Monday There ore. Cloudy. MICHIGAN TATE MEWS . . . but few men who have and much cooler toda character of idleness. enough to lead a life STATE with a High of 5.i. chance of brief showers --Josh Billings UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 61 Number 166 Monday, April 28, 1969 De Gaulle resigns; DADIC PARIS AD. .DAn../4i..«r its immediate abolition univer¬ Paul Lauter. national on director of to build up militan . troops and to do In Paris. Communist party secretary- ' sity campuses Resist, the nationwide anti-draft move¬ m T< m^S^m trC \S M ^ also spoke out aga inst the University ROTC program Samet. who stre Faculty group, that he was .speaking not as i mm of the board hut as a student, that MSU students and most of the pe of the United States do not want H< hears views "ROTC is an implement in tin- mac of death, it's a misfit in the I nisei structure." Samet stated "ROTC should die and it will <1 on job bureau Although he supported dent Walter Adams' attempts to s the ROTC issue at the I 'niversitv. S , Acting l'i By MARILYN PATTERSON State News Staff Writer said that the attempts were not eno Students and faculty presented their He said that academic credit and views on the Placement Bureau's open re¬ for HOTC must be stopped now I suggest we let ROTC die on cruiting system to the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs during a review of the campus by having everybody re to participate in it. Samet said bureau's operations Thursday night After the scheduled speeches. < The committee is conducting the review at the Akatiff. asst. professor <>f geogr; request of Acting President Walter and emcee at the rally, invited mem Adams. of the crowd to voice their opm The bureau's policy of allowing any or¬ ganization to recruit on campus came into (Please turn to page 11 question three weeks ago when about 75 students protested the presence of Oak¬ land (Calif, i police recruiters on campus "A clear distinction should be made be¬ tween the Pop concert tickets right of free speech on campus and the right to engage on campus in the Tickets for the ASMSl Pop Entertain¬ activities advocated in these same ment concert by the First Edition and speeches." Robert Repas, professor of la¬ the Classics IV are now on sale bor and industrial relations, said in speak¬ Tickets tor $2 and S3 be can bought at My father's birthdav i ing for a policy of selective recruitment Campbell's Suburban Shop, Marshall Mu Harle>-Davison banne Stan McClinton, and Richard Trilling. sic, the Union and the Camph. ll's van in ing John Brantingham East Lansing graduate student, vice-presi¬ front oi Bessey Hall. For your father's dent of ASMS! Cabinet, said that the Place Service 2510 W Ma ment Bureau should not allow the Oakland Harlev Davison" Police or any company which discriminates 25 at absolutelv no r to recruit on campus "These organizations are exploiting people and the University is helping them Declines Students by letting them recruit on campus." Mc¬ blacks invited to speak or participat ideas 0 Clinton said he many issues tudents Alliance. that would inevitably Bernard Silverman, Chicago, 111 . grad¬ Acting President Walter Adams declined to sign a petition denounc¬ at uate student, suggested that seniors and Russel Kleis. coordinator of the pr<>n ing ROTC on campus, which was presented to him by Louise everyone who is graduating be allowed to Minor (left), Jackson freshman. Clark Akatiff, chairman of NU.C ere sent out to community colleges in 1 select what companies should presiden come on f the National University Kxtentioi was emcee at the rally which was sponsored by NUC, ASMSU and on "niversitv Evening Colleges Kleis 1< YSA. State News photo by Jerry McAllister i please turn to page 11) hat so few blacks came to the prog The Steering Committee of the ASMSU eived individual invitations Presidential Selection Board is sponsoring student forums this week the selection CHAMBERLAIN RECALL on Wher is the big Che* nd Ohio Kailroad engim of the president Hall field open The forums, to be held in residence Group parades at capital \ V halls, will he concerned with the future direction of the University and the criteri. ment with the Museum 1 to be used in selecting the president of 20-30 in size The Muse Members of the Steering Committei How do you explain the wide discrep¬ cut back, and therefore By JIM SYLVESTER sign read. "Get your tickets fixed here " and the ancies between your explanation of the faculty will lead the discussions State News Staff Writer Another said. "Chamberlain-Lawmaker employee who went in th of Lawbreaker '" incident and the testimony of several eye Forums will be held: A fluctuating crowd of 20 to 40 peopl^ engine According to Ho si messes '* Tonight: not all appointments vvil paraded in front of the Federal Bldg in After an hour of marching outside, the 7 p.m. Why wre you unavailable to your con¬ Mayo is rusting badly and i* n downtown l^nsing Friday to demonstrate group, which ranged from high school 8 p.m. stituents over the Easter holidays'1 Was East and West Shaw against what they termed a breach of students and MSU faculty and students pile of rubble. to government employes and Democratic there an attempt on your part to suppress 9 p.m. Williams, Armstrong MSI received the engi public trust by Rep Charles E. Cham TUESDAY berlain, R-Mich. party members, moved inside the building news coverage of this unfortunate inci¬ However. C&O declinei dent? 7 p.m. Holmes. Yakeley for the engine A structu has be< Their concern stems from the circum¬ to Chamberlain's office. The ralliers plan¬ 7:30 p.m. Hubbard n proposed t comotive. but as vet fund stances following an alleged hit-and-run ned to present the congressman's secre¬ "Why werp the hearings closed to the 8 p.m. Abbot and Mason. Bryan accident involving the congressman in tary with a letter of protest, but found the public and the press0 8:30 p.m. Landon Washington. DC Despite testimonies from office door locked and the secretary ap¬ "Why didn't you participate in the I need help with a suntan 9 p.m. McDonel in the East Lansing area ' M; three eye witnesses and the police officer parently out to lunch hearings, at which time you could have WEDNESDAY supposedly hit by Chamberlain, no charge? After a half hour wait, the secretary- confronted your accusers? N.Y., graduate student 8 p.m. Emmons were lodged against the congressman failed to return and the group dispersed, "Why did you postpone your April 20 Unfortunately, there aren i n available in this area at the 9 p.m. Bailey. Wilson and llolden moment You can get one i! i»u write to Sun-Glow. 3031 S. The rally, organized by the Committee leaving behind several picket signs as return to Lansing untii May 18°" THURSDAY Mich 48910. Send no mon- to Recall Charles E. Chamberlain, reflect¬ evidence of their visit. On the basis of these as yet unanswered Washington Ave Suite L 7 1 sing The letter of protest 7:30 p.m. Gilchrist. Butterfield ev and allow one weel ileliv ed a relaxed, unhurried spring mood. But listed five questions questions, "and because of your < Cham¬ 8 p.m. Fee the messages displayed on the picket signs which the committee said Chamberlain berlain's) unwillingness to testify and cost of $2 00 8:15 p.m. Campbell (pl< betrayed the nonchalant atmosphere. One is obligated to answer. The letter asks: (please turn to page 11) 9 p.m. Case and Wonders Mich' .11 State News, East Lansing:, Michigan Monday, April 28, 1969 Egypt, Israel exchange fire :: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Israeli intelligence officers the canal zone Saturday. Along the Jordanian cease- an officially organized protest t* Egyptian and Israeli heavy say Egypt has begun evacuating according to the Egyptian fire line, a small arms clash against Lebanon's curbs on ^■•^uns barked across the Suez civilians from the port city at Middle East News Agency. escalated into a heavy barrage guerrillas who want to use that ~2rana! Sunday and Israeli for- the far northern tip of the canal. Sunday's artillery exchanges between Israeli and Arab Leg- country as springboard for attacks Israel. ** ces traded artillery punches possibly in preparation for a ranged from south of Port Said ion gunners on ** with Jordanian troops north of major assault against Israeli to the south Bitter Lakes, with Jordanian military spokes- Chanting "hands off the fed- > the Dead Sea. positions in the coming months. each side accusing the other of m;,n in Amman said 20 Israelis aVeen commandos." the The cross-canal duel ranged Egyptian ground and air starting the shooting were killed or wounded and chers carried banners demand- •J close to Egypt's Port Said, so forces staged what were des- Israel reported two of its two Israeli tanks, an obser ing that Lebanon throw *1 far untouched in the new heavy cribed as large-scale war soldiers were slightly wounded, yation post, three military- its southern border for guerr- fighting a< ross tin 103-mile games ^ depicting r an assault .. There were no reports ^ of cas- hides and thein bulldozer o 1 2 1 2 1 were des- ij;a forays hour . ii* i into Israel. They t t also called Lebanese army .. - i on great distances' in ualties on the Egyptian side. change three miles north of officers and enlisted men to { provost Lectures expand, Israel claimed the fighting Baath Socialist party ' ' ' ' ' marched ^harp- at the head of the parade. shooters opened fire o n ls In Lebanon, the army relaxed raeli tractor working a field curfew on Beirut and five north of the sea. There other major cities, limiting it explore 'black experience' no mention damage Irom Tel Aviv Another of casualties clash erupted later or to the hours of darkness. A declared state of emergency throughout the coun¬ Between 15 and 20 Arab students Arabs picket picketed the Israeli Independence Day program & Tin black Experience in responding campus activities Charles V Hamilton, pro¬ across the southern part of the try after last week's riots by- the central fessor river in the Mindasa sector, a students and Palestinian refug¬ sponsored by the Hillel Foundation and the M3U Israeli Club Thursday night in the Anient is tqpu for the first time of political science said Union Parlor. The 21st anniversary celebration was not interrupted by the presence of foijr speakers who will Le Roi Jones poet pUn and director of the graduate Jordanian spok ees was due to end at mid- of the marchers who remained throughout the program. pate in the Provost w right and author will de¬ program in I'rban Studies at l*tesh gue< > eh- es May f,-8 liver the keynote addres- Ma\ Rossevelt University, will lec- reported m i> i I'ndt i the joint sponsorship ture on Mav 8 of \S and the Honors Dutchman, the West Bank Funeral marks JMC death Provost Lectures recognized as the best Amer £ will include the 1963-1964 •lude The th.s .ear cor ican pla will be shown at 1 and of Liberation in an Arab sobateur \va 2 :w America, written with Stoke- near the Syrian cease- pm May 5-8 at the ly Carrruchael He is outside Khoushniyeh Backlash State Theatre in coordin currenth other guerrilla was si, ation with Provost Lectures completing a book. Jones is the founder and Black Americans and Poll gun battle near Qasr < Two Justin Morrill ollege lat JMC is fast structural bonds alreadv becoming director of the Black Arts tical Modernization." in the West Bank li\ i JMC i students held of a living I: threatens Repertory Theatre and School in Harlem and has taught Les Rout Jazz Concert wili present music composed north of the Dead Sr. eral death Friday to symbolize the of their residential The dialogue grew 1 arning experi students to "recognize and between life courses in literature at New- college. »l< hangs in by black informal gathering I f Irish York artists at 8 p.m. The mock funeral was held an the leaflet City's New School. May 7 in Erickson Kiva dents and faculty that i The executive director and m conjunction with a two- ed after the end of th BELFAST. Northern Ireland chief administrator of the The day ongoing dialogue on the four lectures will be Southern Christian Leadership the Vabbloc problems of JMC. < AP The threat of Pro¬ held at 4 ,n Fairchild imposed structure, the cure Conference will speak oh May Thousands of fist shaking The students, dressed in is th< elimination of these testant backlash hangs over Theatre followed by and faculty- Prime Minister Terence O- The Rev. Andrew Young. re(.ePj Syrians marched through the black with black hoods, car¬ external shells and the real ([()n at p.m. in Fairchild of Damascus Sundav in ried black coffin Neill > desperate ettorts to con- confidante of and adviser to Q)urt a topped ization and recognition of the the late Dr Martin Luther Students discussed such top¬ trol Notthern Ireland's seeth¬ King Jr.. works in secular ics as increasing students re¬ ing religious and political pho and clerical activities relat¬ presentation on the college ■rs of the jailed Rev ed to movement. the black freedom Ivins wins advisory council, changing thi structure of the college policy THE STATE NEWS announced Sunday a heavy ceived second making system an ev Herbert Woodward Martin, News place in the of anti-Catholic and the, grading sy stem. class (I;h throughout I jrograir a student from Aquinas Col¬ Bob Ivins. N i les portrait and personality div ceived two award: in the 1969 ision with a picture of George students lege in Grand Rapids, will deliver poetrv readings at 8 Michigan Press Photograph- Romney at his last press con¬ pressed concern over the in¬ One such parade led to vio- er's Assn. ference. Member Associated Press, I ruled Press International. Inland l)ail> I'r p.m. Mav 6 in 104 B Wells photo cor crease in bureaucratic stru- ence early Sunday in the streets About Association, Associated Collegiate Press. Michigan Press \ssociation. Mi Hall. Ivins was honored a 100 Michigan Press cture and igan Collegiate Press Association. I nited States Student Press \ssociation »t Armagh. Catholic es-cles- organization's annual a photographers attended and its relation to the declin¬ astical capital of all Ireland. banquet Saturday night seminar in Mt. Pleasant. ing 'sense of community Second class postage paid at Kast I.ansinf In Belfast, thousands of the Among the speakers at the Kditorial and business offices at :147 !■ Building. Michigan minating* a two day • felt by many students. )range Oider-a powerful and estant freema- Graves to speak at sity Central Michigan Univer¬ convention was Gov. Marking the first year that Milliken. Enrollment in Justin Mor¬ State I niversitv. East Lansing. Michigan .tded ' rtugh 'lie ci He took first college photograpers could en¬ rill has more than doubled place in the Kditorial at GOP . . vaving show caucus ter in the regular competition. from 395 students in 196") to Classified Advertising picture essay division with 1968 Display Advertising Gerald Graves, newly elec¬ three high-contrast studies Ivins was the only college 881 i Business-Circulation The of Dennis Burkh directing the newspaper photographer in the -A leaflet distributed by the ted Lansing mayor. will Photographic . . > Neill MSC symphony. Ivins also re¬ state to receive an award. JM Underground declared that their confidence in address the opening session of government has been shak- the Capitol City Republican i*\ b\ * ontinued violence and Caucus. his concessions to those The session will be held from 5-7 tonight in the Caucus ose aim it is to take away room of the Jack Tar Hotel • civil and religious liber- J Dennis Burns, chairman Photo finish s which all citizens enjoy." ) Neill travels to Britain this of the caucus said, the purpose State News photographer ek to confer with Prime Min¬ of the new organization Bob Ivins took second er Harold Wilson, on whose is to provide a forum for res¬ ;istenee O'Neill has yielded idents of the Capitol City area place in the Michigan Press Photographers mm object of the civil to hear political issues and s Assn. contest with this mpaign-an equal voice discuss current issues shot of formerGov. Rom¬ lan Catholics in local The public attend. ney at a press conference. is for student. The student we serve. With a complete book store. iStudent 8 ook S 421 AT GRAND RIVER Michigan State News, East I ansing, Michigan Monday, April 28, 1969 3 APPROACHING SHOWDOWN Cigarettes Bic Pens NEWS No chance of compromise 3/79' 11' summary our A capsule summary wire services. of the day's events from on W ASHINGTON Safeguard ABM plan i AC' - Son chief of research for the Penta- Assailing the ABM's basic- 69tf Henry M Jackson. D-VVash.. a supporter of tin- Safeguard anti gon. had to say on Jackson and Foster declared the matter, concept. Fulbright said ABM itself is not ill The that signi¬ Woodbury Lemon Extension Cords ballistic missile, said Sunday he has talked with President Nixon that the ABM program is practi- <.11 and ficant." but he insisted it is sig nificant that the \BM is a svm Creme Rinse 6 ft. "The l/M/ ilself is nol nil absolutely necessary, and there possibility of while Fulbright described it as bol of our lack of concern and 37' is no a thai mil" bill il "'*■ " philosophically unsound. interest in disarmament ." 29' symbol itf mil bu A "/ ( (»»- And Sen. J \V Fulbright. 1) Jackson and Foster appeared Jackson said there is no ques LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 fi/ir/ interest in t Vi k one bf the ABM's principle together on the ABC television- East #•<>/ » East Lansing Store Only Lansing Store Only oes. said there is no value in a radio program Issues and An¬ proaching Senate showdown " i Expires After 5-3-69 Expires After 5-3-69 ompromise on the issue. Other swers Fulbright was in- Nixon's request for funds lor Soil../. II . h iiIIh issiil. vise he differed with everything terviewed on the similar < 'BS the first two ABM sites He said />- l/ A. ackson and Dr. John Foster. program "Face the Nation." he has talked with the President 25f Natural Bristle Soap Dish Hair Brush International News Civil rights strat 39c LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 remedial training for East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only North Vietnamese troops again attacked Expires After 5-3-69 Expires After 5-3-69 a U.S. infantry patrol base near the Cam 39 $ bodian border Sunday and were thrown back YORK AP i Black Sundav to stop capitulating Rustin said black students, for the second straight day by American dive the for the most part, ill lits strategist Bayard t<> students stupid demands of Negro and see that theV prepared for college are educa¬ Knee Hi Nylons bombers, helicopter gunships and artillery. irged college officials The attack was smaller than the batallion get the remedial training that tion" and that there is of a lack for under Plastic Pails thev need social courage H3 March on Washington, 69' 16' sod black students are sul LIMIT 1 that left 213 enemy dead. Only seven Ameri LIMIT 1 i ring troni the shock ot in¬ East Lansing Store Only cans were wounded in the action. U.S. post tegration and are looking East Lansing Store Only • • An influential Soviet newspaper • complained t »r problems arate an easy way out ol by demanding dormitories and thei sep stud; Crash claims life Expires After 5-3-69 Expires After 5-3-69' Sunday that Soviet boys are becoming effemi¬ in Vietnam of Bolivian chief pn.gr; nate because they do hot have male teach¬ DA N\N(i \ iet \P Wha the hell Laundry Men's the ers. Sparks from a smoldering Baskets • • • garbage dump set fire to a I.A PAZ Bolivia «AP Lounging Slippers A 25-year-old Hungarian made a dash across hu;:e American ammunition dashing and daring head ol I 29c the border to Austria in a truck early Sunday dump Hillside Da d< ti mviiv' ,c\'-ial hundred tons Sundav. They do want to know was killed Sundav in .i helicoptr The president's hehcoptei 99' an mathematics LIMIT 1 and asked for-political asylum, police report a correct sentence '• and plummeted to the groum East Lansing Store Only men and civilians ninninc for tanning towns of Tocopava and Expires After 5-3-69 ed. The refugee claimed he had been shot at -poke with newsmen Barrientos 40. u.i> a pil< I; essinn a luncheon of by Hungarian border guards but neither he Fik,.n|inned reports said a: Idrcssing a luncheon force chief before becoming; the truck was hit 1. .-1 on. I S Marine was killed nor and two Leathernecks and two 10% Off • • • He had civilians wounded as bombs, ar including President Rene Barrientos of Bolivia was ti.lcrv shells and other muni! Rustin said he favors being- the discount Shampoo Brush killed in a helicopter crash Sunday near ion ■•■[.! Hied .;ll d;.v and into Is Adolf.i til. in^lii i • iu black and Puerto Ricafi price on all film Oruro where he was on a farm tour, the chiet of the Bolivian armed forces announced. Marine spokesmen said wind youths into the nation's col dential palace developing 3' hi. w burning papers from a and then annouii • • • ii is done with the under LIMIT 1 \ -tnaniese garbage dump \It hough the LIMIT 1 standing that you're going to East Lansing Store Only The Western allied commandants in West East Lansing Store Only do remedial work for them. |o;e lire in the sprawling muii Expires After 5-3-69 Expires After 5-3-69 Berlin protested to Soviet authorities Sun¬ iti.ms storage area about three He day the repeated buzzing of the Communist miles southwest ot Da Nang •liege officials to 2/29 ntipoverty funds in halls will mean a dialogue Thus, on the Vietnamese war. the offi¬ uncontrolled projects of the chanting. Only the opportunity cial word is that there is no intent to make poor and 1 among fellow students and pro¬ the poor, to emphasize economic for critical discussion and in¬ troop withdrawals, the " leaked" word is fessors as well. Professors that there will be help of the "black capitalism" brand ai telligent dialogue. If the dis¬ major withdrawals as bring business and other voluntarv grou from many University depart¬ part of a bold plan to end the war more strongly into the cussions receive widespread Doubtless there is a third voice, picture It is wor ments have expressed an inter¬ too trying, but there are as yet few signs th est in attending these meetings support, student participation meant only for the inner power circles it will work. in at least one aspect of the here and abroad President Nixon's basic mood has be« on the assumption that there The result has been still a shadowy for a cool and will be students to converse University community can ef¬ eign policy, one that leaves you tanalized the need of defusing one. which answe an anxious people His wai with. fectively be achieved. and unsatisfied, wondering whether it is ness has not meant inaction, but neith> We all realize the importance subtle, crafty or not much more than sha has it meant the purposive, dramatic a It becomes frustrating to dowboxing. One of its dangers is that wari¬ tion of F.D.R. and John of finding a capable president Kennedy. Tl continually watch students ness may add up only to slowness, as on cost ot political theater is too high to lead the University. Hope¬ the Peru confiscation episode and the case throwing away their chance for "To the director Washington, as it is on Broadway. M a sav in what goes on in this fully, we are also all interest¬ pf college ROTC of the Japan Sea plane, on both of which Nixon is putting on an off-Broadway she Nixon emerged as Richard the Unready ed in the student voice in that which is both square and cool and decide community. Individuals must regarding your reqiest for combat pay. Another danger is that a policy so wide ly not avant-garde, but it seems to decision. Student nominations ly assessed as subtle may evoke from both realize that they cannot rely most, ot the middle-income customer on the other guy to propose a through dormitory discussions Brezhnev and Ho Chi Minh an answering Even when he lays an egg and he has are one effective way to in¬ sevei.il-the critics and audience treat hi meaningful change and that volve all segments of the stu¬ more gently than his predecessor, an attempt to influence or re¬ dent population in this institu¬ FOR STATE NEWS theon that the going is rough and the on orient existing structures can¬ ano plaver is doing his damnedest tion's future. The price the President pays for not rest on past victories. -The Editors style i- that he has not yet buili mucl a bridge to the Negroes the poor or students, lias attracted few of the new Fairly reporting Editors, assistants named James K. Crate. State News editor-in- tellectuals to Washington tnd h is found hard to lure even the old business elite to government Administration, tives. jobs \ not > one even despite the fact that \ixon 1 feels it is the eonser chief. announced today his new editorial thrown i few tubs t<> the right-wing wh. board and other assistants They will'take requires in the form of the Opteka and Robb two-sid over with the Members of the George Bullard. May 5 issue. new campus editorial board-ue editor: Deborah pointments The political shadow of .1970 and 19' has already fallen on the Administrat Fitch, feature editor: Norman .1 sjari. By the summer of 1970. when the inte This week a new editorial formed of the University's bus¬ managing editor: and Trinka Cline. execu¬ the end tive editor. board assumes leadership of iness. to be clearly in sight, otherv Other positions announced arc .Ken the Republican candidates will have the State News. Traditionally, We'll do our part, but it can Krell. editorial director: Mark Higher, hobble, not run And the shadow of this means new directions and never be a one-sided effort. asst managing editor: Ed Hutchison ward ciate campus Kennedy as his probable rival in i initiatives through the efforts Our editor: and Paul Hanson is already heavy on Richard Nixon. Her responsibility to present news assistant his moderate behavior, and of some fresh faces. If these * the news and serve you. the especially Miss Cline. W I'nion. Ill senior. ret.un>, K IU.I.I. N I IK/ good marks on a tax reform program t efforts are to be successful in community, implies a recipro¬ . the position of executive editor, but her might .otherwise become < Ken:iedv < providing the community with cal responsibility lying with duties will be somewhat expanded. In addi¬ sade. committee of the ASMSU Presidential the most responsible reporting the community. Your respon¬ tion to special projects, she will be* re¬ Selection Board, co-chairman for theme ism major and a member of Sigma Delta Joseph Alsop's guess that Nixoa is sponsible for the overall operation, ofi the Chi. Eicher has been a ing at a new coalition ot the un-black. ti of which the new staff is cap¬ reporter, picture sibility requires that you not editorial page, for maintaining communica¬ and continuity of Water Carnival, a mem¬ and assistant managing editor previously un-poor and the un-voung" may prov able. there must be coopera¬ block our efforts to cover the tion with various sectors of the I ber of the faculty committee to select re¬ on the State News. true, but I suspect that he will ; niverijitv tion and support within the and will act as general assistant to the edi cipients ot the Excellence-in-Teaehing Hansoq. Dowagiac sophomore, for that, but will aim at the mod news. trans¬ Awards and a member of Alpha Lambda ferred from chief. Southwestern Michigan Col¬ community. --The Editors Delta, scholastic honorarv. lege last fall. There he was editor of the riglit of Kennedy Normally, this is rather eas¬ Since coming to the student paper, the Sou'wester and was Before "lie elections, some ot i State News in the Bullard. East Lansing sophomore, ily achieved. All it requires summer of 19HH Mi>s served three years in the Army where he active in many student activities He has the ques'ioa of whether thin nati< from the worked as reporter and wire editor on the nation i» governable today 'H community is the Cline has served as a was a reporter for two newspapers: hdjre State News. As still two hurdles before we can i news assistant, he will be same consideration that would reporter, an editor- currently a stringer tor the Detroit News be shown to any newspaper Red Cedar report Since Coming to the State News in the fall a general assistant to the campus editor The person to hold the One is the the - ot 1968. he has been position of sports growing editoi a feature writer and editor is scheduled to be announced staff. B\ JIM DeFOREST administration reporter. with¬ may he eased bv ending the war January as ^ in a week Copyright 19t>9. Los Angeles Til However, possibly because tive editor S As campus editor. Bullard will direct some parties fear mistakes majoring in the coverage of all for campus and local news r administration made because of our amateur is a member oi and coordinate the efforts of the majority OUR READERS' MIND of staff writers standing, some of our report¬ The Joint Chiefs of Staff admit they ( I I \l ta Sigma Phi. ers have found themselves con¬ weren't informed about the downed recon¬ Though final authority for all editorial naissance plane for over an hour after it ens professional journalism honorary Murder fronted with closed doors when content of the State News lies with the corrective and Alpha Phi Sigma, police administra¬ attempting to gather the news. crashed, but there's ing you your never a draft notice. delay in send¬ tion honorary. Miss ('line has received fun awards from the Detroit Press Club Foun¬ editor-in-chief, the editorial board is the policy-making body of the newspaper not Clearly, we are an amateur dation for excellence in The board makes all decisions on the gen¬ When arranging your summer term class expression of eral focus of the newspaper and the allo¬ To the Editor: newspaper from the top down. opinion in a college newspaper The proper way to help Sirhan schedule, you don't pick your courses by cation of the energies of the staff. In ad¬ The condemnation to death of Sir We have neither the experience not yet have been found, but killing hi time or professor, but bv whether the dition. the board members han Sirhan was immoral, inhumanitarian. Saari. West Branch junior, has served are the offi¬ can not be allowed I believe Sen. Robt or the training that professional r-conditioned as staff writer and asst. cial signatories of the editorials which ap¬ and unjust. No man or group of men Kennedy would have agreed with staffs take to their occupation. managing editor has the right to take the life of another on the State News and as pear daily on the editorial page. when I say that one wrong does not ji In past years couples used to take ro¬ managing editor But we are not apologetic. This of the Killing is the greatest wrong man can tify another wrong mantic walks along the river, but this Campus Observer A journalism Though n 't members of the editorial commit. The only killing that can pos¬ Tom LeLache newspaper will continually strive major, he is currently a member of,the board, the ollowing people will practice has been discontinued- you can t assume sibly be justified is that done in self- to present kiss wearing a Student Advisory Committee to th< ; authority o er various Brimingham sophom the news as gasmask of Journalism and vice president of Su ma aspects of the defense because of the right to preserve newspaper , s assistants to the editorial one's own life. objectively as possible. How¬ Delta Chi. professional journalism ;>o board: ever if objectivity is our goal, The government wants to raise the post¬ age rates, again! I d write my congress to cietv. is editorial director. Krell. Port Huron When shouldn't we run into a problem, we destroy it but try to change Rent details? it is an unattainable one if we protest, but I can't afford to As managing editor. Saari will shman. will be responsible for editorial the cause of it. For be m example, many are do not have access to the same charge of front page layout and the genei :e layout, the writing of editorials and against the whole basis upon which the To the Editor: Ten years ago. spring at a university al operation of the office. He information and sources that will he m columns, points of view and letters-to- university, is founded, but it does them It seems that the rent strike i equaled pantie raids, grassers. and other sponsible tor copy and picture deadlines editor which appear on the editorial no good to blow it up or destroy it. They Arbor proved to be a success. Exact the professional press find vernal orgies. This spring we have Har¬ and staff organization An should work it from within and try to :e. English major. Krell is a mem- on what are the details'.' And why hasi available to them vard. Cornell. Stanford, etc. Why couldn't he make Miss Fitch. Tampa. Fla junior, wil co of Delta Upsilon fraternity. people see and accept their views. the State News covered the outcom students have stayed immoral? . The revolution must come in the The University must not for¬ ordinate feature and in-depth Hutchison. Midland senior, is change Surely it isn't concerned about the pc reporting a mem¬ of the values and aims of from the expanded feature desk She will society: only sible consternation among the East La get that its business is by law ber of Sigma Delta Chi and Enzian. men's then will revolutionaries achieve what Gene McCarthy and Fd Muskie suggest direct a small staff of feature writers di residence hall honorary and has been in¬ sing money birds! public business. The State News that both parties hold their national con¬ rectlv responsible to her She has form¬ they are after. They want a world of Michael R is the communications vehicle ventions every one or two years instead of erly served as a reporter, intern and asso¬ volved in many residence hall activities. peace, but if they go so far as to kill Sherwj As associate campus editor, he will direct to achieve it. Washington. D C. seni< for that business. All chan¬ the current four. This, they say. would ciate campus editor for the State New-*. the intern program and the efforts of they will have defeated jour¬ their own purpose. So the same with nels of communication must remove the circus-like aura from the pro¬ A member of Delta Gamma nalism students who need stories pub¬ punishment of criminals Murdering some¬ Letter policy ceedings and allow everyone to get down sorority and lished for classes. He will work be open to the State News if Theta Sigma Phi. as well as being a chattel closely one because he has murdered is defeat¬ to the rational business We doubt if this with the campus editor to insure that stor¬ The State News welcomes all member of ing the purpose of punishment. Punish¬ letter to succeed in Delphi, senior women's honor we are keep¬ will work -can you imagine a rational poli- ary. Miss Fitch is also on the ies by interns and journalism students ment is a tool to be used to make a They should be typed and signed with t steering will home town, student, ing students and faculty in¬ not duplicate those of regular staff person see that what he has done is faculty or staff star writers. He is a journalism major wrong and that society can not condone ing, and local phone number included. I Eicher. Orchard Lake sophomore, will his action. People want to be unsigned letter will be accepted for pub accepted cation, and no letter will be be attempting to establish a permanent in society so printed wit they will correct their ways out a signature night editor position as well as it they are punished or rehabilitated in except in extreme circui eililiu-in-eliii-l assisting stances. All letters must be less than 3 the managing editor. Eicher is a the proper manner. MICIIIOAN journal- words long for publication without editing W GOLlV, WE'RE NOT 60IN6 TO BE STATE MEWS advertising manager 111IlkII ( line, executive editor ANV TEAM'-S POG.' CUE 'RE MOT 60NNA ROLL OVER AMP PLAY PEAP FOR ANYONE I'NIVKRSITY James S. (.rnnelli, managing editor I'utriciu instett, rumpus editor Jerry I'ankhursl, editorial editor I om Hroun, s/iorts eilitor Six-lime recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. Deborah htrh, ussoriate rumpus editor Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday*, April 28, 1969 5 Liberal abortion bill debated "I am in agreement with I respect the views of those aborti< ute. passed in 1890. permits • the termination of pregnancy the Supreme Court ruling that that are opposed to liberalized move A state senator, a represen- oniy when the life of the mother life begins at the moment abortion laws. but every ab RICH BERNARD ministration - Traffic' Ordi¬ State News Staff Writer ivernight after treatment for the Harrison crossing were re¬ nance 45> provides that the traf- ontusions and abrasions. ported to East Lansing police: OCC bureau ' e sixth pedestrian accident An hour short of a week earlier. these figures are identical to the fice engineer determines the year occurred at the Farm graduate student was struck Farm Lane total installation, proper timing, and La bridge's south-end cross- 1 the church to protect the life There are pedestrian ways maintenance of traffic con¬ i last week. along each side of the river trol devices" and assigns his abai i A Fo in sublease, ho under the bridge." Auten pointed duties to the director of public > fatalities have resulted "To den out. "but these are seldom utiliz¬ safety in the traffic engineer's i any of the six pedestrian- ed absence ould be ; > ' 'est into the left-most of the establish a dual listing for mobile accidents that have Students will often cross al¬ has coordinated with off-campus northbound lanes just south quicker reference and service. Kutu vv< r rred there since March 12 No successor was named at housing in extending a bureau t 1 most anywhere, ignoring the ex¬ "Frequently students will be idge s guard railings. of last year. ter the retirement of Carl .1 for students who wish to sub¬ S e was transported to Olin isting crosswalks." Auten said. Student lease apartments. looking for summer housing and McCauley Sgt J H. Auten of the Uni¬ He suggested that the most M« Monagle. the former I'm subleasing of apart¬ through management will locate legislators le. 1th Center bv an unknown per versitv traffic ments for the summer can be- Graf said the bureau will versity Police noted that the ideal solution to the problem engineer. The res¬ vacant apartments, sometimes be counted, on before campus police arrived provide referral type of ser- building of an over-head pedes- would be a grade separation ponsibility presently falls to Rich ? a problem when subleas- a vacated b$ someone who of the bill is i n the scene Uthough x-rays aid 0. Bernitt. director ot pub¬ train crosswalk or a tunnel or with vehicle traffic and pedes¬ ers and apartment hunters do vice. Those who want to sub- couldn't sublet." Tom Samet. The bill ev a led no broken bones, she lic safetv not meet lease can call or come to the the erection of pedestrian oper¬ trians on separate levels. chairman • of ASMSU Student Such a situation has existed, off-campus housing office and ated stoplights like those on Har¬ Board, explained Road between Brody and according to Paul Graf. ASMSU fill out a card providing infor- In instances : Water rison PROTECT Cabinet president. In hope of informing students and provid¬ ing a common meeting ground mation on the apartment A similar action by students in search of summer housing managers can collect hie double Carny scripts Kellogg Center might not al¬ leviate the problem. YOUR EVES Basically ' Samet It you watch students cros- . . . at no cost to the student. ASMSU will enable off campus housing the lights on Harrison." Au- coming in at slow rate "we want to circumvent ng From harmful sunrays with $ ne •n said "you can often see them apartment management pair of sunglasses with plain c Norman Mayer, presidei inning against the red light in prescription ground lenses. We also Off Campus Council the Water office le light turns red." Auten ex- sing medical student, has been ()t sodium, potassium, calcium pay for advertising." he said Mulehahey 303 Abbott Rd. (Next door to State Theatr the therm plai awarded a $2uu prize trom tne an(j 0(her ions within and Mayer ** added that the ser¬ In both 1967 and 1968. six ped- ED 2-5222 American Society for Pharma- vice has been available before committee. (,ut indiv idual muscle cells cology and Experimental but was not used to its capac¬ Therapeutics for his contribu¬ tion to the understanding of the basic cause blood pressure chronic Barnes' research high important tool lor understand¬ provides an ity because students informed of its existence ing Those or interested finding summer in were un¬ subleas¬ housing SUMMER BRAZIL STUDY IN RIO ing the role of calcium Barnes was among eight ^s fundamental should call 355-8303 or come -eight weeks july-august 1969 process. Dr medical students nationally to to 162 Student Services Bldg \iexeill said -UNIVERSITY COURSES: Brazilian History, Govt, win one of the society's annual " Medical Student Essay Awards -iterature,Anthrop,Econ.Devel.Portuguese,etc He was aided bv Dr. Jerry B -:\AClJLn': Harvard, Columbia, M.I.T., N.Y.U. Hook and Dr John H McNeill both Pan-Hel contest of the "distir - .XCURSIONS:Bahia, Brasilia, Sao Paulo, etc. | OK. I GET asst professors of phar - WORKSHOPS: Cinema, Architecture, Music, Art cology. life school hig ma The contest is designed tc Greek to ENROLLMENT FEE includes:Air Excursions.Workshops Passage,lodgings S1220 encourage study of phar •ol- life will be portrayed Miss Younts. Tuition. ^VRITE INTERAMERICAN SUMMER STUDY ASSOC. - ALL I CAN ogy by medical students for high school senior girls in a tion major, won $50 1 310 Madison Ave - New York 10017 Barnes won the prize to series of Pan-Hellenic assembly presentation: Miss H APPLICATION CLOSING DATE: MAY 15, 1969 research paper in which he ported that the programs in local high schools elementary educatk was awarded $25 for EAT AT tain blood pressure-reducing during M, Portrayal will be by winners presentation and a spc drugs is dependent eventration of calcium present i of the Pan-Hellenic of Greater of $25 went to Miss ( GO PLACES, DO THINGS! Lansing contest. 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Left on Waverly 2 blocks— 321 S. Waverly Rd. PIZZA INTERVIEWS Tuesday, April 29 — 5 .ni. Jack Tar Hotel, American Airlines Call: SO \PPOlNTMENT NEEDED. No Phone 351-8870 or 351-7100 fyait AmericanAirlines your house ot hospitality from coast to coast. Monday, April 28, 1969 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'U' students train early One "Joanna. Joanna' travels would like to kind to It's an amiable indicating glossy assembly-line films. But now that the old Hol¬ worn Every and like Pavlov's detail is calculated, dogs we drool path JOANNA Written and directed by Michael Same; produced by Michael S. Laughlin; photo- in hospitals enough movie and a charming, almost memorable way to fill lywood birth to its is dead (after giving masterpiece. "The at the clothes, envy the antics and cry at the funerals, never ft^aphed in England and Morocco by Walter Lassally; music and lyrics by two hours. Unfortunately, it nev¬ Sound of Music"), we have the having the chance to feel chal- Rod McKuen; distributed by 20th Cen¬ Emphasis on early clinical tury Fox; in Panavision and color by training is one of the several er bursts out of these limits, new Hollywood, made up of lenged or even offended innovative approaches being remaining merely a pretty lit¬ independent producers and di¬ these complaints, of CAST: tried in the College of Human tle stopper to fill in a hole in rectors who turn out films like seem pointless next to Joanna Genevieve Waite Hendrick Casson Christian Doermer Medicine at MSU your evening. "Joanna" - modish, carefully •Joanna" itself, devoid of con- Gordon Calvin Lockhart The 25 students in the coll¬ A VERY pretty stopper "Jo¬ geared to the modern audience, text. It's a lovely bit of en- Lord Peter Sanderson Donald anna" looks like a feature-length and so filled with dazzling tech- tertainment. even though it ege are receiving full-time Sutherland clinical training this term at Yardley commercial, filled with niques that no one has time to leaves you with nothing but a Beryl Glenna Forster Jones Dominic Endersley David Scheuer the blazing colors and mushy notice the emptiness beneath. catchy tune in your head six Michigan hospitals in Lans¬ ing. Flint. Grand Rapids and phtoographv which have become Saginaw such a part of the "Man and a "It is very unusual for a Woman" syndrome. This time, pei tonality, as Julie Christie did PERFORMS ROMANTIC WORKS medical school to be sending the neo-impressionist visuals in ' Darling." She therefore com¬ all of one class of students to have been attached to yet anoth¬ pel' *ites by skipping and pos¬ receive clinical training er exploitation of the "swing¬ ing with zany people in zany (working with patients) in a community setting for an entire term." Dr. Scott N. Swisher, ing London" myth Joanna plight reads like Basic Movie Plot No. 2. or pla' es and by wearing a ward- rob' extensive enough to clothe the Entire cast of "Ben Hur .' Queen pianist Bachauer chairman of the Dept. of Medi¬ "naive young girl comes to I other words, she is (or cine. said. the big city tLondon), learns ha< been manufactured into) an in " Even when it is done, it usually at their a much later state education.' he said. is to swing iweekend trips to Mor- occo). suffers (nightmares and promiscuity >. but grows up in the ' first love» Joanna ent iralling girl-part Garbo. part doc j. Her supporting cast ranges fro n fascinating to well-dressed. the exception of Don¬ plays final series concert "However, we feel it is par¬ ticularly important for us to Banana top and her shopworn plot, how- ald Sutherland, who plays the By V ALERIE RESTIVO standing ovation for her rendi- series of 13 recitals in Israel, ever. merely serve as excuses sori of homelv-millionaire-look- State News Reviewer tion of the Greig Concerto. iShe in 19 days, donating the pro- encourage our students to enter heart with ho "Yo fill hope; your to fill the screen with 100 min¬ ing-for-love role which Rudy Gina Bachauer. "Queen of later became Mrs. Alec Sher- ceeds to the Israel Emergency community practice Cinemascope. Joanna, you're top bam utes of Geneivieve Waite. Vallee did so much better in the Piano." will bring the 1968- man.) Fund The students are working un¬ So says Rod McKuen's title song fron "Joanna," Miss Waite is more model the Forties. 69 Lecture-Concert Series to a In 1960 Mme. Bacheauer Gina Bachauer's MSU concert der the supervision of local which introduces Genevieve Waite the curly- than actress, so she cannot car¬ Before irate readers scramble close Tuesday. Reviewers have played at Town Hall, and won will emphasize the Romantic, physicians as well as MSU fac ¬ as to their typewriters, I should written of Mme. Bachauer's the New York reviewers' ar- She will open with Ludwig van ulty. They develop their abilit¬ headed heroine. ry the film with sheer force of ies in such areas as patient add that "Joanna- does at "amazing technique" and her dent praise. Since then, she Beethoven's Waldstein" Son- least have pretenses at intel¬ "miracles of virtousitv." has been considered a major ata. (Opus 53. in C Majon. interviewing and examination, AAUP nominates Although her name and an- figure among the world's pian- evaluation and diagnosis of dis¬ lectual content, mainly in Mr and will plav Frederic Chop- ease and use of laboratory X Sutherland's interminable lec¬ cestors are Austrian. Gina ists jn s Sonata in B minor. Opus tures to Joanna (and us) on the Bachauer was raised in Greece. Her principal home is in Lon- 58. and the Scenes from Child- ray tests. Students work with patients meaning of life, the worst of and considers herself Greek don. but her friendship with .hood > Kinderscenen Opus in as all hospital services, such medical, surgical, pediat¬ rics. obstetrics, and physiat hears 11 iees for next can Assn salary it labor and r industrial which begins with "An uncom- mitted life is pointless" ends with "Oh. people are such lovely things." This is all very The young Gina Bachai studied in Paris with Sergei Rachmaninoff and Alfred Cortot. She debuted in Athens in 1936 King near Constantine Anne-Marie, and Athens ties with Greece and a summer Queen help to maintain her villa 15. of Robert Schumann. She with will Franz Espagnole i Folies close the Liszt's program Rapsodie Cics d'Espagne ; The class will be transform i;.- ""1 a report on lessors true, but it becomes mawkish under Dimitri Mitropoulos In 1968 she gave a special et Jota-Aragonaisa this fall to a four-year medi acult\ salaries will be the when spewed from a movie in Paris the following cal school to complete then opus of (onight's meeting of During the business meeting. Alter Hardin's report. Jack screen during a blazing sunset brilliant beginning under training for the M D deeree he MSI chapter ot the Ameri- which begins at 8 p.m. in 35 Stieber. director of the School And speaking of mawkish, get Pierre Monteux Union, members will make the selection of final nominees of Labor and Industrial Rela- tions. will present a report on a load of Rod McKuen's score. The title tune, which concludes The outbreak II ruined that of World War beginning. While Hums essay lhe legal aspects and other stranded in Cairo for nearly film, is genuine _ the a toe- /)/> Yoil LlK€ 4 Id Ce SB meetin£ wi" 1x1 ramifications of collective bar six years, she played for Allied' With I Atmosphere ? B by a report on MSI m salaries by Einer Hardin, pro- faculty gamin? tapper. but the OTHERS The problem is that "Joan¬ armed forces in the Middle East. Most of her immediate bear Kramer's na" symbolizes the new wave humanities course within the of mass-production. "Holly¬ family was killed during the In memory of Mr. Gerhard Good Food •Soft lights • Good Music F. Kramer. instructor in 12-month period preceeding wood" has become a dirty word. German occupation of Greece. humanities who died Feb 20. the due date Thursday. Papers In 1946. Mme Bachauer was Monday night - Two for one P n ► 482-3905 a 33-vear-old widow. Her artis¬ this year's Dept. of Humanit¬ are currently being accepted, and prizes will be awarded Special - All you can eat $1.3; 1MB ICHIOAN try was unknown. ies Essay Prize Awards will about June 1 TOWN^ 'after 6:00 P.M.) B I ..J U«uv Then she played at London's bear his name. Further information is avail¬ 'rnn a v Feature at L-3C Albert Hall under conductor This will be the second year Cocktail Houi—Ev ryday 4:30-6:30 UUAT 3:25-5:20-7:20- able at the Dept. of Humanities Alec Sherman. She received a in which three awards are to RYAN LEIGH be offered for reflective, or¬ main office. 123 Bessey Hall. TRADEMARK O'NEAL-TAYLOR-YOUNG 0? iginal Humanities essays related 241- 42 to the 43 Social Work MONDAY NIGHTS I At l;15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:35 sequence Begun last spring, 1 JAMES GARNER the prizes were instituted to encourage independent stu¬ SUPPrk schools abroad heen the director of i-ices at the Lapeer ■ and Training School. R Chavis. assistant >••••••••( ASMSU POP 1 Entertainment 1 AND - GREEK WEEK ' presents i Monday, April 28, 1969 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan •3HT House to appraise police criteria matter cannot be left up to with any & tavor one kind of a record. timent" is probably in was desjgnetj t0 make Sen He said that he had hoped those with a felony record." We have never even hired any¬ .SS-f- of this type of legislation Noting the 20-12 vote )t sup- Georj e Kuhn. R-Birmingham. the (sponsor 0f the bill, the substitute bill would pass because it was a little strong¬ he said. You have a credibility gap one with a misdemeanor." he' A Senate-passed bill that port in the Senate Guastello like he's doing s( if the accusing person has a "I thought the substitute would I would prohibit persons con- said. "It should receive good thing be effective." he said. worse criminal record than the MSU I victed of a felony from becom- support in the House when it "It s just another let's- more detendent " Adam Zutaut. commander of I ing policemen has a good chance comes up for a vote.' makt it-look like-the-crime- He said the bill is not dis¬ the - - I'niversity Police, said that I of becoming law. a represent- However. Sen. Roger Craig. fightt r's-doing-something bill." criminating and does not tell He also said the bill has the department would not consider a person that he cannot be. suc¬ ^TJ> AID 4 44f I ative in Michigan's lower house D-Dearborn. who voted against I said last week. Tom Guastello. D-Utica, a day. said. the bill in the Senate Wednes- It's a stupid bill. Kuhn said t defended was an the attempt bill and cessful after he has committed a felony, he can be a success complete support of the Michi¬ gan State Police. Lt. Don Heuson of the East employing a person with a felony. 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Finals -- 7:30 p.m. Men's Intramural Building Michigan State News, East I.ansiup;, Michigan Monday, April 28, 1969 SPOiSTS Grid offense B> MIKE MANLEY shapes up as"When you've got Triplett stars a guy like Bowdell who can ruf) and blocking." Coach Duffy Daugherty said. "There's enough State News Sports W riter catch like he competition back there to make them work hard. It's diffi¬ can. you've got to get him into the lineup." Bill Triplett gave the impression Saturday afternoon Dorow said Right now we're using him in the flanker cult to say who will start next fall, but that's the way we that MSI s new Texas-style offense is going to be in good set and the triple set as the third end." like it at this time of the year hands when the fall football season rolls around But the biggest competition is in the offensive backfield During the scrimmage the No. 1 offense worked against Triplett fired two long scoring strikes ot 80 and 40 where six men are battling for the three starting jobs. Tom¬ the No. 2 defense and the No. 2 offense went against the yards to fleet end (Jordie Bowdell and scored twice on my Love. Don Highsmith and Gary Parmentier ran with No 1 defense. runs of 1 and 25 yards to highlight the Spartan's second The only serious injury of the afternoon was to freshman Triplett in the No. 1 backfield whiie Eric Allen. Earl An¬ full-scale scrimmage of the spring derson and Kermit Smith worked with the No. 2 unit. linebacker Dan Kulikowski who tore cartilege in his knee Bill s adapting to this new offense real well, it's right All six men did an outstanding job during the afternoon. and will probably need surgery up his alley. Al Dorow. who directs the Spartans' passing Anderson broke off the day's longest run from scrimmage "We were obviously better today. Daugherty said, refer¬ Bowdell's performance served to shake up the pass game, said after the two-hour workout at Spartan Staidum. when he swept left end and went 45 yards to score. ring to his offense. "I think we have a better conception He's learning to read defenses better and he's throw receiving ranks. Playing split end behind co-captain Frank Love scored twice on short blasts and Allen scored once of what we're doing. " ing the ball much better than last year. Everytime he scrim Foreman. Bowdell made the most of his game time by "Just remember." Dorow added later in the locker room, from two i rds. uages he 11 get better: you just can't beat experience. grabbing several passes including the two for touchdowns I "it took Texas three years to make their offense work ." m impressed with the way our backs are running and Doro aid Spartan stickmen JUST FOR KICKS outlast Chica Karate Clubgears The B> DAVE WEST State News MSI' Sports Writer Lacrosse Club Both teams battled evenly i the third quarter", scoring thre goals apiece to make the scor apiece, while Larry Berger and Andy Homa accounted for the other for MSU tourney Spartan goals. Berger picked up its fourth win of the 6-4 The Spart; also contributed two assists to By PAM BOYCE season Saturday, when it out pro ich for the the Spartan effort State News Sports Writer ran the Chicago Lacrosse Club. 9-6. on Old College Field college club when they n Spartan goalie. Bill Hecr- X- The MSU Karate Club is preparing for the highlight of their the ball in for three more mann. turned in another good 1968-69 season May 3 when they sponsor the MSU Open Karate The Spartans jumped to their Tournament in the final period performance in the nets, with usual early lead with two goals The meet, which will be a proving ground for the club mem¬ Ron Winter was the big s his second 77 per cent shots in the first quarter and added for the Spartans with three saved average in a week. Herr¬ bers to.demonstrate their abilities and desire to another in the second to go into acquire higher and one assist. Dan'Deno mann stopped 21 of 27 Chicago ranking, hosts clubs from various cities and schools in this part the half leading Chicago. 3-1 of the country. Tom Bowman added two shots. The MSU club, which consists of about 120 members, has had three meets so far this year with Jackson YMCA. Michigan Mar¬ Your Host From Coast To Coast 1-2-3-kick! tial Arts Club and the University of Michigan club Spartan club members use a particular style of Korean karate called Pukang Tang Soo Do. Other styles of Japanese. Okinawan The Nation's Innkeeper Minus the pulchritude but po :king the powerof a line of Rockettes, three membe and Korean karate are utilized by the various other clubs which of the MSU Karate Club prac: Hce the jumping front kick. will participate in the meet Tivo Locations In Lansing Area State News photo by Richard Steff The Korean style used by MSU makes more use of the feet in 3121 E. GRAND RIVE R AVE. Ph. 489-2481 MURPHY, VASS SHOW WAY kicking than do the other styles. Bruce Bottomly. junior blue-belt member of the clut 6051 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. says the MSU style is mor Linksmen Ph. 393-1650 SPECIAL SPECIAL By CHAS FLOWERS bGat Furdue on the 743. Iowa was fifth at 752. ana clu aggressive and takes the initu tive to get points more readil than other stvles. The Spartans also use sweep¬ SUNDAY MONDAY The Spartan golfers broke c, urse ; est scored by any MSU team ing motions. The Japanese Illinois backed at 784 two team records Okinawan styles, on the other Saturday on The Spartans beat only Paced by senior Captain Jackson sophomore. Denny $150 their way to first place in the hand, use more of a balance be¬ CHICKEN DINNER . $225 SPAGHETTI DINNER V . lurdue (entennial Tournament at Lafayette. Ind. rjrdue but also the < t;!e Big Ten as Ohio State fell strokes back of the m of Larry Murphy's second-place 1-69—140. ;hot 730 to break the Spartan five school Vass who entered the tourna¬ ment as the Spartans' sixth tween the feet and hands The MSU club members are n ne Spar- a rec- man. fired rounds of 70 and divided into three belt cate¬ Children $1.25 ^ a maj°r w'n f°r Coach Bruce Fossum said. us. We ns at 739 Indiana tied with ird. The team averaged 73 75 to finish third in the com¬ gories-white. blue and black. t) e Boilermakers for third at ;trokes per round for the low- petition Lynn Janson's 72-74 There are three degrees in both* -146 tied him with Graham the white and blue belts and four Cooke who shot a pair of 73s degrees in the black for fourth place. Lee Edmund- The advanced class, consist¬ son scored 72-78-150. ing of blue and black belt mem¬ "It was our finest team bers. work on the harder katas effort." Fossum said. Denny and start developing their < really picked it up " style as well as different tech¬ In the first round the Spar¬ niques. tans looked as though they were in all the world.. The club presently has four trying to run away with the active members who have black tourney But after a super belts- Jim Ferguson. Jack Pc round" 359. they were dead¬ ter. Bruce Henderson and Bob locked in first place with Pur¬ Parsons-the club's head instruc¬ due A combination of consis¬ tor tency by the Spartans, who fired The club, which is always open 371 in the afternoon round, and to new members, meets 6-9 p.m. poor shooting by the Boiler¬ Tuesday and Thursday nights makers. who tallied 384. led to and also holds informal work¬ the victory outs on Saturdays. Ohio State's Phil Alkire was the meet medalist behind rounds of 71 and 69 Beaming after his team's Spartan first major victory. Fossum looked ahead to next Saturday's continues Northern Intercollegiate Tour¬ nament where golf powerhouse to improve Houston is favored. Spartan Basketball Coach I'd love to whip em. he John Benington. recovering in said. Lansing Sparrow Hospital from his heart attack of two Sport short weeks ago. is doing fine, ac¬ cording to a hospital report. MSU placed four players on He's walking around in the the 1969 Miami Collegiate Base¬ halls and doing very well." ball All-Tournament team. Spar¬ a hospital spokesman said. tans selected were first base¬ Benington was moved to a man Tim Bograkos. left field¬ private room last week but i'1 most .companies, you as an individual accountant or auditor may be overlooked. "Over¬ er Richie Jordan, right fielder is still not allowed visitors looked" is something that doesn't happen here. Rick Miller and pitcher Mickey other than his immediate Knight You will be working in management-oriented field auditing —with continuing expansion and promotion. 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Grand River Ph. 332-6753 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 28, 1969 9 SPORTS Spartan batsmen By GARY WALKOWICZ Executive Sports Editor built up an early 6-1 lead, then held off an EMU rally for a 7-5 "We played some good base- ball and we had to beat them constantly self out sweep of the working jams he had him- EMU doubleheader "Mickey just ran out of gas," Litwhiler said. "But you've got third baseman three RBIs for The MSU baseball team gained win. Triggering a four-run fourth Jordan the game. Kendrick. whose home twice," Spartan Coach Denny worked himself into, took a 6-1 to give Eastern a lot of credit rapped out three sin¬ run traveled closelv the same revenge for last Thursday's inning explosion. MSI1 took an Litwhiler said. lead into the last of the eighth, for coming back the way they gles and a sacrifice fly. driving loss to Eastern Michigan as they easy 8-1 win in the nightcap. The first game was a in three runs and scoring one distance as Miller's also had a nine- The Hurons collected four hits did. They wouldn't give up. " ruined the dedication of EMU's The sweep ran the Spartan's inning contest and it seemed at and three runs in that frame The two Spart .1 pitchers while Miller singled sharply to double and scored two runs, new stadium with a doublehead¬ season record to 16-6 and gave the time as though the two ex- before MSU reliever Dave Wii- stranded a total of 13 Eastern right his first two trips to the while Petroff singled and trip- led. scoring twic er sweep over the Hurons Satur¬ them eight wins in the nine tra innings might spell disas- liams got the final out. . bWerunners in the contest, plate. With Jordan on base day^ Ypsilanti. games since returning from the ter for the Spartans. Each team scored a run in ich Jordan and Rick Miller the fifth. Miller lined a 385- Two Spartan errors and a bloop In itfe opener, the Spartans spring trip. Spartan starter Mickev Knight, the ninth. the Spartan's opening game foot home run to center field single gave EMU a run in the his fifth round tripper of the first inning, but Bielski shut the season. Hurons out on two hits over Rain slows Drakes; of George Petroff added a pair singles as MSU totaled 12 hits in the game. the next five innings, walking two and striking out five. Outside of their three hits the Hurson had just one ball In the nightcap, Phil Ras- hit out of the infield on Bielski S' fro sh head singled home a run in the By DON KOPRIVA 4 first notched inning and Harry Kendrick the year his first home run of in the fourth to provide Zana Easton retired three straight batters, working the sev- enth and final inning for MSU State News Sports Writer stopped any more record-break¬ tuy years ago. was clocked in Dan Bielski with all the" support The Spartans' next game will I)ES MOINES. Iowa ing Saturday, the 60th annual ther poor 4:11.0 for that he needed to win his fourth game - Some¬ be against Western Michigan- where in this country meet's opening session on Fri¬ and further disappointed against two losses. the sun day netted seven new marks, & lurday's crowd of 16,000 by 15th in the collegiate baseball was shining brightly but about most spectacular of which was dr >pping out on the last Rashead's two-run single the ratings last week-Tuesdav on RICK MILLER 20.000 fans and athletes here 0< the sprint medley relay. fourth inning game the Spartan Kobs Field. Indiana sophomore Mike Good¬ at Saturday's Drake Relays nev¬ rich's 09.2 in a er would have believ.d it preliminary- heat of the 100-yard dash. Not long a.ier Birming¬ The wind, though gusting at ham native Jack Bacheler. a 25 mph through much of the graduate student at Florida afternoon, let up for a few State, romped through six miles minutes. It was all the speedy in 27:29 for a meet mark, the Hoosier needed. rains came and lasted through The wind was measured at the afternoon. 3.7 white-striped deeptone mph while the allqwable Although the downpour limit for a legal time is 4.74 short sleeve dress shirts mph. Spartan frosh Herb Washing¬ ton. running in the invitational with fashion spread collars Tigers, 100. placed fourth behind win¬ ner Charlie Greene. Oklahoma reflect today s trend to color State's Earl Harris and South¬ McLain ern Illinois's But Ivory Crockett Washington, running in and pattern for men. Cool, neat, lane 8. was on the far side comfortable. . and they stay that away from the judges, and Spar¬ Harnessing a giant post win tan coach Fran Dittrich asked the games committee to check way for they re tailored of Los the films of the race to <0 Angeles Laker center Wilt Chamberlain grabs DETROIT i (Pit -Dick termine if a rebound despite Bailey Howell's arm on his shoul¬ McAuliffe drove in thr Washington was act- permanent press polyester/cotton. der. Boston, however, found more legal ways of hold¬ lly fourth. with a homer and a single ing the giant Chamberlain down as they took a 111- Sunday to lift Blue, red, gold or charcoal with Denny McLain with the finish line, it looked 105 win during Sunday's Lakei—Celtic and the Detroit Tigers to a like playoff game. Herb was second or third 7-3 victory narrow white stripes. 6.50 AP Wirephoto over the Boston at least. Dittrich said Red Sox. snapping a lour- The Spartans took fifth in game losing streak. the four-mile relay Friday, with Celts fight back, run Willie Horton second and with A1 his led off fourth Kaline the Ken Leonowicz home chant. Chuck Starkev and Kim. singled Hartman running Roger Mer- 17:03.3. home McAuliffe. who had walk- Texas-El Paso ripped through drop Lakers ed and moved to second on the four miles in 16:39.1 to a ground in the third. easilv up-end second-place BOSTON I PI -The Boston Celtics had day after blowing leads of up to 18 points to score to fight back Sun¬ a 111- bv McAuliffe followed a single Kansas. McLain with his second fifth inning to hand Sonny Sie- anchor leg. which never chall- enged. even with world record- home run of the year in the holder Jim Rvan running the Jaoobsoris MEN'S SHOP Los Angeles bert his third lout a 105 win over and chop the Laker championship Ryun. who had blazed through 210 ABBOTT RD. lead to 2-1 two sub-four minute miles here Celtic Captain John Havlicek and reserve guard Larry Sieg- fried rallied their team after the Lakers staged a red-hot third quarter surge to wipe out what had been Boston dom¬ ination in the first halt Los Angeles, with Jerry West Mel Counts and Elgin Bay¬ * * * * A.S.M.S.U. lor showing the way. exploded for 38 third quarter points converting what had been a * * 17 point Celtic lead to a flat tie after three periods * * But Havlicek. who led Bos¬ * * with 34 ton the scorers nationally televised game, points in * * repeatedly brought a Garden * * crowd of standing ovations of up to 14.037 to as Celtic comeback that build leads its 14 points in the heavy going of the fourth quarter Siegfried netted 28 points, feet he tired in a * * * * pop enitnainmeiii greek week * * * * Baseball who had scored 94 while West * * in the two Laker victories in * Present * Big Ten Los The Angeles had 24 eltir who * ;stully * * playoff deficit in their lonj playqff domination, were cui * The Cla The First * the Laker lead to 2-1 pending , * fourth game in the title ser * * ics at Boston Garden Tuesdav * * night The Celtic victory a Is. assured a fifth game would b< * * needed on Thursday night * * American * St. Louis falls t * * EASTERN DIVISION * to Canadiens * * * * * * •st li\ * * minutes of the Sunday as the Montreal game Canadiens * * took the opening contest of * * the Stan lev Cup finals with a 3-1 victor the St * * Louis Blues * * The rh marked the 15th game, consi * * which St. L« has failed * * to beat Mo »1. started "What Condition My oil like In fire but * Condition is in" * a on "Spooky" slowed down t< nail s pace * "But You Know I Love You' * The Blues the only "Stormy" National Hockey e League club * * that has never beaten the Ca¬ * * nadiens and this includes last season's final playoff series * JENISON FIELD HOUSE * which Montreal took in tour * * Rugby Club wins straight * Friday May 2 8:00 p.m. * The MSU Rugby Club ran * * its season mark to 2-3 Satur¬ Sport short * day when they defeated Kent * Tickets $2 and $3 ON SALE TODAY AT State. 21-0. MSI senior gymnast Toby * * Tow son of Blue Mound. 111., won The Spartans' playing coach. the Big Ten floor exercise * * Mike Auer a was sidelined with concussion during the second title in 1969 for the third MARSHALL MUSIC — CAMPBELL'S AND CAMPBELL'S TRUCK —Union Ticket Office * half of the hard-hitting match straight year. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★"A *★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 10 State News. Fast I Michigan Monday, April 28, 1969 STATF NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Want Ads Deliver Results . . . .But Every Want Ad User Knows That! 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"There is more than the 487 5753 485-8836 I better chance in my NUC. urged the crowd to "Since the program was set up or 351-0127 2-4 29 nave a £gke ROTC program concerned' ROTC DIAMOND BARGAIN Wedding and en¬ class than in my poi- action over the ROTC issue by the Morrill Act people s American society is oriented iti «l science class." Ron He called for students to stop ideas have changed, it is up toward the military and corp¬ gagement ring sets Save 50 per LesSuck. Huntington. N.Y.. jun- the University in the best way to the administration to change cent or more Large selection of orate organization." Freed¬ ioi. said. possible and to refuse to go the laws concerning the pro¬ GIRL WANTED to share luxury, plain and fancy diamonds $25-150. man pointed out. furnished. East Lansing apartment WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE Vou'll see less blatant pro- to classes on May 1 in com¬ gram here to meet the ideas Private For Sale 509 East Michigan 485-4391 C WHEN FRIENDS ask. there is no to¬ of the time.'- "It is this attitude that al¬ room, fireplace 332-0662 morrow Alwavs todav. AGR s Love pjiflnda in an ROTC class than memoration of May Day. lows the 5-4 28 in most of "The law that provided for Akatiff said that he thought ROTC program to VACUUM CLEANERS (used) Kir- FORMALS: Blue size 7; two Kelly and Mariiyn 14 28 vour classes." Mike green SUMMER SUBLEASE 1 block from bys. Hoovers. Rainbow Rex-aires. there was very good chance Electrolux $7 88 and up (Guaran¬ Berkev 4-man Air-conditioned 351- that ROTC will be changed teed) DENNIS DISTRIBUTING, 316 3791 5-4 28 TV. 19" Silvertone portable with to credit program N. Cedar Opposite City Market. C a no but instant-on Chamberlain Very good shape $75 that the University will Call 351-7163 CONGRATULATIONS LARRY and re¬ 5-4 30 EAST near LANSING campus duplex Furnished, Available for summer OLYMPIA PORTABLE typewriter, Bill' can't Did someone say that play ball? Joycie men 1-4 28 Campus recruitment sist its abolition. President Adams, who at¬ tended the rally, said that if (continued from page one) participate in due process of or longer 332-0425 3-4 28 model 9 $85 or best offer Hansche SIAMESE KITTENS Chocolate point Real Estate (Continued from page one) to the faculty committee that students feel that the program law. and because we cannot 332-5775 3-4 29 Affectionate. housebroken Call Spiking in favor of open re¬ not all police administration should be changed, there are AVAILABLE NOW until fall term after 6 p.m 337-0648 3-4 30 OKEMOS: 3 bedroom brick front ef Ji ment. George Bishop. graduates who use the Place¬ channels to work through tolera|p this blatant double stan¬ Furnished for 6 students $12 week¬ ranch 1*2 baths, fireplace Custom dard of justice, we concerned Ens. Lansing graduate student; ment Bureau go -into police "I have sent ly each 9 blocks to campus 332- drapes and carpeting. Full basement. requests to and distressed citizens of the 3979 after 3 p.m 3-4 29 James Goff. director and pro¬ forces. Many are employed in the Educational Policies Com¬ MSU Sixth District have no alterna¬ Large lot Bargain priced at fessor of packaging, and Rob¬ private enterprise and teaching. mittee and the Curriculum SPACIOUS. FURNISHED, fr-bedrooms PALOMINO-1967 8 x 33 2-bed- $29,500. $8,500 down Call owner tive but to initiate a recall cam 32-1017 10-5 ert Herner. asst. professor of The present racism of the Committee asking that they Near campus, for summer Call 355- room Good condition $2,900 485 horticulture, said that either all Oakland Police is paign." 0619 5-4 29 HARPSICHORDS AND Clavichords 5712 2-4 29 not so im¬ consider certain options con¬ KEYBOARD SALES. Grand Ledge BLOCK FROM Campu or no companies should be al¬ portant to Placement Bureau cerning ROTC," Adams said. Chamberlain could not be FURNISHED FOUR-Bedroom house Open Sundavs closed Saturdays. 627- CHAMPION-1967. $3250 with air Cedar School 3 bed re io1 ved to recruit on policy as the fact that by adopt¬ A campus. Movement spokesman. reached in Washington for com¬ Cose to campus Summer term Re¬ 5272 ; 627-9002 5-4 29 ive neighborhood A< conditioning Must sell Clean 2- You can't set up any cri¬ ing a selective recruiting poli¬ Dave Freedman, Vestal. N Y. duced rent Call 351-6734 Financed. Available Ai ment on these questions. Earl¬ S-4 30 bedroom home 351-5651 5-5 2 1014 teria for deciding who should cy. the University is helping senior, said that he did not ier the congressman issued a Mangold 332-0512 NEW MOON 10' x 50 in excellent and who should not recruit." it to stay racist." John Street. think that there were any ef¬ statement that the recall drive LANSING EAST side 2 and 3-bedroom homes with furniture For lease by condition Completely furnished, in¬ Herner said. The students, Metuchin. N.J.. sophomore. fective channels to change the ' be must recognized lor what June 485-4917 or 372-4747 5-4 30 cluding utility shed Available June not a committee, should decide program. it is--a political maneuver to if he will interview with a eom- A subcommittee of the stu¬ I think that the ROTC pro¬ take maximum advantage of a THREE-BEDROOM home for rent 1224 I' x 45 MARLETTE on East Lan TRADE OR SELL Lake dent affairs committee will gram will be changed but not situation. North Grand River. Lansing $175 Michigan r nonth Call 882-0185 15-5 14 sing lot. An exceptional buv Call 337 .Ralph Turner, professor of consider the presentations this through the channels 2082 3-4 30 police administration, and Ar¬ week and present its find¬ Freedman stressed that the Efforts thur Bradstatter. director of po¬ are now being made ings and proposals to the com¬ primary concern about the to lice administration, pointed out mittee Friday. present a copy of the letter 56% 3-4 28 ROTC issue is whether uni to Chamberlain VENTURA DELUXE model Mus PLUSH COUNTRY home 6 miles south see to appreciate Priced to sell 4 bedrooms. 3 fireplaces, large Flor¬ IV 9-3867 Placement GOYA GUITAR Largest model Steel 30 PAINTING AT ida room Completely furnished in¬ strings Sacrifice-$90! Nights. cludes dishes and so forth Land¬ 393-1896 1-4 28 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE1 Get scaped $400 month 351-4530 10-5 9 fast results with a low cost Clas EIGHT TRACK tape _ plavers _ - sified Ad Dial 355-8255 today' Ranger mini-8 $59 95 and up. CENTRAL MONTCALM PUBLIC Senior Lear Jet-$69 95 and up *MAIN High School Earth science, men SCHOOLS: Early and later elementary tally handicapped, type A counselor ELECTRONICS. 5558 South Penn education (B.Mi Counselor tM» Sen 1 B.M 1 Location: Saginaw sylvania. Lansing C THANKFUL' A Card of Thanks lor High School Physical education i B SKOKIE ELEMENTARY DISTRICT in the Peanuts Personal column i- Mi Location Stanton. NO 68 Early and later elementary BRING YOUR prescription to OPTI¬ an easy way to express your grat business education, me ec mmirs *B. tioti. please report to the I cement COMSTOCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Ear education. French, music (B.Mi CAL DISCOUNT. 416 Tussmg Build¬ GENERAL 12 x 60 furnished or unfur itude Come in todav to plac< Junior M Location Hart I Bit eau at LEAST TWO SCHOi DAYS elem nished On lot. Shed, underskirting y education, art High School: French, music, biologv JOHN BEW Dl ION " OKI ing Phone IV 2-4667 C-5 2 your Peanuts Personal The> mus in advance to sign up tor an interview i and educa Mi Senior Higl physical ! washing machine for $3,800 be placed in person and pre-paiii am th obtain additional information. 484-1544. 3-4 28 .an Englisl i Skok '. Ill SAGINAW ( OUNTY JUV.Nll.E >1il!*jry Obligation: Students should i B.M i SPECIAL EDUCATIO> \SSN OF LA inter Aw with COURT AND CHILDREN SERVICES: employers even though Comstock. SALLE COUNTY Systei wide Special TRAVELO 8 x 32 Excellent condi the;v i-ive not completed their military scyjlogy sociology social work■ B i INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO Pack education, elementary leai ng disorders- tion. Behind the Gables $950 for obi g^ t on Most employ aging technology (B.Mi Location: Ster¬ primary intermediate, ju or high and trailer, lot rental $40 per month VAN DYKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Ear- tod in t t befor after senior high E.M.H.. Speecr correction 351-9514 5-4 29 ling Forest. N Y led Foi LAKEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Ear school social worker pre^ iberty an<; Mav 5. V phvsK^^ educatio: speech cor recti Sticking Lost & Found ('ARE CORP HRIM. all majors of the college ot business. Nursing K M ly and later elementary education, (B M' Loca tion: Lake Odessa PETO SEED CO . INC Agricultura. post-puberty T.M.H., (B.M) Streator, 111 STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPT. OF Location Location various EDUCATION DIVISION OF VOCATION our neck LOST MOTORCYCLE helmet Thurs¬ day afternoon on Michigan Avenue FOUR WAY LODGE. INC SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. Location Torch Lake Location: Southern California. US AIR FORCE: All majors, all col¬ AL REHABILITATION: Psychology so¬ ciology. special education, sounseling Call 482-9459 2-4 29 May 6. Tuesday: leges Location: various and guidance rehabilitation counselor ' May 9. Friday ALBION PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Earlv and social work (B.M> May 7, Wednesday : Vocational educa CHEVROLET CENTRAL Office later fclementarv education, tvpe B .B ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO: AI tion (B.M) Location Michigan Personal M Junior High School General sci WEST BRANCH ROSE CITY GENERAL MOTORS CORP computer majors, all coleges. police administra¬ AREA and .■nee, social science B.M' Junior and SCHOOL science or programming, mat-ie tion. marketing iBi Location: Michigan Earlv and later elementary RENT A TV from a TV Company - Senior High School Physical education BELDING AREA SCHOOLS: Early and education Counselor M- Ele¬ $9 00 per month Call 337-1300 B.M1 Senior High School: Historv. later elementary education, mentally NEJAC TV RENTALS C mentary and Junior High School Phy¬ Kng^h home economics, mathemat handicapped (B.M' Senior High School sical education, industrial arts, home ics P-siness education iB.Mi. Location Music, mentally handicapped, remedial economics i B.M» System-wide All spe¬ CHEVROLET (ENTRAL OFFICE PROGRAMMER with 3.000 hours of GENERAL MOTORS CORP Indusina reading, business education (B.M) Lo cial education B.M' I-ocation West paid experience on CDC at MSI Compare Our BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS cation: Belding. Branch security Junior High School correction. 'B.M' Counselor 'B' Junior Art. English. Spanish Latin, music and Senior High School: Mentally handi TERM PAPERS thesis manuscripts .nd AB negative $10 00 O negative you to compare Northwind general typing IBM Selectric <12 00 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY phvsical education, general science, math capped (B.M' Senior High School: En¬ ematics. home economics 'B.M' Junior glish, German, physical education, math with any other student JANET. 337 2603. 20-5 5 3LOOD CENTER. 507'i E Granc and Senior High School: Latin French. ematics. industrial arts < B.M1 Loca¬ general science, mathematics. tiiver. East Lansing Above the new tion Flint apartment. ANN BROWN Typist and multilith "ampus Book Store Hours 9 am arts B.M' Senior High School DECATUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Earlv arts'B.M Junior and Senior High i 30 p m Monday Tuesday and Fn i Tvpe offset printing Dissertations, theses A i B.M' Location Dowagiac 'B.M' Type A. < B.M Senior High School Reserve your fall term apartment now University Villa manuscripts general typing IBM lay. i 30 Wednesdav and Thursday. 12 EVANSTON ELEMENTARY Locat i Deca economics ' B.M ■ Location Dearb 19 years experience 332-8384 p.m 337-7183 ( JOHN BEAN DIVISION FMC Princeton Arms ( SCHOOLS Early and later elementary FLINT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Ear All majors of the college of hi education, physical education, mentally ly and later elementary education, art Only $60.00 Beechwood BARB1 MEL Tvping multili WANTED HIP and physically handicapped, remedial music, acoustically, mentally physically B.Mi Location Lansing No job ROMULUS COMMUNITY s. || too large or too reading, speech correction, social worker handicapped, maladjusted, remedial read 2-3-4 Man Units Block off campus 332-3255 'B.M' Junior High School Historv ing. speech correction. iB.M' Junior Mw French. German. Spanish, music, phys and Senior High School: English, phys $50 per man — 4 ma ical education mathematics, mentally Junior High SHainl general science H. Mi Junior alb Senior High School $67.50 per man— 3 ma matics. social science, mentally handi¬ physically, visually handicapped, indus Mathematics, and Science or health, capped, industrial arts (B.M>. Location: trial arts, remedial reading 'B.Mi Lo Rental office 635 Abbott Evanston. 111. cation: Flint industrial arts 'B.M Senior High School Social studies English chemistry mal¬ FOWLERVILLE COMMUNITY GOBLES PUBLIC SCHOOLS Early Halstead adjusted. remedial reading speech cor MATURE DOCTORAL SCHOOLS Early and later elementary and later elementary education. 'B.Mi Model student and Apartment Open Daily 9-5; Weekends By Appointment Management Co. education, (B.M) Junior High School Senior High School English French, Contact: Northwind Management, 2771 Northwind Drive family desire 2. 3 bedroom house nostician. type A ' B.M Location Hom- WANTED-1956 DeSot cuplex within 3 miles campus Lease Special education 'B.M' Junior and Sen¬ mathematics Coaching. Coach, athletic Phone: 337-0636 351-7910 .tune 1.351-6417. ior High School English social studies. director coach, industrial arts iB.M' 3-4 29 WILDLIFE CAMPING INC Park Location Gobies. Senior HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Ear management (December. March and High School French English. June 1970 grads only Iv and later elementary education B B- Locati STUDENT SUMMER EMPLUVMENT iB.Mi Location: Fowlerville GRAND BLANC BOARD OF EDUCA PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Growing Midwestern ffrni is interviewing for full time summer positions for men TION Early and later elementary edu¬ cation. art. counselor, music, physical education, mentally handicapped, speech correction, visiting teacher, emotionally Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. and women students. Part time positions disturbed, school nurse (B.M> Junior STATE NEWS will bill you later. High School: Music, language arts, gen¬ during the school sessions are also avail¬ eral science, language arts social stud¬ able. Various positions are available through¬ ies i B.M' Junior and Senior High School out most of the states as well as locally. Art. mathematics, business education, industrial arts < B.M i Senior High School Automobiles are required^ No college major Journalism. English. French. Spanish. requirements. Meaninglu experience and Speech, physical science. (B.M) Loca- substantial financial re.u-vns. Base salary with commissions, ?chohpr^hips, and account Location Galesburg (continued from page one > L ANSE CREUSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS options are available. Consecutive Dates to Run . Early and later elementary education In September 1968, I asked for an educational assistance allow¬ physical education, mentally handicap¬ ance from the Veterans Administration. The University branch ped visiting teacher (B.M) Junior Hijh Heading ___ SUMMER INCOME AVERAGES School Home economics, general sci¬ of VA said the Detroit office will send me forms but I've Print Ad Here: . ence. mathematics! B.M i Junior ard been waiting over a month. Can Spartacuss help.' Herbert Senior High School: Mathematics (B.Mi. Pardula, East Lansing graduate student. $1850 Senior High School German. Spanisi. ♦ Mr. Bacalis of the Detroit branch of VA looked into this for biology, mathematics, physical science, visiting teacher, industrial arts (B.Mi Spartacuss. and said your file was activated March 5th and Location Mt Clemens the papers should be forthcoming. He said he thought the $700 Base Salary Minimum Guarantee LTV ELECTRO SYSTEMS INC, MEMCOR DIVISION-COURTER OP¬ problem was that the University was-slow in sending your stu¬ Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. dent certification. ERATION Electrical engineering kB M. INTERVIEW*; HELD: Location: BoyneCity RETAIL CREDIT COMPANY, INC I'm a senior and next year I'd like to have a seat in section 10S, 10 Words or Less: Monday & T uesday, ^Ap'ri I 28 & 29 Economics, general business administra. row four, reserved for me at the football games. When do re¬ tion. personnel administration iffv Lo¬ Over 10 Words Add: 6:00 p.m and 1:00 p.m. cation: Detroit or Lansing served tickets to on sale? Randy Johnson, Sparta senior. Those who reserved seats last year have the first chance on □ □ INN AMERICA—2736 \\. Grand River SAGINAW BOARD OF EDUCATION Early and later elementary education, this year's reserved tickets. New applications will be taken I to: Michigan State News mentally handicapped type A, remedial June 1. However, it is impossible to arrange reserved section 346 Student Services Bldg. reading, speech correction (B.M1 Coun¬ and seat numbers. Reserved tickets will be S.'tn 00 tor n \i MSU East Lansing, Mich. DIAMOND CRAFT COMPANY selor home ior B Junior High School Speech, economics High School (B.M) Junior and Sen¬ Industrial arts (B.Mi. fall (five home gamesi. Tickets are mailed in September to decrease the cMnr-* !osifg fhc 1 before th° se-.- • I \\ 12 Michigan State NVws f ar1 1. Monday, April 28, 1969 Student-legislator By SHARON TEMPLETON Slate News Staff Writer Beuer communication be¬ change opinions on current issues.'" Divelv said. 'Our aim is not to preach or Board, said. "The only problem is that it is being held in the Most important is that stu- dents come." he added. "Any the world we live in and is inter- ested in being informed will Steffanoff Lounge." student that is concerned about benefit from the dialogue. tween students and legisla- 1 1. cture. but to listen to the views If legislators really want to tors is the goal of The For c ! students.'* he added "The stu¬ talk to students, they will have urn. a dialogue campaign be¬ ginning Thursday at MSI' dent is important and his con¬ cern is genuine ." to go to he explained. the residence halls, ^ it's what's ^ > mi 'The purpose of the campaign Divelv explained that stu¬ Several legislators will be is to establish rapport between dents are not the only persons present at the first meeting of the legislators and the college concerned with social issues. "The Forum" 8 p.m. Thursday community." Fat Laughlin. a Legislators also ask them¬ Laughlin said it will be an in¬ member of the Minority Leader's selves. Why are we fighting formal meeting to set up goals Committee, said wars, what is the cause of stu¬ and determine what the students Legislators and students will dent unrest, what are the rea¬ want to discuss. meet bimonthly in the Steffanoff sons for racial strife, he said. "Later meetings will introduce The Critical University will meet at 8 tonight on the second floor of the Union Lounge of the Student Services Through The Forum stu¬ representatives who are author¬ Bldg to discuss issues of inter dents will be able to see what we ities on each subject that we are The Russian and East European Studies Group will hold an organizational est to students such as the draft, look like and why we do what discussing." he said. meeting at 8 tonight in 38 and 39 Union. It will be open to those who wish to be involved next year Refreshments will be served narcotics and campus unrest. we are doing." he added Bet¬ The Forum is aimed at ter communications will forward enable Telephone pole correcting distorted images that us to move together students and legislators have of to solve social problems " blocks pavement each other. Laughlin said We.- Several students have come SPARKS. Nev (AP> too often are faced with an Im¬ to us to suggest a student-legis¬ A contractor widened and age scrimmage" in which it is lator discussion group.'' Divelv paved a street but someone The MSU Folklore Society w it 7 30 tonight at The Joint hard to identify with anvthing said The Forum' will join forgot to tell the telephone elevan! the various committees into The MSU Soaring Club will meet at 7 30 company. Its poles now form Men s I M Discussion and arrangements one with legislators Michael Divelv R Tra¬ acting as the Foru m organize Hep verse City who organized the liaison." neat I rows in the new didn't authorize paving asphalt Ionia Airport will be conducted campaign at the request of sev¬ Student reaction appears to of that street." said Calvin Underground Theatre will meet at 9 tonight in Union Parlor A Pat Laugh I in, a m\ and Rep. Mike D vely, R- eral MSF students, emphasized favor the dialogue if it remains Dodson. city public works di- T raverse City, disci 3S plcns •'Foru ion dialogue betw- >en state the need lor better student-leg¬ open-minded and objective. legislators and M'SU students. to afford greater rapport islator communication. Basically, the dialog is a fine "He is pretty agitated about between students and r.logui and admirable idea. Tom Sam- My colleagues and I want to this." said City Manager ; ohoto by Jerry McAlliste hear the ideas of students and et. chairman of the ASMSC John Brooke. Meet the bookbag v if? I - N 1 Kersten Hirsch models the "MSU Spaghetti Lorraine Leonowich holds one section of the Smock" submitted by JASU Senior Monroe Davis. raft she made out of book bags. Miss Leono¬ of '6 book bags, Davis said the smock can "be utilized as a type wich said the book bag is excellent raft materi¬ > ho'ds. Ra ■sat. Miss Brown of bib for children who are rather sloppy al because it is a-i oil product,highly buoyant, nplete *itr about with low density and high mass and consequent¬ consuming spaghetti and other dishes, or by MSU students who have trouble getting food ly floats like a cork. Other ideas include a pillow, into their mouth." tablecloth, shower curtain, kite, and a helium fi I led bal loon. BOOKSTORE MSU Bookstore Hours Spartan Spirit Sho:> Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 to 5:30 in the Center for Interna