ICMAD0 lEiUP-WTMOND WMiNCP POOOUCllON UlflCKBEARtiS GH05r~ TICHKICOUM-B "SUPERB SUSPENSE! Even readers of the book who know how 'Baby' comes out are in for a '"Rosemary's Baby' tells it like it is: A CLASSIC! A shocker beyond belief. Will be discussed, damned, praised and attract millions and millions of persons to theatres." up/ Mia Farrow JAMES GARNER DEBBIE REYNOLDS m a William Cattle Production MAURICE RONET an limn fOR THE SCREEN AN Production Designer - Regard SytDert Tecfmcotof A Paramount Piriu-e Suyg»-sieO tc* Maiu* Aud* man which will house and shield the reactant Is being stated. 6200 South Pennsylvania Kajasthan." "Kalidiscope." Also, the Club was formed "Orisoa" and "Arts and Crafts lowered into a 26 foot deep hole In the floor. in the fall of 1967. not 1968 of India. " State News Photo by Jim Richardson as was stated in the article Thursday, August 22, 1968 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS Hurry! Only One Day Left! Call 355-8255 NOW! 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FALCON CONVERTIBLE 1963 Very operation in various Michigan Uni¬ good shape - must sell! Brian. 356- versities Call THE SOCIETY COR FURNISHED DUPLEX Cancellations - 12 noon one - Three bed¬ 6757 2-4/23 PORATION, 351-8294 between 10 class day before publica¬ MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kala¬ 2753 room. carpeted $240, twelve month a.m. - 1:30 p.m., Wednesday and mazoo Street-Since 1940 Complete lease Call 332-5818 2-8/23 tion. Thursday 2-8/22 auto painting and collision service. NOW LEASING I American and foreign cars IV5- RADIO ENGINEER Immediate open¬ ONE GIRL wanted for four man PHONE apartment in New Cedar Village. ing. Full or part-time FCC First Damage deposit paid 627-6041 2-8/23 FORD STATION Wagon 1961-- Class license required A good place 355-8255 V-8. automatic, power steering. Scooters & Cycles to study Call 482-1334 5-8/23 GIRL NEEDED: One bedroom apart¬ $150 355-2880 3-8/22 AUTHENTIC DEALER for Yamaha ment fall-winter-spring Call 351- RATES immac¬ For Rent ~ 1200 E. GRAND RIVER | 5311 2-8/23 GTO CONVERTIBLE 1966 Triumph, and BMW. Complete line ulate. many extras, never raced. of parts, accessories, leather goods, TV 1 DAY $1.50 mile south of 1-96 RENTALS for students $900 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. 325 Large WANTED ONE or two girls for $1,900 Call Doug. 351-7738; after and helmets Vi month. Free service 3 DAYS $3.00 on South Cedar. SHEP'S MOTORS and deliv¬ upstairs, furnished, one bedroom apartment, coming school year ery Call NEJAC, 337-1300. We Utilities included $130 per month Call Tina. Sue. 8:30 - 5:30 p.m. Phone 694-6621 C 5 DAYS $5.00 guarantee same-day service C Deposit 351-4530 5-8/23 (based on 10 words per ad) DUCATI 1967 350 3,000 miles Will Which would you rather have? TV RENTALS for students Low c NEEDED: ONE girl Over 10, 15£ per word per day sell for half cost, two helmets in¬ for new Cedar nomical rates by the term or mo Village fall, winter, spring Re¬ cluded. 372-6867 2-8/23 Lockjaw or hemorhoids? UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS duced rent 351-5963 3-8 2? There will be a 50tf service 1964 HONDA Superhawk 328cc New 351-6009 from 6-7 p.m. 6-8/23 and bookkeeping charge if pipes, bars, seat, cam Avon road GET READY FOR THE WORLD Burcham Drive. New this ad is not paid within tire Extra gears Two helmets SERIES. Check T V 's for sale in deluxe furnished three man. one week. $425 351-8990 2-8/23 Employment Employment today's Classified Ads! Alr-conditloned, laundry, TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE TR 120/R RECEPTIONIST: TO work during parking, storage. Phone Mrs. RAMBLER AMERICAN Convertible WANTED: RN with a desire for and The State News will be $50 Call 339 8060. Five months old Like new Call school terms. Good typing a must FOUR-MAN apartment available Sep¬ Addams, 484-1579, days: 1961 early experience in OR. nursing. Call responsible only for the mornings 3-8/22 353-7926 2-8/23 Good English, spelling required MASON GENERAL HOSPITAL 677 tember 15. Nine month lease 351- Evenings, 372-5767 or 489- FALL HOUSING for three or more first day's incorrect inser¬ Also able to handle phone and work 9521 5-8/23 8849 2-8/23 1656. TEMPEST 1968 two-door, green, six- with students This is an interest¬ single students, now available Com¬ tion. ing position for a versatile lady pletely furnished, all utilities paid FOR TWO students Deluxe cylinder, deluxe features Low mile¬ CHOOSE YOUR own hours A few Call NEJAC today. 337-1300 C new excellent condition $2,590 Call 358-8297. Monday through Fri¬ apartments ten minutes to campus age. hours a day can mean excellent Call 351-7380 8-8/23 day, 8-5p.m. S-8/23 *165 per month. Lease 332-3135 HONDA 1965 337 with cams, earnings for you as a trained AVON STUDENT UNITS - Three and four- heavy- 7-8/23 representative For appointment, in man units sUll available for Septem¬ duty clutch. Excellent condition. IV BABYSITTER IN my home for next Automotive TR-4A 1966 Two tops, wire wheels, 9-2661 3-8/22 six weeks, five days a week, 8- your home, write Mrs Alona Huck ber leasing Lowebrooke, Univer¬ Michelin tire*. Eicellent condition. 5 sity Terrace, and Evergreen. Call AMBASSADOR 1966 Excellent condi¬ 355-6042, after 5:30p m 2-8/23 p.m. Call after 5 p.m., 355- STATE MANAGEMENT 332-8687 HONDA, SUPERHAWK, 1966. excel¬ 0879 — 2-8/23 tion. Must sell. Best reasonable of¬ TR 3 ABSOLUTELY perfect condi¬ lent condition, scrambler. Pipes, FEMALE, Blent, conscien¬ fer Can be seen at 624 McRoberts CHILD CARE for academic year tion Red with wire wheels See it at just tuned 332-6612 4-8/23 COLLEGE GRADUATES to work 6 - NEWLY MARRIED? tious to R enteQair-conditioned Street. Mason, or call 676-5014 3-8 23 Mature person to care for one- CRAINS MOTORS, 1301 East Kala- 8 weeks on address coding, for 1970 year son of graduate student four duplex. 35i-i<46 3-8/23 BUICK 1961 Good t SPORTSTER - 900CC Rebuilt en¬ Census Apply at ^Tri-County re¬ days per week Your home or mine TANGLEWOOD gine, very clean. Some extra parts gional Planning Commission. 535 EAST SIDE Rent now for fall, High salary. 351-7653 or 353-8626 - BARE WALLS FILL UP FAST (Chain, etc I $750. 372-4268 5-8/22 Clippert St . Lansing. Michigan or 5-8/23 APARTMENTS nine month lease; One-bedroom, ONE BEDROOM, furnished, air-con¬ Check for "household" items in Call 372-1810 2-8/23 1 Bdrm., unfur., from 119.5- shared bath. )80, utilities included ditioning. Twu blocks from cam¬ FOR SALE column today 2 Bdrm., unfur., from 139.50 One-bedroom, private bath. 1115 pus Married couple $150 month FEMALE - FULL-Time only, five 337-0409 3-8/23 351-5312 3-8/23 day week. For better sportswear and 351-7880 ready to wear See Mr. Kaufman, MEN SPANISH FOOD between 10 a m and 1 p.m THE CEDAR STREET. South 2615W ~ — WOMEN CATALINA CONVERTIBLE 1964 Employment . LINE UP your part-time job for fall Large two-bedroom apartment, un¬ Vnd Other Food From Most For¬ TOG SHOP, next to Campus Thea¬ now' Car necessary Phone 351- furnished. second floor, Encyclopedia Britannica now hiring. carpeted, eign Countries-including U.S. trakrs. muffler Red white top. VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Sedan New tune- tre, East Lansing No phone calls. 7319 10-8 23 Part time $350 month. Full time 8800 GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT for 1-8/22 drapes,, stove, and refrigerator in¬ black interior Needs some work month. If you meet our require up Dealers price, $1425. Sell for TEACHERS: FALL openings Various cluded Just remodeled. Call 398- a SHAHEEN'S FAMILY Make offer 355-8297 8-5 p.m. S-8/23 $1350 IV5-4257 4-8/23 FOOD FAIR women in office, sales, technical INSURANCE AGENCY has position locations CUNE TEACHERS AGEN¬ 101 W Saginaw 485-4089 IV 2-1543 C-8/22 CY 129 East Grand River 4-8/23 CHEVROLET 1965 Impala Super Sport, VOLKSWAGEN 1962 - New engine for full-time girl General office Michigan Bankard Welcome A-l condition, must sell $525 482- work Call Mr Harney, 332-0858 bucket seats, automatic, all power EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COMPANY 6119. 8-813 for interview. 2-8/23 FACTORY ALL SEASON AIR-CON¬ Experienced secretaries, typists, to DITIONING Vinyl top Low mileage Must sell Owner going overseas. work temporary assignments. Never fee. Phone 487-6071. BABYSITTER wanted in my home THERE'S NO GAMBLE AT a C-8/22 351-4621 3-8/22 near Okemos High Weekdays 8- CHEVROLET 1967 V-8. $1500 down and take ments Call after 5 automatic over pm pay¬ IV4- YOUR DREAM OF extra < EMPLOYERS start - NOW'S THE TIME to looking for fall help. For a people producing Classified Ad 355-8255 today! dial 5 p m month. Call Own transportation. $150/ 351-5381 after 6 p.m Now leasing for September— 711 BURCHAM DRIVE E Apartment from $55 per person. For 4- FOR COOL COMFORTABLE LIVING man apartment. 2 blocks from Union - walk to Campus. Come see the truly cleanest & quiet¬ Store est building in East Lansing. Model available! Office open 8:30-5 p.m. Manager 5-8p.m. — BALCONIES Or call office, 351-7910; call — THREE MAN UNITS manager 5-8 p.m., 351-4060. — COMPLETELY CARPETED — AMPLE PARKING If you are Investigating apartment living, a visit or call UNIVERSITY VILLA to our office definitely can eliminate the "legwork" of & BEAL APT. — LAUNDRY FACILITIES Govan Management apartment-hunting. — FURNISHED 635 ABBOTT Rd. — CONVENIENT TO CAMPUS East side- EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT CO. -furnished Apts. ALL NEW 1966 GRAND SPORT; burgundy with 1965 LEMANS CONVERTIBLE: 517 N. Clemens for 2—$125 517 N. Clemens (up) (Down) READY FOR IMMEDIATE SUMMER OCCUPANCY 351-7880 black interior, 4 speed, power steer- V-8, power steering, radio, heater, ing—$1695 white wall tires—$1295 for 2--$150 Our New Location: 317 M.A.C. 120 S. Hayford TO LEASE FOR SUMMER OR FALL for 4—$200 1965 GRAND SPORT; automatic, 1964 BONNEVILLE; 4 door hardtop, 2402 Vine phone Mrs. Inghram power steering, mag wheels, Radial air conditioning, power steering, House—$200 489-9651 tires, power brakes, red with black power brakes, power windows, pow¬ vinyl top—$1495 er seat, AM-FM radio—$1195 All apartments furnished with GENERAL ELECTRIC stoves, refrigerators, and air conditioners. CALL: 351-5323 28. Coaster ACROSS 29. Audible breath 1. Facial features 31. Unaccustomed 5. Varangians 33. One: Scot. 8. Salamander 34. Pilfer 11. Concerning 36. Autumn pear 12. Pertinent 38. Large spider 13. Damage 42. Cheese dish 14. Let it stand 45. Impetuosity 15. Quicksilver 46. Past 17. Occurring 47. Poem after dinner 48. Roof edge DOWN 19. Captured 49. Red-berry 1. Speech defect 4 1967 MUSTANG; 1964 CHEVELLE WAGON; 6-cyl., 20. Suitor evergreen 2. Towards the 5i. Baking dish 6-cyl., 3 speed, ra- 50. Primary color where you always win! automatic, power steering, radio 24. Slender finial center (i. Frank ^dio, heater, white walls—$1795 26. Title 51. Attract 3. Influence / Worthless heater, white walls—$895 trifle 7 0 9 10 r 5 I % ll 1 13 !. Australian bird ). Remote II IS % it. ). Essay >. Coagulate 1966 MALIBU; 2 door hardtop, V-8, w i. Romaine automatic, power steering, radio, [. Mysterious heater, white walls~$1595 l> 18 20 %%% 11 21 !. New born lamb i$ p ). Cereal grass v//< % 2fc $% V 26 1. j. Worm Concealed M IS % 52 s danger 29 50 31 % Refunded IH IS % ■x, 17 d% ). Abominate Conqueied Phil Gor Heavy Duty Lifetime Mufflers Tune Up SO - %% % is V) ^0 j. Work 1. Courser 3. Go by C3r VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Shock Absorbers installed from 6 Cyl. $6.95 n 4? 47 i % ). Volcan:c matter 2845 E. Saginaw 8 Cyl. $8.95 M> % 51 1. Afresh 484.1341 $14«s $95 Plus Brand Name Pans 49 % SO % I. Guitarfish 3. Time oi life Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, August 22,-1968 11 For Rent For Rent For Sale GUITAR EPIPHONE Slab One pick¬ ARBOR FOREST APARTMENTS neV<^d*r "illa,£ ONE GIRL needed for HASLETT TWO-Bed room duplex type Excellent lead instrument Al¬ Honing optional Riverview Park. Trowbridge Road. East Lansing Fac- monlh,to Soo.'®- «» Completely carpeted including kit¬ up. so. Fender amplifier 146 Haslett 3407 West Mount Hope. Lot A-5. ulty members Deluxe one and two- M/I2 chen and bath Appliances furnished. POODLE-WH^ . . AKC regis I'he me 419-4353 3-8 22 $140 month plus utilities Available Street 3-8 >22 tered Thret SO" O $70 After 5 bedroom apartments available Pri- spARTAN " Avemle Four-man P m 489-5150 «"e patio and sw.mm.ng pool Chalet M|M apartment. call evenings. September I Drive by 5874 Ok- 3-8/22 Houk for private parties Within emos-Haslett Road Couple and one 3323,07 J-8/23 child acceptable Call GOVAN MAN¬ SEWING MACHINE deal ONE YEAR old male and 14 month walking distance of campus No GIRLS-FURNISHED modern. 526 children or pets Phone 337-0634 AGEMENT. 351-7910 After 5 p.m. old female German Shepherd Doc haslett rPANELLED. (urnished Stoddard $50 00 for . Electricity Lea9e 332-0091 O 351-9319 appointment l- 3-8 "23 ^artmeat for two 1150. including 337-1181.489-8468 3-8 23 - u,J,ities 33W»15 LOVELY FURNISHES ts.„. RIFLE 270 Savage. W vv«v EAST LANSING Three-bedroom du¬ bedroom houses for fall. Lease, nish*d three-man Air-conditioned mounting for scope, excellent con¬ . NEEDED: MALE to share one-bed- plex in Marble -School District Liv¬ Terms EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING deposit Students welcome 351- dition $150 best offer laundry parking storage PHONE , apartment 485-4866 or Call 351- 10 x 51 GENERAL - Two-bedro. Miss Adams. 484-1579. days; eve- '^ ing room, dining room, snack bar. COMPANY 1115 North Washington 7380 8-8 23 j.™ washer, excellent condition N kitchen. I 1/2 bathrooms, panelled 489-6448 C-8 22 nings. 372-5767 or 489-1656 C-8 22 recreation room, MSU Call after 5 p m . 351-4334 patio. Call eve¬ NOW S THE TIME TO SELL hou* TWO MEN. $55 month Capitol Vil- nings. 351-5614 3-8/23 SAFETY ONE ROOMMATE, half block from ia Call 351-0334 or 694-9878 HARDER & coated lens OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 416 Tussing Herkey ISO/month. Call 351-5149 14/23 3-8/23 . EAST LANSING New. three bed¬ Building Phone IV2-4667 C-8 23 LARGE HOUSE RITZ CRAFT 1966 12' x 50' Air- DELTA ARMS Need fourth man room duplexes, carpeted- $190 Mar r G E CONSOLE stereo AM FM( DIAMOND BARGAIN Wedding arei conditioner 372-5957 by appoint¬ ble school. Families 332-0480 6-8 23 CAMPER TO fit half ton pick-up: 1007 NORTH Pennsylvania Avenue far ,aU- studious Write Gary Riv- engagement ring sets Save fifty per Heater. Foam mattress, tile floor, ment 5-8/23 Lower. large, four rooms, unfur- ^ 3425 Lap^r. Apartment 35. EAST LANSING New three bed cent or more Large selection of nished except FUnl 3 8 23 cupboards. Phone 882-2157, after kitchen Laundry and room house, air-conditioning, car plain and fancy diamonds $25-$150 Lost & Found CROWN TWELVE-String guitar, plus WILCOX SECOND HAND STORE 509 peted $215 Marble school Family peting and drapes Garage utilities STODDARD APARTMENTS Now 332-0480 6-8 23 hard shell case - three months old East Michigan. 485 4391 C BEAUTIFUL 10' x 55 Elcar with LOST SIAMESE and Tiger kittens paid. $170 month plus deposit Lease leasin8 one-bedroom furnished Near ROOMS and apartments Mai Call now! Brian. 355-6757 2-8 23 8' x 10' Expando Three bedroom, Vicinity Durand and Grand River. required By appointment only. campus ED2-2920,337-7274 3-8'23 THREE BEDROOM duplexes quiet, cooking, parking, su Call 627-5454 3-8 22 " " * " * ; " ' " " $185 Close in 487-5753 or 485-8836 RECONDITIONED SEWING machines newly furnished with wall to wall East Lansing Reward! Phone 337- ONE GIRL needed, " four-man apart- Two baths Marble or Donlev Schools rarpeting Ideal for married stu¬ 0353 3-8/23 Families 332-0480 Singers. Necehis. Whites, etc $19 95 6-8 23 dents Located on large lot 117 HOLT - NICE two bedroom duplex ment Fa" 1/2 b,ocks from TWO SLEEPING rooms f and up (Guaranteed i. DENNIS Life O'Riley Call 882-2975 af¬ apartment featuring gas range, refrig- campus Call Denise, 351-0170 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 482 LARGE NEIGHBORHOOD, garage ter 6 p.m. erator. disposal, soft water, all car- EAST LANSING Modern 2677. Opposite Cjty Market C-8 22 3-8/23 - duplex sale August 22 . 23 . 24 10 a m peted. drapes, full basement, and TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apart- furnished, two and 655 Stoddard, off Burcham. GLAMOUR. MONEY a WOMEN - UNSUPERVISED, single HOMF.TTE 1967 12' shaded yard $140 plus utilities 2122 ment. $65 month if willing to buy Four girls $240 Lea! e 332-5144 RECONDITIONED UPRIGHT and can- and double, kitchen and parking East Lansing Cloth* cept for Meadow Lawn Call 694-0613 4-8 23 furnishings from present occupant. nister vacuum cleaners Hoovers. Block from Campus Deposit and disposal Call 489-0894. after Kirbys. General Electrics. etc tions IV 5-8351 C midnight 3-8/23 lease Reasonable Phone 332-0318. I SIX MEN students needed to $9.95 and up DENNIS DISTRIBIT in King CONCERTONE STEREO Tape Re¬ Arthur's Court Phone 489-5614 'apartments tfn" mmutes^o" camp™ 0NE MAN for four man apartment, three-bedroom furnished home each, plus utilities Call 351-0795 ING COMPANY. 482-2677 316 North Opposite City Market Cedar corder - six heads, three motors, DRAFT 911 East INFORMATION CENTER, Grand River 351-5283 $165 per month Lease 33WI*. ™ ^ MEN - UNSUPERVISED, slum it up C-8 22 auto reverse and shutoff. records Open Wednesday. 1-5 p.m . Thurs¬ and plavs in both directions $325 313-543-2883 3" " from campus Kifchen and parking, 372-4268 5-8 22 day. 7-9 p m during break Watch for ad with five day schedule in deposit and lease Phone 332-0318. Fall 2-8 23 after 3pm 2-8 23 LIVING ROOM ; KLH MODEL 24 stereo with FM More classifieds MSII MARRIED STUDENTS Call 676-5306: If i TWO GIRLS share room near eam- radio, still guaranteed 351-8343 3-8 23 on back page. APPROVED ROOMS for girls Sin double AND FACULTY Cooking le and Inquir 332-0063 3-8 I ORIENTATION RENT NOW for fall. 9 m EAST LANSING Men Close Large farmhouse. $125 from campus 337-0409 EAGLE CREST APARTMENTS offersyou spacious,luxury, SEVEN THIRTY ONE ECONOMY SINGLES for men. fall and convenience, only 9 minutes from campus. 2 bedroom from $144. Immediate occupancy. See what we've got to For those STUDENTS: offerl Swimming pool, tennis courts, lots of recreation. who can 4330 Keller Rd., Holt. South of 1-96, off of South Cedar afford the St. Model open dally and Sunday ll-8p.m. Phone 699-2114. best in apartment *WHILE PURCHASING YOUR BOOKS FEATURING: FOR THIS FALL, YOU CAN DOUBLE ROOMS Male FURNITURE SWIMMING POOL fall Cooking, parking Blocl R-E-N-T-A-L PARTY ROOM Priced from $195 332 3839 SAVE ON SWEATSHIRTS For Sale Reserve your furniture Gulo^e/i Go-. At MSU BOOK STORE, there's now for fall term. a sweatshirt sale going on now. 220 Albert 351-8862 Pick up a bunch for parents, brothers or sisters, BISHOP FURNITURE RENTAL and sweethearts. You'll 1972 NORTHWIND DRIVE cu CLEANED ~ be a hero when you ^ME your MSU SWEAT¬ wear EAST OF YANKEE STADIUM PLAZA - EAST LANSING [JL. Hi JC 1 CQ2t\ I OODl' DAY SERVICE SHIRTS around home. every day imCLUDING SATURDAY 9 Month Lease? Draft Clause? I ■ M lUk SHIRT LAUNDERERS PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANERS AND also coin operated 1/3 OFF ON SWEATSHIRTS 2, 3, or 4 Man? I " FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER and 2801 W. SAGINAW T-SHIRTS MSU IMPRINT SOME AS LOW AS M.00 oyer HERE'S HOW TO WALK TO MSU BOOK STORE 100 Features MUS BOOK STORE IS IN THE CENTER FOR ^ INTERNATIONAL ^PROGRAMS BEECHWOOD. Yes, there are a limited number of BE E CH WOOD YOU ARE STAYING HERE AT Apartments with nine month leases. Two bed¬ WONDERS HALL room apartments for 2, 3, or A people are also available from $55/man. And If you are worried are standard in the about the draft, BEECHWOOD'S new lease clause excuses you from your lease upon proof THE UNIT OFFICIAL MICHIGAN STAFF UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE cf armed services induction. Stop by the Culver Co. V r i offices of the J.R. 'II explain the features TOYOTA CORONA plus the TOYOTA Corona For the money . . . you is the toughest small car cannot beat BEECHWOOD. you can buy--mechanically and body wise. Many Coronas have already been driven well over 100,000 miles ■ St*■ f'/tt/ref with a minimum of care. {/a w/nt/it/ WHEELS of Lansing 220 Albert 2200-S. Cedar - only minutes from BOOK STORE Above Knapp's Campus Center the campus - go west on Mt. then 2 blocks south on Cedar Hope, In the Center for International Programs 351-8862 Thursday, August 22, 1968 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan iiiiiiiiniiimiaii Kennedy (continued from page one) Kennedy in commenting on United States could help South Vietnamese thproseJ ves." "to the help can lives ... to be poured into the swamp of their failure." Although announcing his re- will struggle." Kennedy said he urges prevail in this, his ultimate South, or based on the readiness withdrawal would create for the believes the of the South Vietnamese troops to take over, or tied to elaborate rulers of a Saigon regime. "But it has yet to demonstrate h Wallace, HHH in Detroit the Soviet troop invasion ol 4 uii \i to fc*;150£ ilar demand. President Ludvik Svoboda In a statement subsequently THESE TOP VALUE i TOP VAUJ1 : TOP YAUJI : TOP VMUI | relayed to Czechoslovak embas¬ STAMPS STAMPS ctamm STAMPS STAMPS ! STAMPS STAMPS : and Smrkovsky had called on sies abroad, it said the armed the Czechoslovaks in the morn¬ ing to return to work. intervention " has been made C0UP0HS "This is our only possible way against the will of the govern¬ Thru Sun., Aug. 25,19m1 "" """ "" c"" "" - ' ■ ment. the National Assembly in this situation." Smrkovsky told a throng in the old town president and the other organs j \ \ y \ PESCHKE'S WHOLE OR HALF of our state. " square. The Czechoslovak's Central Committee, which has party in "The invasion has taken place a situation in which Czech¬ USD A CHOICE TENDERAY semi 110 members, was believed to have met without the five lead¬ ing liberals. This could result in oslovakia. a small state in cen¬ tral Europe, did not threaten anyone Up to the moment of BONELESS boneless the election of a new presidium that might put the seal of ap¬ proval on a Soviet takeover. invasion complete reigned over the national terri¬ tory and by no means the inter¬ calm boston roll HAMS The Czechoslovak Parliament, ests of other states or of their hastily summoned into an ex citizens were threatened. Neith¬ PESCHKE'S ALL BEEF or traordinary session, unanimous¬ er the domestic nor the foreign ly approved a six-point procla¬ policy of Czechoslovakia could, CIRCUS mation which included a cate¬ according to international law gorical demand that the foreign and even to common sense, jus¬ FRANKS armies withdraw. tify this brutal act." CUT-UP FRYERS 34C NSA black delegates REGULAR, HILD OR ALL BEEF lb (continued from page onei The black delegation charged the guerilla theatre and the Htrrvds Franks 69* WHOLE OR BLADE HALF BOSTON BUTT FORK ROAST OR 59: During the final debate, two whole congress with playing a and tinkering with token- SERVE N SAVE delegates calling themselves the game 59* PORK STEAK "guerilla theatre" seized the microphone saying white ra¬ One black delegate said if NSA cism involves frustration which continues its institutionally ra¬ ECKRICH BEEF SMOKETTES OR people should vent, cist policies he would go to the A group of guerilla theatre federal government and get a suit to prohibit any more fed¬ Snok-Y-Liiks .'!?/« 69* SPECIE T ► S W E E K SPf ( IA I THIS W ( t K members on the floor then be¬ eral funds from going to NSA. HERRUDS f-AOAl ASSORTED Fl AVORS gan running around pulling their I HAH Another black delegate shout¬ hair and symbolically beating Party Antrtiiit .89* KLEENEX ed. "It's better to step out now themselves with strips of cloth. KROGER IN MIT M "CI than be stepped on later." and Pounding overturned the black delegation left en *Krtv y/o<, ,tS wastebaskets, they got in a on masse. 750 EXTRA TOP huddle and chanted, "Organize, work to survive; organize, work to survive." The remaining delegations approved the steering commit¬ tees' report as amended by New VALUE STAMPS TISSUE GELATINS York by a vote of 216 to 91. There were 22 abstentions. Peanuts Personal Transportation RIDERlSi WANTED Dates not definite. Call mornings, 353-4675 3-8/23 "Real Estate WANTED: RIDER to Denver, Colorado. Leaving August 25. Call 332-4181. 4-8/23 this design. Ideally located on Hunt¬ ington Road among other fine homes SURF'S UP! "Want'a surf?" Have Three large bedrooms are carpeted 1175 surfboard, need Wheels to like the rest of the home A new waves Florida? California? 355- built-in kitchen and house also has 6751 2-8/23 formal dining room. Call Carlton L. Kessler, 485-1746 CAPITOL DRIVING TO Los Angeles 8/31 CITY REALTY, INC 3-8/23 seeking rider. Air-conditioned car Call 332-8300 2-8/23 Service NEEDED TRANPSORTATION for DIAPER SERVICE - Diaperene An- three small pieces of luggage to Ith¬ tisepUc Process approved by Doc- aca New York. 332-4089 2-8/23 tars Same Diapers returned all times. Yours or Ours Baby Clothes washed free No deposit AMERICAN Wanted DIAPER SERyiCE, 914 East Gier Street -- Phone *82-0864 C DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, porches, steps, bricks, blocks, garage floors, base¬ ment floors. Beautifully done MANY HAPPY USERS remembe Call CHARLIE WATSON, 489-9471, 489- name "Want Ads" because they they work. Try one and you'll see! Typing Service BLOOD DONORS needed. *7 50 for all positive A negative. B negative, and AB negative, $10.00. O negative. *12 00 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507* East Grand River, East Lansing, Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m- 3:30 p.m Monday. Tuesday, and Fri¬ JOIN THE LAND-LUBBERS! Sell youi day: Wednesday and Thursday, 12 water skis with a Classified Ad. Dia p.m -6:30p.m., 337-7183. C 355-8255 now! THROW AWAY YOUR HEADACHE PILLS! Use fast-action Classified Ads to fill rental vacancies Dial 355-8255 today! IBM SELECTRIC, term papers, c.c's, diaertations, phone SHARON VLIET. 484-4218 54/23 PAULA ANN HAUGHEY: Professional theses typist IBM Selectric. Multi- lith offset printing. 337-1527 C MARILYN CARR, legal secretary Electric typewriter. After 5:30 p.m and weekends, 3*3-2654 Pick up and delivery C 17 years experience. 332- MARRIED COUPLE to stay with boys, ages 7, 12. 15. October 14-18. Pay to be discussed. 1903 Oneida Dr., Okemos. 332-5765 J-8/2J