Monday Partly cloudy Most moralists. . . . . . and w arm er with a high of 74. . . . have been so obsessed by MICHIGAN P artly cloudy tonight with^the low in the mid-50s. Tuesday, lit­ v sex that they hnve laid much too UUL: emphasis on other mbre so- f(»,,r « m t , Kinds of «tW ill« STATE, tle e v* f I * ' commendable conduct. -Bertrand Bussell UtoffVtRSITY' 10c East Lansing, Michigan October 14,1968 Vol. >1 Number Si Army ROTC F E E L IN G C H IP P E R to face legal Apollo soaring smoothly; challenges By RON INGRAM State News Staff Writer The sam e group of students and faculty astronauts serenaded SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (AP) - said he felt “ in good shape” Sunday after elastic bands for stretching muscles. Cunningham said, a t about the middle who organized the disruption of last taking a decongestant pill the night before. The Apollo 7 astronauts, feeling chipper of the first day in space, “ you s ta rt notic­ spring’s arm y ROTC Field Day, will Dr. Charles Berry, director of m edical but overfed, spent a quiet Sunday in space ing th at your lower abdominal m uscles begin circulating petitions around cam pus research and operations, told newsmen running tests on their craft, but were seem to be a little sore. You float around as a legal challenge to any such activity puzzled by m ystery m usic coming from Cunningham didn't actually have a cold, but took the pill “ as preventative m edi­ in a seated position and they kind of bunch th a t m ay be planned for this year. earth. up. After the exerciser you feel much “ By ‘legal challenge’ we m ean one that cine” after he started “ getting a little Navy Capt. W alter M. Schirra J r., Air b e tte r.” is within the law ,’’ Don M ader, publicity F orce Maj. Donn F. E isele and W alter stuffy.” He said both Cunningham aqd Eisele had been treated for colds just Eisele and Schirra are wearing light­ chairm an for the group, said. “ The peti­ Cunningham reported hearing music weight coveralls, but Cunningham said he tions will s ta rt circulating today,” M ader drifting up to them as they passed over prior to launch, and Schirra m ay have caught his cold then and carried it into felt m ore com fortable in his long under­ said, “ and will probably continue for the the Gulf of Mexico. wear. next two weeks. We a re hoping to present They said they heard a Houston radio space. The astronauts said they w eren’t happy “ I guess when we s ta rt with the show the petitions to P resid en t Hannah or to station playing “ Fools Rush in Where business television from inside the space­ whomever is in charge of this sort of F u m b le ! Angels F ear to T read." It was the third with the sleeping bags designed for slum ­ c ra ft I’ll have to get dressed for it,” Cun­ thing.” tim e since the sta rt of their 11-day flight ber beyond the e a rth ’s gravity. They pre­ ferred, they said to sleep strapped in their ningham said. The petition reads in part: M ichigan m iddle guard H en ry H ill (39) separates Spartan tailback th at the astronauts, A m erica’s first three- couches. Schirra refused to turn on the televi­ “ We, the undersigned m em bers of the Don HIghsmith and the ball while C r a ig W ycinsky (77) and C h a rlie m an space crew, w ere serenaded from the sion cam era during the first scheduled University com m unity, question the pro­ ground. Cunningham awoke early from his sec­ W e d e m e y e r (11) race f o r the fu m b le . The W o lv e rin e s reco v ere d transm ission Saturday, but later said he priety of such activities on our cam pus. Schirra reported his cold w as clearing ond sleep period in space, but Schirra, th e b a ll and w ent on to w in, 2 8 -1 4 , nursing his cold, slept about nine hours. would turn it on during a Monday pass over We challenge the view that these are S ta te N ew s p h o to by M ike B e a s le y up and he was feeling better. Cunningham the United States. legitim ate actions and should be pro­ Eisele said he got "seven solid hours of sleep" and felt well. Mission control read new spaper head­ tected by the Board of T ru stee’s resolu­ lines to the crew and they included some tions of June 14 and Septem ber 20.” Flight plans called for the astronauts, A m erica's first three-m an crew in spaced bad news for Schirra, 45-year-old space The resolutions m entioned by the veteran who is a graduate of the petition refer to those dealing with the F E W S U R P R IS E S to spend m uch of their Sunday in orbit asleep. They were to get m ore than nine Naval Academy. disruption of the University. The June 14 “ Be advised Air Force 26. Navy 20." resolution defined the intent of the Uni­ hours of sleep and Cunningham was not mission control said, reading football Wallace issues platfo rm versity to deal with all disruptions and happy about it. “ T here’s far too much sleep for the scores to the crew. what some of these disruptions are. The “ R oger," said Schirra. Septem ber 20 resolution was the contro­ diet,” said the ex-Marine. “ I feel, a t least, th at w e’re getting m ore food than we need “ Sorry about th a t," cam e the reply. versial suspension rule. Schirra laughed and answ ered: "Wei “ We a re not opposed to the whole field numerous cam paign speeches and in ter­ plus uninterrupted nursing home care and Wally feels the sam e way. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - George C. Cunningham, who exercises regularly come to the club." day," M ader said. “ But we a re opposed Wallace publicized the cam paign platform views. for the chronically ill. Cunningham reported Sunday th at the to m orally questionable acts th at take The platform advocates: “ In this land of plenty," says the docu­ on earth, said he has to work out in space, of his Am erican Independent p arty Sunday too. crew ’s view of space is slowly being blotted place during the ex ercises,” he said. and said he would review it plank by plank --Increased social security payments, m ent, “ no one should be denied adequate out. “ If nothing is done to stop a repeat plus rem oval of earnings lim itations on m edical care because of his financial "The exerciser is very, very good,” he for the nation in speeches between now said. “ It seem s to m ake you feel better up He said one of the five sp acecraft win­ of last y e a r’s ev en ts,” M ader said, there and election day. persons of 65 and over. donation.” dows "h as been continually deteriorating. m ay be an active disruption of this y e a r’s --Periodic reconfirm ation of federal (Please turn to page II) h ere." He referred to a gadget m ade of The 13,000-word statem ent of the third- field day. However we do not advocate party candidate’s principles contained few judges by the electorate and of Supreme this sort of action.” surprises among its program s to end “ the Court justices by the Senate. At last y e a r's exercises about 75 people -A m ilitary victory in Vietnam if peace TV d e b a te m arched, distributed leaflets and m i­ m icked the ROTC cadets in disrupting the days events. fearful and inept leadership of our na­ tional p arties.” W allace said lie w as the docum ent’s chief author and guiding spirit, and the negotiations fail. -H eav y reliance on the police to restore law and order to the cities. HHH son foresees WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice P resident H ubert H. Humphrey telegraphed both At th at tim e one m em ber of the group - F u ll em ploym ent with the governm ent R ichard M. Nixon and George C. Wallace shift in W allace vote tex t does reflect the one-man flavor of his said th at they w ere th ere to protest the hiring persons for public works projects Sunday that he had reserv ed an hour’s party by its som etim es use of the first per­ training of young men to kill, which the if necessary. television tim e for next Sunday night for a son “ I.” group felt had no place on any college -A program to ease problem s in the three-way debate on the presidential cam ­ campus. The form er Alabama governor has cities by luring industry away from urban Hubert Humphrey III predicted Friday the future, one m ust look a t what he has paign if they agree to it. The last paragraph of the peition reads: voiced m ost of the platform ’s provisions, population centers. that his father will carry Michigan in the done in the past, he said. (P lease turn to page 11) though usually in less specific term s, in Perhaps the least anticipated features presidential election. “ If you look a t w hat Wallace has said of the platform were its health and w elfare Campaigning for his father in Lansing in the cam paign and w hat he's done in the yj IV' 7 Ê \ i X \ >— 1 M jv. r . r l£ . ? L— provisions. That plank advocates an im m ediate in­ crease in social security paym ents, an in­ com e tax deduction of the total am ount spent for drugs and m edical expenses Friday, Humphrey said that the Wallace elem ent of the labor m ovem ent swinging back to the Humphrey side. "P eo p le's em otions are slowing down and many people are thinking and dis­ is past, you'll find a huge gap.” he said. The young Humphrey said that what his father has done in the past, “ more than qualifies him to be the next president." Sen. Eugene M cC arthy's refusal to sup­ Ik;-- -1 V» -rv ¡F ~ ~ 4 Sh= x and unlimited outside earnings for re ­ cussing the issues in the cam paign,” port Humphrey will not have much effect tired persons drawing social security. on the Humphrey m ovem ent, he said. It also recom m ends relief for persons Humphrey, who is a third year law student “ There a re m any positive aspects about who cannot afford the unpaid portion of at the U niversity of Minnesota, said. my father which all people can work for." governm ent-insured m edical expenses, To judge what a president will do in Humphrey said. He said, “ if we can get all the Demo­ c rats to vote in this election, we will Are there any darkroom s on cam pus? If so, where are they? Humphrey cancels win." Humphrey, who is m arried and has two children, cam paigned in B attle Creek F ri­ visit, avoids hostility’ Jefferson Zundapp, Mackinaw City junior. day before coming to Lansing. MSU’s questionable profusion of darkroom s is prim arily th at will ee located in the residence halls. A list of such dorm s has not His speech at MSU, where 50 people 2 BUCKS. £>0 J> ) w ere waiting to hear him , was canceled as yet been compiled. For off-campus students with un­ developed rolls. Doug Elbinger of Snyder Hall has offered his about Humphrey III coming and he because of an overcrowded schedule, ac­ By TRINKA CLINE didn’t.” personally equipped darkroom . Phone 355-9329 for further in- cording to Harvey Ross, leader of MSU Campus Editor . When Humphrey m et with local cam- fo,rir^iion rj.r. What deoe-the son of a, presidential- can­ Students for Humphrey>M»skie. HUMPMR£-Y dents in contact with the Art Dept, may check with Joseph (P lease turn to page 11) didate do when he still has ten minutes Kuszai if interested in K resge's facilities. before -he is to show up for cerem onies * * * to open new cam paign headquarters for his When my picture was taken for my I.D. card, the cam era caught'm e with my tongue sticking out. Can I get my picture taken over again? G ary Phillips, D earborn Heights sophomore. Although a Vault 3 secretary told us that “ they just don’t father? He, along with his advance men and a local candidate for Congress, naturally ' take in the local entertainm ent facilities. Queen None y to reign Nancy Landis, La Hudson. Ohio, soph­ take it over 'cause it looks b ad,” for $2 you can have your Like, m aybe the “ super slide” a t Fran- omore, was announced as the 1968 Home­ picture retaken in Vault 3 of the Ad Bldg. dor shopping center. coming Queen a t the annual Queen's Dinner ♦ * * Sunday night. Why is it th at in the cam pus grills one can get a 10-oz. cup of So w hat if he is a 26-year-old m arried Jim White, Homecoming general Coke for 10 cents while a I4-oz. cup costs 15 cents? Tom law student, the father of two and son chairm an, announced the choice of m em ­ M orrisson, T ransfer, P a., sophomore. of Vice P resident H ubert H. Humphrey. bers of Blue Key and E xcaliber honoraries P rices across cam pus a re set by the G rill Com m ittee, who And so what if he and his crew are some­ who served as judges and presented Miss determ ined th at there would be less problem s with small w hat out of the m ainstream of the usual Landis with the queen's bouquet of red change in charging 15 cents for 14 ounces. Fifteen-ounce super slide clientele. roses. cups are not available: they com e in 7, 10, 14 and 21 ounce On a m ore serious note, a political one at Miss Landis, a history m ajor, is a m em ­ sizes. The com m ittee has further determ ined th at the penny that, Hubert “ Skip” Humphrey III did not ber of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, profits should all go to the Ann Arbor T rust Co. in payment m ake an appearance on campus. tre a su re r of the Little Sisters of Alpha for bonds incurred to build MSU dorms. More than half of the approxim ately 50 Tau Omega and an officer of the Re­ students gathered in 35 Union Friday tailing Club. night w ere reportedly m em bers of Stu­ P a tric ia 'F rederick, D etroit junior, was fly i dents for a D em ocratic Society (SDS). named runner-up by Bill Blakeslee, a U niversity record? Jim Vincent, E ast Lansing junior. queen's com m ittee chairm an. She and According to Norm P otter, asst, m anager of residence P artly because of lateness of schedule the eight other candidates will serve as halls, "w e don't keep records, but I'll be darned . . . the en­ and partly to avoid potential “ hostile durance of someone who even stays in the sam e dorm for the queen's court. dem onstrators,” H um phrey’s visit to the Miss Frederick, a retailing m ajor, is th at long is something. We’re proud of him .” To celebrate Union was canceled. Don Stevens, chair­ your trium ph. P o tter will be be contacting your room m ate for also a m em ber of the Retailing Club. m an of the Board of Trustees, and Dr. The judges’ selections w ere m ade on a com plim entary steak dinner. Blanche M artin, candidate for trustee, * * * * the basis of answ ers from the candidates also called off their appearances there. to questions about the University, politics Why can’t we have cats in m arried housing? Richard Yuille, Mike Price, an SDS m em ber who was and world affairs. Among the questions there, said he, and he assum ed m ost of posed w ere "W hat is the difference be­ F lint senior. According to the m anager of m arried housing, this follows the others, “ went to have a dialogue with tween a girl and a w om an?" and “ What the Board of T rustees’ regulation made about 15 years ago Humphrey and to ask questions; not to is Biggie M unn’s real nam e?" r CAW th at prohibits keeping “ dogs, cats or sim ilar anim als as pets" shoot him down. Obviously the Demo­ A reception will be given Friday at Kjm p if. IT KÌWT ; in U niversity housing. cratic P arty is not interested in that dia­ Cowles House for the queen and the runner- , 9IMIU TOA * * * logue.” up, and Miss Landis will address the cat AT A LlJ J annual MSU alumni banquet Friday — HTVv The lights betw een Kresge Center and Fairchild a re out. It gets A fem ale SDS m em ber added, “ They said he is a liberal and w ants to talk evening. awfully dark. Cathy Vujea, Taylor sophomore. The queen and her court will also attend with conscientious liberals - we didn't m ake the grad e.” F rid ay night’s Popular E ntertain m en t The night electrician from cam pus m aintenance will check P rice also said, “ No one was hostile, but program , bonfire and midnight sing, and out the com plaint as, naturally, they know nothing about it. if the old m an him self cgm es now, they Q u e e n N a n c y L a n d is the gam e and dance. The first use of Fairchild Theater is Oct. 22. m ight be. People w ere cheated; all this M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan * Committees invite student voice in te rra i ((lent| r\f. (U nivar^ty F our student «eats a /tia v a il­ •'vrrfjjulikie*, jo( Student*, H?,« Ndvisory C«îr*"'*t<ê for th® NEWS - sum m ary ' Bjr 9E BORAifFITCH sits on the Univi com m ittee m akes the final sel- a b le . on the Student-Facutty five student seats available. Dean of the University College Slate News Staff Writer ‘'W ~*T. 'i’W »• - '* ’ ‘m than a weekly meeting and a Uonal , , P ro ' npn-votinp- _ jects Committee m ember T V eoa»* - as m ftïee advices the C;frfJ%rsity lllV with respect to the coordination a ■ action of the editor-in-chief of Judiciary jtews. the State NV .*• advertising m anager and the ed- c o m m fti^ re n e w s Com m ittee stance of a regulation or an ad­ This ron This »com m ittee m ay m ake and the Academic Council. .ttv rta n e n u flie n s to liire * I i i t rlSiA * Carm veZ'g vost and to the Academic Coun­ chairm anship is also open. 1 bunch of offices. itor-in-chidl of the Wolverine. A capsule s u m m a ry of the-day'T. events f r o m | of overseas projects with the m inistrative decision which is cil on m atters relating to the F u rther description of faculty One function that ASMSU our w ir e s e rv ic e s . ] academ ic program . It also sug­ alleged to be inconsistent with academ ic rights and respon­ com m ittees can be found in the fought for and won is filling gests policies concerning over­ One student non-voting seat the guidelines established in the sibilities of students. MSU Handbook for Students. student seats on faculty com­ seas program s. is available on the University Academic Freedom Report. Other com m ittee student Petitions m ay be picked up at m ittees. The University Educational Library Committee, which stu­ seats are available, including the ASMSU offices, third floor, Senior m em ber-at-large Harv Policies Com m ittee studies the dies and evaluates library serv­ The Standing C om m ittee on the MSU-East Lansing Liaison Student Services Bldg. through Dzodin said th a t “ people don't policies relating to subject ices, facilities and policies. the Academic Rights and Re- Committee, The Radio Board. Tuesday. realize how im portant these “ T h e y s< o re d m o re th a n 1 com m ittees are. m atter, methods of instruction, facilities and support for re­ th o u g h t the y w o u ld . " “ In the past, people have taken this responsibility light­ search of faculty and students. F o o t b a l l coach, D u f fy ly,” he said. “ It was difficult One non-voting undergraduate P A N A M A U P H E A V A L D a u g h e rty a ft e r the I - M — W.~"A. H for ASMSU to gain access to student seat is available. the governm ental processes of The responsibilities of the M S I gam e. m i l the U niversity; with these (stu- University Curriculum Com­ - É&iiiiÉi dent-faculty ) positions com e re ­ m ittee include reviewing, eval­ Arias battles new regime sponsibility. uating and approving or disap­ “ If the students neglect their proving m inor course changes responsibility in these areas and recom m ending approval or now, all the progress w e’ve m ade disapproval of m ajor course PANAMA (AP) - Snipers soldiers and a spotter plane cir­ International News in the last two years will be changes to the Academic Coun­ week-day pace, would tell just Also with Arias w ere two cled overhead. • Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford flew home lost,” he said. cil. One non-voting student seat opened fire Sunday hight on Na­ From his refuge in the U.S. what reaction would shape up in guard officers . whom he had tional Guard soldiers after the Sunday leaving leaders in Bonn, G erm any satisfied that is available. support of the 67-year-old presi­ named to top posts in the guard Petitioning for the student junta that overthrew President adm inistered Canal Zone, Arias the United States is ready to defend West G erm any and is seats on various student-faculty The Lecture-Concert Series dent, who had been deposed hierarchy. Col. Angel Arauz, a ousted after 11 days in office, fully alert to current dangers in Europe. com m ittees has been open since Com m ittee has two student Arnulfo Arias installed a provi­ predicted his followers would twice before. high guard official long identi­ Before returning to Washington, Clifford stopped in seats available. Its respon­ sional civilian-m ilitary govern­ The sm all Christian Demo­ fied with Arias, was reported the first day of classes. soon sta rt a general strike S tuttgart for a m eeting with U.S. m ilitary chiefs. Many of them a re still open, sibilities a re to advise in the m ent, naming a guard leader backed by urban guerrillas cratic party, whose candidate under a rre st by the junta. form ulation of policies regard­ as president. Arias pledged a finished a poor third in the presi­ thus the norm al ten-day peti­ “ total w ar” against the new searching out guard leaders. Un­ The nam es of the new cabinet • Vietnamese infantrym en who joined U.S. M arines to tioning period has been ex­ ing the Lecture-Concert Series dential elections, issued a com ­ less the m ilitary chiefs “ leave m em bers, revealed by authori­ shield the threatened Thuong Due Special F orces cam p tended in order to get the posi­ and to review the cultural offer­ regim e. the places they control,” Arias munique calling on Panam ani­ At least one guardsm an was tative sources, w ere: Roberto reported they killed 33 North V ietnam ese soldiers in a string tions filled. ings on campus. ans to organize, oust the junta wounded. Other soldiers raced said, “ theirs be death and Aleman, foreign m inister; E d­ of sharp clashes that ended Sunday. Petitioning wi l l extend ASMSU can appoint two stu­ and restore civilian rule. desolation.” through tomorrow. dents to seats on the Advisory into the side streets of the down­ The shooting was about a Arias and m em bers of his uardo Morgan Jr., interior; Guil­ lerm o Ford, finance; Salvador • The Rhodesia sum m it talks ended Sunday night on the At least ten faculty com ­ Board to the State News and town Maranon district hunting m ile from the presidential cabinet w ere in refuge in the for the gunmen. Carloads of Medina, social welfare and pub­ verge of total collapse, failing to settle the three-year m ittees have student seats not the Wolverine. The other two U.S.-controlled P anam a Canal palace where Col. Jose M. crisis over the breakaw ay African colony under white "Vet filled. student seats are filled through plainclothesmen arm ed with ri­ Pinilla was sworn in as pro­ Zone. There was no visible evi­ lic health; Rafael Zubieta, com­ fles moved in to back up the dence of increased security pre­ m erce and agriculture; Balbino m inority rule. One undergraduate student open petitioning to the presi- visional president. Pinilla, who Moreno, com ptroller; CelsoCar- P rem ier Ian Smith of Rhodesia, scheduled to fly home cautions in the zone but Ameri­ helped lead the bloodless coup bonella, public works, and Juan later in the night from G ibraltar, was quoted by a spokes­ cans living there w ere advised th at deposed Arias Friday M aterno Vasquez: m inister of m an as saying the concessions in British P rim e M inister by authorities to stay in the night, said the new governm ent the presidency. Harold Wilson's final term s w ere insignificant. zone. would stay in power only until conditions perm it the resto ra ­ • W. Averell H arrim an and Cyrus Vance, who head the tion of “ civilian authority.” American team a t the P aris talks on Vietnam , intend to A S M S U P r e s e n ts The new governm ent includes place their posts at the disposal of the next American eight civilians picked to serve as Cabinet m inisters. 'Com puter kid’ sets president, it was reported from P a ris fjunday. At Pinilla’s side during the cerem onies was Col. Bolivar Ur- rutia, described as a m em ber of the governm ent although his goal as p ro g ram m er National News precise position w as not made NEW YORK (AP) - When Danny took his first com­ • Ironically, as the United States sta rts its final climb clear. When a first post-Arias Danny Jacoby grows up, puter course this past sum ­ he wants to be a computer m er under Henry Mullish, a toward the moon, public interest in space and congressional HOMECOMING DANCE governm ent w as announced Sat­ program m er. professor of com puter science, support are a t their lowest levels. urday. U rrutia and Pinilla were That - is. when he grows up who is am azed still a t Danny’s As a result, this nation could be the first to the moon, identified as its co-leaders. to be 11. perform ance in the five-day but could rapidly lose pre-em inence in space to a m ilitarily- The city also w as aw ash with In the m eantim e, the tousle- intensive course designed for minded Soviet Union, an Associated P ress News Analysis rum ors of counter-action by Ar­ ias’ supporters. There was talk haired 6-year-old is content college professors. said Sunday. with attending com puter Danny's parents, Mr. and "Unprecedented Presidents” of a general strike but no evi­ dence to support it. The expec­ classes a t New York Univer­ Mrs. Ron Jacoby, say he be­ • F orm er President Dwight D. Eisenhow er w as reported doing well Sunday on the eve of his 78th birthday. The ta tio n was th at Monday, when sity after his regular grade gan to talk a t the age of one. five-star general is recuperating a t W alter Reed Army This Conning Saturday , October 19th business usually resum es its school day. read a t three and combined ■the Hvo \n{o an ttftaliable Hospital fjom a heart attack he suffered in.Aqgu^sf., curiosity and an inordinate 8:30 p.m. Auditorium C I V I L E N G I N E E R IN G SENIO RS! P L A N YOUR F U T U R E IN facility for rem em bering al­ m ost everything and trans­ • The American Jew ish Congress Sunday urged that the Selective Service Act be am ended to perm it conscientious lating it into numbers. objection to m ilitary service on ethical as well as religious P U B L I C W O R K S E NG IN EE RING Attire NOT Formal - $5.00 Per Couple W IT H THE The Ron Jacobys -- she is grounds. The congress is being held in New York. C I T Y O F LOS A N G E L E S an NYU com puter program m er, • Vice President Hubert H. Hum phrey says th a t while he B U R E A U O F E N G I N E E R IN G he is an actor-director — say is the underdog in the presidential race. “ I still am con­ Danny is someting of an ed­ vinced that I can win." ucational problem to them. “ This election will be won by electoral votes, and it will T h e tr e m e n d o u s grow th and d ev elo p m en t of L o s Angeles “ T here’s only a certain be won in a limited number of states. It will be won very p r e s e n t s c halleng ing c a r e e r o p p o rtu n itie s to young eng i­ am ount I can teach him ,” says much the sam e way that John Kennedy won an 1960-through n e e r s , helping to build th e f a s t e s t g row ing m a j o r city Mrs. Jacoby, “ Fortunately they the sam e kind of pattern.' in th e n a tio n . have a lot of self-teaching O u r s t a r t i n g s a l a r y is $819 a m o n th . In addition to e x c e l­ methods at his school." • Richard M. Nixon said Sunday that, if elected president, le n t s a l a r y , we o ff e r job r o t a ti o n and tu ition r e i m b u r s e ­ he will seek "new conversations“ with French President Danny says he will study m ent. Charles De Gaulle. com puter program m ing “ until The Republican candidate discussed European affairs and A r r a n g e with th e P la c e m e n t Office to talk with o u r en gi­ I THINK I’ve learned every­ the status of the North Atlantic T reaty O rganization (NATOi n e e r i n g r e p r e s e n t a t i v e who will be o q ,c a m p u s O c t . 2 1 . thing. I guess I’m going to in a paid-for radio speech taped for Sunday evening play com puter classes until I’m over the Columbia Broadcasting System. about 11 years old. m t i r e d o f t h e F e a tu r in g • The American Breed »The MSUJazz Band »The Coronation of the Homecoming Queen »The Queen’s Court S A M E O L D T R I P ? * The Men of Excalibur as Escorts TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT THE UNION AND C A M PB ELL’S SUBURBAN SHOP * n ★ ★ k ★ **• •* * * * * i r i r n i t * *■ & * M Kick-off Dance for Homecoming Weekend FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3:00-5:00 •‘•■V I.M . PARKING LOT FREE now available wherever records .are sold D O T Featuring 1. “ The Paramounts” m , RECORDS 2. “ Yell Like H ell” Contest MOUNT RUSHMORE DOT RECORDS, A DIVISION OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORPORATION 3. 5:30 p.m .--Campus-W ide Parade "HIGH ON MOUNT RUSHMORE” ■ DLP 2 5 8 9 8 M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan U n w a r y s tu d e n ts s p u r c r im e h ik e vious year, and while m any are larceny above $100, as all were but did say he has been sur­ ways prudent about closing their By LARRY LEE because students left their room prised th at this area of crim e broken into and started illegally. down from the year before. But blinds. Stitt Til Writer doers tflJocked or-lbw r '’y j t e y s ..as beerr so low T.zM B ernitt said a surprising num ber the ioss ®S" from categories Perhaps it’s th at the serenity in their vehicles,” Richard O. Jkqapons law s jdolatw '« .w ere The number of^narcotics and Uernitt. •directar ' *he depart- w ere taken because the keys is s ü j l . tre m c x tsa s over its ScWded lawns and weU- law via}-»»*'/«} «-A* K t / A t * rfte c a r or the txa -/v sharply icafi> red gardens (¡lrflK S t/a s w i l t Ynent, said. in 1966-67 to 23 last year. from 3 to IT but liquor vio­ of utopian safety and security. A total value of $27,607, in ju st wasn’t locked. lations w ere down slightly. He also said th at no p artic­ Crim es against persons were t Its dorm itories, in which are 1434 incidences of larceny under u lar make is involved because up sharply from the previous Another increase was noted in Malicious destruction of pro­ gathered “ the cream of Amer­ $50, was taken last year. “ Many m ost are just joyride thefts and year, from 40 to 67. This in­ sex offenses, up 11 per cent to perty, seemingly always a pro­ ica’s youth,” are possibly of these involve books which a re not for reselling. He reiterated cluded one forcible rape, one 205 incidences. These include blem, is getting worse: it trusted too much. then resold to the bookstores,” his statem ent th at m ost were arm ed robbery, one strong obscene telephone calls, window was up alm ost 27 per cent and Because in its beloved shadows B ernitt said. thefts done on impulse, because arm ed robbery and 64 assaults. peeking and exhibitionism. These caused $11,136 worth of dam age. and behind its ivy-covered walks However, the greatest single the opportunity was so blatant. B ernitt said the assaults were offenses, window peeking p artic­ lurks a problem of crim e, much a rea of m onetary loss was in There is a som ewhat brighter m ostly in the form of fights. ularly, can be partly explained The departm ent m ade a total of it resulting from opportuni­ the auto theft category, with outlook, however, in the c a t­ by the m ass concentration of of 738 arre sts in " 1967-68. of ties created by the victims. 36 cars totaling $34,189 taken He said he couldn’t explain why last yehr. That represents an egories of breaking and entering, fem ales in the dorm itories and which Bernitt estim ates about The MSU Dept, of Public Safe­ there w as such an increase, increase of six from the pre­ larceny from $50 to $99 and because the coeds are not al­ half are not connected with the ty’s annual report, compiled this sum m er, counted 2527 inci­ University. He explains that dences of P a rt One offenses it is impossible to isolate the during the fiscal year of 1967 University because of its in­ to 1968, a slight increase over B L A S T S 'U N C L E T O M S ’ herently public structure. Last the previous year. This includes year, persons apprehended on crim e against persons and pro­ cam pus ranged from high school O O I**41*47 □ perty. The overwhelming m ajority of those offenses were thefts and breaking and entering. And while a precise record is not kept, Major tags Army 'racist’ SAIGON (AP) - A 40-year- Command Vietnam (MACV), report from a racist because I given to certain white-dominated teenagers to fugitives from m en­ tal hospitals. LOU RAWLS MSU crim e rates, 1965-1968 “ Most of those incidents resulted South African nations and a Oct. 18th 8 p.m . old black m ajor, professing to working in a section th at trains have been a good nigger." Mer­ be fed up after 20 years of South Vietnamese officers. He ritt told newsmen. few scraggly organizations such $2.50 & $3.50 Reserved service, charged Sunday the U.S. said he did not know w hat ef­ H ere since last January on his as the White Citizens' Councils available at Cam pbell’s Hanoi propaganda bla mes Army is a “ racist organization" fect his complaint m ight have. second tour in Vietnam, he de­ and Ku Klux Klan. M arshall M usic, Union & Door th at denies equality and justice "M aybe nothing," he said. scribed him self as a ca re er offi­ to its black personnel. A MACV spokesman refused cer who entered the Army as a In an eight-page statem ent to comment. private and won a commission handed to newsmen, Maj. Lav- One U.S. Command officer in O fficers' Candidate School in U.S. for Paris deadlock ell M erritt of Chicago, 111., said said he understood M erritt had 1953. other black officers should re ­ been passed over twice for pro­ cognize that they have been de­ motion and suggested this m ight nied the opportunities available be the reason for his pique. He said he had checked with the Judge Advocate General s TOKYO (AP) -- North Viet­ sternly denounce Nixon’s w ar­ cannot lead to an honorable to whites and “ begin acting like M erritt, in an interview fol­ office, the legal branch of the nam broadcast a delcaration like colonialist policy and de­ peace. The U.S. governm ent m en.” lowing the daily m ilitary brief­ arm y, and was advised by two Sunday that the United States ceitful m aneuvers regarding m ust bear full responsibility “ The black m ilitary officer ing where He handed out his lawyers that he was within his m ust bear “ full responsibility” the Vietnam problem. for the prolongation of the war group is the largest collection of statem ent, said he had not been rights in making his statem ent. for allegedly prolonging the “ Obviously'the stubborn a tti­ and the deadlock in the P aris identifiable accom odationists," passed over, a t least on the ba­ "In my opinion, the American V ietnam w ar and bringing the tude of the U.S. governm ent conversations.” he said, defining that term as sis of the efficiency reports used m ilitary services a re the strong­ P a ris peace talks to a deadlock. "a synonym for Uncle Tom ." to evaluate officers for advance­ est citadels of racism on the President Johnson and presi­ He said there are exceptions," ment. face of the. e a rth ," he said, “ due dential candidates H ubert H. but those who fit the category “ I could get a good efficiency consideration of course being Humphrey and R ichard M. “ know who and what they a re .” Nixon are still refusing to term inate the Vietnam con­ Contest yields fuel His blast cam e four weeks a ft­ flict and move the P gris talks er a higher ranking black offi­ The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is forw ard, it said. published every class day throughout the year with special Welcome Week The rem ark s w ere m ade by “ The C om m entator," a pseudo­ fo r Union bonfire cer, Brig. Gen. Frederic Ellis Davison, declared the Army and Orientation issues in June and September. Subscription rates are $14 per year. has m ade unbelievable progress nym for a high-ranking of­ Union Board will sponsor a Homecoming bonfire on Old tow ard elim inating segregation. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press ficial, in the Hanoi Daly Nhan College Field next to Jenison Field House F riday a t 11 p.m. It is not perfect, Davison told Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association, Mich­ Dan, organ of the North Viet­ The bonfire will follow im m ediately a fte r the end of the newsmen when he received the igan Collegiate Press Association, United States Student Press Association. nam ese W orkers’ Communist ASMSU popular entertainm ent show featuring Lou Rawls. sta r of a brigadier general at Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. party. This year the Union Board will sponsor a contest between Binh Chanh Sept. 15. but "I Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Building. Michigan the residence halls. Greek, and religious living units and co­ believe the opportunity is there. State University, East Lansing, Michigan. “ The recent statem ents by U.S. P resident Johnson and by ops to see which one can contribute the m ost fuel for the It isn’t equal yet, but it’s equal­ Phones: presidential candidates of both fire. Participating living units will be able to dispose of izing.” . Editorial................................................................................ 355-8252 the D em ocratic and Republican scrap s left over from homecoming displays in this fire. Davison, 51, com m ands the Classified Advertising .......................................................... 355-8255 Union Board suggests lum ber, railroad ties, logs, tre e trunks, 199th Light Infantry Brigade. Display Advertising................................................................. 353-6400 p arties concerning the Vietnam Business-Circulation...................................... ji» ..................356-3447 etc., as acceptable m aterials which an be brought to field He is the third black general in Photographic................................................. 355-8311 problem all pointed to this agressive design of the United between 2 and 5 p.m. on Thursday or Friday. Am erican m ilitary history. S tates," the article declared. Trophies will be aw arded for the g rea test am ounts of scrap M erritt is a m em ber of the contributed and the winners will be announceaat the bonfire. staff of the M ilitary Assistance “ The Vietnam ese people C o lle g e is a w aste o f WITH CHMMIK PAPER tim e... 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A n d its p le a fo r w h ic h w a s is s u e d b y th e g ro u p th a t s tu d ie d th e s p rin g te r m Il v Ü É l i l i É É i ^ m o r e s t u d e n t i n v o l v e m e n t in d e m o n s tra tio n s at C o lu m b ia u n iv e r s ity a f f a i r s w h ic h a f f e c t U n iv e r s ity , is a s u r p r is in g d o c ­ s tu d e n t liv e s m u s t b e h e e d e d . u m e n t. T h e C ox C o m m is s io n R e p o r t, In a s c a th in g 2 2 2 -p a g e r e p o r t, in s h o r t , m u s t n o t s u f f e r th e th e C ox C o m m is s io n b la s te d f a te of th e K e r n e r R e p o rt. It t h e u n i v e r s i t y ’s a d m i n i s t r a t i o n s h o u ld b e r e q u ir e d r e a d in g fo r f o r c o n v e y in g “ a n a t t i t u d e of s tu d e n ts , fa c u lty a n d a d m in is ­ a u th o r ita r ia n is m “ a n d in v itin g t r a t o r s a n d m o s t i m p o r t a n t , its - “ m is tru s t” and c h a rg e d th e o b s e r v a tio n s s h o u ld b e c o n s id ­ N e w Y o rk p o lic e fo r u s in g “ e x ­ e r e d s e r io u s ly a n d s h o u ld b e c e s s iv e f o r c e " a n d “ a c t s o f in ­ u s e d a s a g u id e to c o n s t r u c t i v e d iv id u a l a n d . g ro u p b r u ta lity ” c h a n g e f o r M S U --b e ‘f o r e w e b e ­ c a u s in g v io le n c e o n a n u n p r e ­ c o m e o n e o f th e “ T w o , th r e e , A can of deodorant? Who would b la c k a n d w h ite s tu d e n ts fo r --th e c o m m is s io n e m e r g e d a s m a n y C o lu m b ia s ." c e d e n te d s c a le . th e d e m o n s tra tio n s . sp o k e sm e n fo r a c a d e m ic f r e e ­ send me a can of deodorant? T h e fin d in g s o f th e C ox C o m ­ - T h e E d ito rs d o m , to o , w h e n t h e r e p o r t n o t­ m is s io n c o m e a s q u ite a s u r ­ e d , “ W e a r e c o n v in c e d , th a t --th e c o m m is s io n a ls o n o te d p r i s e to th o s e w h o e x p e c t e d th e t h a t C o lu m b ia p ro v e d t h a t th e r e w a y s m u s t b e fo u n d , b e g in ­ C H R IS M E A D u s u a l c o m m is s io n -rh e to ric n in g n o w , b y w h ic h s t u d e n t s is “ w id e a n d j u s tif ie d c a m ­ a b o u t s m a ll m in o ritie s of tro u ­ can m e a n in g fu lly in flu e n c e p u s s u p p o rt f o r th e p r in c ip le s b le m a k e r s a n d so fo rth . T h e The ho rro r show in Kansas (1 ) t h a t a s t u d e n t is n o le s s e n ­ th e e d u c a tio n a f fo rd e d th e m C o x C o m m is s io n d o e s a im a fe w a n d o th e r a s p e c ts of u n iv e rs ity title d to d u e p r o c e s s o f la w w e ll-c h o s e n d a r t s a t th e d e m ­ a c tiv itie s .” th a n o n e c h a r g e d w ith a p u b lic o n s tr a to r s a n d a fe w o f th e ir O b v io u s ly th e a b o v e o b s e r ­ o f f e n s e a n d (2 ) t h a t s tu d e n ts ta c tic s , but th e y a re s o ft- v a tio n s b y th e C ox C o m m is ­ s h o u ld sh a re in d is c ip lin a ry And then there was the Alabama Fiasco. p e d a le d a n d p r a c tic a lly in s ig ­ P rior to Aug. 16 there were only two p ro c e d u r e s a s p a r t o f th e r ig h t s io n a r e o n ly a s m a l l p a r t o f It was a big m ess revolving around the un­ things I knew about Kansas. One. Tru­ n if ic a n t c o m p a r e d to th e g e n ­ seating of a white delegate from the Uni­ of p a rtic ip a tio n in d e c is io n s a n in c re d ib ly la r g e a n d c o m ­ m an Capote did a lot of research into a e r a l in d ic tm e n t o f th e a d m in is ­ versity of Alabama and replacing him with p le x w h o le . T h e r e p o r t e x h a u s ­ nasty m urder there in 1959 and two. it a ffe c tin g th e ir in te r e s t.” a black. Then the black guy was taken tr a tio n a n d th e p o lic e . was once called "Bleeding K ansas" for tiv e ly o u tlin e s C o l u m b i a ’s off again and the white guy was put back reasons which w ere never m ade com­ H eaded b y A rc h ib a ld C ox, a c a d e m ic c o n s titu tio n , its tie s and and every white cat there was trying - - in a n o t h e r p a r t i c u l a r l y r e l e ­ pletely clear to me by my high school s o lic ito r g e n e r a l o f th e U n ite d to figure out how he could atone for his w ith th e I n s titu te fo r D e fe n s e history teacher. v a n t s e c tio n , th e c o m m is s io n mixed with cow dung m ight cause some sins against black people. S t a t e s f r o m 1961 t o 1 9 6 5 , t h e So while my peers are taking off for a f f ir m e d th a t “ th e u n iv e r s ity A n a ly s e s (ID A ), th e b u ild in g Dread Disease. The "G uerilla T h eatre." one of those c o m m is s io n w a s c o m p o s e d of Mexico, London and New York. I'm je t­ o f a g y m n a s iu m in its H a r le m Now this thing lasts about 11 days and spontaneous things that alw ays crops up. is a c o m m u n ity o f s c h o la r s , ting out to Kansas for a sum m er holiday. S im o n H . R ifk in d , a n e x p e r i ­ each day there are some "w orkshops" had the right idea. They m arched in and p ro p e rtie s and th e c lo s e d - And the reason I found m yself jetting b o th te a c h e rs and s tu d e n ts . th at are a real gas. Like one night we beat them selves with strip s of cloth in e n c e d tr ia ^ la w y e r, D a n a L. m in d e d a ttitu d e of th e a d m in ­ to Kansas while my peers w ere on their A ny te n d e n c y to tre a t a heard Dick G regory talk about black and parody of the hysterical white delegates ^ a r n s w o r t t i r 'j ( ^ r e c t o r o f .H e a l t h ' way to Mexico. London and New York is is tr a tio n to w a r d a n ti-ID A d e m ­ radical white m ilitancy and give him a who w ere trying to "so lv e" a problem u n iv e r s ity a s b u s in e s s e n te r ­ because the geographically central s e r v ic e s a U H a r v a r d , H y la n d G . standing ovation and the next day we hear through the use of w hite m an's rhetoric, p r is e w ith fa c u lty a s e m p lo y e s o n s tra tio n s . location of Kansas m ade it an ideal spot L e w is , p r o f e s s o r o f s o c io lo g y Mike F erber and David H arris talk pure w hite m an s liberalism and white m an s T h e re a r e s o m e in c o n g ru itie s for the annual National Student Assn. and s tu d e n ts as c u s to m e rs (NSA) Congress. Someone seem ed to pacifism and give them a standing ova­ credential com m ittee. Self-flagellation a t B ro o k ly n C o lle g e a n d A n ­ in th e C o x C o m m is s io n R e p o r t, feels so good. d im in is h e s its v ita lity a n d c o m ­ think so anyway. tion. th o n y G . A m s te r d a m , a c t i v i s t h o w e v e r. T h e a u th o r s , fo r in ­ Som etim es it was funny. Som etim es I had m u n a l c o h e s io n .” So one morning in August I arrived in And the d raft card turn in was an ex­ c iv il r ig h ts la w y e r. E a c h m e m ­ M anhattan. Kansas, and could have perience. too. All us guys that still haven't a headache and it w asn't so funny. But one s ta n c e , r e j e c t th e b a s ic id e a endless night when the Congress body was b e r h a d s o m e e x p e r i e n c e in sworn I was in Owosso, Michigan, (After told the d raft system where we stand did p f th e d e m o n s t r a t o r s t h a t o n ly a lot of first-rate squirm ing when those ensnared in one of its many fine-point e d u c a tio n a n d / o r s o c io lo g y . a few days and to my am azem ent I dis­ th ro u g h a m ilita n t show of guys turned in their draft cards to the girls. p arliam entary screeching contests, the covered that what I thought was Kan­ The re p o rt p ro p e r, w h ic h girl next to me sum m ed up the whole Red Cedar report s tu d e n t a n d fa c u lty fo rc e c a n sas' answ er to Owosso was not all of These girls, incidentally, becam e known as “ siste rs" and were highly regarded thing to a confused friend of hers who w a s s u b m itte d a s a m a n u s c r ip t, a p p ro p ria te c h a n g e s b e m a d e , M anhattan, but m erely a shopping cen­ By JIM DEFOREST ter adjacent to Kansas State University by a lot of the delegates. was going to leave: p rin te d b y R a n d o m H o u se a n d "D o n 't go. It's a horror show." b u t th e r e p o r t a ls o n o te s th e called Aggieville. The downtown district But like I said, the official stuff was s o ld o u t w ith in e ig h t d a y s , c o n ­ It s autum n, wheri the leaves change color along with various cam pus land­ a c h ie v e m e n ts th a t th e d e m o n ­ was somewhere else and I never d i ! find hacked out in those evening sessions in the t a i n s a s u m m a r y o f t h e g r o u p 's m arks. it.) dung barn that som etim es dragged out to “ o b s e r v a tio n s " w h ic h a r e r e l e ­ • * • s t r a t o r s a c c o m p l i s h e d a t C o l­ NSA people w ere housed in a dorm itory five hours. (By then that thin film of dirt- Letter policy u m b ia w ith s u c h ta c tic s . complex rem iniscent of four Hubbard is getting pretty thick but it can t com ­ v a n t to e v e r y m a j o r A m e r ic a n Why a re n ’t regular television advertise­ In s p ite o f s o m e in h e re n t im ­ Halls put together with a Brody in between. pare with the liberal rhetoric). The State News welcomes all letters. m ents preceeded with "th e following is u n iv e rs ity . A ll th e o b se rv a ­ p e rf e c tio n s , th e C ox C o m m is ­ The plenary sessions, where all ..ie big NSA exhibits the most flagrant lack of They should be typed and signed V'ith the a paid com m ercial announcem ent?” tio n s a r e im p o r t a n t b u t a fe w * • • business is transacted, was held in what direction th at I have ever seen. Perhaps home town, student, faculty or staff stand­ s io n R e p o r t d e s e r v e s s e r io u s it's ch aracteristic of disaffected youth ing. and local phone number included. No d e s e r v e s in g lin g o u t. The Apollo 7 mission is slated for an 11 the natives affectionately called the cow a tte n tio n b y th e p o w e rs o f a c a ­ palace. all over-and NSA was m ade up of a lot unsigned letter will be accepted for publi­ --th e c o m m is s io n re je c te d day flight. We hope the astronauts like three-handed card games. d e m ia . Its c o n d e m n a tio n of Five m inutes in this glorified judging of "disaffected youth." Liberal-radical, cation, and no letter will be printed with­ “ th e v ie w t h a t a s c r i b e s th e * • • pavilion and I was covered with a thin generally m eaningless resolutions were out a signature except in extrem e circum ­ a n tiq u a te d , b u s in e s s - m in d e d in ­ stances. All letters m ust be less than 300 A p ril a n d M ay d is tu rb a n c e s There would be a lot less student unrest film of dirt. Somebody was announcing passed left and right (no pun intended), s titu tio n s a n d b r u ta l p o lic e ta c ­ over the loudspeaker that those without and the w orld's problems w ere system atic­ words long for publication without edit­ p r im a r ily to a c o n s p ir a c y of if the dorm s had decent bunks. • • * tic s s h o u ld s e r v e a s a c o n s tr u c - shoes had better watch it because dirt ally solved. ing. s t u d e n t r e v o l u t i o n a r i e s . ’’ - T h e It costs 50 cents to w ash clothes in 6 r e p o r t g o e s o n to d o c u m e n t dorm laundrom at, but the d riers are free. w id e s p re a d su p p o rt of b o th Why is hot a ir so cheap on cam pus? D IC K GREGORY And the child will be born O UR R E A D E R S ’ M IN D S Misquoted ciplinary action th ro u g h d u e p ro c e m . My In his F irst Inaugural Address delivered they envision. “ These revolutionaries,” tion period is part of the process of spring vacation and rioting on the beaches. people are fond of saying, "m erely want evolution. But at the end of the nine National consensus viewed these a cts as To the Editor: point in Council was that som e such list M arch 4. 1861, Abraham Lincoln said: ju st p art of the process of kids growing The State News report of Tuesday's “ This country, with its institutions, be­ to tear the country down but they have months, revolution-quick change-follow s. w as assum ed by the Academic Freedom up. It was the sam e when college students meeting of the Academic Council includes longs to the people who inhabit it. When­ nothing to erec t in its place. And all the National G uardsm en or fed­ Report, BUT that the tru stee s’ list includ­ w ere conducting pantie raids, swallowing a bizarre m isrepresntation of a statem ent ever they shall grow weary of the existing It seem s curiously interesting to me that eral troops in the world cannot keep ed some bothersom e am biguities and that goldfish and cram m ing into telephone th at I made. Your story attributes to me government, they can exercise their con­ no one asked George Washington and the that baby from coming forth. it too should be referred to the Faculty booths. Such acts w ere excused as the ir­ the following statem ent: " It was the un­ C om m ittee of Student Affairs, ASMSU, etc. stitutional right of amending it or their Sons of Liberty what their Constitution would look like before the American The revolutionary activity in America responsible foolishness which accom pan­ derlying assum ption of the fram ers of the for further study. This point w as accept­ revolutionary right to dism em ber or over­ ies the growing up process. Revolution. Certainly the D eclaration of today is p art of the sam e natural process. Academic Freedom Report that such a ed as being implied in the previous refer­ throw it . . ." It is a curious statem ent Now th at revolution is in the a ir on Independence was no blueprint for a Once the idea of freedom becom es im preg­ list of situations for em ergency discipli­ ence to this com m ittee. by one of our* ggeatest. Americans to be college cam puses all over the country, 'reconstructed society. It was m ore in nated in the national body„ the evolution­ nary action- Would be constructed as the Your story implies th at I defended the read a t a tim e when the demand for law national consensus is of a different sort. tune with Lincoln's suggestion that peo­ ary process leading toward the fulfillm ent trustees adopted in their ruling. " I did not em ergency suspension rule as having and order is being used to suppress the There is a general feeling that today's ple som etim es "grow weary of the existing of revolution has already begun. If a wom­ say that. been assum ed by the fram ers of the Aca­ right of dissent. cam pus disorders should be thw arted and governm ent." Such w eariness produces an wants an abortion, she m ust have it The fact is that I took the floor after dem ic Freedom Report, which I did not A recurring question these days, which students disciplined. Y et college students an active alienation which dem ands the perform ed during the early stages of her the passage of the resolution urging the do. I was simply saying th at ALL of the has become alm ost as popular in the na­ today a re asking, indeed demanding, overthrowing or dism em bering of that pregnancy. The longer she waits, the great­ Board of Trustees to rescind its "e m e r­ tru stees' resolution should be reconsid­ tional vocabulary as the cry for law and m ore responsibility, ra th e r than engag­ governm ent. The Sons of Liberty under­ er the chance of death for both the m other gency" suspension rule, and I addressed ered, and not m erely the em ergency sus­ order, is “ What do these revolutionaries ing in irresponsible actions. College stu­ took their Revolution seeking only to break and the child. So it is also with a national m yself to a distinctly different, though pension p a rt of it. w ant?" Black m ilitants, New Left radicals the bonds of oppression inflicted by an body im pregnated with the idea of free­ dents a re seeking the responsibility of related, m atter. The T rustees also adopted Charles C. Killingsworth and student revolutionaries are increas­ self-governm ent and a voice in determ in­ unjust governm ent. They had no idea dom. America is already well into this a long list of student offenses that would university professor ingly faulted for not having a blueprint ing the form s which will define their edu­ w hether or not they would win. It was a pregnancy and to try to perform an abor­ be considered to provide the basis for dis- school of labor and industrial relations for the kind of social and political order cation. They are refusing to accept an "do or die" struggle and overthrowing the tion now, in the form of repression and I 'tA N U T S existing governm ent was the first step. thw arting of dissent, will surely m ean irresponsible role. . « F 'v h g l also com m ented on North atyLSnuth • iSHSr» have oec-wfcr tfili gtrai' ' , r-JHfei woura iiOt inA v a ‘^ wtnJ* Vmi* perform ed the trip P resident Nguyen Van --discussions aha m ethods concern in V ietnam this year, prediction as to the outcome advisory work for the U.S. Thieu1 had planned to the U.S. of possible future unification Wesley R. Fischel, professor of the P aris peace talks, but government in Japan, Korea this year. of Vietnam. of political science, said Thurs­ he did stress their im portance. and Vietnam, is the author of "Thieu was eager to visit Fischel did not seem to be day night in a speech a t the “ So m uch depends on the several books and articles on the United States but political very optim istic about the pos- Union. election and the negotiations the Vietnam ese War.___________ turm oils in A m erica have pre- sible unification of Vietnam ‘‘The top w orry for can­ vented it. He w as eager to didates in 1968 is Vietnam bring the truth to America in while the elections a re the top Romney asks for approval a personal way, not ju st through worry in South Vietnam, F is­ b attle statistic s,” he said. chel said. On his trip to Vietnam in Therefore, P resident Thieu Go ahead went to Honolulu to confer per­ June and July, Fischel said of $435 million bond issue sonally with P resident John­ he sensed a feeling of un­ easiness because the Viet­ son. “ Thieu went to Honolulu to STUFF A matter of the mind nam ese sense internally that they a re making progress, speak with President Johnson By WES THORP acqusition of park are a s and "R etirem en t of other bond N o rm an M a lc o lm , auth o rity on philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, d e liv e rs a le ctu re e n title d ‘ ‘W ittg en ­ but now “ all m ay be washed away like sand, depending on about his thoughts and his own feelings and to get a stongly State News Staff W riter Gov. Romney asked voters construction of playgrounds, athletic fields and swimming issues and increases in rev­ enue generated by continued yourself.. stein on the N atu re of the M in d ” F rid a y night in worded com m itm ent from the the outcome of the election.” Thursday to approve a $435 pools for urban areas, said economic grow th will provide Most politicians a re highly United States th at they would Conrad A u dito rium . The le ctu re was one In the million bond issue for clean Romney. enough money to m ake prin­ stay in V ietnam ,” the speaker T ired of being alm ost full Isenberg M e m o r ia l L e c tu r e S e rie s. suspicious of A m erican inten­ w ater and quality outdoor re ­ The cost of the bonds can cipal and in terest paym ents said. when you finish a pizza? State News photo by L a r r y Hagedorn tions, he added, convinced that creation, Nov. 5. on the bond issues within the Were the talks successful? be m et within the sta te ’s pre­ T ry a one item 16 Inch piz­ “ Yes, to the point th at the Romney said, "w ater is be­ sent revenues without any tax existing tax stru ctu re ,” Rom­ za from Varsity at the United States has pledged to coming increasingly polluted, increase said Romney. ney added. "s p e c ia l” $2.50 p rice.T h e stand by Vietnam, but the Viet­ unattractive and unusable be­ cost Is ju st 50£ more than WIC discovers invalidity nam ese know that Johnson is out-going and cannot com m it his successor a fte r Jan. 20. cause of inadequate m unicipal sewage facilities in m any parts of the state. " G U ciB ryfcc t a 12 Inch but you get twice as much pizza by size and weight. So find a friend or 1969,” he said. Most of the $335 million § te r € o two and call tonight. Offei of 15 minute g race p erio d ’ Fischel said he sensed a combination of popular un­ easiness and fright, The Viet­ raised through state proposal 3 will be used by local com­ m unities to finance new or S T A R J 'E R p S E T good Monday t h r o u g h Thursday every week. By ROSANNE BAIME ing group the grace minute adopt the policy, change the nam ese are afraid of w hat's enlarged sew ers to control State News Staff W riter policy was never repealed or grace period or abolish it com­ going to happen after the United municipal discharges of un­ The residence hall policy picked up." Sue Landers, Stock- pletely. treated or inadequately treated DORM States leaves, he said. allowing freshm en women 15 bridge senior. WIC president, Section 5.2 of the Academic In response to the spring w astes said Romney. DELIVERY "g race m inutes" after closing said. Michigan needs 210 new According to Miss Landers. Freedom R eport em pow ers WIC offenses by the Communists, ONLY hours each term was found last which caused costly m ilitary sewage plants and the m eans week by the Women's Inter- WIC will study the situation. If to review any question brought to improve 126 inadequate ex­ defeats for the South Viet­ residence Council (WIC) to have the AWS policy is invalid, the up by a women’s residence hall nam ese and psychological vic­ isting plants according to Rom­ no official basis. WIC policy com m ittee will as “ the appropriate governing ney. He said this need will be tories for the Communists, Janice Schoff, St. Joseph jun­ recom m end to WIC w hether to group" of that hall. P resident Thieu has begun a provided for by proposal 3. Instant ior from Phillips Hall, raised new program of reform and “ Unless we act on Nov. 5," Delivery the question a t the last m eeting development, Fischel said. Romney said, "w e will be faced M a n u fa c tu re r's L is t $391.00 of WIC. by a future in which polluted your cost Including a on “ The reform efforts are She pointed out that there was no definite statem en t on the Court charges man a drive for honest and efficient governm ent, - restoring the lakes and w aterw ays are un­ reflecting and unproductive m irrors of our indifference." GAR R A R D 40 MRK II Hot Dogs Subs grace period in either the Aca­ authority of state, raising $287.90 dem ic Freedom Report or the cu rren t Student Handbook. The only decision concerning concealing weapons public confidence in leaders and getting rid of corrupt m en." Romney said proposal 4, which will raise $100 million, will be partly aimed a t en­ Hours; Hamburgers he said. 9 A.M. - 9 PJVI. Mon. grace m inutes that has ever A northwest Michigan resident was released on a $1000 Fischel said President Thieu larging the present capacity 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. been m ade was a recom m enda­ bond Saturday a fte r he pleaded not guilty in the M eridian is looking ahead to the P aris of the state park system and T ues. - F ri. tion passed a few years ago by Township Justice Court to a charge of carrying a concealed peace talks with these goals a t the establishm ent of new 9 A.M. - Noon Sat. and expanded game and hunt­ VARSITY Associated Women Students weapon. in m in d : (AWS). then the m ajor govern­ ing group of women students. A cam pus policeman stopped a ca r driven by Joseph A. Helminski, 20. of M anistee for littering; his passenger had -b e tte r Cambodia, r e l a t i o n s . with ing areas. He said the money would o rs iic s c o The AWS proposal suggested thrown a beer bottle from the car near Olds Hall. -m em b ersh ip in the U N . also be used for the construc­ As the officer approached the vehicle, Helminski got out tion of three fish hatcheries. 5558 S. Pennsylvania Ave. th at all wom en’s residence and tried to kick him, cam pus police said. But as Helminski for both N orth and South Viet­ Some $30 million of the bond Lansing, Michigan 48910 Phone 8 8 2 -5 0 3 5 332-6517 halls follow the policy of allow­ nam, ing women 15 late m inutes per was getting out. the officer noticed a knife handle near the -c o m m ercial exchanges and issue would be used for the term before bringing them be­ transm ission tunnel. It w as a Coho knife with a six and one- other relations between North fore the hall judiciary. half inch blade. and South Vietnam, "W hen WIC replaced AWS F u rth er searching uncovered two m ore knives and a socker -rebuilding of the national as the women s m ajor govern- (a steel b ar used like brass knuckles). railway, AST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ B ill HHHéi l i i l I in on a n y 1 2 ” o r 16” P IZ Z A - One coupon per pizza- ^ Give coupon to your ACE-A-DIAMONDS delivery man-Expires Oct. , 17 1968 . m y o u r dow n p a y m e n t on a n y 1 2 ” o r 16” p iz z a C o n a m a k e s c o r d u r o y fo r Ott campus, C o n e d u ra b le pres« C o rd u ro y w ith K O D E L '. G oes from e arly classes to e v e n in g bash es w ith o u t losing its crisp FREEDORM&OFF-CAMPUS ta ilo re d look. V A N U E U S t . N chose C one corduir6y--50%> K odel* p o ly e ster '5 0 r e cotton, fo r,th e se b e lt loop slacks. A ntelope. G reen, B row n, DELIVERY- CALL 3 5 1 -8 8 0 0 W hiskey. Sizes: 29 -4 2. A round '>9 00. C ooe a ll c o tto n C o rd u ro y sh irt by Von H e u sen a ro u n d $6.00. S iz e s: S-M L. M ak e sure ta g »ay* C one C o rd u ro y an d go casual. At fine sto res ev e ry w h e r * ^ . jic /4 c e + < tS D ttU H O « td A P IZ Z A 211 M .A.C. & S U B S "RATED #1 in Taste—MSU Pizza Survey ♦ FAST ♦ FAS T ♦ FAST ♦ FAST * FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FA S T ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ FAST ♦ M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS U-M speeds by S’ gridders a y TOM BROWN quarterback Dtmnia. *‘ sin ie rffew» Sports E ditor Brown, the Michigan offense J. Michigan _Studiuttf in .Snt\ struck fast and hard Arbor served as the MSU foot­ ball team 's playpen Saturday. With a total of 152 yards The Spartans ran wild on in 19 rushes, the D etroit 80 of the giant stadium 's tailback raced 38 yards off 100 yards, but the Wolverines left tackle for the Wolverines kept the rem aining 20 for them ­ first. Brown hit John Gabler and Jim Mandich on 33 and 47- selves. Rolling up 295 yards on the yard pass plays for the Wolves ground, the Spartans penetrated second and third scores. Man- to the Michigan 24, 14, 29 and dish totaled 125 yards in four 31 during the course of the grabs. gam e, but failed to score on each occasion. The Wolverine perform ance Only twice did the Spartans drew ecstatic rem arks from violate the Michigan end zone, the Michigan dressing room. early in the first period on “ W e're getting stonger every Charlie W edemeyer’s 37-yard week,” Michigan Coach Bump naked reverse and a t the start Elliot said. “ State has a real of the fourth q u arter when good team . They have a bal­ E arl Anderson went three anced attack with strong run­ yards to cap an eighty-yard ning and they pass well. " D EN N IS BROWN RON JOHNSON drive. Brown was critical of his The interior line w as the 177-yard passing perform ance, Spartan backs' favorite real but said that he felt the Wol­ estate. verines were the “ greatest BEARS FA LL, 2 8 -1 0 Tommy Love, Don Highsmith in the world.” and E arl Anderson riddled “ Watch us, ju st watch us." Lions roar as Farr scores the Wolverine interior. Brown cried. Working plays over guard and It was the first win over tackle, the procession of Spar­ MSU in Ron Johnson’s three tan tailbacks ripped Michigan year career and the swift O ff a n d r u n n in g toted up m ore than 100 yards over from the one. for 215 yards, m any a t the daylight runner said it felt CHICAGO (U PI) -- Mer­ F a rr let fullback Tom Now- expense of the Wolverine in­ in a gam e was against Minn­ pretty good. M ic h ig a n f u l lb a c k G a r v i e C r a w is o f f to the ra c e s as W o l v e r i n e g u a rd R ic h a r d curial Mel F a rr ran rings atzke do the honors of the around the Chicago B ears Sun­ esota last season, when he counting for the final Lion terior. “ We’ve got all the momentum C a ld a r a z z o (56) b lo c k s S p a rta n d e fe n s iv e ta c k le C h a r l i e B a i le y (61). C r a w s c o r e d accounted for 197 yards rush­ "We started off moving the to go all the w ay," Johnson day on his way to three touch­ touchdown on a one yard plunge, ball real well right from the once as the W o l v e r i n e s d ro p p e d MSU, 2 8 -1 4 , State N ew s photo by L a n c e L a g o n i downs and a 28-10 victory ing. said. The willowy Lion halfback but not before brilliant rookie s ta r t,” Spartan Coach Duffy for the D etroit Lions. F a rr had the second g reat­ started out by scoring from E arl McCullouch set things up Daugherty said. on a 32 yard pass with a spectacular 52 yard pass Harriers win 2nd straight est day of his pro career, far out But fumbles stalled two from Bill Munson, which he reception and F a rr took another drives and a 15-yard penalty running for 138 yards and gath­ snatched from Bennie McRae Munson pass six yards to the ended another charge. ering in passes for 73 more. Bear one. The only other tim e he has on the goal line. Daugherty said that the Mich­ Then he ghosted nine yards The Lions' victory boosted igan defense hit hard, but was through the befuddled Bear their season record to 3-2 consistently spectacular. LOU RAWLS Oct. 18th 8 p.m . $2.50 & $3.50 Reserved available at C am pbell's line for a touchdown. second quarter and shoved the Bears, already In the third quarter it was 42-0 victim s at Detroit, to 1-4. F a rr again, gunning an 80 yard bomb to get on the scoreboard. "They stopped us a t the crucial time, though,” Daugh­ The Bears had to go to the erty said. When moving, the Spartan m arch which ate up 17 plays That cam e in the first quarter ground gam e was im pressive. as Leonowicz sets marks M arshall M usic, Union & Door and ended when Mel bucked when Larry Rakestraw , being Highsmith led the Spartan By DON KOPRIVA Leonowicz's tim e broke his roundly booed by Bear fans, rushers with 104 yards, Love own course and varsity records State News Sports W riter dropped back from his own 20 followed with 79 and Charlie of 26:35.0 set in MSU:s tim e and lofted a rainbow toss to W edemeyer, in a ra re running Paced by junior Ken Leono- tria l last month. Gordon's m eet Cecil Turner, who took it on role this year, picked up 48 wicz s record-breaking 24:55.8 record tim e of 1967. 25:24 at An the Lions' 10. Mac P ercival added a 33 yard field goal for the Bears yards and a touchdown in five rushes. Rolling up 25 first downs, tim e, MSU's cross country team stunned Wisconsin, 27-28, Sat­ urday a t F orest Akers for its the Badger course, also slipped into oblivion. Kim H artm an finished third second straight win over a Big in 25:03. 10 seconds ahead of the Spartans held the ball for Ten opponent. Badger Bob Gordon, last y e ar’s 90 plays. The Wolverines had MSU • GREAT ! the ball in play 55 times. “ It is a funny gam e,” Daugh­ erty said, “ whenever you have Leonowicz, a husky long dis­ tance man who could only get fourth in this m eet a year fourth place finisher in the league m eet. MSU’s senior captain. Roger ago, grabbed a quick lead at i ISSUES * the ball for 90 plays and lose. Michigan played a fine game the mile in 4:36 and never trailed as he edged top Wisconsin M erchant, rounding into his form of 1967. placed fifth in 25:14, Tradition > | PRESENTS | I and deserved to w in.” Wheel-horsed by Ron John- runner Branch clocked 24:58. Brady, who as Gordon outsprinted him. Wisconsin filled in at sixth and seventh, but Simeck placed eighth and team ­ soph Dan m ate John Mock was tenth, D O M I N O ’S i ™ i ju st ahead of Wisconsin's Ray Arrington, to insure a Spartan victory. P IZ Z A • SORENSON j MSU coach Jim Gibbard could not praise his team enough. R ecord-breaker! "They ran g re a t," he said. " I t was a total team victory MSU j u n i o r Ken L e o n o w ic z e ase s up a f t e r c r o s s i n g C irc le D rive D orm s & E . L ansing R esidents MSU Dorms CALL October 18, |■ o0* T o °■Í R o ■l ju st like last week. But how close can you make it?" It was the Spartans' second f i n i s h lin e a w i n n e r and new c o u r s e r e c o r d - h o l d e r in the S p a r ta n s ’ 2 7 -2 8 w in o v e r W i s c o n s i n . R u n n e r - CALL 10 cum. ÍSji&S: ■ up is B ra n c h B r a d y o f the B a d g e rs . straight one-point victory. A State News photo by J i m R ic h a rd s o n 351-8870 351-7100 week earlier they had beaten de­ 203 M.A.C. fending league champion Indiana D ow nstairs 966 T ro w b rid g e Pizza AUD. 500 28-29 at Bloomington. hot off the Gibbard had considered Indi­ Perfection Fast Free Delivery ana and Wisconsin as heavy the obstacles to a first division fin­ ish for MSU. But with victories IF YOU HAVE Town over these opponents. Gibbard WIRE r C O C K T A IL HOUR will now look to next Saturday's :30 m eet here against Minnesota and “ A B E T T E R ID E A ,” Pump > irr ‘ 6:30 E&Sterrt ivIrcmgifri? Ten days ago Minnesota beat Wisconsin 26-29, but Gibbard • PHILCO-FORD MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL hopes that Forest Akers’ hills will hit the Gophers as hard The Atlanta Falcons won their first gam e for new coach Each pizza order will entitle you to a second pizza at as they did the Badgers. Norm Van Broeklin by upsetting the previously unbeaten New IS THE PLACE no additional charge. Offer good after 6:30. 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The St. Louis Cardinals rode the eye of the referee and the . and to lake a persortal part In the vital decisions that can c h a n g e the SCENESNEVER toe of Jim Bakken to a 27-21 win over the Cleveland Browns. Sonny Jurgensen. fighting a severe cold as well as a tough P ittsburg Steeler defense, fired two scoring passes to J e rry state-of-the-art and the state of civilization. C om e and talk to us about BEFORESHO W N Smith to carry the Philadelphia E agles to a 16-13 win over the Steelers. The Denver Broncos' secondary picked off five Joe N am ath your future . . . or write to College Relations. Philco-Ford Corporation, onthe passes to throttle num erous New York J e t scoring chances j»s C & Tioga Streets, Philadelphia. Pa. the Broncos shocked the E astern Division leaders 21-13. The Houston Oiler defense dealt Boston its first shutout in 19134. No One Admitted Under 18 33 gam es as the Oilers beat the P a trio ts 16-0. 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G r a n d R i v e r - C o r n e r o f P e n n s y lv a n ia lead against Detroit, now beat­ en in both of its early season games. M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPO R TS IN T H IS C O R N E R • • Trace-paced 'S’ boofers The seat in the crowd, it * .ft* • ^ * % • * *¿K'S i deflate A ir Force team 8-0 or 105,785 can’t be wrong By PAM BOYCE State News Sports Writer The^PBicago junior stepped in a h o le ' a riff injured the same MSU’s 8-0 soccer victory knee that was operated on last over Air Force Saturday, the spring. By GREGG LORIA tea m ’s seventh this season, Joe Baum and Les Lucas State News Sports Writer w as an especially big one for shared the goal-tending duties After enjoying several Saturday afternoons of MSU football in both Trevor H arris and Dave for the Spartans. several sterile press boxes, I decided to take a leave of absence Trace. MSU coach Gene Kenney was from the press box fratern ity Saturday and savor the gam e with H arris, second highest extrem ely pleased with his the common people. scorer with 13 goals, broke te a m ’s perform ance. Ju st think what I was giving up! F ree parking a t the gam e, the the season record for assists ‘This w as the best over­ m outh-watering buffet lunch served to people in the press box previously set in 1963. H arris all gam e we have played this and an air-conditioned seat right on the 50-yard line. assisted four tim es Saturday, y e a r,” Kenney said. But I was willing to m ake the sacrifice. Ju s t to be able to be bringing his season total to "A ir Force was a physically caught up in the full spirit of the crowd a t the annual Michigan- tough team to play. I never 13. MSU football rivalry was reason enough. Trace, third highest scorer, dream ed we'd have so many E arly Saturday m orning I rose and proceeded to m ake prep ara­ tallied four tim es in the game goals against th em .” • tions for my priceless trek to Ann Arbor. to bring his total to nine. The "O ur offense really moved Merrily we roll It took m e nearly two hours of driving to reach Ann Arbor, gam e was T race’s best of the some nice shots in and the Long s t r i d i n g S p a rta n T r e v o r H a r r i s gets the b a ll with m ost of the journey in bumper-to-bum per traffic. Once season. He was put in to re ­ boys hustled well. T race was in the city itself, it took m e another 30 m inutes to get within sight place Ernie Tuchscherer, who all over the field and he had r o l l i n g S a tu rd a y at the MSU S o c c e r F i e l d , The S p a r ­ of Michigan Stadium. was removed following an in­ some beautiful shots. Buzz Dem- tans won t h e i r e i g h t h - s t r a i g h t 1968 w in , 8 -0 . The drive through the city w asn’t bad except 1 happened to be jury. ling and Ken Ham ann played a State News photo by L a r r y H ag ed orn driving behind the c ar th at carried the MSU m ascot, Sparty. MSU soccer team rem ains fine gam e too.”____________ Along with Sparty w ere three hyper-ecstatic G reeks who undefeated this year, and they jum ped on m y bum per and hood every tim e we stopped for a red have yet to lose a gam e since light, flashing the victory sign m ade with th e irjin g ers. TRJUU ***• With no Parkin8 available within a two-mile radius of the stadium , I parked in a little the NCAA Tourney in 1965. With seven shutouts to its cred­ it this year, MSU has out- U.S. cagers spank Spain, scored its opponents this old lady’s front yard. season 59-0. The granny socked it to m e for $2. Making m y way to the gate, Tony Keyes, leading scorer with 19 goals, scored twice in the game. Alex Skotarek U-D’s H ayw ood sparkles I pulled out my football ticket, purchased from th at lovable Ooops! and Tommy K reft also tallied MEXICO CITY (U P I)-T he one apiece, and the other as­ United States basketball team , behind Russia and Yugoslavia. perhaps sm all college players m ake some erro rs, but all in all it was cam pus organization, Spartan sists were from John Zensen an underdog for the first tim e The A m ericans m ay have trou­ a good ball gam e for us. " Spirit, for a paltry $8.50. S p arta n s o c c e r p l a y e r Dave T r a c e and an A i r F o rc e and Keyes. in history, opened the defense ble later, but they had none The U.S. coach blam ed the N orm ally selling for $6, I b o o te r get c r o s s e d - u p d u r in g S a t u r d a y ’ s 8 -0 S p arta n Ernie Tuchscherer, playing of its Olympic Championship against Spain. sloppy Am erican attack on the figured th at it would a t least w in on the MSU S o c c e r F ie ld . his second gam e of the season, Sunday with an 81-46 rout of Jo Jo White of K ansas Uni­ fact that, until now, he has be a good seat. State News p hoto by L a r r y Hagedorn was injured in the first period. Spain that “ satisfied” its coach Have you ever sat directly versity and Haywood sparked the stressed defense in practice. behind the goalposts and so despite some sloppy play. early surge as the U.S. team "W e re going to have to work low that you can not see any The Yanks jum ped ' into the got off in front and stayed on our offensive, too, after of the yard m ark ers' You should have bought a ticket from Spartan Spirit. It took m e another 30 min­ Olympics get underway lead quickly as Spain went score­ less for 4V2 m inutes, rolled to a 39-16 halftim e, and romped home as Coach Hank Iba sub- there. White, Bill Hoskett of Ohio State and Columbus, Ohio, Glynn Saulters of Lisbon, La., and N ortheast La. State and tom orrow 's ball gam e," Iba said. The U.S. team m eets Senegal Monday in the second gam e of utes to reach my seat once in­ the 1968 Olympic Games. stitued freely. Charles Scott of New York and its first-round competition. M E X I C O C I T Y (U PI) - African Mamo Wolde of Ethiopia Sunday to capture the Track opened full blast on Spencer Haywood, 6-foot-8 the University of North Carolina side the stadium , as I had to clim b down 120 rows, but I got there Naftali Temu of Kenya, whose the first day of the XIX center from the 10,000 m eter run for the first U niversity each had 10 points. just in tim e for the opening kickoff, and ju st in tim e to have a beer homeland rivals this city in Olympiad, and the United of D etroit, led the U.S. scoring poured down my back. altitude, outsprinted fellow track and field gold m edal of After MSU gave up a touchdown and cam e back to trail by only a 7-6 count, you could hear the grandstand quarterbacks go to States successfully advanced with 12 points and also dom­ its sta r sprinters through the inated rebound and defensive first two heats of the m en’s play. "The gam e went about the «OSES «■» way we thought it would," said work. In tra m u ra l news 100-meter dash as Charlie The United States has won the Iba. "W e have the few est num­ Cash and C arry Jon Anthony After the previously unbeaten Spartans m issed two field goals Green of Seattle, Wash., twice basketball gold m edal ever since ber of NCAA m ajor-college play­ in the second quarter, you could hear the fair-w eather fans 809 E , Michigan Ave, equalled the listed world record the sport was added to the e rs we have ever had. These s ta rt to w rite off the 1968 football season. The I.M. Football pass and place kick contests will be held Monday. Oct. 14 of 10.0 seconds flat. The only spirit th at was exhibited tow ards the end of that Olympics. In fact, the Yanks through Friday. Oct. 25. H erm es Ram irez of Cuba also never have lost even a single first half was by MSU’s fratern ity set. One group changed "Go The contests will be conducted 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 3-5 p.m. Monday - Friday. Students interested in competing may sign up in the Men's I.M. Bldg. equalled the 10.0 record in Olympic game. But this year, 1 9 6 9 G R A D U A T E S: Spartans, beat B lue." another sang "Go g reen," while the two FIELDS another heat. with m ost of last y ea r’s college Engineering • Scien ce • Business Adm inistration • Liberal Arts others ju st sang “ How dry I a m ." I.M . BUID IN G F IE L D S Randy Matson, the strong­ sta rs already turned pro or F IE L D 1 6:00 Akat - Aku-Aku ***. I got hit in the back of my head by three corks, all from Cold 6:45 McDuff - McLean m an from Pam pa, Tex., pro­ electing to pass up the Olympics, ■“ b u c k bottles. When I turned around to voice m y displeasure. 6:00 X-Mes'Paus - Whippet Inn 6:45 Cambridge - Cabana 7:30 West Shaw 4 - 5 vided another Yankee highlight the U.S. team is rated no bet­ I found th at a not-so-sober Greek had burned a cigarette hole 7:30 Howland - Hedrick 8:15 McRae - Mclnnes 9:00 Hubbard 7 -12 when, alm ost nonchalantly, he ter than a second or third choice w m in the back of my cashm ere sw eater. He threatened to burn 8:15 Wight - Wilding 9:45 GUH's Grundics - Turtles broke the Olympic record for ■ another hole in the front of it if I didn't turn around. I calm ly 900 Men of Five - 007 You 9:45 Evergreen Peck. - F . O. s the shot put by pacing qualify­ left my seat to get a hot dog. F IE L D 2 FIELD 7 ing competition with a heave of Returning em pty handed be­ 6:00 Setutes - Snark ato a n ¡ n l p l l y i n v i t e d Winchester - Wildcats 67-101/4. cause of the long line, I found Elm St. Gang - I.M . Force 6:45 Akrophobia - Akhilles m o u r ,r e p r m e w Embers - Emmortals 7:30 Hubbard 8 - 9 But the only gold a t stake ■ te n ta tiv e that I had m issed the entire 8:15 Fenwick ■Fegefeuer on this sunny day in 7,350-foot Holden SI - S6 third quarter of the game. 8 Balls - Ten's Men 9:00 McNab - McBeth high Mexico City belonged to When MSU scored in the Dollar Spec. - E l Birdos Temu. His closest com petitors fourth quarter to take the lead F IE L D 3 a t the end of the gruelling run Y o u a r e c o r d ia lly in v ite d 14-13, the Spartan fans went wild Holden S4 - S5 VOLLEY BALL Fujigoh's - Mystic Knights w ere other Africans. to a n in te r v ie w and Cold Duck corks started Ballantine - Baal COURT 1 G reene turned in his 10-flat popping again. Arpent - Ares 6:00 Zeebs - Schular Mets M tn o u r r e p r e s e n ta tiv e perform ances while winning But the MSU loyal fans quick­ Babes - Molesters 6:45 Turtles - Snyder both of his 100 heats. Hines ly lost h eart when U-M cam e Wordsworth - Worship 7:30 Evans Scholars - Super Hippies F IE L D 4 8:15 Mutants - Montie won his first heat but finished right back to score two quick Caravelle - Cachet second in 10.1 behind Lennox touchdowns; a couple of stray The H R B - R iver Rats COURT3 M iller, an old rival from beer cans tossed onto the field Brinkley - Brutus 6.00 Impressions - AYI-C Owen's Mag. 7 - State Police 6:45 Asher - AYI-B Jam aica who attends the Uni­ narrowly missed my head. 7:30 Owen Grads - Express versity of Southern California, Wiquassett - Windjammer But I'm glad to say I m ade it Hooch Hustler's - Wat. Edge Chug. 8:15 Phi Kappa Sigma - Stalag 17 in the second. out of the stadium in one piece. I couldn’t help but think what I.M . E A S T CAMPUS F IE L D S F IE L D 5 Mondi “ y- O « . 28, 1968 the press box a t MSU will be like next week. Holocuast - Hovel Akarpous - Aktion McLaine - McGregor Abelard - Abel Coney Dog 10 Sale Go ahead Hubbard 2-3 B o b b y H u ll r e jo in s H a w k s McCoy - McTavish Bbï m . STUFF This is a copy CHICAGO (U P I) - Hull, the Golden J e t Get the second for just 10 yourself of a copy National Hockey League retired Thursday in a of an invitation dispute with the Chicago Black Hawks, signed a contract for 0 0 6 n SUDS T ired of being alm ost full when you finish a pizza? to interview the new season.,Sunday 45 m in­ Try a one Item I61nchpiz- 2755 E. Grand River utes before taking the ice in a gam e with New York. za from V arsity at the ‘‘special” $2,50p rice.T h e a company Hull signed a new contract for an undisclosed sum after CANADA CALLING! cost Is just 50£ m ore than a 12 Inch but you get twice as much pizza by size and you may not know an all-day conference with Tommy Ivan, Black Hawks’ gen­ eral m anager. He reportedly ATTENTION CANADIAN STUDENTS weight. So find a friend o r two and call tonight. Offer well enough. had been asking $100,000 a year. good Monday t h r o u g h A te a m o f C an ad ian e x p e r t s w! I be at y o u r Thursday every week. Making copies is only part of the story. u n i v e r s i t y th e week o f O c to b e r 21, 1968. You can get the other part straight from the source. T alk to our representative and ask him about R&D looking ahead to The P u r p o s e ; To a n s w e r y o u r q u e s tio n s a i d major advances in e d u c a tio n ... in areas like color xerography d is c u s s the e c o n o m ic s itu a tio n in Canada to da y, DORM and 3-D im ag ing ...ab ou t refinem ents in com bined xerography DELTA SIGMA PHI T h is is y o u r o p p o r tu n ity to f i n d o ut what is DELIVERY and EDP systems to process and g raphically reproduce any theory or fact a v a ila b le ... at any distance. g o ing on and what job o p p o r t u n i t i e s a w a it you at ONLY h om e. Ask anything im aginable and you'll discover you're probing a com pany that's involved with every phase of the Inform ation and education explosion. Congratulates the No. 1 S p o n so re d by the D e p a r tm e n t P lan We place great em phasis on individual initiative. Additional Fraternity Pledge Class o f M a n p o w e r and I m m i g r a t i o n , Instant s cho olin g a im e d at a d v a n c e d d e g re e s . B ra in s to rm in g . A te a m s w i l l in c lu d e Deans o r on D e liv e ry variety of short-term project groups. And benefits. In short, your career, not sim ply a job for you to fill. Heads o f D e p a r tm e n ts f r o m attending on So while you're looking us over for career opportunities, w e'll C a n ad ian u n i v e r s i t i e s , Cana­ this d a 's P u b lic S e r v ic e C o m m is ­ Hot Dogs be looking you over for career potential. Fair enough? s io n and an O f f i c e r f r o m the im portant Subs Why not make an appointm ent with your Placem ent D irector. A half hour of your tim e could be the start of a great future in John Barclay Tom Craig Dave Heerdt D e p a r tm e n t, m eeting H am burgers research, engineering, m anufacturing, program m ing, account­ Jo e Richmond John A usterm iller Chuck Dale ing, finance, statistics o r m arketin g/sales. Dennis Kamman Jam es Felton Bill Malundine John Anthes David Caulkett Tom Burdick A1 F lorry Dennis H eisler OUT OF SIGHT . . . XEROX H arry Brants J ohn Hagen Jeff Knoll T om Wick BUT NOT OUT OF MIND Denny Wltham B ill Kozar Richard Dull Steve MacDonald R ichard Roth Randy Walker B ill Bailey T im Flemming Bob Guyot Department of Manpower VARSITY An Equal Opportunity Em ployer (m /f) and Immigration - - Canada 332-6517 XEROXIS AREGISTEREDTRADEMARKOf XEROXCORPORATION. ROCHESTER NEWYORK M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 3 M ichigan State N ew s, E ast L an sin g , M ich ig a p P O L IC E B R U T A L IT Y 'Way i» to D ie * ’ - nof so » P v B au'tcript ' Lovely U rm c ai'lu t i a i u i M v * « „/oprfete * ByM*tfll*LEZELL I should'stop here, m e film doesn't deserve another w o rd - With good perform ances to the film. State New» Reviewer the plot is that bad. from the m ale leads, its sad Also Kenyon Hopkin's 1 The public be damned! William H. V anderbilt The story is of a cop who uses they w ere w asted on A.J. music was enjoyable. The . Now showing a t Lansing’s brutal techniques to enforce the R ussell's script. The story is sound was fresh and contem ­ m im ju st awful. Why U niversal P ro­ G ladm er T heatre is “ A Lovely law and m ake love. Finding his porary, a p l e a s u r e after ductions provided the coin for Way to Die” starrin g Kirk com m issioner as well as his Russell's archaic dialogue. Russell’s dowdy work is a Douglas, E li W allach and fillies too soft, he quits both. Producer Richard Lewis m ust Meanwhile, an adulterous m ystery to me. Sylva Koscina.________________ have had old V anderbilt’s sportsm an is m urdered on his There w ere a few bright spots. For one, the use of thought in mind when he made estate. His equally unfaithful By MARK LEZELL cam era shots from a helicopter this film. Clearly, “ A Lovely 'IT senior finds wife and her playboy com ­ panion a re arrested. They retain State News Reviewer were particularly interesting. Way to D ie” is anything but This added a dash of speed, dis- a lovely cinem elodram a. the ideal defense team , a pizza stealing Southern attorney and the de­ funct cop. he’d use his badge like a costly adventure Y aaaaw n. . . bludgeon to the applause of his Union Board sets Its all such a bore. The ending flock. An MSU student who tried to provides nothing but a healthy Looks good save on his pizza budget found yawn. The action leading to W e ’r e n u m ber 1 out it was a much m ore costly th at end doesn’t even offer that The wrongly accused m ur­ Football is n 't the only sport that excites MSU students. T h u rs d a y 's T i g e r v ic to ry bridge, films, sing proposition than he had b ar­ much. deress was vivacious Sylva Kos­ gained for. This flick leaves you with the brought out these r a l l y e r s , who sang the p ra is e s of t h e ir f a v o r it e baseball tea m ail cina. W ow-shes a lot of wo- the way f r o m the Union to the MSU stadium John R. H aapaniem i, D ear­ d reary drowsiness of a Saturday man! State News photo by W i l l i a m Porteous born senior, was fined $100 TV sports marathon. Program plus $15 court costs and $10 to afte r program , hour on h o ur- Unfortunately, Sylva has one the O fficer's Training Fund then that m am m oth yawn. theatrical problem. She can’t Union Board is sponsoring practicing during the week, and a fte r pleading guilty in the In keeping with his All- act. bridge lessons, movies, and coming prepared for their next Meridian Township Justice Am erican image. Kirk Douglas the Midnight Sing for students lessons. JA M ES M A D IS O N COLLEGE When Miss Koscina speaks Students m ay sign up for bridge Court on a charge of simple plays the cop. Douglas was very she blows every positive mo­ this year. lessons in the Union Board Weekend away from it all larceny. He had taken two piz­ good. His portrayal was honest m ent established by the Bridge lessons will be given zas from a Dominos Pizza and convincing. from 7-9 p.m. beginning Tues­ office. The charge is $3. ca m e ra’s silent gawking a t her For football fans and students Truck parked in the E ast Wil­ Theres no doubt in this am ple structure. If this film day evening in one of the Union son circle a t 12:40 a.m . Satur­ w rite r’s mind that should Doug­ P arlors for six consecutive who m issed the MSU - U-M speaks fairly for her cinem atic provides informal setting day, October 4. las become our local constable. weeks. football-game. Union Board will potential, then she'd fare better show a movie of the gam e at T »*"•*« in another media. Perhaps Albert Drury, asst, research RNTMLADV•'•CRSM professor of veterinary surgery 8 p.m. Thursday in in the Union Playboy Magazine would be a S P A R T A N T W IN TH EA TR E and medicine, will be the bridge ballroom. f ffANDOf) SHOPPING CENTER * .HOC EAST SAGINAW Pn o n , ¡SI 00to fitting place to start. A tribute will be given to instructor. Once everyone had become * MSU at the annual Midnight Sing aging a closer relationship and Eli Wallach played the prag­ The first lesson will intro­ By PAUL SARVIS thoroughly used to the idea, with m en’s and w om en's glee a better communication within ENDS TUES.! m atic attorney true to his pro­ duce the students to the history In an attem p t to provide the college. the Madisonians broke up into DAILY AT fessional form. He was shrewd, of bridge, and teach them how clubs. closer student - faculty sm aller discussion groups TONIGHT AT to bid and count points. Drury In the spirit of homecoming, relationships, Madison Col­ The weekend was scheduled 1:15-3:00-4:45-7:00-9:15 skillful, even cunning-all as the to serve as an orientation for ranging in size from ten to 6 :3 0 & 9 P .M . there will be a giant bonfire on role demanded. A fine perform ­ requires that students show ef­ lege (M.C.) sponsored a twelve persons, each led by a PARAMOUNT HCTURtS Old College Field following the the new freshm en and to en­ cesenis ance. fort by learning their lessons. “ Weekend Away", Oct. 11-13 sophomore. Tf lAURfNTBS Popular E ntertainm ent Series courage cooperation between a t Camp Nahelu, near Orton- M.C. student topics in these Friday. A trophy will be given M.C. freshm en, sophomores, ville. and faculty which would con­ free-wheeling discussions “Kubrick's special to the dorm itory or Greek house covered a spectrum from world that contributes the greatest Dean H erbert Garfinkel and tinue for the re st of the school effects border on politics to student governm ent: amount of wood. Gary Frost, assistant dean, year. Many of the participants the miraculous!" hoped that the weekend would felt that it served this function Southeast Asia, the w elfare “ A CLASSIC! A SHOCKER — N ew sw eek At approxim ately 11:45 p.m., state. drugs. philosophy the students will m arch solemnly give the new M.C. freshm an -a n d more. At least one of the BEYOND BELIEF!'' upi a chance to m eet the residence discussion groups formed at the Students for a D em ocratic 4th BIG WEEK! over to Beaumont Tower guided college faculty and staff in a Society, the Academic Freedom D irect from its by the light of torches lighted re tre a t will continue to m eet ‘BEST ACTRESS’ HONORS m ore informal setting, encour- during the year. Report, women’s hours and roadshow engagement! from the bonfire. _______ TO M IA FARROW.” REGULAR PRICES Football. Hearst News Service After arriving at the cam p. Many of the M.C. students fV!u«»r>Presents Mia farrow 4 SHOWS DAILY 1:05-3:45-6:35-9:15 PROGRAM IsrodMATION ^ 332-6944 Apartments OKed Friday afternoon and eating dinner, the w eekenders had a general m eeting where F ro st felt m ore a part of the re s­ idence college experim ent as they returned Sunday afternoon. Ina WilliamCastle Production Where else in the University P M S supervised a general "m ix and Rosemary’s Baby John Cassavetes Tecbrwcoky' AParanxxjn! Picitxe I N exh _____ iktoifU P e S e l j e !*,*!, 3 pending traffic issue m ingle" session, encouraging the students to break up into groups. At each stage, the can you talk to your dean about tape recordings or the Wallace m ovem ent, play basket­ Suggested Maiu'e AuChe-xes students w ere encouraged to ball with your ATL professor, The E ast Lansing Planning clients with no children under tell each other about them ­ or have a canoe w ar with Commission approved a 156-unit 16 will charge rental rates from selves. vour head RA? luxury apartm ent development $175 to $400. Wednesday night pending ap­ proval of the city traffic com­ mission. M H A P E T IT IO N IN G The commission was con­ cerned with a possible traffic bottleneck that m ay complex plans, calling for a single open­ ing for entrance and exit on Abbott Road. The proposed complex to be Chief Justice post open located on N. Abbott Road unit judiciary. open until Wednesday. Oct. 23. Petitioning is open for the would house about 350 persons Petitions a re available in the Anyone desiring m ore infor­ position of Chief Justice in the and would provide about 293 MHA office. 323 Student Serv­ m ation may contact A1 Oyer. M en's Halls Assn. Anyone who parking spaces. ices Bldg. Petitioning will be 035 Abbot Hall, at 355-6243. has lived in a residence hall and The apartm ent buildings, is interested in the.position may rented only to middle-aged petition. PROGRAMINFORMATION ^ 482-3905 Undergrad library The MHA Judiciary, set up IC H IG A N in spring of 1967, has jurisdiction _ ..J tiuttw over violations referred by the TODAY Feature at living unit judiciaries, and over alleged violations of any stu­ 1:45-4:20-6:55-9:30 C arson McCullens’ M asterpiece dent organization under MHA jurisdiction. The judiciary also expands facilities I c ^ la a c ^ r k ia viduals already tried by a living By DORIS KONEN PROGRAM INFORMATION►485-6485 I *QficcH eart is a To provide MSU students and faculty with a wide range of m aterials and better service, the undergraduate library has ex­ L GLonehjcH u n te r (ÁuU>u panded and improved m any of its departm ents. TECHNICOLOR* a » WBF T A n *v At 1 :0 0 -3 :0 5 TO D AY. .5:10 -7 :1 5 9:20 Since it opened in Jan. 1968. the undergraduate library has col­ • NEXT1 • lected some 70.000 volumes of books and periodicals. Miss Cath­ r B I G l* B O N D " S A L E A erine Muhlbach. undergraduate librarian, said about 10.000 vol­ KIRK D0UGLRS um es are expected to be added each year. T H U N D E R B A L L SYLURKOSCIflR Eli UJRLLflCH "We buy books on the basis of heavy demand, to fit the p a r­ PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR c>7 L ouelv Uu*>'« I»» ■•Ur» ticular needs of this large student population." Miss Muhlbach said. U J R V T O D ie A U N IV E R S A L P IC TURE ■ TE C H N IC O L O R ' This warehouse of knowledge, located on the second and Thurs. - “ HELGA” third floors of the west wing, contains m ultiple copies of the books students normally need in addition to the basic classics. Miss Muhlbach explained th at as m aterials ceased to be in demand and new titles are published, the old books a re "weeded T A R L IT E out to keep the collection alive and grow ing" and to m aintain Drive In T h e a tre the quality of m aterials students use to supplem ent their course • If),’11 rtNI) W ROAD TONIGHT From 7:00 P.M. work. I MAtf tOVTNWft O# M N M R OR m f t LAST 2 NIGHTS! NOW SHOWING! Mrs. Charlotte Wuepper. assistan t to the director, expressed ALL COLOR PROGRAM concern over students "unaw are of how to use the undergraduate Walter Matthau-Anne Jackson library and thus inhibited in utilizing its facilities." 7:10 9:20 " T H E S E C R E T L I F E OF The card catalogues on the main and second floors contain AN A M E R IC A N W I F E " a list of all the books located in the "open sta c k s" of the under­ PLUS' graduate library specifically to aid students in locating them . ‘ Five Million Years To E arth’ Students a re free to browse through these stacks. R esearch W E a and THURS. ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS books are listed in the m ain card catalogue and m ay be "paged" from the research stacks. “ ONE OF THE IN-CAR HEATERS Heavily demanded periodicals a re listed in the periodical GREAT HUMS index on the second floor. Miss Muhlbach said periodicals pro­ OF ALL TIME!” vide the student with articles on “ very cu rren t d a ta " that a re not found in books until the m aterial is out-dated. - BOSLEY CROWTMCR NewTofh finti Now Also located on the second floor is the assigned reading collec­ IMUUT r u u - n m tomti tion. Books and periodicals of general inform ation a re reserved TIMSIf MTNHnCTIMS" EXCLUSIVE I ALL COLOR upon request of university instructors, who send in between 300 lH t< w iH I» W » M X / IO M IH iH iC K W IO C U C T lO W ‘ TH E S T R A N G E R and 400 lists a term . Special facilities offered to students and faculty include gen­ RETURNS’ eral reference m aterials, conference rooms, public typing room s, Starring TONY ANTHONY photo-copying machines, seating capacity for 18,000 and “ trained ALSO ... ELVIS PRESLEY IN professional librarians and staff who understand the particu­ "DOUBLE TROUBLE" lar needs of students and help find m aterials in various d e p a rt­ DAYS ONLY I m ents," Miss Muhlbach said. M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 9 M ichigan State N ew s, E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n 1 .79 V 2.25 I .79 I Liquid Eyeliner 1 Brack Basic 1 > Cooped 1 S o v ie t p u s h in C ze ch g o v t. ft Eye Shadow 1 Hair CondKtioier 1 Makeup 1 PRAGUE, Soviet i/rtfcM was .CAP) mivt'i’tiAnCs Sun­ a gradual pullout would begin ' //if’the next few d ay s’'t h e r e was still a s sigit of troop* weekend, but later postponed, inform ants said Alexander Dubcek’s liberals ..«»'being p rc35C£ f i* Bilak licized ■iriit ” meetings since then »tec4r ">’'4M' - - ftiiak has resum ed attending L 1* [ +1 ” 44 ’L i m u * E xpires 1(^19^06 *' I m- ■ W 1 .5 3 ’ Expires 1CM 9*68” ,» K 1 fl \« 44' Expiree 10-19-68 I M 5 leaving. to force Moscow ’i TRipporters of relations with foreign Com­ E ast Lansing Store Only 1 day to be prolonging the stay on the Czechoslovak leadership m unist parties and Indra sec­ sessions of •'th e 21-member 1 E ast Lansing Store Only 1 E ast Lansing Store Only 1 of its occupation troops in or­ There w as also no official word when-or-whether Cernik centered on two men, Alois reta ry in charge of internal Presidium . Some reports said der to force the seating of Dubcek had already agreed to certain old-guard, Moscow- would go to Moscow to sign Indra and Vasil Bilak. They party organization, inform ants his taking over the foreign 1.50 4.00 I oriented Communists P rag u e’s leadership. in a Soviet-demanded treaty le­ galizing the stay of some of the troops who invaded Czech­ w ere denounced as collab­ orators in hundreds of posters and broadcasts during the post­ said. Dubcek is first secretary, party relations job held by for­ m er P rem ier Josef Lenart. M i c up Minor Turtle Heck Nylon 1 I They said this is the reason oslovakia Aug. 20-21. His trip invasion period of popular re­ or chief, of the Czechos­ Dubcek’s Presidium w as ex­ that three weeks a fte r P rem ier Oldrich Cernik prom ised th at was once tentatively set for this sistance. lovak Communist party. pected to m eet Tuesday to ap­ w/stand Foot Sox prove a document on the p a rty ’s II Indra, form er transportation m inister, was mentioned after difficult tasks ahead for sub­ 1 .9 9 ENTERS STAG E 3 mission to a session later this 69' 13' the invasion as a possible p re­ week of the 160-member cen­ Lim it 2 Muslc/e attacks issues m ier if the Soviets had suc­ ceeded in forming a puppet government. He returned in tra l com m ittee. The tasks include carrying out the return to Soviet-style L im it 1 E xpires 10-19-68 E ast Lansing Store Only Expires 10-19-68 East Lansing Stoe Only Lim it 6 Expires 10-19-68 East Lansing Store Only 1| Septem ber from a m onth of m edical treatm en t in the Soviet communism demanded by WASHINGTON (AP) -- F or m any Candidate- Muskie’s style, bred in Maine where he de­ Union and has had some pub- Moscow. .39 w atchers, the big find of the presidential cam ­ veloped a party organization that had been 1 .79 paign has been Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, the “ below the bottom of the b a rre l,” is to take Aspirin Republican argum ents, throw them back a t the I Erasable Bead Carters lean New Englander who is D em ocratic vice presidential nominee. GOP and appeal for appreciation of the com ­ 100 Count P articularly im pressive have been his con­ plexities of today’s issues. See th e la rg e s t I Typing Paper 5 Grain Hi-Liters frontations with young h eck lers-in which the Of late the Muskie organization has worked standard Muskie pattern is to invite a spokes­ out its kinks. In Milwaukee and Chicago re ­ m an to the platform , listen and then deliver cently, hundreds of signs and straw hats I 46c 9' 22' a response that pays respects to the views of appeared, along with the floodlights, the bands, selection of pierced 1 Lim it 1 Lim it 1 Limit 3 the hecklers but tells it like Muskie thinks it the buttons. With the paraphernalia has come is. 1 E xpires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 an increase in crowds. With three weeks to go, Muskie feels he has 1 E ast Lansing Store Only E ast Lansing Store Only E ast Lansing Store Only Muskie is getting his nam e and his case before hit his cam paign stride and is running sm ooth­ the public. and fa k e pierced ly- 1 .83 1.59 “ I ’ve never felt so a t ease or free of p res­ P a rt of the process involves taking on all sure since Chicago,’’ he said. com ers. In perhaps the m ost fam ous incident “ I can be myself. I can handle it m y own way. of his cam paign to date, Muskie invited a Ultra Brite Codec Dial Seep 1 I t’s a g reat feeling.’’ Muskie has all but ignored Spiro T. Agnew, youthful heckler in Washington, P a., to take 10 m inutes of platform tim e. The youth accept­ his Republican opponent who started the cam ­ ed, finished in well under 10 m inutes. Muskie EARRINGS Bathsize 1 Toothpaste CoM Capsules paign with the sam e problem confronting then went on to plead his case for working Muskie--becoming nationally known. within the governm ental system , and allowing 19' 1 5 oz, 59' 89' Muskie has instead concentranted his fire on candidates to express their views uninter­ in East Lansing Richard M. Nixon and third party candidate rupted. Limit 1 1I Lim it 1 Lim it 1 George C. Wallace. The polls show the Republicans well out in E xpires 10-19-68 1I Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 One Muskie adviser feels his m an is en ter­ front. Muskie’s reply: R em em ber T rum an's E ast Lansing Store Only |1 E ast Lansing Store Only E ast Lansing Store Only ing the third stage of his cam paign plan. upset win of 1948 and work, work, work. F irs t cam e the “ shakedown,” to “ feel out “ When you think of C a r d s ” Muskie says H ubert H. Humphrey “ lets me the im age,” then, says the aide, cam e the 2.25 1 tell my own m essage in my own w ay.” second state, “ the over-all them e . . . tru st Tampax Muskie began this cam paign with som e­ 1 Lavoris and confidence,” The third stage, according to the plan, is the them e applied to specific issues. thing far less than a national nam e or image. Yet of late he has come to defend Humphrey, the better known man, as “ a com passionate THE CARD SHOP 1 Mouthwash 40’s FLASHCUBES 1 This stage calls for Muskie to apply w hat he A cross from Home Ec. Bldg. 1 15.5 Oz. m an ,” whose “ m essage so far, for some re a ­ feels is his strength with various blocks such as son, has not come through to the Am erican ethnic voters, college students and the gov­ 309 E. Grand River Ph. 332*6753 1 .1 9 ernm ent employe. public.” 1 69' 1 .1 9 1 Lim it 1 Lim it 1 L im it 1 1 1 Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 1 Your Host From Coast To Coast ■ E ast Lansing Store Only 1 A g n e w hits press E ast Lansing Store Only East Lansing Stoe Only The Nation’s Innkeeper .99 .49 1.00 o v e r past blunders Two Locations In Lpnsing Area Tide Lanndry Die Pnfl 3121 E . G R A N D R IV E R A V E . Detergent Clic Pens Tube Shampoo ANAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - m uch m ore infrequent than during the ea rlie r days of Ph. 489-2481 Ju st two m onths ago, when he his campaign. 6051 S. P E N N S Y L V A N IA A V E . was nom inated for the vice Ph. 3 9 3 -1 6 5 0 79' 29' 63' presidency on the Republican Agnew was very sensitive Lim it 1 Lim it 2 L im it 1 ticket. Gov. Spiro T. Agnew about his anonymity a t the sta rt bemoaned that his nam e was Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10—19—68 “ not exactly a household w ord.” of the campaign. But he took SPECIAL SPECIAL East Lansing Store Only E ast Lansing Store Only the offensive on the problem, E ast Lansing Store Only often using humor to je st at SUNDAY MONDAY Today, the M aryland gover­ nor Is w orried considerably himself. He em phasizes his 3.00 SPAGHETTI $ 1 5 0 2.00 less about th at and consider­ anonym ity every chance he CHICKEN $725 gets. NYLOHS ably m ore about w hat his name DINNER . . . . P. . D IN N E R ........... ■. . Glen Raven Opaque m ay stand for in the nation's Agnew rarely m akes an ap­ households. C h ild re n $1.25 A ll you can eat pearance during which he doesn't use the line, while urg­ Panty Hose Panty Hose "A segm ent of the press is 29' ing voters to elect Nixon, attem pting to project me as some sort of political stumble- bum ,” he grumbled recently. “ while you're a t it, why not elect w hat's-his-nam e president?" vice Fly with the fleet 1 .4 9 Lim it 3 4 Shades Lim it 6 pair 1 .9 9 Lim it 3 Agnew's political naivete- As a Naval Aviator or Naval Flight Officer Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 E xpires 10-19-68 Although a neophyte on the a tendency to speak without national political scene. Agnew THE E ast Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only E ast Lansing Store Only being fully aw are of the im pact is conducting his campaign with of his rem ark s in the national political arena -- has given him considerable trouble for some all the relaxation of a veteran incum bent whose victory is assured. UNITED STATES NAVY 1 "....... 1 1,75 OFFICER. iHFOR.MA.TlCH.TE.AM.' I Sid *UJr.r n£ o n e , “ 1 re in ie rn ir i T i i r n 1 tfrrte." ' He ra re fy ' makds more' tnan will be located in the Student Placement Bureau Monday through | ttiauurt'LCjtiiitn two or three public appearances He has been noted for drop­ Friday, 14-18 October, and at Davis A irport through 27 October ping casual rem ark s that som e­ a day. to provide orientation flights for Interested college men and I Spray Deodorant Hand Lotion 1 All-Purpose Lotion tim es explode like political discuss your opportunity to earn a commissionandNavy Wings bombshells since he took office LOU RAWLS of Gold. 1 63' 69' as governor of M aryland in 1966. Oct. 18th 8 p.m . $2.50 & $3.50 Reserved NO OBLIGATION - - JUST OPPORTUNITY I Limit 1 Limit 1 1 1.39 Aviation Program s a re available for all qualified college un­ Two such casual rem ark s dergrads, get started early. Attend officer training sum m ers 1 Expires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 1 Expires 10-I$h6$ J available at Campbell’s East Lansing Store Only 1 E ast Lansing Store Only ] have embroiled him in the big­ and receive your commission upon graduation. | E ast Lansing Store Only M arshall M usic, Union & Door gest flaps of his cam paign - once when he referred to per­ STEREO LP RECORDS sons of Polish extraction as “ Pollacks” and again when S te p p e n w o lf - T he Second he used the term " J a p ” about W H A T G ETS Cigarettes P e te r P a u l & M a r y - L a te A g a in a rep o rter of Japanese an­ Jo h n n y R iv e rs - R e a liz a tio n cestry. A GUY TO An aide insists th at the e rro rs w ere “ human foibles th at anybody can be guilty of” T H E HEAD OF TH E 3/77' Reg. 4.79 $2 89 M o* W # and says Agnew is taking no Lim it 1 L im it 3 ex tra precautions to guard BEDP E xpires 10-19-68 Expires 10-19-68 1 against future slips of the E ast Lansing Store Only E ast Lansing Store Only | But clearly Agnew is be­ coming m ore careful in his K 19.95 dealings with the press. K a li As of Oct. 13, the governor Oct. 22-27 8:00 P.M. had not held a news conference in a month and his excursions back to the press section of Fairchild Theatre Tickets $2.00 Instamatic STATE his ch artered je t have been A va ilab le at 124 Cantra C o r r e c t io n Box O ffice Now 1 3 .2 9 DISCOUNT A m eeting for all students PERFORMING interested in tutoring children from the Lansing juvenile ARTS COMPANY Lim it 1 NEW LOCATION! m home, who have not previously been interview ed, should a t­ Always making Expires 10-19-68 307 East Grand River tend an orientation program a t a big play for you. E ast Lansing Store Only 7:30 tonight in the first floor lounge of Student Services Bldg. M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 10 M ichigan State N ew s, E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n STATE NEWS V STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Think WANT ADS when you w ant to buy, sell, rent. They w ill work for you. 355-8255 > qf*Rent Y & Suíé 11. « î i J W Î f f i S S Î l * * m m . .■. . r . . . „■ TYPISTS - evening work-5 nights TV RENTALS G.E. 19” Portable. GIRL 21 or over to share apartment. BICYCLE SALES and service Alio CAMARO 19*7. Take over payment! MEYERS MANX dune buggy, with Auto Service 8> Parts 5-10-50 accurate WPM. Call 537* «8.50 per month including stand. Call Kay after 5 p.m 482-2125. 2-10/14 used EAST LANSING CYCLE, 121» «5 84 4*2-9409 2-10/1« heater and top 861-5761, 237- ChU J. R. Culver Co. 251-8662 E. Grand River. Call 3324303 C 4b . . . . . . . MASON BODY SHOP 812 East 2221,2-5 p.m. W 9B48. 3*10/14 220 Albert Street, East Lansing. C DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and FO R YOU CARS! 1965 Oldsmobile. all power, Kalamazoo St. Since .1940. Houses many extras, 21250 1966 Volvo, MUSTANG 1965 Stick six Good con- Complete auto painUng and col­ SALAD PERSON. Six days per week. engagement ring sets. Save fifty Excellent condition, «1,000. 1951 lision service. IV5-0256. C Sunday off. Company benefits. Good Apartments MALE STUDENT: need fourth for per cent or more. Large selection diUon. Must sell. Best offer. See at starting pay. Apply in person. Hol­ AUTOMOTIVE Tempest, »1*5. and 1959 Chevro­ 114 Trailer Haven behind TOM’S large house, own room. «41.25. 210 of plain and fancy diamonds. «25- EMPLOYMENT let, «96. Both in good condition. iday Inn East, North of Frandor. 5-10/14 STUDENT UNITS: Three and four South Fairview. 482-4423 2-10/14 »150. WILCOX SECOND HAND PARTY STORE. 3-10/15 CORVETTE HARDTOP for Stingray STORE. 509 E. Michigan. 4854391. FORRENT Call LES after 5 p.m. »51-4000 2-10/15 model. »125. Excellent condition. , man units still available for Sep­ INTRODUCE A new and exciting tember leasing. Lowebrooke, Uni­ C FORSALE MUSTANG 1967 hardtop. V-8. Stand­ Phone IV 2-8133. 2-10/15 cosmetic to your friends and rela­ ONE GIRL for large house. Own CHEVELLE 1906 Malibu. 2-door hard­ ard shift. New tires. Perfect condi­ versity Terrace, and Evergreen. room. Near campus. 351-0681. 3-10/16 LEAR JET stereo tape players for LOST& FOUND top, V-t, automatic, radio, power tives. Earn extra money and have Call STATE MANAGEMENT 337- tion. By owner. 392-2409. 5-10/18 Scooters & Cycles your own cosmetics at cost. VANDA your car and home. From 79.95 PERSONAL steering. Excellent condition. «1550. 1300. C ONE OR TWO girls needed. Nice, up. On display at MAIN ELECTRON­ Call 251-4473 after 5p.m. 2-10/16 COSMETICS of Rexall Drugs. Phone clean, walking distance. «65, 332- PEANUTSPERSONAL OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 88 convert­ 625-3413, or write Looking Glass ICS, 5558South Pennsylvania. C HONDA TRAIL 90 500 miles. 2 hel­ ONE GIRL want to take over lease, 5320 after 6 p.m. 5-10/18 • REAL ESTATE CHEVELLE MALIBU: Two door hard­ ible 1968. Dark green, black top, mets «225. 353-8826,355-9938. 3-10/14 Sales. 4765 M-78, R. R 1, Perry, automatic power steering, brakes, Michigan 48872. 5-10/18 Burcham Woods Apartments. Start­ PANASONIC STEREO recorder Ex­ • SERVICE top. 227-275 hp. 16,000 miles. Chrome radio. 8,500 miles. Must sell. 487- ing winter term. 379 Burcham Dr , FURNISHED TWO bedroom home. ternal speakers, tapes, cords. »150. • TRANSPORTATION wheels. «1650 Call 252-6982 1-10/14 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 650cc. Six Apt. 7.351-4096, ask for Marilyn. East Lansing, Greenview. Near Uni­ Gordy 351-9086 3-10/14 0690. 2-10/14 APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN-Experi- months old. Like new. Call 353-7926. 3-10/14 versity. 332-5173. 3-10/15 • W ANTED CHEVELLE: 1964 SS. Must sell. 3-10/15 enced. Good pay, many benefits. Highest bid takes it. 467-0090. 2-10/14 OLDSMOBILE 1963 Starfire Deluxe Call between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., 485 OVER 25 years experience. OPTI­ interior, automatic, new tires, ex­ 5812. 5-10/17 NEWLY MARRIED? HOUSE - THREE bedrooms, fur­ CAL DISCOUNT, 416 Tussing Build­ DEADLINE TRIUMPH 1967 high pipes, 500cc nished. Four students. 8160/month. ing. Phone IV 24867 C-10/18 CHEVY II 196» automatic, six-cylin­ cellent condition. IV4-2625. 5-10/14 Lots of chrome. Excellent condi­ TANGLEWOOD Heating. IV7-606». After 5 p.m. IV5 der. radio, power steering, good tion. 372-6928 3-10/15 WAITRESSES AND WAITERS 1 P.M. one c la ss day be­ tires, excellent condition. «425. 484- PONTIAC 1962 convertible. Very NOON SHIFT 11 - 2. Immediate AFARTMENTS 8296. 10-10/14 TAPE RECORDER, Arvin 4 track fore publication. 9870. 3-10/15 clean. «595. Call 351-3576. After openings. Tuesday through Fri­ 1 B drm ., unfur.,‘from 124.50 stereo. Accessories. »100. 351- HONDA, 1967, 160cc. Excellent con­ 8654 5-10/16 Cancellations - 12 noon one 6 p.m. 3-10/16 dition. Must sell. Best offer. See at day. Full time also available. 2 B drm ., unfur,, from 139,50 OORVAIR MONZA 1965 convertible. 114 Trailer Haven behind TOM’S 484-4567 or apply in person c la ss day before publica­ PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967. Convert­ COUNTRY CLUB OF LANSING. 351-7880 WATT 180 stereo tuner--ampli(ier, 4 speed transmission. New battery PARTY STORE. 2-10/15 911 West Shiawassee. For teacher tion. and tires. Call after 6 p.m. 351- ible, wire wheels, wide ovals, ex­ 2200 Moores River Drive. 10-10/18 or business man. Private entrance. Sansui 5000 Brand new. 351-5450. 5*55. 2-10/16 cellent condition. Take over payments NORBER MANOR APARTMENTS 510/18 MOTOR SCOOTER - 1967 Allstate 5621 Richwood. Brand new, central Phone. Garage available. «16. 5-10/18 of «67 month. Phone CREDIT MAN­ Also push grass catcher. Phone 393- MEN GIRLS: Salesmen. Own PHONE CORVAIR MONZA 900, 1964. Two AGER 489-2379 C 2837. 2-10/14 hours. «10 an hour. 351-8491, air-conditioning, pool, fully carpet­ LADIES: ROOM «10 weekly as dou­ FLOOR LENGTH formal and coat door. Four on the floor. One owner, 355-2125. 10-10/18 ed. Two bedroom for «166. 395 ensemble. Never worn. Size 8. Bro­ 4276. O ble or «18.50 for single. Close 351- cade. 372-5966. 510/16 355-8255 32,000 actual miles. Phone 669- PONTIAC 1964 Catalina. Below book Employment 5705. 2-10/15 3338 after 6 p.m. 5-10/17 value. «800.5« p.m. 372-9116. 5-10/18 MECHANICS-BEST wage setup in SPECIAL: UNIVERSITY Villa apart­ FOX DOUBLE BARREL TWELVE RATES PONTIAC 1966 Catalina 4-door, ra­ MALE STUDENTS 18-25. Part time, town. Uniforms and other benefits ments has one remaining for fall LEAR JET stereo tape players for GAUGE shotgun, two sets of bar­ COUGAR 1967. Four speed. AM-FM, provided. Call 485-7510. 3-10/16 your car and home. From 79.95 rels. 351-3906. 510/18 1 d a y .......................$ 1.50 handsome black interior, deluxe dio, heater, automatic transmission, jobs now open for Fall and Winter term or for entire year, three man. up. On display at MAIN ELECTRON­ power steering and brakes, white­ terms. Some full time openings also. BUS BOYS NEEDED. Meals plus Call 351-7910before 5 p.m O ICS. 5558South Pennsylvania. C 15£ p er word p er day wheel covers, new tires including Call 393-5660.1-5p.m. Mon-Fri. O WE’VE GOT A LOT of quite a bit, snow tirek, drive train warranty. walls. good condition. One owner. pay six days per week. Call 351- 3 d a y s ...................$4.00 332-1612. 2-10/14 pieces, bits and parts of it. Old and Must sell »1895 372-6655. 4-10/16 8434 between 6-8 p.m. 2-10/15 MATURE GIRL to share nice house 13 l / 2 f p e r word p er day ATTENTION HRI and Accounting sen­ rusty things of yore. We want to park 5 d a y s ................... $6.50 SHELBY COBRA GT 350. 1967 «2500 iors and graduates. Night auditor DEPENDABLE YOUNG woman wanted ■ iS Ê u é- with other girls. Own room. Close at your front door. Hours 4-9 p.m. COUGAR 1967M». Deluxe. Complete Must sell. Call Mehall 337-9091 5-10/15 (Male' for motel 11 p.m.-7 a.m. N O R T H W IN D to campus. Call after 5 p.m. 351-6446. 317 East Grand River, Lansing. 13£ p e r word p er day with stereo tape recorder. Excel­ to care for infant Monday, Wednes­ 3-10/14 TOM &JERRY’S JUNK EMPORIUM. lent condition. 484-5438 between 8-5 five or six days per week. Call Mr. day and Friday mornings in faculty FARM S 1-10/14 (based on 10 words per ad) THUNDERBIRD 1962 Excellent con­ Nichells. University Inn, 351-5500. member's home. Two blocks west of Faculty Apartments YMCA - RESIDENT rooms for men ' p.m. »-I»/” 4-10/15 campus. Occasional evenings also. dition. Best offer. 339-2812 after and women, by day or week. Mem­ FENDER STRATOCASTER, Vox Buck­ T here will be a 50tf service 6p.m. 3-10/14 Good salary. 351-7287. 3-10/16 351-7880 and bookkeeping charge if FALCON 1961 Good transportation COOK: PART time for nites. Apply bership privileges. Call 489-6501. ingham, excellent condition. Call »125. IV 9-4458. 2-10/15 5-10/14 after 5 p.m. 3558217. 510/16 th is ad is not paid within TRIUMPH 1965 Spitfire convertible. in person. Coral Gables, East Lan­ OPENING AVAILABLE for college EAST SIDE: Furnished one bedroom «750.627-5494. 5-10/15 sing. 5-10/15 student either mornings or after­ apartment. »130 per month. Nine one week. FIREBIRD 1967 Ram-Air Four speed noons in an automotive parts ware­ month lease. Adults only Phone 484- For Sale FENDER SUPER reverb, 2 channels, Excellent condition. Call 353-8310. WANTED: MALE help, part time. house. Contact Mr. Morrison at 2180 8-10/22 4 speakers. Harmony guitar-hollow VOLKSWAGEN I960 Microbus. Excel­ MOSRITE BASS. Excellent condition. body, double pick-up. Vibrato. Elec­ The State News will be 3-10/15 lent engine. New starter, generator. Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, 6527 South KAMINS AUTO PARTS, 526 North responsible only for the Cedar. Apply in person only to man­ Larch Street. 484-4596. 5-10/18 STUDENT APARTMENT: Four man. Finest Bass available. Great action tro Voice mike and stand. 337- FORD CONVERTIBLE 1960 Excel­ Needs brakes. «225.462-1767. 3-10/14 351-3085 5-10/14 7883. 3-10/16 firs t day’s incorrect in se r­ ager, Conrad GUniecki. 5-10/14 Furnished apartment available at lent condition. «150. Call 332-4978. NURSE'S AIDS: Openings available once. »150 month. ED 2-8531, IV 5 tion. 2-10/14 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 FASTBACK. 6581. 4-10/16 ZEISS SLR «120. Accessories «50. BLONDE WIG. 100 per cent human Original owner. Perfect condition. WAITERS AND WAITRESSES, in a Medical Care facility. Opportu­ Binoculars 7 x 50 «19. Briefbag «11. 339-8685after 12p.m. 10-10/14 hair. Long blonde fall. 100 per cent FORD 1964 Galaxie convertible. V-8 Low mileage. 882-0316. 3-10/15 nity for rapid advancement within a MARRIED COUPLE: One bedroom Recorder «45. Typewriter «5. 351- human hair. 489-3818 510/16 automatic, power steering. Clean. dynamic organization. Attractive furnished apartment, utilities paid. 4702. 3-10/15 «600. Phone 694-6611. 3-10/16 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Very good con­ RELIEF MANAGER one day and two starting salaries and above average The State News does not dition. Radio, many new parts. 353- nights per week. Excellent position fringe benefits. Apply at Provincial «100 per month. IV 4-6791 5-10/17 STUDIO COUCHES like new $35. Go- RECENT magazines. 1,000: Popular, perm it ra c ia l o r religious 7926. 3-10/15 for HRI student. Also part-time House. 2815 Northwind Dr.. East political, business, travel. $10, 393- van Management. Phone 351-7910. FORD 1966 4-door Custom 500. V-8, store help needed. Apply Burger NEEDED: 1 or 2 girls winter term 0-10/24 discrim ination In its ad­ automatic, low mileage. Very good Lansing. 332-0817, Mrs. Parker. 5456. 3-10/15 vertising c o l u m n s . The VOLKSWAGEN 1964, blue, white wall Chef 6031 South Cedar, Lansing. 3-10/14 5-10/J6 only. Rivers Edge. 351-6806 3-10/14 condition. TV5-8251. *-10/15 SLINGERLAND DRUM TRAP-bass State News will not accept tires, drives like new. 355-7999. 3-10/15 ORGAN-GULBRANSEN. 24 pedals. MEDICAL EMPLOYMENT OPPOR­ TYPISTS - STENOS - file clerks ABBOTT NEAR: Deluxe one bedroom. snare, tom-tom, floor tom-tom, Reasonable. Good condition Music advertising which d iscrim ­ IMPALA 1967. White four door sedan. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1965. One owner TUNITY, McPherson community needed immediately. Variety of Responsible couple. 337-9566 or 332- hi-hat. two cymbals and accessor­ V-8 327, air, power steering and included. 702South Fairview. 510/14 inates a g a i n s t religion, (middle aged parent). «645. Can Health Center in Howell, Michigan- assignments, Lansing and East 2414. 7-10/18 ies for $250. Call 351-9114. 4-10/16 race, color or national o r ­ brakes. AM-FM radio. Call after be seen best on Saturday. Spring- thirty minutes East on I-96-has im­ Lansing. Call Barbara Coushion, CORNET - BUDDY SELMAR with 5p.m. 485-4038. 3-10/15 port, 857-4422. 10-10/23 mediate need for two students inter­ Manpower Inc. 372-0880. 303 Blast TWO MAN efficiency. 316 Gunson. GIBSON. 1967, B-4512 twelve string case. Excellent condition. Best of­ igin. guitar. «250. 353-1325. Ask for Jim. ested in receiving practical ex­ Michigan Avenue, Lansing. 1-10/14 «140.337-9263 5-10/16 fer. 372-2251. 3-10/14 JAGUAR XKE 1968 roadster Dark VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Sunroof, AM-FM perience in the field of Inhalation 3-10/14 wine with black leather. Serious radio. Excellent condition. 351-8533. Therapy and general exposure to AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS, are EYDEAL VILLA APARTMENTS calls only. IV 4-1524. 2-10/14 3-10/16 our hospital. The Health Center is you interested in improving your TWO bedroom apartments for »240 COLLEGE STUDENTS NEED A CAR? a Progressive Patient Care Hospi­ photography skills at someone else’s month Swimming pool. GE appli­ Automotive LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1967 Dark tal that will offer flexible schedul­ expense, with someone else's equip­ WORK •JP1 VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN GHIA 1967 ances, garbage disposals, furnished We are hitting students who are in­ V blue. 29,000 miles One owner. Full «1496. Excellent condition. Must sell. ing for student school hours. Good ment and still be paid generously for four man or five .man. Call AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, 1961. »575. power plus auto-air. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. wages and excellent benefit program. terested in employment during school Over-drive, radio, heater. Michelin daily. 665-2758, after 6 p.m.-339- 355-0823. ' Mfc 5-10/18 For additional information, please for it? If so, call Gary at 482-5712 or Frank at 337-0493 5-10/16 351-4275after 5 p.m. C year. Those hired will also have the BUDGET XTires. 355-5942 after 5 p m 3-10/16 2890 5-10/18 contact Mr. D. C. Fletcher, Per­ opportunity to continue after gradua­ MEMT-A-CAR sonnel Director at McPherson Com­ PART TIME sales for male over 21, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Squth off tion and during the summer. Tre­ A vaition mendous experience for the future, munity Health Center. 517-546-1410 salary. Phone 332-5025. 5-10/16 Michigan Avenue. Furnished one bed­ ext. 295. 2-10/14 room, ground floor. Private en­ regardless of your field. ¡FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. BARMAID: »2 an hour. No experience. trance. Utilities paid. Parking. «125 Special R ates for MSU Students Special «5 offer. 484-1324. C BABYSITTER FOUR mornings in my Must be attractive. Nights. Phone month plus deposit. 627-5454. 3-10 16 WE OFFER WEEKEND MSU EMPLOYEES INSTRUMENT GROUND SCHOOL home. One child. Groesbeck Hills. 372-6618. 2-10/14 after 7 p.m. AMEDEO’S 489-8769. 3-10/15 TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT. New full basement. Two bedrooms. Modern conveniences. Near Campus. 351- 1. Earnings in excess of »100 per week. (Guaranteed salary) 2. Opportunity to work with fastest Noon F r i. - Noon Mon. WEATHER WILL be deteriorating: STUDENT WIVES: Local consulting TEMPORARY WORK available, mail growing company in its field. firm now taking applications for room operators. Female, mornings 6833. 3-10/16 3. Opportunity for advancement dur­ will you be ready for it? Instrument Ground School registration until Computer programmers versed in or afternoons. Apply 3308 South ing school year. PLUS GAS COBOL language Other languages Cedar, Suite 11. Lansing. 3-10/14 THREE OR FOUR man room on large NO MILEAGE October 11. Classes start October estate with private bath, den, library 53 5 12th, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Will con­ helpful. If you are experienced and CHARGE If you are single, o r In a group and need a tinue every Saturday morning for interested in diversified applica­ WAITERS OR waitresses: Full or and cooking facilities. 351-0630. 5-10/18 WINTER CONTEST • 12 weeks. «85. Books included with tions work, apply for fall placement part time. Apply POLO BAR, 662 WHICH INCLUDES place to live, you should be on our list of p ro s ­ YOUNG WAVERLY Teacher (male) 1. »15,000 in cash scholarships. course now. Salary open depending on quali­ West Grand River. 337-0057. 5-10/16 pective ro o m m ates. fications. Equal opportunity employ­ wants to share rent on inexpensive 2. Thousands in merchandise prizes, SNOOPY SHOP er. Call 351-4741. 5-10/18 furnished apartment. IV 9-4625. 3-10/16 such as colored TV's, etc. DAILY GLAMOUR, MONEY, and excitement 3. Win one of our 2,000 around the The d iv e rs ific a tio n of ou r business provides can be yours with VIVIANE WOOD­ NO ALL TYPES of pilot supplies and air­ FULL TIME: Position as clerical NEED ONE man immediately for world vacation trips. All expenses P e r Day MILEAGE you with one-stop s e rv ic e to satisfy YO U R l i v ­ ARD COSMETICS. Free make-up Campus Hill luxury apartment. Call paid. Visit London, Paris, Rome, craft accessories. Drop in and visit assistant and key-punch operator. instructions. IV 5-8351. C M3 Plus Gas CHARGE Snoopy and drop your name and Experience helpful but not neces­ 351-5776. 3-10/16 Moscow, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and ing re q u irem e n ts . Christmas wish in Snoopy’s Wish sary. Must have typing skills. Hawaii. Salary open depending on qualifi­ LINE UP your fall job now. Car nec­ EAST SIDE: Large two bedroom Box essary. Call 351-7319. O furnished. Utilities paid. Recently Need a room m ate o r a room? Let us help. INQUIRE AT cations. Equal opportunity employ­ All C a r s N e w er Call 351-4741. 5-10/18 redecorated. «150. Nine month QUALIFICATIONS For Rent lease ED 7-7151 5-10/14 1. Neat appearance F u lly -E q u ip p e d 1969's CAPITAL CITY AVIATION 2. Ability to converse intelligently MICHIGAN CERTIFIED Dental Hy- EAST.LANSING MANAGEMENT CO. CAPITAL CITY AIRPORT gienist. Five day week. Monday through Friday. Call 337-9224, for TV RENTALS for students. Low eco­ nomical rates by the term or month. GIRL NEEDED for four girl apart­ ment immediately. Eden Roc 351- 3. 4 Willingness to work hard Ready for immediate employment You m ust be 21 and Appointment l-lp/14^ UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS, 484- 3014 3-10/14 35Î-7880 " 6-10/11 9283 >' * - £ have a.valid MSU I.Q c a rd . OLDER STUDENT or couple-No- Call MR. WILSON SALESMAN: Part-time Must like vember 1. One bedroom lower Close (Student personnel directory) WHERE THE GIRLS ARE! They re selling. No experience needed, Get ALL YOU PAY FOR! Check best 484-1459 reading the "Personal” column in rental buys in today’s Classified Ads toUnion. »135 863-8418 3-10/14 will train. Car furnished. Phone Monday through Friday Our New Location: 317 M.A.C. today's Classified Ads. Try it now! Mr Taylor. 489-2379. C 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Second profession - evenings CUBAN FOOD & weekends. Men and wom­ And Other Food From Most For­ en. $350 part tim e monthly eign Countries-including U.S. A GREAT For the guarantee if you meet our requirem ents,- Students and teachers: $800 full time, tele- SHAHEEN’S FAMILY FOOD FAIR 1001 W. Saginaw 485-4089 Michigan Bankard Welcome money. . . phone: 484-5671_____________ ACROSS PLACE 1. Ostrichlike 22. Baseball plays 23. Ship's rope Students. . choice apartments bird You Cannot 4, Motorman's shelter 7. Roasting stick 24. Achieve 26. Offend 27. Masticatory TO LIVE . . RATES-STJWTINB AT $175 11. Pallid 28. Solitary Beat 12. Color 13. Falcon of the sea 29. Rose-colored dye 31. Sp. council 32. Sheds feathers 14. Bewitch 3 ,6 ,9 month leases available B EECHWOOD! 0 16. Was borne 17. Dispossess 18. Mountaineer's 33. Wraparound 34. Earthenware pot 40. Digit DOWN 1. Lamb 2. Mortal NO LAST MONTH RENT REQUIRED staff 35. Decorum 41. Concludes 3. Not restrained • Rentals f r o m $ 4 8 .7 5 /m o , 1 9 .Stove 38. Wharf 42. Mining chisel 4. Pursue N orthwind has m ore p arkin g spaces p e r a p a rtm en t 21. Commonplace 39. Bowstring hemp 43. Plant seeds 5. Relative • L a r g e A partm ents 6. Gamble e 5 minute walk to than any o th er a pa rtm en t complex. i 3 4 5 O 9 0 7. Eur. •finch campus II i 2. 1 13 8. Champions e New fu r n itu re ADDITIONAL NORTHWIND FEATURES % 9. Lazy • S w im m ing Poo! • A ir conditioning « A ir Conditioning « Wall to Wall Carpeting 15 (0 10. Ten: suffix ¡4 • P a r t y lounge w Ith color T V and e C arp etin g Dishwashers « 2 Bedrooms In Each Apt. % 18 15. Embraces [7 18. Salary • B i l l i a r d table Garbage Disposals # Beautiful Front Lawn on River • Psychedelic apartment decor Scenic Front Lawn e Privacy w 19 Spawn of fish ¡9 20 21 20. Cobalt yellow • Dishw ashers % 24 25 21. Poor in 22 23 • Rattan fu rn itu re You’ ll really like BEECHWOOD. (Especially % quality: slang • Shag carpeting 23. Rifle the Price!) 2(0 V 28 25. Social affair % % 27. Enlisted men 29 30 31 d % 28. Entice . e ie/ / . M <éíA» For m ore information contact: NORTHWIND MANAGEMENT n 34 % % 35 33 40 7Hoa 7i /a 30. Estoiles 31. Worn-out 32. Sulk 33. Divan 38 39 35. Russ, plane 2771 NORTHWIND DRIVE EAST LANSING % 42 % 43 36. Extremely 337-0636 Days 337-0273 Nights 41 % Va 37. Red-berry evergreen , 220 Albert-Above Knapp’s Campus C enter-351-8862 220 Albert-Above Knapp’s Campus Center-351-8862 M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 11 M ichigan State N ew s, E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n For Sale Wallace ii* to w h a t 's CIDER MILL open. Sw»et cider for Placement Bureau (continued from page one) om m ends th at judgeships a t the M M «le. Cordo Weit 5*17 North Oke- Another plank would end life­ d istrict level continue to be moeRd »7 7174 17-10/30 tim e appointm ents for the feder­ filled by appointm ent but that I t sad 17, Wa ton- The Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Com- A*v.mials . V *4 "A • V -9 i. ’ The following employers will bo talor- liowlso from October 14 through October dey ' +U - - i. TROPICAL FISH “Far^y fiwx'igjh ”. graduates of all dame .levels aye eUt 4 ~ -~'M C X • . . vlk.- - • _ ■*£**=; omux. Aeromace Division: Mechanic*), Research 4 Refining Co , Enjay Chem M) Location Afcrgn, Ohio al 4 ?* judiciary. i t '■r i ^ r u - each judge “ face the electorate apcygijdmeni tn p jy e .tV QublK^H vals iil Should the. voters, jyrfl ami 6 p.m.4 p.m. (17 North f aTrview ibie to interview unless otherwise indi­ icai co;. And’P'fottactioti Rknseirue » ,■ “ m inai aoen'*” s **!4” company mswiVW i , Voice in retaining federal judges him out, a successor su< wouTrabe Leming. 5-10/15 cated. and other affiliates of Standard Oil Co.: Chemical, Mechanical, Civil, and Metal­ appointed by the President, appointed. October 16, Wadaaaday: Agricultural, Chemical, Civil, Electri­ lurgical Engineering, Accounting, Imfcis- “ I don’t rule out election of NOAH’S ARK PETS Baxter Laboratories, Inc.: Accounting, cal, Mechanical, and Metallurgical En­ trial Administration, Financial Adminis­ and to give the Senate a chance A meeting of the MSU Soaring Club will be held a t 7 tonight Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, All gineering, and Computer Science ma­ tration, Economics, Business Law and to reconsider periodically its federal judges,” W allace said, majors, all colleges and Management jors (B,M,D). Location: Various. Office Administration (December and am plifying the platform state­ a t 2031.M. Bldg. to nom inate new officers. O P E N : 1-8 p m. Weekdays and Economics majors (December and confirm ations of Supreme Court * * • Kimberly-Clark Corporation: Account­ March graduates only), Mathematics, m ent. 10-6 Saturdays March graduates only) (B). Location: ing and Financial Administration, all ma­ and Statistics majors (B,M,D). Location justices. The platform did not specify “ We would have to te st the All students interested in working in New York for O’Dwyer, Morton Grove, Illinois. jors of the Colleges of Arts and Letters, Indiana and Various. senatorial candidate, call Glenn Nelson, 355-7537 before 5 p.m . 223 Ann St., E . Lansing Crane Company: Chemical, Electrical, Business, Communication Arts, and So­ Inland Steel Container Company: Me­ how often the Senate would be sentim ent of the Congress. All Mechanical, and Metallurgical Engineer­ cial Science (December and March grad­ chanical, Electrical, Civil Engineering, asked to reconfirm justices, the platform recom m ends at or, 353-0932 afte r 7 p.m. Next to M lnl-M art * * * ing majors (B,M). Location: Chicago, uates only). Personnel Management, Industrial Administration (December but in his speeches W allace has this stage is th at the people BEAGLE PUPS- six weeks old. Illinois and St. Louis, Missouri. Labor and Industrial Relations, Indus­ and March graduates only), Financial Ad­ The Forestry Club will hold a m eeting a t 7.30 p.m. Tuesday have a yea or nay vote on their Real cute. $10each 332-4450. 3-10/16 Cutler-Hammer Inc.: Electrical and trial Administration ahd Psychology ma­ ministration, Accounting, and all ma­ m entioned “every six or eight a t 183N atu ral R esources bldg. Mechanical Engineering and all majors jors (December and March graduates jors of the Colleges of Business, Arts y e a rs.” federal judges.” ♦ * * GERMAN SHEPHERD pup, female. of the College of Business (December only) (B.M). Location: Various. and Letters, Communication Arts, and W allace has, in the past, said Not surprisingly, the platform A.K.C. registered, championship and March graduates only) (B). Loca­ The Mead Corporation: Chemical, Elec­ Social Science majors (December and spells out W allace’s long held Holden Hall will hold a post-game m ixer from 5 to 9 p.m. stock, also stud service Top Amer­ tion: Midwest. trical, and Mechanical Engineering ma­ March graduates only) (B,M). Location: he felt federal judges should position on s ta te ’s rights. Saturday. F eatured will be the “ Deaf E ruption.” ican and German bloodlines. 337- Digital Equipment Corporation: Elec­ jors (B,M). Location: Midwest and East Chicago, Illinois. be elected rath er than appoint­ * * * 1425. 5-10/18 trical and Mechanical Engineering, Phys­ The Mead Corporation: Accounting, Kidder, Peabody 4 Co., Inc.: Account- ed. “ The federal governm ent,” it ics, Mathematics, Computer Science, all Economics, aU M.B.A.'s for cash man­ ing and Financial Administration, Eco-. The MSU Lacrosse Club will hold a m eeting a t 7 tonight a t 208 The platform , however, rec- says, “ has in the past three dec­ M.B.A.’s for marketing, and all majors, agement, Marketing, (Pecember and nomics, and all majors of the College of ades seized and usurped m any I.M. Bldg. M obile H omes all colleges (December and March grad­ March graduates only), all M.B.A.'s for Business (M,D). Location: Detroit, * * * powers not delegated to it. ’’ uates only) (B,M). Location: Maynard, market analyst, Computer Science, Michigan. “ The New P olitics” will be the subject of a talk by T erry WINDSOR MOBILE Home, 1965 Close Massachusetts Mathematics, and all majors of the Col­ The Mead Corporation: Packaging The A m erican Independent campus. 12’ x 60', three bedrooms, Etaton Yale ft Towne Inc.: Mechanical, leges of Arts and Letters, Business, Technology, and Marketing majors (De­ party would therefore restore Black. D em ocratic Candidate in the 59th d istrict for a seat 4' x 10’ tip out, skirting. $4,500. Unfurnished except stove and refri­ gerator. Drapes and curtains includ­ ed. 372-0067,676-1373. 3-10/15 Metallurgical, and Electrical Engineer­ Communication Arts, and Social Science cember and March graduates only) (B.M). ing majors (B,M). Location: Midwest and (December and March graduates only) Location: Southern United States. East. The Kroger Company: Dairy,.Food Sci­ ous. (B,M). Location: Dayton, Ohio and Vari­ Motorola Inc.: Electrical Engineering majors (B,M,D). Location: Chicago, Illi­ Humphrey “ power and authority” to the states in such m a tte rs school policies, voter qualifica­ as public in the House of R epresentatives a t a m eeting of the Geneva forum to be held 7:30 Tuesday a t the Geneva Forum Student Center 217 Oak St. Apt. 3. ence, Chemical and Mechanical Engineer­ Swift and Company - Research and De­ nois and Phoenix, Arizona. tions, open occupancy law s and BARGAIN! “MUST SELL!” 2-bed- ing, Management, Business Law and Of­ velopment & Swift Chemical Company : Northern Illinois University: Hotel, (continued from page one) legislative apportionm ent. Les G ourm ets and Sigma P i E ta. HRI Honorary, will co- • room mobile home in top condition! fice Administration, and all majors of Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Ani­ Restaurant, and Institutional Manage­ paigners and candidates for din­ sponsor a faculty-student get-together a t 7:15 p.m. Tuesday The platform also condemns All set for immediate possession on the College of Business (December and mal Husbandry, Food Science and Mar­ ment, Home Economics (December and in the Teak Room a t Eppley center. the lot. First $3,500 takes it! Bank March graduates only) (B,M). Location: keting majors (With same chemistry) March graduates only) (B,M). Location: ner, he struck a t Nixon’s m eth­ “ the so-called civil rights a c ts ” ♦ * terms. Call BARRY KINSKE, 393- Detroit, Michigan; Cincinnati, Ohio; and (December and March graduates only) DeKalb, Illinois. (Summer Employment- ods for “ law and ord er.” Nixon, declaring th at they “ have set 2714 or 372-1130, SIMON REAL St. Louis, Missouri. (B). Location: Hammond, Indiana. Juniors and above). a lawyer, wants “ m ore convic­ race against race and class There will be an open house a t Bethel Manor 7:30-9 p.m . ESTATE. 3-10/16 Maihofer, Moore 4 DeLong CPA’s: Ac­ October 16, Wednesday; October 11, Friday: Tuesday. F or rides call: 332-1437. counting majors (B). Location: Muske­ Weyerhaeuser Company: Forest Prod­ Pratt 4 Whitney Aircraft: Electrical, tions” as a route to law and or­ against class.” MOBILE HOMES MOVE FAST when gon, Holland, South Haven, and Luding- ucts, Packaging Technology, all majors Chemical, Civil, and Mechanical Engi­ der; Humphrey, a third-year law “ In the battle, and certainly you advertise in Classified. For an ton, Michigan. of the College of Business (December neering, Metallurgy, Mechanics, Materials student, doesn’t feel th at such this is b a ttle ,” the platform says, The Chess Club will hold a m eeting at 7:30 Tuesday a t 304 action-getting ad, dial 355-8255 now! Philco-Ford Corporation: Finance and March graduates only), Accounting, Science, Inorganic, Analytical, and Physi­ te rm s of quantity assure a true “ there can be but one objective Bessey. All people who play “ Go” are also invited. Staff: Accounting and Financial Admin­ and Chemical, Mechanical, and Elec­ cal Chemistry, Mathematics (Applied), im provem ent in the crim e rate. ** * * trical majors (B,M). Location: Various. Physics (Solid State), Statistics (B.M.D). --that is victory. Anything worth NEW MOON. 1965, 55ft. Excellent istration and Economics majors (De­ There will be a m eeting of the MSU Outing Club a t 7 p.m. cember and March graduates only) (B, October 17, Thnuday; Location: Connecticut or Florida. He also said that while Wal­ dying for is worth winning. ” condition. Two bedrooms, Expando, Rutten, Welling & Co.: Accounting ma­ lace and Nixon are using law Tuesday. dining area. $700, take over pay­ M). Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylva­ Burroughs Corporation: Accounting It prom ises to “ rid the d epart­ * * * ments. Sunset Park. 677-2306. 3-10/15 nia; Los Angeles, California; and San and Financial Administration majors (B, jors (B,M). Location: Cleveland, and order as a m ajor presiden­ m ent of Defense of those who Francisco, California. M). Location: Lansing, Michigan and Ohio; and Port Huron and Detroit, Mich­ tial campaign issue, resolution have fostered the 'no-win' poli­ The Students for a D em ocratic Society will sponsor a show October It, Wednesday: Michigan. igan. featuring The San Francisco Mime Troupe 8:30 p.m. Thursday Lost & Found Sperry Gyroscope Division: Electrical Burroughs Corporation: Electrical and Saga Food Service, Inc.: Hotel, Restau­ of the crim e problem is not ex­ cy .” and Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, and Mathemat­ rant, and Institutional Management ma­ actly a federal issue (although in the Union Ballroom. ‘‘The F arce of P a te lin " and Puppet WHITE MOTOR-cycle helmet in Erick- and Mathematics majors (B,M,D). Lo­ ics majors (B,M,D). Location: Plymouth, jors (December and March graduates Wallace m ight consider using Shows will be presented. Admission is $1.25. son Hall. Reward offered. 351- only) (B). Location: Midwest and Vari­ * * * 1 3644. 3-10/15 cation: Great Neck and Syosset, New Michigan and Various. federal troops to clear the O C C lists plans York. Burroughs Corporation: Economics, ous. The Council for G raduate Students will sponsor a lecture at The Timken Roller Bearing Company: Accounting and Financial Administration, Stanford University Graduate School stre ets of Washington, D .C.). LOST BLACK prescription sunglass- Mechanical Engineering, Accounting, Management, and Economics majors (B, of Business: All majors, all colleges. The weekend cam paigner for food prices 7:30-8:15 tonight a t 100 Vet Clinic. John C. Hocking, professor es and case. Reward offered. 355- Mathematics, all majors of the College M). Location: Detroit, Michigan and Var­ Location: Stanford, California^ could have given m ore details of m athem atics will talk on “ Faculty-Student R elationships." 4361. 3-10/16 of Business (December and March ious. Jervis B. Webb Company: Electri­ In an a ttem p t to involve * * * on his fath er’s proposals for graduates only), Chemistry, Physics, Burroughs Corporation: Accounting, Fi­ cal, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering m ore off-campus residents in All undergrads in education (el. ed. and secondary) who are LOST: YELLOW TIGER cat. Answers Industrial Administration (December nancial Administration, Business Law majors (B,M). Location: Detroit and crim e, welfare, and student un­ ithe workings of Off-Campus to Tom. In Glencairn area. Reward. and March graduates only), and Mar­ and Office Administration, Economics, Various. rest, but tim e does not always interested in doing intern teaching in the A m erican School in 351-7360. 3-10/16 Council (OCC), the OCC G uatam ala City should contact Mrs. Yvonne Waskin, 324 keting majors (December and March Management, and Marketing majors perm it interesting, inform al dis­ executive board has published LOST MAN’S silver wedding ring. Tuesday morning. Reward. 355- 3341. 1-10/14 graduates only) (B,M,D) and all M B. (December and March graduates only) A.’s for manufacturing and financial (B,M). Location: Michigan. positions. Location: Canton, Ohio. Control Data Corporation: Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, and Mathe­ ROTC cussions to continue. The indi­ a list of “ suggested interest vidual m ust som etim es way for the form alities of poli­ make a re a s ” in which work is Erickson. There is a possibility of extending the project to E l Salvador. * * * matics majors (B,M). Location: Various. (continued from page one) needed. The Union Board is sponsoring open petitioning to the Uni­ tics and yield to ribbon cuttings Grinnell Corporation: Electrical and “ We believe that the ROTC and handshakes and brief state ­ Forem ost of these a re a s is Personal a continuous food price study. versity College Student Advisory Board today through Friday. Real Estate Mechanical Engineering Metallurgy, Me­ should give assurances that chanics and Materials Science, Manage­ their future Field Days will not m ents and prom ises and pleas. Petitions m ay be picked up in the third floor lobby of the TIRED OF READING THE NEW YORK Inform ation will be compiled Student Services Bldg. TIMES a day late? Same day delivery EAST LANSING GLENCAIRN AREA: ment and Marketing majors (December An SDS m em ber reportedly on com parative food prices and March graduates only) (B). Loca­ include any explicit display of said H umphrey is “ b ette r” than * * * now available to students and facul­ A truly distinguished home in an from 10 different stores and ty Monday to Friday; Monday to exceptional residential area. This tion: Cranston, Rhode Island and Vari­ killing tactics or destruction, Nixon, but his im provem ents Union Board will be sponsoring bridge lessons for six con­ Saturday; SUNDAYS ONLY. 332-0937. 9Vi room, 4 bedroom, home has ous. which would be m orally repug­ of the nation would only be issued, a t the m ost, once secutive weeks beginning Tuesday from 7 p.m . to 9 p.m. 5-10/14 every extra expected in an execu­ Honeywell, Inc.: Electrical and Me­ nant to m any m em bers of the tem porary and would only stall weekly. Data will fall into tive quality home. All rooms large. chanical Engineering, Physics, Mathe­ in the Union P arlor. A lbert D rury, assistan t professor in the two categories, prices of nat­ V eterinary Clinic will be the instructor. Students m ay sign up Communal Living Your Bag? Two fireplaces. Separate breakfast matics, Accounting, and all majors of University com m unity and un­ the happenings. Thus Nixon room. Two car attached garage. Cali­ the College of Business (December and befitting the nature of the Uni­ should win and on with the revo­ ionally advertised brands and for lessons today and Tuesday in the Union Board office. The Help form a m ale-fem ale fornia porch overlooking large patio March graduates only) (B.M). Loca­ versity. Until such assurances the least expensive item s in charge is $3. tion. Various. > <(,.■■ lution? •_________ ■ i unsupervised co-op. ‘ Writli brick barbeque. A buy at »47,500. each category - --- - - ------- Call Dick Porter, Porter Realty Co., Lever Brothers Company: Packag­ are given, we request th at the Off Campus Council IV 5-7226or home IV 5-5993. 3-10/16 ing Technology majors (B). Location: ROTC be denied use of cam pus 316 Student Services Edgewater, New Jersey. grounds and protection for their BAILEY SCHOOL: 539 Durrand. Sev­ Alfred P. Sloan School of Management- Field D ay.” 355-8300 en room-four twin size bedrooms. Massachusetts Institute of Technology: All majors, all colleges (B,M). Location: w : - jllpy DRUMMER FOR hire. Rock, Soul, Large living and formal dining rooms. four years campus experience. 351- Bath and one half. Two car attached Cambridge, Massachusetts. 8514. 3-10/15 garage. Many extras. »29,000. Call October 17, Thersday: Dick Porter, Porter Realty Com­ Walker Manufacturing Company: Ac­ INSURANCE PROBLEMS? We spe­ pany IV 5-7226 or home IV 5-5993. counting, Marketing (December and 9 p P cialize in cancelled, refused, and 3-10/16 March graduates only), Industrial Admin­ w l istration (December and March gradu­ financial responsibility. Car and bike ates only), Mechanical and Metallurgical insurance. INSURANCE ASSOCIATES, Service Engineering, and Mathematics majors 372-5360.1032 N. Capitol. 5-10/15 (B,M). Location: Jackson, Michigan and TV RENTALS for students. »9.00 INSURANCE: AUTOMOBILE - Motor­ Racine, Wisconsin. month. Free service and delivery. cycle Call SPARTAN, 487-5006. October 17and 18, Ttondayaud Friday: Call NEJAC 337-1300 We guaran­ Monthly payments. GO GREEN. O Westinghouse Electric Corporation: tee same-day service. c Physics, Chemical, Electrical, and Me­ chanical Engineering, Metallurgy, Me­ ACQUAINTED WEEK - OCT. 21-25 DIAPER SERVICE: Diaparene Anti­ chanics and Materials Science, and SOME PORPLE GET THEIR KICKS septic Process approved by doctors. Same diapers returned all times. Mathematics majors (B,M,D). Loca­ • reading Classified ads. They get bar- tion: Various. gains too. Check today. Yours or ours. Baby clothes washed free. No deposit. AMERICAN DIA­ October II, Friday: PER SERVICE, 914 East Gier Street. Carnation Company: Packaging Tech­ Peanuts Personal Phone 482-0864. C nology, Biochemistry, Dairy, Food Sci­ ence, Chemical and Agricultural Engi­ WHAT DO you do from after the game neering, and Chemistry majors (B,M). until the party starts? 1-10/14 BETTER GRADES guaranteed! Tutor­ Location: California. ing service. U.S. History, Political The Ceco Corporation: Civil and Me­ HOLE IN ONE! Maybe not, but check today's Classified Ads for good buys Science, Economics, Sociology 393- 5456. 3-10/15 chanical Engineering, and Industrial Administration majors (December and March graduates only) (B). Location: Go ahead ingolf clubs! Various. Typing Service Real Estate PAULA" ANN HAUGHEY: A unique Emerson Electric Company: Electri­ cal and Mechanical Engineering, Mathe­ matics, and Accounting majors (B.M). STUFF EAST LANSING: 404 Northlawn. Large quality thesis service. IBM typing, Location: St. Louis, Missouri. four bedroom, two story. Spacious multilith printing and hard binding F.M.C.-Canning Machinery: Agricul­ living and dining rooms. Den or fam­ ily room, Kitchen 16' x 18' 6". 337-1527. c tural and Mechanical Engineering, and Accounting majors (B). Location: yourself Finished recreation room with bar. FAST SERVICE: Very careful term Hoopeston, Illinois. Many features which make this home papers, etc. 40c, page. 355-8039. 3-10/14 F.M.C.-Chemical Division: Economics comfortable for gracious living. (December and March graduates only) T ired of being alm ost full Call Dick Porter IV 5-7226 or Chemical, Electrical, and Mechanical Home IV 5-5993 Porter Realty Co. ANN BROWN: Typist and Multilith, Engineering, and Chemistry majors when you finish a pizza? 3-10/16 offset printing. Dissertations, the­ (B,M,D). Location: Various. Try a one Item 16 Inch piz­ ses, manuscripts, general typing. General Services Administration PBS- IBM. 18 years experience. 332- za from V arsity at the EAST LANSING: Huntington Road is Design & Construction Division: Elec­ “ special” $2.50 p rice.T h e my legal address, but I miss the sound 8384 C trical, Civil, and Mechanical Engineer­ of the happy family that lived here ing majors (B,M). Location: Chicago, Illi­ cost Is just 50£ m ore than before they got farm fever. My large MARILYN CARR: Legal secretary. nois. a 12 Inch but you get twice carpeted rooms are empty. I miss the Electric typewriter. After 5:30 p.m. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.: Manage­ as much pizza by size and fire in the fireplace. My kitchen was and weekends 393-2654. Pick-up ment (December and March graduates and delivery. C weight. So find a friend o r recently renovated with all the only), and Chemical, Electrical, and Me­ built-ins to satisfy any wife, so, chanical Engineering majors (B). Loca­ two and call tonight. Offer please look at me. 1 am located on EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires work tion: Jackson, Michigan. good Monday t h r o u g h two corner lots and the trees that at home. Pick-up and delivery. 339- The Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company: Thursday every week. shade my lots are as mature as I 8051. C Chemistry, Chemical, Civil, and Mechan­ am. My style is English Tudor ical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and all brick. I have many other BARBI MEL. Typing, multilithing. Accounting, and Industrial Administration wonderful things and I am empty No job too large or too small. majors (December and March graduates and ready for you. Also, maybe Block off campus. 332-3255. C only) (BJU). Location: Ohio and Various. DORM you would like to trade. Call any­ The Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Com­ DELIVERY way, Carlton L. Kessler or Ardoth pany: Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, DONNA BOHANNON: Professional Kessler. 485-1746. Capitol City typist. Term papers, theses, IBM and all majors (With Chemistry minors) ONLY Realty Inc. ' 3-10/16 10-10/16 (B). Location: Ohioand Various. selectric. 353-7922. Specializing In “V Transportation Faculty Homes! RIDE OR Rider-round trip daily from Olivet to MSU. 749-9273 3-10/14 Instant Buy of the Week: Delivery Owner moving to Ver­ Wanted on The management of Sir Pizza has declared mont and must sell this Hot Dogs BLOOD DONORS needed. »7.50 for all very d esirable 3 bedroom all brick ranch. Only 2 positive, A negative, B negative and AB negative »10.00. O negative, Subs Oct. 21-25 to be "Get Acquainted W eek” y e a rs old and full of qual­ »12.00. Michigan Community Blood Hamburgers ity. com fort. & spacious­ Center, 507^ East Grand River, East n ess. F or m ore information on Lansing, above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. - 3:30 A LANDMARK at these addresses • • • p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Friday; this home & others located Wednesday and Hiursday, 12 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C IN S E X 130 N. HARRISON .......................................... 351-7363 near MSU, call TOM IE RAINES—337-0021 of Jim Walter Realty COMMON SILVER U S and Canadian coins - collections - accumulations -332-8581. 3-10/15 INSTRUCTION * ) VARSITY 2417 E. K A L A M A Z O O ..................................... 1129 N. L O G A N ....................... ......................... 487-3733 484-4406 No One Admitted Under 18 2201 S. CEDAR (Take-out o n ly ).................... 484-4555 R ealtor TWO SENIOR Uckets far Minnesota U nless Accompanied By A 332-6517 372-6770 game. Phone 353-7508 1-10/14 P arent \ M onday, O c to b e r 14, 1968 12 M ichigan State N ew s, E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n » ■ A .V - i.tflT 300 students f o r W hite C o m m u n ity Action gathered Thursday night in W e lls Hall f o r an organizational meeting with t h e ir a d v is e r Dennis R itte n m e y e r , head resident a d v is e r in North Wonders H all, who to ld th e m the white pow er s tru c tu re is re sponsible f o r a great deal of p re ju d ic e . State News photo by M ike Beasley Students work for black justice By NORMA G REEN Door-to-door canvassing in State News Staff W riter Lansing, in an a ttem p t to The racial problem is viewed spread inform ation on local as a black m an’s problem when elections to guide in responsible in reality, the conflict lies in the voting, will be the goal of the white community, Dennis R it­ Community Action Committee. tenm eyer, head resident adviser The last and larg est com m it­ a t North Wonders Hall, said, tee of m aterials will be head­ speaking before a m eeting of quartered in an office in the Students for White Community basem ent of Student Services Action (SWCA). Bldg. Many volunteers will be needed to work with the public­ 'At the tim e of the assasina- tion of Dr. M artin Luther King. ity and distribution sub-com­ m ittee. J r ., when SWCA was founded, Petitions for leadership posi­ people, in my hom estate of In­ tions w ere distributed and com ­ diana stood up and clapped, de­ m ittee m eetings will begin in claring that a Communist was the near future. dead," R ittenm eyer said. “ P articipation is a m a tte r of This W e e k a t M SU Book S to re ‘The white people have re ­ conscience, our only real punish­ acted to the racial problem with m ent for being apathetic is a law and order, ra th er than mixed-up w orld," R ittenm eyer ju stice for oppressed people." concluded. he continued. Fall graduates! --O rd e r your ring NOW in plenty of time for gradua­ “ Even on a college cam pus, tion. which is supposed to be a haven of liberal thought, I see Wallace bum perstickers everyw here." he Profs talk said. Winter andSpring g ra d s !--O rd e r “ SWCA is a group of students your ring from MSU Bookstore now who try and work to create a t­ titude changes in the white on A frican and pick it up before Christmas va­ power structure that m anipu­ cation. lates m inority groups," R itten­ m eyer said. crisis a re a We began last spring as a And with the letters or emblem of very idealistic, am orphous or­ FREE m iniature charm ring ganization, which Was going to The history of N igeria from your fraternal organization on th e “ set the world on fire," R itten­ the period of B ritish colonial ring’ s stone, you can be recognized m eyer said. rule to the present, was the given w ith each class ring topic discussed Thursday night by fellow members wherever you go. Their organization started in the first of a five p art MSU with residence hall funds and Evening College sem inar en­ Stop in this week and order your in­ was approved as a University titled “ The Biafran-Nigerian purchased during RING W EEK. stant identity. organization. It has gained m any tra g e d y Whyr ’ supporters on cam pus and in Jam es R. Hooker, professor Rising gold prices make the community, including Lt. of history, was the first speaker Gov. William Milliken. Get a ring and a g ift fo r your ring an investment. for the sem inar which will m eet The group sponsored a 3-week altern ate Thursdays fall term , m, sm series of evening classes on the in 103 Kellogg Center from 7-9 The present price of rings reflects existing gold m arket P resident's Commission of p.m. conditions and reasonable fluctuations will not a lte r this p rice. your g irl. However, abnormal o r extrem e m arket activity may cause Civil D isorders (K erner Report). The sem inar is p art of a changes In the future. World Affairs Sem inar in co­ Under the leadership of four operation with the office of In­ Although International monetary gold exchanges a re stable co-directors. SWCA pursued cu r­ ternational Extension. at $35.00 per ounce, gold for “ other” purposes (such as rings) riculum proposals such as offer- Evening College is a program has been placed In FREE MARKET status for the first tim e ing courses in m inority studies Continuing Education for Michigan universities and Service. It offers a variety of since 1934. high schools. They also con­ educational program s for adults tacted sim ilar area groups and who reside in G reater Lansing talked with the New D etroit and C entral Michigan. Com m ittee, in an effort to co­ A $10 fee is required for the ordinate activities. sem inar by non-students. Any With their enthusiasm , they full-tim e MSU undergraduate. gained 900 m em bers but SWCA graduate or their spouses may feels, in retrospect, hat it is enrol, in the course upon pay- HOURS THIS WEFK: m ore im portant to get w orkers m ent 0f a five dollar fee. than signatures. Registration for this non- “ Last year, we had too few cred |t course will not be taken Monday through F rid a y people doing too much and so a jte r the second class session, to com bat this, we are revam p- j h e next session of. this sem- „ 8:30 am - 5:30 pm -< ing our power structure, Ritten- ¡nar wjii he held Oct. 24. inar m eyer said. Charles B. House, lectu rer in “ SWCA is in a state of evolu­ hum anities, will speak on “ So­ Saturday before the game tion and we. m ust find more cial, Ethnic and Regional In­ ways to effectively channel fluences" in Nigeria. 8:30 am - 12:30 pm group enthusiasm ," Lester Nov. 7, “ Econom ic Facto: i Ginsberg, form er co-director of R elating to the W ar” will be SWCA, said. discussed by Joseph Scovelle, A “ Steering Com m ittee" program director. consisting of a general chair­ Nov. 21, Alfred Opubor, in­ m an and five sub-com m ittee stru cto r in linguistics and Afri­ chairm an, has been devised. can languages will speak on the The four m,ain .com . m ittees „ ‘Viewpoint of F ederal Repre- include the Student Action Com- g ^ ^ t i o n 0f N igeria.” Muba m ittee .which ..L io k « ■ n il ■ i t f A f l r will work vwith in tn , Uzoukwu, MSU B iafran student, internal coordination of resi­ will speak on the “ Viewpoints dence hall representatives to SWCA. of Biafran R epresentation.” The U niversity Action Com ‘Synthesis and Concern’ m ittee will in teract with MSU discussed by Melvin C. faculty and adm inistration, BUSChman, d irector of the Uni­ In T h eC e n te r F o r W n te r n ^ o n a l P r o g r a m s conducting research on cur- yersjjy Extension of the Con- riculum changes and m inority tinuing E ducation Service, groups. 1