WASHINGTON embattled ROTC is fall ROTC (AP) -- The losing strength this force. losing strength relying on an all-volunteer armed the ROTC are better motivated and will make better officers when they on committee which studied the whole program recently took the position college that it is vital to national security. demonstrations and faculty designed unwelcome. to show campuses that meetings ROTC is State, Case Western Reserve, Colorado, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Nebraska, Cornell, Syracuse, St. Lawrence, Rensselaer on campuses all across the Interviews with ROTC officials and enter the armed services after country. students at 57 colleges and universities graduation. Obviously it would have a key role in A total of 44 of the 57 colleges and Polytechnic Institute, Buffalo, and coast to coast showed the downward The an all-volunteer military. universities surveyed by the AP Union. Pentagon will not have An Associated Press survey trend in enrollments also has been That committee has recommended registered drops in ROTC enrollment. Reporting increases were University indicates composite figures for ROTC a main reason for this drop in Reserve influenced strongly by shifts from enrollment for the 1969-70 academic 21 different measures for Six reported increases and seven of Southern California, Utah, St. Officer Training Crops enrollments is strengthening the ROTC, including reflected a mixed trend. Joseph College, Villanova, Houston required to voluntary ROTC programs year before the end of this month, but the Nixon Administration's plan to officials expect some more scholarships and higher student The 44 registering enrollment and Ohio University. and by withdrawal of academic credit dropoff. limit the draft. for ROTC payments, and steps to give the decreases: Those with both increases and courses. They may be surprised by the extent of some of the reductions, which in universities a greater role in overseeing Arkansas, Stanford, Mississippi, decreases in different units are the Underlying all this, and often More students apparently are the programs. Iowa, Washington, Illinois, Southern University of Virginia, UCLA, Hawaii, providing the wellspring, is an some cases run in the 70 per cent gambling that the Selective Service will acknowledged opposition to the The 57 colleges and universities Methodist, Bowdoin, Maine, Colby, Brigham Young University, Rochester, pass them by as draft calls decrease: Vietnam war, antimilitary protests and Of special significance is a covered in the AP survey represent a Creighton, Richmond, Massachusetts, University of California and Ohio the administration restricts callup marked a hostile atmosphere summed decrease in many institutions sampling of the 364 institutions having Seattle, Utah State, Idaho, Alabama, State. up by of the vulnerability to 19-year-olds and one coed's assertion that "ROTC has number of freshmen signing up for ROTC units. Northwestern Indiana, Oregon. Some of the deepest declines have perhaps switches to a lottery system. Only three universities-Harvard, Arizona, Arizona State, Drake, occurred this fall in schools which no place in the academic world." ROTC. This has ominous implications for Dartmouth and Columbia-have gone abandoned required ROTC, sometimes Some ROTC Dept. heads look for The armed services now draw more Pennsylvania Temple, LaSalle, Drexel President Nixon's long-range objective far to under campus pressure. the silver lining, saying that those than half of their regular officers from so as eject ROTC, but on many Tech, Spring Hill, Idaho State, Ohio with the draft and students who do choose to stick with the ROTC and a special Pentagon campuses there have been student Wesleyan, Rice, Northeastern, Kent (please turn to page 9) Monday We. MICHIGAN c Cooler TATE NEWS . . . celebrate the past . . . awaken the future. to STATE and around clearing 52. with Continued a high cool -John F. Kennedy UNIVERSITY tonight and tomorrow. Vol. 62 Number 62 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 13, 1969 Soyuz 8 expected to join Soviet space linkup today MOSCOW (AP)--A second Soyuz The Bochum Observatory in West crew--Tanjug called them "space spacecraft hurtled into space Sunday to Germany said it expects the Soviet Union constructors"- to weld with an opportunity join one already in orbit, establishing a to launch Soyuz 8 today, with the parts of Soyux 7 and 8 together under Soviet record with five rookie cosmonauts instrument system and implements for difficult conditions of weightlessness. simultaneously circling the earth. establishing the space station. Earlier Tass reported the craft is carrying Semi-official sources said a third manned Bochum Director Heinz Kaminski said craft would be launched today in a welding equipment. the orbits of Soyuz 6 and 7 would only The informants also have hinted that a program to construct the world's first remain stable for 8 or 10 days, limiting the permanent platform in orbit could be space platform. experiment to that time unless the orbits visited at will, with old crews being relieved Soyuz 7, with three cosmonauts aboard, are changed. Tanjug said it expects the or. in the absence of anybody on board, was launched from the Baikonur experiment to last a week. scientific instruments checked. Cosmodrom at 6:45 a.m. EDT- Tass reported Soyuz 6 and 7 were in a The Soviets never announce the mission approximately 24 hours after the launching "group flight" around the earth. Tanjug of space of Soyuz 6 with a two-man crew. flights in advance, so they don't said the two craft had established a have to report failure if desired results are The official Soviet news agency Tass "dependable, mutual connection," but it not achieved. reported both spacecraft were working well did not elaborate. Tass said Soyuz 7 was commanded by and the crews felt fine. It gave no The obvious intentional "leaks" to news Air Force Lt. Col. Anatoly Filipchenko, at information about what is planned next, agencies by semi-official sources indicate but sources said a Soyuz 8 would be Soyuz 6 might provide the work launched (please turn to page 9) today with one or two men aboard. Jmt The Yugoslav news agency Tanjug, known for its reliable informants in the Soyuz cosm Soviet capital, reported a total of seven cosmonauts construction of will participate in the a space platform that, will , Standing in Moscow's Red Square before they were sent into space are the crews of Russia's Soyuz be used as an orbiting laboratory and a 6 and Soyuz 7 spacecrafts. From left to right: Anatoly Filipchenko, Vladislov Volkov and Vkotor possible launching pad for deep space Gorbatko, of Soyuz 7; and Valery Kubasov and Georgy Shonin of Soyuz 6. Soyuz 6 was launched Satur¬ probes. day, followed by Soyuz 7 on Sunday. Both spacecrafts cling the earth. Tanjug was the first news agency to predict the weekend space launches. Big Ten observes moratorium EDITOR'S NOTE: The State News senates and student governments are downtown Ann Arbor which refuse to Mondale, D-Minn., Rep. Donald Fraser Moratorium cooperated with newspapers of other Big supporting the moratorium. Some recognise the moratorium. D-Minn., and Julian Bond, Georgia state 10 universities in contributing information administrations have suggested that The University of Minnesota's legislator. for this story. The information was attendance at classes should not be taken. moratorium plans may be hindered by a Northwestern University students will compiled and written by Ira Teinowitz, At all the schools except Purdue, possible suit by the Young Americans for hear Rep. Abner Mikva, D-Ill., and Dr. 9-11 a.m. Teach-in at Fairchild Theatre. staff writer for The Daily Illini, University teach-ins will be held to discuss the war Freedom (YAF), w^o want to keep ali George Stanford, one of the first 9 John Duley, JMC: "The American Presence in Asia: Some Impressions " of Illinois. and in many, candelight rallies will be held. classes in session. opponents of the anti-ballistic missile At the University of Michigan. Robben Otherwise plans are moving into shape (ABM) system and a staff member of 9:20 John Cantlon, provost: "The Ecological Effect of the Vietnamese War." Fleming, university president, has witii a rally at the u. ion followed by a Argonne National Laboratory, at a seminar From using a football stadium for a rally march to the federal suggested professors not take attendance rfice building in Wednesday morning. 9:40 Harold Johnson, JMC: "Self-Determination for Southeast Asia: Problems of 50,000 people to just leafleting the that day. The faculty senate at the school Minneapolis. The Vete. >s for Peace will After a non-denominational religious and community, students in the Big Ten Prospects." has supported the moratorium. hold a ceremony for t-> >se killed in service, at noon, Staughton Lynd, universities will observe the Oct. 15 The Ann Arbor campus is the focus of Vietnam and clergy will he a requiem at controversial history professor at Roosevelt 10 A1 Vietnam war protest in a number of ways. Hurwitz, Center for Urban Affairs: "War and Racism." statewide activity. Following a morning the building. University who made an illegal trip to teach-in, students will march to the A leaflet campaign will begin throughout Nortli Vietnam, will speak on the meadow 10:20 Arnold The students Paul, history: "Vietnam, the Constitution and the Presidency." are joining in a national football stadium where an estimated Minneapolis and St. Paul at noon and near campus. Students will also hear a movement to show their support for an recorded 50,000 people will hear speakers including during the afternoon there will be a message from Sen. Eugene 10:40-11:20 Panel discussion: "Alternatives to the Warfare State." Clyde Morris immediate end to the war by a moratorium Rennie Davis and David Dellinger of the teach-in on campus. Students attending a McCarthy, D-Minn., at that time. communications: "New Steps to Control the Panel: Duley, Hurwitz,Johnson. on business as usual on that day. Chicago 8. rally on the steps of the state capitol During the evening they will either Paul. In many of the schools, the faculty Students will also picket businesses in attend a concert by Pete Seeger or Wednesday night will hear Sen. Walter join 9-10:30 Beaumont Tower, The Street Corner Society presents: 'The Peace University of Chicago students in a march down Chicago's Michigan Avenue. People." J. Noon Roscoe Miller, Northwestern's 11:30a.m.-1 p.m. Rally at Auditorium Huber chancellor, announced last week that Committee though it was up to the individual teachers to decide whether to call off class, teachers should tell students if class would be held and not take attendance. Speakers: Congressman Donald W. Riegle, Jr.. R-Mich. Sen. Philip A.Hart, D-Mich. Acting President Adams Indiana University plans call for a Moderator: Tom Samet, ASMSU chairman. investigation The investigators will also speak with A major pari of the study will be memorial service for war dead, a city-wide canvass to determine citizens' the war, a teach-in, a across campus and a rally. Byrum E. Carter, chancellor opinions of candelight procession Afternoon 1-3 p.m. interviews with approximately 2.000 of the Peace Walk to the State Capitol (leaves from Auditorium). Tom Samet, ASMSU board chairman, students and 500 faculty, including editors university, has said that teachers should 3 Rally at State Capitol. Milton B. Dickerson, vice president for conduct classes as usual. But the Acting President Adams, faculty, of student newspapers, college presidents, Faculty Speakers students and student , fairs: and student and facull Council pa ,od motion administrators will meet d<. of students, specific campus leaders a supporting Sen. Coleman Young, D-Detroit. repres< stu >nt today and Tuesday with a team of t i.d.>ni . one* from the student ./;)•. to stay away and asking Rep. Jackie Vaughan, III, D-Detroit. The Sena., con •.*, , h s. i faculty members not to investigators working for the Special , penalize Zolton Ferency, Democratic candidate for governor, 1966. Robert J Huber. K iroy, and comr.ionlv Senate Committee to Investigate Colleges • ubir said this summer that one of thr non-attending students. Sen. Basil Brown, D-Highland Park. referred to as the Huber Committee, was Though Edwin Young, and universities. biggest problems his committee is facing is University of Blanche Martin, trustee. Adams said he will established due to "all this activity on the Wisconsin chancellor, said he did "respond to some the suspicions of all concerned. not Moderator: Jim Harrison, chairman of college campuses," Huber said. Ingham County Democrats. general questions" from the investigators Much of its $50,000 appropriation "rom "Academicians were suspicious of the (please turn to page 9) today, but will speak on no particular 2-12 p.m. Albatross Coffeehouse legislators, the students were suspicious of topic. the state has been used for hiring of a staff the academicians, the legislators were Film: "Vietnam-A Case of Intervention." The Street Corner Society presents: of people from various universities to suspicious of the academicians and the "The Peace People." conduct the investigations. The investigative teams and the Higher academicians were suspicious of the student.s-everyone was suspicious of one Parking permits Evening 8-12 p.m. Rock Concert at Union Ballroom Education Executive Associates (an another," Huber said. The Student Traffic Appeals Court organization that provides problem solv iug On the MSU campus, James Crate reminds all students that possessors of X Ormandy. specialists to universities) are making tin ed ! or-in-chief of The State News, and prefix parking permits with an orange Francis X and the Bushman. studies for the committee because "we Charles Larrowe, economics professor, background are to park in Lot Y, not Lot Back Street. senators are not experts in this field, we have dec'ined an invitation to appear X. Violators will be ticketed. If you have The Street Comer Society presents: "The Peace People." couldn'tconduct this kind of in-depth study before the investigating team because they any questions about the status of 3ft|}ir The Vietnam moratorium is sponsored by: THe Student-Faculty Coalition tc that we needed without the expertise thesi doi't want to lend any credence to the permit, call the Dept. of Public Safety, for End the War Now. people have," Huber said. clarification. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 13, 1969 Vegas riots blamed LAS VEGAS, NEV. (AP) - "Look, man, look at me" said young black Leonard Polk. "I got district attorney's office called the second death justifiable homicide. on frustration But Polk, Scafe and other young black men say that work for most blacks generally means a Polk, who was arrested for investigation of a Mayor Oran Gragson says his policemen are service job requiring little or no skill. Many wounded in Vietnam. But for what? I can't get no job. I can't get no education. I can't get curfew violation, said he feels the frustration of good ones, and he cited their calm during the young blacks say they're lucky to make $100 a unemployment is sharpened by "bugging" by disturbance. A police spokesman said officers week. anything." Blacks number 30,000 in At Clark County Jail, Polk spoke of the police. fired only one shot all week, and hit no one. this city of 160,000. "The police," he said in an interview, "they "Any qualified Negro can get a job in Las TTie states says 18 per cent of the black men are frustration which other young blacks say caused violence last week in this city of fun and fantasy. know I'm a nobody, and they don't want me Vegas," said a spokesman for the Resort Hotel unemployed. The national average is 10 per cent. around. They see me on the street, and they ask Assn. For instance, he said, casinos owned by Another 15 per cent of the black men work The violence began seven days ago after a confrontation between a black taxi driver and why. They keep pushing, man. And it's the construction tycoon Del Webb have a training only part-time, the state figures show. bugging - always bugging - that begins to get to program for blacks. All this means frustration, said Municipal Court two black policemen. It rumbled for three days and nights through the city's predominantly you." "If you can't make it here, you can't make it Judge Robert Mullen, a black who agreed to drop Howard Scafe, 22, kitchen worker and father nowhere in the world," said Deedee Cotton, an all curfew violation charges in return for a black west side, several miles from The Strip and its glittering casinos. of two, also arrested for curfew violation, attractive black cocktail waitress. "I don't care promise that the violence would cease. It left two persons dead, 41 injured and 137 lamented, "They forget. We're people too. So what your color is. Baby, all you need is some "All these frustrations build up," Mullen said. arrested. Police counted 50 instances of property we're black. But goddam, we're people." gumption because the action is out there." "Somebody's going to have to pay attention." Police and the Resort Hotel Assn., a group of damage totaling thousands of dollars. One of the dead was an elderly, white owners of the casinos where blacks want door-to-door salesman, shot and left lying in the high-paying jobs, deny they discriminate against street. The other was a black man shot by a black security guard as he fled a restaurant with a sack full of whiskey. Police made no arrests in the first death. The blacks. "What those kids uniforms embody see - and hate uniform," said under sheriff Lloyd Bell. "The -- all the don'ts of the is the Soc. Sci. initiates tailor-made particular area within the The MDP program allows program. The staff consists of 11 concentration in the general advisers on assistantships. social sciences, alone or with The war against emphasis "Faculty are often too involved on pre-law or impersonalization is on. The in teaching and research to secondary education. Two Social Science Multi-Disciplinary Program (MDP), (formerly the spend great amounts of time on disciplines are elected within the social sciences and one in High walk student advising. Graduate any divisional social science major) students, whose only work area within the College of Social Construction has reached the skeletal stage on the has introduced tailor-made function is to advise, can spend Science, College of Arts and new MSU Life Science Bldg. The builders had advising to combat the problem. more time with a student Letters or College of Natural better work fast or it will be awfully airy there The program, a liberally Science. Eighteen credit hours t^is winter, developing academic programs," oriented social science must be accumulated in each John Hudzik, administrative State News Photo by Bob Ivin curriculum, allows students to discipline. Asst., said. design programs to meet their The advisers meet regularly own needs. Students receive a with the students, developing a broad liberal education, not limited to technical training. program tailored to the students' HEW INVESTIGATION The times they have a-changed. Students are prepared for desires. "The students will learn how to make themselves saleable admittance to graduate or Pray for FDA' signs say; items, to graduate schools and With the release of Nashville ful rock groups to emerge professional schools or various employers," Hudzik said. Skyline, Bob Dylan changed during these Dylan years— employment opportunities. In a large university, when a To accommodate 2,400 his voice, and changed his The Hollies. need for letters of students federal agency in trouble Words And Music By Bob effectively and recommendation arrives, it is a message. And most rock critics eliminate the problem of chore to find someone who agree that it signals the end Dylan is an album in every students graduating with only a actually knows you. In the new of one era.The beginning sense of the word. hodgepodge of courses, the MDP advising program, it is of another. It's a collection of mem¬ advisory staff was forced to hoped student-adviser relations WASHINGTON (AP)-Stickers reorganization of procedures and busy shaping a rescue plan The new Hollies album lets ories of a time and a place specialize. will develop, allowing the adviser urging concerned citizens to personnel in the Food and Drug expected to be announced this Each MDP major is assigned an week, perhaps Monday. us sit back and reflect on what to be chief of "Pray for FDA" surfaced the Administration." you'll probably want to return adviser a source specializing in a recommendations. same day last week Secretary This unhappy picture of a The agreed theme of FDA has gone down in the Sixties. to, time and time again, turmoil is this: the agency is in years to come. Robert H. Finch promised to government agency racked with And what may come from it internal disputes and facing a lurching defensively from crisis lower the boom on his Food and all in the Seventies. crisis of confidence emerged to crisis; aggressive initiatives the hollies 10% OFF on Drug Administration (FDA). The album is a cross The goal of the Secretary of from extensive interviews with against unsafe and ineffective section of Dylan's music, *9 DYLAN Health, Education and Welfare present and past FDA officials. drugs, adulterated foods, Labor and Finch's top lieutenants are harmful pesticides and suspect from his Peter, Paul & Mary (HEW) is clear: "substantial food additives largely lapsed days ("Blowin' In The Wind" 1% OFF on with the departure more than a and "Quit Your Lowdown year ago of go-go Commissioner Ways") to just before Gas James L. Goddard. The list of causes runs from a Skyline ('The Mighty Quinn" and "This Wheel's On Fire"). For Students And Faculty ^Penguin Reports | business orientation Republican White House to the resurgence in the of cautious, old-guard All songs are performed by one of the most distinctive -r**...**..**.. TROWBRIDGE Wjth M.S.U.-I.D. on at C/ltAtU Tom Schildhammer and Brian 0-7:25-9: Grabert, co-directors of the program, have been hard at work throughout the summer and the beginning of fall term to contract speakers the student "Wildly n body would be interested in ARLO hearing. GUTHRIE When the Great Issues program "LAST SUMMER' Stuttgart ,n Mi brings a speaker to MSU, they w \ Doug Clark RESTAURANT" Fri. & Sat. COLOR by DeLt Plus Fun Cartoon University Theatre / jA 1 Ballet Next?Kein Dullea in DE SADE The Performing Arts Company tryouts for "Dutchman" by LeRoi Jones For Production Tues., Oct. 14 - "The Taming of the Shrew" (Series B) Nov. 4-14 (replaces "IN WHITE AMERICA") UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM - 8:15 P.M. Reserved Seats: $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 ARENA THEATRE MSU students $1.00 with validated I.D. Must show No under 18 I.D. with Ticket at door. one 7:30 p.m. DAILY AT 1 3:1 5-5:30-7:30 & 9:45 P.M. Oct. 13 TONIGHT AT 7 Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket & 9:30 P.M. office - Union Building ALL STUDENTS WELCOME 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 13, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Call in your "TREASURE CHEST" Ad TODAY - 355-8255. c\«ss!£fD 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING fay Phil hank Employment For Rent BUICK CONVERTIBLE 1961. OLDSMOBILE 1959. Excellent RN, LPN with medication course, BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 Excellent mechanical condition. condition. New carburator. $150. needed part-time 3 to 11:30 bedroom apartment, FOR RENT p.m., Must sell immediately. 332-3866. 351-5516. 3-10/13 11 to 7:30 a.m. Apply Provincial furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, or 3-10/13 House. Call Mrs. Parker 12 month leases. Call 337-0511. OLDSMOBILE 1963, Starfire. Clean, 332-0817. 110-10/17 Corner of Haslett and Hagadorn CHEVROLET BELAIR 1965, V-8, tachometer, power. $650, or best Roads. 24-10/31 • AUTOMOTIVE automatic, power steering, radio, offer. 489-3751, ext. 376, or • EMPLOYMENT snow tires. $795. Call 355-8043. 351-4233. 5-10/14 6 Guys and 5 Gals • FOR RENT 4-10/13 Needed to fill single • FOR SALE OLDSMOBILE 1962, Super 88. vacancies at 731 CHEVROLET 1967, 2-door hardtop, NEED A part time time job? With • LOST «. FOUND Power steering and brakes, air (walk to campus) APARTMENT, 2-man. Available Impala. V-8, automatic, power flexible working hours? Earn as conditioning. $395. 677-2002. immediately. 126 Milford Street. steering, brakes. New tires. Take much as $200 per week. Call Luxurious completely 3-10/15 Furnished, parking. Phone • PEANUTS PERSONAL over payments, balance due, 677-5312. 5-10/14 furnished & carpeted apts. 484-1579 days: evenings, • REAL ESTATE $1,384.90. Phone Credit Manager, Swimming pool & fully 372-5767 or 351-4627. 10-10/22 IV 9-2379. 0-10/17 OLDSMOBILE 1962, F-85, • SERVICE V-8 WAITRESSES FOR our Rathskeller. equipped party-game room. standard shift. Runs good. New • TRANSPORTATION Some experience necessary. Full See model at 731 Burcham CORVAIR 1962, 4-door Monza. tires, many extras. $295. p YOUNG MARRIED couple. Two • WANTED or part-time. Apply in person Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. bedroom. All utilities paid. Call Automatic. Dependable 372-8080, ask for Mr. Moore. Coral Gables, East Lansing. (Model phone 351-7212) 332-1230. 2-10/13 transportation. $295 cash. Call 5-10/13 5-10/15 DEADLINE 337-1580. 3-10/14 OPEL Rallye 1968. 102 71 I East h.p., WANTED Apartments 4-speed. Undercoated. Call Barry. HOUSEKEEPER/ 1 P.M. one class day be* DODGE 1963 Dart. Excellent 71 ! Burcham 351-9086. 5-10/13 babysitter for faculty couple. fore publication. mechanical condition. $240. Or New deluxe 1-bedroom Immediately. 5 days a week. Own best offer. 351-7234. 4-10/14 furnished 2 3 Cancellations - 12 noon one transportation. Near MSU. NOW WINTER and spring. 2 3 or man PORSCHE 1969 Avenger, GT-12, all or class day before publica¬ Experience with children required. man apartment. Beal Street. $180. apartments.Available now new Porsche components, 4-speed, FORD 1960. 6 cylinder, automatic, Call 1-5 p.m. 353-4385, after 5 351-1246. 3-10/15 for 9-month or l-year leases. tion. AM/FM, SW radio, silver metallic, radio. Good tires, clean, runs well. p.m. 351-9460. 1-10/13 489-9651 351-3525 new 185x15 radial tires. 500 miles $135. 355-9913. 3-10/16 CAMPUS NEAR: Furnished cn car since built. Cost $4,750 to living PHONE build, will sell for $4,250. Call GRAD. STUDENT: Part time room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Call FORD 1965 4-door, 6 cylinder, ED 2-5374. 5-10/17 Hous 351-3954 after 5 p.m. 3-10/13 instructing in Data Processing. Call 355-8255 automatic. Good condition. $300 Mr. Schuch, 677-3481. 1-10/13 or best offer. 393-3187. 2-10/13 WOMEN STUDENTS: Large home. 1964 RAMBLER Station Wagon. 6 RATES cylinder, stick shift $300. Excellent location. Kitchen, FORD GALAXIE, 1962. S-90 parking, laundry. 332-1918. 372-8097 or 882-2810. 5-10/13 I day S 1.50 Honda. 489-1842, 1124 Lincoln NORTHWINO 2-10/13 15^ per word per day Avenue, Lansing. 5-10/15 SUNBEAM ALPINE 1967. Rebuilt FARMS 3 dovs HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED J4.00 engine, 3 new tires. Mechanically Faculty Apartments or 13 1/21 per woru per oay excellent condition. RECEPTIONIST-Bookkeeper in law engaged? Tell it to the world with $1050. 5 days $6.50 372-8097, or 882-2810. 5-10/13 office to handle telephone calls J51-7880 an WHOSE. announcement in WHO'S and receptionist duties. General Only $1.00- pre-paid. 13< per word per day Room 245 Student Services. bookkeeping. Typing and SOUTH SIDE 4 room, one bedroom. STATION WAGON, 1964, Plymouth (based on 10 words shorthand required. R>r further per ad) Automatic, power steering, radio, Unfurnished apartment. Near bus information and apppointment for Complete house. 6 people. good condition. $350. Call service. 6?7-7156. 3-10/13 There will be a 50f service FORD 1967. 6 stick, radio. New interview call 372-5700. 6-10/19 355-1681 after 5 p.m. 3-10/15 Completely furnished. All utilities and bookkeeping charge if tires. Must sell. Call 694-9562. ONE GIRL needed for 3 man paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. C this ad is not paid within 3-10/14 Automotive Employment For Rent apartment in Lansing. 12 minutes TRIUMPH 1968 TR 250. Good one week. from campus. $61. Month. Car condition. Call 484-2687 or VOLVO 1961. Excellent condition. FULL TIME woman cashier. Call in SAY IT IN FRONT OF LOVE is where IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1965. 50,000 needed. 882-0897. 5-10/13 485-1111. X-10/16 The State News will be $300. Call Jim, 353-7122 or person. Prince Brother's Market, PEOPLE! Talk anbout business you find it... 337-1028. 5-10/14 555 East Grand River, East services with a Student Service responsible only for the VALIANT 1968 6 cylinder, Lansing. 3-10/13 Directory ad. Cass Judi, 355-8255 first day's incorrect inser¬ automatic, good condition. Call today for details. STEREO 101 tion. 351-3309. 3-10/14 WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in MERCURY convertible, 1965. 4 on the $1,000 bracket? We got 'em. DENTAL ASSISTANT for WXYZ FM the floor. $900. Orthodontic office. Experience NEWG.E. Portable and stands rented ACULTY APARTMENT.' 332-5711. VOLKSWAGEN MICRO bus. 1960 CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 5-10/16 East necessary. Call 482-9695, 9 to 5 only to MSU students and faculty. Unfurnished. No pets. EAST deluxe-9 passenger with radio, and Michigan Avenue, across p.m. daily. 4-10/14 LANSING snow tires. 351-9208 3-10/14 from the Post Off ice. 484-2345. C $8.84 month [including tax]. MANAGEMENT. For Sale The State News does not STATE MANAGEMENT Phone 332-2627 C MGB 1968, 17,000 miles. Wire PART-TIME employment for MSU CORPORATION, 444 Michigan 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the permit racial or religious wheels, radio. Many extras. Mint VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Engine less students during school year with Ave. 332-8687 home. Makes tapes for your car, discrimination In its ad* condition. Must sell. 355-5828. than 500 miles. Immediate sale. Auto Service & Parts Midwest's C Having Difficulty largest full-line too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up vertislng columns. The 5-10/18 351-2127 3-10/13 Finding Roommates? merchant wholesaler. Automobile V at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call RENTALS: G.E. 19" State News will not accept KALAMAZOO STREET BODY required. For further information, portable--S8 50 per month Roommate Service can South Pennsylvania, Lansi.ig. C MUSTANG. 1967, V-8. Auton advertising which discrim¬ VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Rebuilt phone THE SOCIETY inates power steering. 487-6141, engine, radio. Best offer. Call SHOP. Small dents to large including stand. Call J.R. Help you! against religion, wrecks. American and CORPORATION, 337-1349. O CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. 541 E. Grand River 238 or 882-8631. 3-10/15 355-5907. 5-10/13 foreign FENDER SUPER--Reverb, Epiphone race, color or national or¬ Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. cars. C 351-3558 • Riviera guitar. Marshall speaker igin. MUSTANG 1967, 289 3-on floor, 2628 East Kalamazoo. C cabinet. New. Excellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN 1965, One owner. Had any LOVE TV RENTALS-Students only. power steering, also snow tires. 337-1181, 351-5466. 5-10/14 Best offer. 355-6021. 2-10/14 Very clean $685. ED 2-5504, 7-10 P-m MASON BODY SHOP 812 East lately? Low monthly and term rates. Call 484-2600 TWO BEDROOM unfurnished 5-10/15 to reserve yours. BICYCLE LIKE new. Compare at Kalamazoo Street Since 1940 apartment. $130., includes MUSTANG 1^7 3 on floor, good . . STEREO 101 UNIVERSITY TV. C utilities. Damage deposit. $70, $45 or best offer. 489-3751, Automotive condition. $1175 351-3895 VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Excellent Complete auto painting and 372-7505. 4-10/15 ext. 376 or 351-4233. 5-10/14 10-10/22 engine, chrome body. Clean collision service IV 5-0256. C WXYZ FM RENT A TV from a TV AUSTINiHE ALEY Sprite, 1963. Company--$9.50 per month. Call interior. 373-5061 days. 3-10/15 Excellent condition,' needs new 337-1300. NEJAC TV RENTALS 2 or 3 of a Kind driver. 482-2845. 1-10/13 Aviation WAITRESSES • Vacancies for Guys or Gals MUSTANG 1965, Fastback 4BBL Barrel, 4-speed, heater and 289, A new position FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Full and or part time. Excellent wages benefits. Apply at the At 731 Cedar Village radio. 694-0873 X5-10/13 for LOVE... learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!!! Teakwood Lounge, 3600 South (walk to campus) Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Luxurious, completely 337-0297. 3-10/15 NOVA SPORT coupe 1963. cylinder, stick. Good Shape, c'ean. 6 STEREO 101 Logan. 882-9507. 7-10/19 SPECIAL ED. (gal's) to live with 1 GIRL 5-10/13 for 4 n $65/month. Call Ann, 351-2285. furnished & carpeted apts. Swimming pool & fully Apts. 2 Bedroom 351-1358. 3-10/13 WXYZ FM Scooters & Cycles family in Northeast Lansing. Free equipped party-game room. See model at 731 Burcham. 2 Man Apartment room and board, in YAMAHA 1969, exchange for EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your $200.00/month 250 Scrambler. Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. New. Take own fine home. New deluxe over payments, balance (Model phone 351-7212) due, $693.80. Phone Credit building. Large airy rooms. Manager, IV 9-2379. 0-10/17 Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. Colored appliances. J.R. Culver Company MAID'S-MOTEL. Full or part time Air-conditioning. Security locks. 217 Ann St. 351-8862 BMW R-50 1965. Excellent work available day or afternoon Parking. Beautifully maintained. condition. $650. Call 332-1425. shifts. No experience necessary. Select clientele. Lease. Call 3-10/15 Scheduled increases, paid 332-3135 or 882-6549 O HONDA vacation, paid sick leave. ONE BLOCK from CAMPUS 1967, 300cc, Superhawk University Inn, 1100 Trowbridge Location Important? and accessories Top condition. Road, East Lansing. 5-10/15 Low mileage $425. Call 677-0882 RIVER'S EDGE - WATER'S EDGE after 5 p.m. 5-10/15 COOKS, DISHWASHERS, busboys, PARK TRACE bellmen. All shifts. Apply in 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Apts, for rent. Ne* person Holiday Inn. North of offering 1, 2, 3, extra large bedroom furnishings and carpeting. We also have a room¬ PARKING SPACES Frandor. 10-10/13 Convenient apartments. to mate service for 1, 2, 3, or 4 persons. shopping, FOR RENT TWO (New Meridian Mall) schools, SERVICE Station attendants Res. Manager and yet providing you with Cedar Village wanted for p.m. and shifts, from 9 a.m. 6-11 p.m. Call 355 6038, - 5 an atmosphere of For Information Apt. 213 after 6 p.m. 5-10/13 uncongested freedom to live Call 332-4432 Waters Edge Apartments the way you desire - join us in Okemos, THE place to live! NEXT TO LINE UP your fall job now. Earn to Showing 10 -6 daily. Closed learn in your spare time. Car Thursday and Sunday. 10 - □no© nam una CAMPUS 12 Saturday. Phone CROSSWORD necessary. Subsidiary of Alcoa. OIQ0Q Q3EH QQG3 $ 15.00/mo. Equal Opportunity Employer. Call 332-5094. 332-5051 351-7319 for interview. C PUZZLE □BOE3EJ QSE3Q ACROSS HUG □HESUffl 1. Old sweetheart 32. Thickened fruit □□a nran aaaa 6. Errors juice □nan aaa Ham EMPLOYMENT 11. Slow trains 33. Work hard HC33QCD 003 13. Complement of 35. Shank aaao □□□□□ amortise 37. Sea bird 14. Spai 38. Notebook □□nsQBBQaans 15. Vestibule 41. Incursion uaa IICJE eihhh SECRETARY: Assist in 16. Craggy hill 43. Morning B33 SSH 0E3SE2 public relations department. 17. Kind of rummy concert Busy office requires fast, 19. Stationary 45. Day's march accurate typist with good . 20. Amassed 46. Battle cry vocabulary. $400+. Ph. 22. Eradicate 47. Scott character 485-5481 Bellinger Personnel. 24. Bib. spy 48. Pitcher room 3. Maple genus Telescope part 4. Blemish I. Hospital 27. Betrothed DOWN 5. Qualified doctors 29. Armpit 6. Canonized ). Colonnade 31. Canada BOOKKEEPER: Take person: abbr. ). Ship's timber porci curve complete, full charge of all phases. Plush office awaits !. Voyage the ideal career-minded ]. Ornamental person $450 to $600. Ph. clock THE TREASURE CHEST 485-5481 Bellinger Personnel. ). Fencing dummy i. Daily dose 3. Scoutmg group is a new column which will appear every Friday in the Classified Section of p p \. Station wagon p j. Salamander your STATE NEWS BELLI MGER >. Generous The Treasure Chest will contain items to be sold for $25.00 less. p; 5. Knack ). Chopping tool w~ or 1. Generations >. Stare open- The Cost? w. ppp mouthed S. Boy ). Heb. month Only SI .50 for a minimum of 15 words.^ ). Refute 10c for each additional word. I. Gratuity !. Hankering 1. Hair ribbon Call 355-8255 today to place an ad for your Treasure Chest item or items. DAVID H. WALDRON Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan V Monday, October 13, 1969 For Sale DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and For Sale DINETTE 5 piece $25. Sofa, $25. Peanuts Personal J.M.J. HAPPY 21st birthday. Have Service ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith WHAT'S ROTC losing strength UMG Rockers, $12-$30. Chests funl Love, "28 months." offset printing. Complete (continued from page one) engagement ring sets. Save 50 per $10440. Dressers $25. Buffet me for feeling and the uncertainty of 1-10/13 dissertations, theses, cent or more. Large selection of $20. Refrigerator $25-$80. Beds At Arkansas, the Army ROTC the draft." plain and fancy diamonds. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. which enrolled about 1,200 $20-$30. Ranges $35 $60. Many 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Col. Leroy C. Land, Army $ 2 5 $ 1 5 0. PINK DRESSES, bags of gold; we got - WILCOX cadets in 1968 was down to 616 ROTC commander at Oklahoma many items. Stop out. Bob & the best, so we've been told. SECONDHAND STORE. 509 East Michigan. 485-4391. C Dave's 4216 393-6025. 1-10/13 South Cedar. Welcome new Phi Mu Pledges) typewriter this year. The freshman roster went from 443 to 175. University, administration said stand on "The the 1-10/3 (E lectrlcs) At Mississippi, the number of draft probably has the most TYPEWRITER, S MIT H-Corona, LOVE is here A LITTLE bird told us Phi Mu Repair u Army ROTC freshmen slid from impact." portable electric. Good condition, pledges pulled the greatest raid I Foreign k Domestic The following Free University this play replaces "In White 365 last year to 80 this fall. Col. Claude E. Bailey Jr., $100. 484-0329 or 372-2259. Are you? 1-10/13 Louis E. May,Sr. ED 2-0877 courses will meet Hie regents of Arizona and 5-10/14 tonight: America" in the PAC season. commander of the Army ROTC Doctor business 7 p.m. in Arizona State universities voted at STEREO 101 Across from Union - Cornell, said: 301 Bessey Hall. The Institute of Electrical and this year to eliminate '"fliere have been pretty good ORGAN 1969 Hammond Spinet. WXYZ FM TYPING TERM papers and thesis. Filmaking - 7 p.m. 309 Bessey Electronic Engineers (IEEE) will compulsory ROTC. The indications that there will be a J-343, $800. Call 393-1450 before Hal1- 5 p.m.; after 6 p.m. 882-4836, ask W. ED W. Experienced. Electric typewriter. meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in result : freshmen and change in the draft and that it SO WHAT! 110/13 Fast service. 332-5497. 14-10/26 Free 'U' togetherness-- 9 p.m. for Cindy. 6-10/14 Animals 100 Engineering Bldg. Buz sophomores in the military will affect 19-year-olds. This 310 Bessey Hall. Brooks of the IBM Corp., will PAULA ANN Haughey Complete program toboganned from 5,412 leaves a number of students who MEN'S STYLING DRYERS. Dries, Weimaraners AKC Philosophies of anarchism- speak about "What an Engineer to 1,139. think they might get through registered $75. Professional Thesis Service. IBM 7:30 grooms, and styles men's hair in Males and p.m. 31 Union. Can Expect from Management." At Creighton in Omaha, ROTC without being drafted." females. Elliot Selectric Typewriters, Multilith minutes. Call Steve, 353-7708 351-0720. 11-10/17 TO PHI Mus: We did it! Now can we Offset Mysticism- 7 p.m. 117 Bessey All students interested in freshmen totaled 48 this Capt. Herschel A. Pahl, 5-10/15 be actives? Your Phi Mu Pledges. Printing and Hard Binding. Hall. Free Brochure and Estimates. Call electrical engineering are invited semester as against 324 last year, chairman of the University of WEIMARANERS AKC registered 1-10/13 337-1527. C Green to attend. The Army ROTC at Drexel Nebraska naval ROTC Dept., UNFINISHED $75. Males and females. Elliot, Splash synchronized FJJRNITURE: ~ Bar Tech in Philadelphia dropped dissented, saying "I honestly stools, night stands, 351-0720. 11=10/17 Recreation swimming will hold a swim clinic The Union Board will hold from 1,022 to 405. believe the current draft chest-of-drawers, bookcases, BARBI MEL: Typing, multiljfhing. at 7 tonight in the Women's I A!. prefinished picture frames and HAYRIDES ALL private property. No job too large or too small. Faculty Lounge. bridge lessons from 7 to 9 p.m. Col. Wyndham Bammer at the situation hasn't affected the more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 Mobile Homes Bonfire areas available. Also Block off campus. 332-3255. C Tuesdays, starting Oct. 14 in the University of California situation." South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C horseback riding by the hour. 12 All Union Parlors. The cost will be attributed that school's Army Stanley D Chess a 22 vear old registered student DEL REY Imperial Skylounge mil^s from campus. 489-5153. TERM PAPERS, evnelopes, general organizations planning to be $3 for six lessons. Sign up at ROTC decline from 325 last first-year law student at Cornell 3-10/14 typing. Dictaphone or tape Union Board Office. year to 210 this year to "antiwar CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for camper. 1 year old, fully equipped. Price $2,000. 669-9750. transcription. 393-3663. 20-10/24 active this year must re-register said: "I joined the Army to beat' sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos by Oct. 27. The form for this the draft." Chess, of East N.Y., 3-10/10 SKI SWITZERLAND, December said he knows other law students Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 registration is available in 101 26th-January 2nd. Everything Student Services Bldg. who "are doing the exact same Big Ten moratorium Lost & Found included, $349. After 6 p.m. FENDER TWIN amplifier and extra 482-1992, 351-1055. 1-10/13 thing." band master speaker cabinet. Both MSU Folklore Society will LOST: WHITE male TICKETS FOR MSU-UM Bill with Jenson life time, speakers. cat with yellow General game. meet at 7:30 tonight in the Herrold, 17 of Ridgewood, brown markings. Blue eyes. Service Admission. Call (continued from page one) Call Ron Artis al; the Maxx's 351-5530. 4-10/14 basement of Student Services leading the moratorium N.J., a freshman at Union House. 484-5718. 5-10/14 Wearing flea collar. 332-1811. expect professors there to strike movement as opposed to the College, Schenectady, N.Y., said 3-10/13 SUEDE AND Leather Bldg. Anyone interested in folk refinishing WANTED TWO music is invited. on the day, he would provide student government or a radical "most people join because they service. Move general admission up to the BASS VIOLIN, Epiphone, blonde tickets to UM-MSU game. space for an anti-war teach-in. coalition at other schools. want to scholarship money and finish. Model B-5. Call 351-9384. Personal professionals cleaning service. 372-9190.3-10/13 At Ohio State the Oct. 15 want to avoid the draft." OKEMOS CLEANERS, 332-0611. Great Issues petitioning will be 3-10/13 moratorium NOW 10-10/15 open today and Tuesday with service ana a rally begins Oct. 13 with OPENED-LANSING SOUND NEED SENIOR student Herrold added that "I don't football oetitions ...ihhle P"*™" lnclud tonight Tw«.,fc in the f Arena i «*>"ol»tr.tlon *•»><> "<* tolerate any kind of disruption extra fuel for expanded 351-5360. 1-10/3 anytime, anywhere. Fraternities. • Call Jackie, 351-2184. 5-10/14 DRESSMAKING AND alterations. ONE MAN room Jones^' for grad. student Jones play Dutchman, °f classes students so from faculty most of thpm hav* or cra^ i"™1* Wlth h'm ab0ard th6 we a civilian engineer, maneuvering. cosmonauts said: One of the "We can tell 10 SPEED bicycle, bowling ball and European experience. All Kinds. near campus. 2-10/13 Call Jim, 351-7503. directed by Michael Oberfield, stuaents> 80 raost of mem have not made any plans to dismiss o, you more about our aims and bag, Magnaflux kit, 351-5360. By appointment. Call 355-0850. 1-10/13 DUE TO a recent reconciliation 5-10/17 classes. obligations after we meet you on Hie only 34. earth." between me and Michigan Bell, I WANTED: GROOVY chick for WANTED activity currently KENWOOD STEREO receiver. now have a telephone. 351-1786. housekeeping duties. Own planned at the school is Soyuz 6 is manned by Lt. Col. Neither of the two Soyuz Nick Bassel. 1-10/13 Typing Service room PAINTING. Georgy Shonin, the commander, crews has TK-140 120 watt. $195. and board provided. 372-6376. WALL washing. Neat, leafleting door to door. space flight 393-6070. 2-10/14 efficient work. Experienced. Free and civilian flight engineer experience, although some have COMPLETE THESIS 1-10/13 The University of Iowa is Service. estimates. 482-6644, 3-10/14 Valery Kubasov, both 34. been backup men for previous Peanuts Personal Discount printing, typing and planning a reading of the names ~ of dead all day and a In a television broadcast direct Soyuz flights. Tass said they binding of theses, term papers, war WHERE IS LOVE? Who is Brother GIRL SCOUTS: Local leaders need „on(i.|irtLt - from the orbiting Soyuz 7, were occupied with resumes and publications. Lowest _Q„ . c carrying out prices available. Located across John? help! (Long or short term, you decide!) Call 332-2620. 1-10/13 Relight march at nighLSome students will go to Des Moines Vilkov smiled and said he was various experiments and from campus on corner of M.A.C. feeling well. Gobatko explained checking the functioning of their because of expected national STEREO 101 BIRDMAN ORR: Happy 22nd, on and Grand River) below the Style STEREO 101 GUITARIST, VOCALIST, songwriter television coverage there. some of his tasks adding, equipment--an indication of time I How's life Shop. Call COPYGRAPH WXYZ FM treating you? WXYZ FM wants or will start band. Excellent An unusual aspect at Iowa is Love, Sue. 1-10/13 SERVICES, 337-1666. C equipment. 355-5604.3-10/15 the Young Democrats are EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT WEIL BE PU1TM6 THIS The SUNDAY State News Monday, October 13, 1969 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Brown Berets aid U.S. Mexicans through publication of a militant. We dared to state, 'I "The organization's name claws grasping a snake on problem of Mexican-Americans. newspaper. want more than secondary originally established conflict "There exists background of red, white and a language Soza explained that although education.' " within the community," Soza The motto "To Observe, Serve the Brown Berets plan to achieve After attending a speech last and Protect" singularly defines the existence of the Brown their goals by peaceful means, year by Juan nfirinez, a lead"« wmeuling powerful and 'strong8 emblem iS. Mexico," he said. "English the group can be described as of the Mexican-American Youth Even the uniform alienates." Alma," meaning "the spirit." should be taught Berets, a nationwide militant. Organization, Soza said he was Members of the organization Mario Soza, Saginaw junior, Mexican-Americans as a second organization of "There are different forms of inspired to form a group with wear brown berets and army explained that the organization language, not forced as a first Mexican-Americans. identify MeXiCan [ield.jackfts" An emblfm °n the offers unity for fellowrepresent Mexicans, language!" _ Organized in Los Angeles in Mexican-Americans in college beret pictures an eagle with its "The Brown Berets a Last summer the Brown Berets 1961 to demand more people, not a skin color," he conducted a tutoring program to Mexican-American teachers, "Brown is a stream of help migrant children overcome cultural voice in the studies and student schools, the Brown DIALOGUE '69 consciousness, just a color." a thought, not the language barrier. The organization also Berets began a Michigan chapter in Kalamazoo last year. A statewide meeting was held sponsored food drives, raising in Lansing in July to establish a funds to purchase educational Other Michigan Blacks explor network for communications, a materials and distributed Mexican-American groups are located in goal Daniel Soza described as pamphlets concerning the grape Lansing, Detroit, Grand Rapids and Saginaw. closely linked with education boycott. and compromise. Daniel Soza spoke of the "The Brown Berets are not a "Communication is the Brown Berets and their gang, not a social club," Daniel you to stand in my way." damned sick world is violence Races can exist in peace only achievement of goals through Soza Jr., Saginaw senior, said. Coordinators further agreed machine of compromise while "We're a group that gathered to after the black people have that advances in relations education is the handmaid of action as projected dreams. reacted to the 150 years of can be "Fulfillment of a projected help the Mexican community in Inevitability of revolution and impiemented through communications," dream is never realized because violence grounds for white injustice, EOP educational reforms. "Once you educate tl every way." were that dream is always part of a coordinators agreed. Chairman of the Saginaw agreement among black and "The blacks are tired of greater dream," he explained. chapter last summer, Soza said white students who met waiting," Miss Williams said. that one problem Thursday to discuss racism. Mixican-Americans face today is Sponsored by Holmes Hall as "They / are ready to demand ""'V'''" i • • ... . Canada, Lansing junior, DU" said, 'wQrk' , , i what they think ,s right, and extinction without part of Dialogue '69, the session with 2^ "Racism: Black Points of View" whites must accept this." whites, and blacks work with representation. ™ She added that - since ... black "We organized to stand as a presented three coordinators b,acks tQ e(Jucate for ^ vanguard to observe federal, from the Center for Urban People no longer feel inferior when a„ race§ t each state and local government, and Affairs' Equal Opportunities wh,tes shou,d stoP thinking of othef „ to serve the Mexican community Program (EOP). b,acks inferior. vocally and physically," he said. "You can't get any place "l'm not tr>ing to project the under present educational 'Brown Berets' The current goals of the Berets unless you're honest with idea lbe afraid of me.' but requirements, Miss Williams said, are to establish yourself," Donna Trotter, instead, 'understand me,'" Miss no school requires a black study Mexican-American culture Detroit senior, said. "The first Williams said. "The only answer program prior to issuing a Members of the Bro' a group formed classes in the public schools, aid thing every white person must we know io problems in this teaching certificate. 1961 to aid Mexican- discussed their in the boycott of California grapes and coordinate internal admit wrong." is that his race was ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ +/ late last wee goals in a State Ne ^ statewide communications Judy senior, Williams. Muskegon explained that many yL. Tomorrow night black people today fear ^ extermination. 3^ at the Professor of campus TV "Blacks can move society," she said, "but only as j far as the white man wants them up in 6 to. The present slavery of the ^ black man's mind is much worse ^ dies at 52 in local hospital than the suffered." physical slavery he has Miss Trotter referred to white * Milosh Muntyan, professor of In 1964 he was appointed Political and Social Science and Americans who announce that * education, died Thursday night professor of closed circuit National Education iAssn. they understand the blacks and the want to help them as "hoaky * Represented in East Lansing by: The Marshall in a local hospital. He was 52. Mr. Muntyan joined the MSU television and produced materials for classroom use 1 a Madison, _ was born jn 1919 jn 111., and held i white liberals. * "PRE MORATORIUM SPECIAL" Agency, Gary Marshall, Manager, 1500 Kendale Blvd. 351-5940. Associates: Robert Brockwell, faculty in 1949 as an associate College of Education course. MS Ed M and Ed.D. degrees "If you sincerely believe white professor and chairman of the In 1968 he served as a visiting from' the University of Illinois. and black PeoW,e are eQua1' let * - it's happening - Ron Cook, Dorian Hurtado, Dick Shinsky, Jim Dept. of Higher Education. professor at San Fernando js survived by his wife. your actions ~ * reflect ~~n your * Little. From 1954 to 1956 he headed Valley College. attitudes," she said. "I don't Juanita, and three children, MSU's Dept. of Social Mr. Muntyan has written Byron, Lenka and Keith. need your help. I just don't want ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Psychological Foundations of several articles for professional \ fun(j to aid cancer research Education. From 1956 to 1960 journals and a book entitled, has been established in his name. dean of "Teacher Demand and Supply. Contributions may be sent to State of Michigan, 1954-1970." LIBERAL ARTS MAJORS: curriculum and instruction; from Ronald Snyder, Dept. of General 1961 to 1964 he was chairman He was a member of Phi Surgery, University of Michigan of Social and Philosophic Kappa Phi. education honorary Medical Center, Ann Arbor, Foundations of Education. the American Academy of NOW HEAR THIS FROM THE TOP-HINGE ASMSU group AT THE STORE WITH THE RED DOOR ^ v / opens petitioning ONLY Petitioning is open for the ASMSU Military Education . o/xrxrr Advisory Committee. Students ' interested in the committee may pick up petitions outside 307 SPOKEN HERE Student Services Bldg. Petitions will close Oct. 17. WHICH MAKES IT NICE FOR US-AND YOU TOO, COME TO THINK OF IT. SO COME SEE. Doug C lark TICKETS FOR THE ASSOCIATION Fri. & Sat. HERE. 1 Campbell's Suburban Shop y©o0® o ©*■g. Advanced study at any ot seven area universities can be partially or wholly reimbursed through NSA Fellowships and other assistance programs. 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