Tuesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STATE MEWS East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 62 Number 63 Tuesday, October 14, 1969 Nixon dismisses favors his WASHINGTON instead of planned policy' putting the blame for continuing ardently join with all Americans in working take note of the will of the (AP)-President Nixon people," the declared Monday his policy in the Vietnam conflict on the enemy. toward that goal." 19-year-old student wrote. war will not "be swayed by public "I think this has been totally without The President said the administration "There is clear distinction between demonstrations," and dismissed balance," Dole said. already knows that Americans are public opinion and public Nixon restated his determination not to concerned about the war, that some Wednesday's planned protests as nothing demonstrations," Nixon replied. bow to the Wednesday protest, which he consider U.S. involvement immoral, and "To listen to public opinion is one thing; said will have no effect whatever on his that to be swayed by public demonstrations is "To allow government policy to be made many want American troops in the streets would destroy the democratic withdrawn at once. another.. . The president said he cannot abandon his process," and invite anarchy, Nixon said "Therefore, there is nothing new we can amid Senate debate about the merits and policy "merely because of a public learn from the demonstrations," he said. "If a president-any president allowed his drawbacks of the Vietnam moratorium demonstration." He made the statement in "The question is whether, in the absence of to be set course by those who demonstrate, a letter to Randy J. Dicks, a Georgetown demonstration. any new evidence or any new arguments, he would betray trust of all the rest." Two Senate Democrats who earlier University student, who had challenged his we should be turned aside from a carefully Dicks later told newsmen he is satisfied earlier statement. considered course." with Nixon's supported U.S. involvement broke with the reply. "We are on the road to peace," Nixon Nixon said it would be "an act of gross White House press secretary present policy to urge swift withdrawal of Ronald L. American troops. replied. "On Oct. 15, 'I am for peace,' I irresponsibility on my part" to turn away Ziegler said those would be Nixon's only Sen. Robert J. Dole, R-Kansas. joined by from studied, well-considered policies words on the Wednesday demonstrations. 33 colleagues, introduced a resolution public demonstration. Dicks' Nixon conferred Monday afternoon with Time for North Vietnam Communists to enter "serious negotiations and the ■■■■■■■■■ ,etter' made pub,ic b> the White House> asked Nixon to reconsider his position c his chief negotiator at the Paris peace talks, Henry Cabot Lodge. But the White House to end this war." the moratorium demonstrations, "it has released no details of the meeting. Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner, retired Ar y provost marshal gen- Dole said he consulted the White House Nixon address been my impression that it is not unwise eral, collected his thoughts Monday at the witness table as the before proposing the measure. He said four for the President of the United States to (please turn to page 11) Senate investigations subcommittee cc tinued to question him Vietnam resolutions introduced by WASHINGTON (AP) » President Nixon about gun dealings. AP Wirephoto Democrats press for U.S. withdrawal. will make a nation-wide television-radio address Nov. 3 to discuss the entire Vietnam situation "as it exists at that time," the White House announced Viet moratorium elicits Monday. Conflicting testimonies No contain nation details were of what announced. the speech might The decision to address the nation just two days before groups across the had scheduled came antiwar Westmoreland warning but they include efforts to involve rock Army graft hearing demonstrations. L. But presidential press secretary Ronald Ziegler pointed out that the address is planned to come within a few days of the Gen. William Westmoreland, Army Chief of Staff, has issued a letter to commanders students, faculty and concerned citizens in taking the issue of peace in Vietnam to homes, businesses, factories, high schools and other community gathering places," answering questions at a Senate hearing to first anniversary of President Lyndon B. of Army bases instructing them to take the letter said. WASHINGTON (AP)--The Army's records"-- referring former investigate Army corruption. Turner testified. Johnson's orders to call a bombing halt in action to prevent adverse publicity or top police officer Monday Toward the end of the day's session, Sen. "Activities stemming from these plans to North Vietnam. actions on their bases during the Vietnam denied--or did not recall-critical "His statement is ct," Conlisk boycott could lead to an attempt to Charles H. Percy, R-I1L, said "either we That was Nov. 1, 1968. war moratorium Wednesday. accusations made against him, moving one influence military personnel to participate have an incredible case of perjury of the Ziegler said the President felt that would The message widely circulated among senator to wonder about an "incredibly "Do y< >u want to change in protest highest level, or an incredible lapse of your be a good time for what will be his second demonstrations, racial case of perjury." testimony? ' Ribicoff asked Turner, military personnel, outlines plans of the confrontations and civil disturbances. The Both retired Maj. Gen. Carl memc.y -These it series the general's >.jOr discussion of the Vietnam war. Vietnam Moratorium Committee (VMC) C. Turner, "I will nt a characterize on his testimony, potentially explosive situation demands former provost marshall of the purpose." Nixon made his first speech outlining his regarding activities on more than 500 Army, and Twice Turner's replies brought laughter only that tc ; highly inaccurate," course of action and policies in Vietnam that all commanders closely monitor the Chicago police Superintendent James B. Turner said. campuses nationwide, and a scheduled from the audience as the questioning May 14. mass rally in Washington D.C. ensure everything possible is Conlisk Jr., were at the same witness table Sen. Karl E. Mundt, R-S.D., asked Turner returned repeatedly to Conlisk's testimony "The stated plans of the VMC are broad, that he transferred 397 confiscated guns to again about Conlisk's statements. j page 11) "I'm under oath," is all Turner said -to Turner for Army training use and had audience laughter. receipts for the weapons that bore this out. "So is your friend. Jim," Mundt replied. SENATE INVESTIGATION Milliken offers Turner testified again and again that Conlisk knew the weapons were for the per: nal Conlisk had testified also that on two occasions after Internal Revenue Service agents had seen the arms receipts, "Gen. acknowledged signing the receipts. reform bills At a previous appearance. testified he sold some of the guns to North Carolina dealer and kept the proceeds. He also said he neglected to mention the sale Turner Turner called me and asked that I order the receipts of the transfer of weapons to him destroyed. I informed Gen. Turner that this would not be done." Adams uses Turner said Conlisk called him at least in his 1968 income tax return. to lawmakers once, but Conlisk said he was returning a claims Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn.. quoted previous Turner testimony and asked Conlisk: "Did Turner tell you these were not for the Army?" call from Turner. a Mundt reverted to the receipts. "There is direct conflict in sworn testimony . . . to answer group Did you ask him specifically to destroy the "He did not, sir," Conlisk said. The interviewers were members of the Ribicoff asked if Conlisk assured Turner receipts?" he asked Turner. them at last spring's ROTC demonstration. "I do not recall specifically asking him to He ignored the profanity and it soon academic community working for the Gov. Milliki educational reform "Weil, this is the way we clear our destroy the receipts," Turner said. disappeared from the discussion. Higher Education Executive Associates, a package was formally presented private consulting firm in Detroit, The Adams' philosophy of university Possibly the greatest asset to a radical legislature Monday night with the contracted by the Senate committee to administration and the young unfolded group is the over-reaction of introduction of ten bills and two conduct the study of campus disorder and constitutional amendments in each of the Monday as the president talked with an administrators, Adams said. student unrest. investigative team working with the Special "Sometimes radical goals cannot be IFC h ead urges two houses. Senate Robert Majority Leader Emil Lockwood, R-Lansing, and House Minority Leader Waldron. R-Grosse Pointe. blacks Senate Committee to Investigate Colleges and Universities. The Adams' style in handling people who "go into the streets" is to "bring a achieved without the unwitting help of the administrations," he said. as Adams estimated that the radical element MSU numbers about 100-150. They are interviewing students, and administrators about the < MSU students. faculty introduced the bills for the governor in their respective houses. The constitutional amendments would disband the State Board of Education and reconsider withdrawal discussion forum to concerned," he told the interviewers. the "Free speech, open discussion and a people That small a group "can only succeed if they can get the support of the majority of the students," he said. "My job is to keep "Sitting here in this fourth floor fortress, it's hard for me to know what student concerns are," he told the interviewers. the nation. We must do this or die." the smile are terrible weapons to be brought to them from radicalizing the majority." "It's easy to become separated from them replace it with a superintendent of education statement said. bear on the radical minority," he MSU students have had "moderate and insensitive to them. I've tried to appointed by the governor, and establish a uniform statewide property tax at 16 mills Dziak told the fraternities they should philosophized. gripes" about classes and course relevance, provide channels where student views can A statement urging the four black seek additional members regardless of race Administrators' reactions to protesting Adams told the investigators. be expressed and then the mechanisms for replacing the current 24 mill limit. If the amendments are passed by the fraternities on campus to remain within or political alignments. students will largely determine their "This has not been the focus of a mass hammering out the problems." Interfraternity Council (IFC) was issued He also urged active fraternity actions, Adams said. movement," he said. "There has been no MSU students are interested in legislature, they must be voted on in the November election of next year. Monday by Ted Dziak, IFC president. Adams gave the example of students organized activity of revolutionary participating in academic government, he The statement, addressed to Alpha Phi (please turn to page 11) using obscene language when he spoke with The bills include: proportions." 1) Elimination of the property tax credit Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi and Phi Beta "This is a period of participatory on the state income tax. Sigma, came as a result of the announced withdrawal of Alpha Phi Alpha democracy, Adams said. "It's no longer 2) An increase of five cents in the cigarette sufficient to tell people 'this is the way it is from IFC on Oct. 9. Alpha Phi Alpha President Charles going to be.' Even if your decision is the 3) A $25 million grant to non-public Diilard said IFC was "dysfunctional to our very best possible solution to the problem, schools to support lay teachers. interests" and included members whose you have to let people feel they have 4) Allowing a three mill local operating tax to be voted by the local districts for "policies and practices are overtly racist." helped lay the groundwork." "We want you to stay within the Nor can administrators take the attitude enrichment programs, if the statewide that "it's been done this way for 19 years, property tax is approved. Interfraternity Council," Dziak's statement so we're going to do it this way for the said. "Black and white together, we must 5) Setting up regional districts to replace next 19," Adams said. intermediate districts. reevaluate our goals and our directions. We must open our minds and unite." 6) Establishing a budget process through "If it is your objective to preserve the which local districts will request operational He asked Alpha Phi Alpha to reconsider its withdrawal from IFC and lead the establishment, you have to take measures funds from the state. Greek system "into an active position to continually improve that 7) Setting up statewide guidelines for on this campus." establishment," he said. student achievement. "All my life I've been a critic and, I 8) Establishing "street acattemies" for But, he told the fraternities that if they choose to leave IFC and form a separate hope, a constructive one. Therefore, I am inner city enrichment. not afraid of the guy who says 'you're not black council, the two councils should 9) Reorganization and consolidation of doing this as well as you could be.' I just local districts. maintain "full cooperation and communication." say to him 'fine. Help me do it better.' " 10) Establishment of pilot programs to "If you decide to stay in IFC, it will be a provide for teacher i step in the direction of a new cooperation between black and white, with both working side by side toward relevant goals. Cloudy If you decide to break away, we offer you . . high . and continued cool with near 60. Clearing a tonight our assistance," the statement said. In a related statement to the fraternities, Dziak urged them to reevaluate white University and and tomorrow with warmer their goals and directions. Acting President Adams discussed his philosophy of univer >ity administration Monday with Ray Howe . temperatures. "We must not be left behind as the world and Roberta Guntern, a sophomoe at Western Michigan Univei sity. Both are from the Higher Education progresses. We must begin to take a Associates, a private research firm affiliated with McGr iw Hill, which is working irr. ..t special leadership role on this campus, and across Senate Committee to Investigate Colleges and Universities State Mews Photo Lv Jerry McAllister Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. October 14. I> 3 Brookfield Kelley promises support P laza 1399 Fast (k NEWS Grand River at Hagadorn A summary for Vietnam moratorium capsule summary of the day's events frorr American to express opposition opportunity for peaceful protest our wire services. not only in the streets of our to the war and support for more by those whose responsibility is cities but also in the exercise of vigorous efforts to end it," the enforcement of the law. our national power," he Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley Kelley said. called Monday for a "peaceful "We can demonstrate that our explained. "Of course, only peaceful The attorney general also protest" to observe the national devotion to the rule of law is not protest can contrast effectively praised the organizers of the Vietnam moratorium scheduled with the brutality of the war it a hypocritical, self-serving moratorium. "The young people for Wednesday. seeks to end," he added. expression of establishment who have organized this "The Vietnam moratorium is piety, but rather a universal "To allow government policy to Kelley said the nationwide moratorium have generated an opportunity for every moratorium will offer a special principle which must be applied massive ^ be made in the streets would support for a ^ destroy the democratic process. " non-violent demonstration of -President Xixon anti-war feeling," he said. "By HIGH COURT CASE their action they not only have rejected those who would resort to the tactics of terror, but they are demonstrating a true and International News Draft laws reviewed living understanding of the meaning of Theirs is a the rule of law. voice of reason." Kelley said he will personally WASHINGTON (AP)-The John Heffron Sisson Jr., a young Circuit Court that state prisoners America's Apollo I 1 astronauts, who made the ti ip to Supreme Court put the draft law Harvard graduate from Lincoln, who pleaded guilty are entitled support the moratorium by listening to the speakers and SPECIAL the moon, were greeted Monday by thousands of West and state welfare restrictions Mass. to new hearings if they charge But Federal in that their reading their statements. Berliners who cannot even go to the eastern halt'of their under review Monday as it courts pleas were motivated "As a citizen who is convinced Stretch Nylon showed no sign of narrowing its California upheld the law in by city. involuntary confessions. that we can do more to end the activities under Warren E. another test case, that of Los The ruling, if affirmed by the When the tiiree astronauts visited the Berlin Wall Michael Collins Jr.. the man who stayed in orbit ar omul Burger, the new chief justice. The double-dip Angeles computer engineer high court, would give hundreds i if t o Elliott Ashton Welsh II. The of prisoners in New York state a war, and as a law enforcement official who believes that the rule of law must be applied to KNEE-HI the moon. said. "I thank Clod the Communists an controversy means the court will high court took on both cases. chance to win new trials. able to build walls in space, because space is truly , be weighing the rights of atheists The plunge into the welfare and agnostics and of the poor as field involves the attempt by 27 The dav's big labor case questions whether the NLRB has the conduct of nations as well as to the conduct of our society, it HOSIERY place and our program is truly tree tor all is my hope that the moratorium it expands inquiries already states to set absolute limits on the right to force a company to will everywhere." bring us closer to the peace 1 Size Fits 8 to 11 charged under Karl Warren, the amount of assistance any yield to a union demand that it which is the goal of every Before moving on to London, the next stop in Burger's predecessor. one family may receive. In check off workers' union dues American." around-the-world victory tour, the American spao Twenty-nine appeals, in all, Maryland, where the test case 88{ hearings in the first originated, the ceiling in the aid 2 were set for congratulated the Soviet cosmonauts who are m, - round of rulings of the new to families with dependent history on their own in the three Soyu/ capsuls. A record 35.000 enemy soldiers, political cadre and term. They run a wide gamut, children reaching the finality of guilty month. pleas, the citizenship laws and program is $250 a At the same time, the court Milliken a sympathizers have defected to the government side this the power of the National Labor granted 10 welfare clients a Regularly 59C Pair year, a South Vietnamese spokesman said Monday in Saigon. Relations Board to order dues chance checkoffs. $10-million-a-month The draft law stands on thin in welfare assistance to families to attack reduction a bearded Fashion Colors! He said the defectors, listed as "ralliers" under the constitutional ice because it in New York state. government's Open Arms Program, turned in 2.200 grants only religious believersthe Last term, before Warren w .'a pons. right to exemption from combat ended a 16-year career as chief Gov. Milliken praised the nation's "bearded, But. the spokesman also said the massive propaganda campaign has succeeded in wooing only !Sl>4 North Vietnamese soldiers, who have moved into the south. as objectors. Charles conscientious E. Federal Wyzanski Judge Jr justice, the court put 1969-70 calendar of challenging the priority draft on the appeals Sunday as the "salvation of Western civilization." Speaking before the Congregation Shaary Zedek in Southfield. the governor said, "I am not one of those who sees the decline of angry youth" ENVELOPES Boston found this an invalid inductions of Vietnam war the West mirrored in the bearded face of today's college rebel." kr3>**88< discrimination as he blocked the dissenters, as well as several cases He expressed disapproval, however, for concern shown by National News government's attempt to jail involving legal rights of poor "violent and unlawful acts. Senate Sisson, a 23-year-old cabinet ^ "The important thing is to keep our perspective," Milliken said. "While thousands of today's youth demonstrate Minority Leader Hugh Scott. R-I\i.. said against the real Student seat open maker, claims he conscientiously social evils that survive the age of affluence, only a tiny minority Monday young people participating in Wednesday's opposes the Vietnam war, but Vietnam protests should "direct some of their energies are resorting to violent acts. on U committee not because of religion. He "For the most part, this new generation is the most idealistic, toward the enemy who stands in the way of peace." refused to submit to induction the most intelligent and the most honest Applications for the student last year and was convicted. generation the West has "What I'm pleading for is to encourage young people produced in recent history," he continued. seat on the University Business Welsh. 27, faces a three-year on the 15th of October to ask themselves one Milliken outlined the ideal educational system as one which Affairs Committee may be prison term for refusing "teaches children how to think how to meet their civic duties question." Scott said. "Whose side are you on?" picked up at the ASMSU office induction. He argues that the . . . how to tolerate opposing views and (one) which, above all. But dissent in the nation was reflected in the Senate on the third floor of the Student law's C. O. standard favors teaches them which goals are worth Services Bldg. pursuing in life and which are when Sen 1 dvvard M. Kennedy D-Mass viid the Nixon . . organized religion in violation of not." An accounting background the First Amendment. Administration's policv a>ii the war will not achieve He said older persons could renew the idealism of youth by may be helpful to applicants. The court's decision to look at eace in Vietnam. The applications, which will be guilty pleas in a case from New listening to the young. "The young look to us for values and goals which are worth holding onto through life." Kennedy also said he supports Wednesday's protests accepted now through Friday, York was its most significant feeling they can serve a useful purpose. should be filled out and returned move in the area of criminal law. to the office of the ASMSU New York officials When asked to comment on Republican claims that are The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State the administration needs unified national backing for challenging a ruling by the U.S. University, is published every class day and Sundays during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in Vietnamese success Kennedy said. " I've alway s felt we September. could obtain unity by working out a consensus on Subscription rate is $14 per year. which all could agree, not by following a course blindly " Education dean Member Associated Press, United Press International. Inlam Daily Press Association, Associated Collegi ,.te Press, Michiga .'ress Association, Michigan Collegijte Pres:. A: s«»c a.ion, Unite Sanwiched between J restaurant and a supermarket. criticizes reform States Student Press Association. Second class postage paid at East Lansing. 100 anti-population demonstrators spent their second property taxes were the best Michigan .\Y LEK Editorial and business offices at 347 Student MOUTHWASHES Servici . means to achieve eruity. starving d.iv in a plastic enclosure Monday. bobbing for Building, Micl igan State University, Easi L;.nsing, Michigan. StaS<' News Staff Writer But one thing is sure: the plastic fruit and dreaming of food. present unequal tax rolls deprive The so-called Hunger Show, being held in downtown The dean of MSU's College of kids of Phones: equal educational Hayward. ( alif.. i> aimed at dramatizing man's future in Education praised Gov. opportunity, Ivey said. Editorial 3o5-ti25.. an underfed, overpopulated world. Milliken's educational '•eform Classified Ad erti ing 355-825!, proposals Monday, but criticized Display Adv«; tisir^ 353-UOO the program fo. failing to pursue Business-Circvla i i 355-3447 DEAR C.S.: reform in the sphere of higher Photographic 355-S311 A second endorsement of Judge (lenient I education. / got the John E. Ivey said. "In its Hayiisworth Jr. by the American Bar Assn.. brought mixed reactions hut no visible position changes in a broad structure and objectives, it is very laudable." hungrier odib & sets mm Senate tiiat apparently remains narrowly divided over Bui he added tiiat the the Su nati< problems of higher education "The ( onstilituion calls for the advice and consent of need further study. And / 'm the Senate, not the American Bar Assn.." said Robert IV "Higher education is greatly Grit fin. the (iOI* underfinanced," he charged. waiting whip from Michigan who has Ivey called the proposal to give announced he will vote against the nomination. greater state support to the i ] .00 Values educational system a "step I lie Senate passed and sent to the House Monday a forward, but should not relieve • Repairs while you v of the compromise bank subsidy bill designed to bolster the responsibilities." college student guaranteed loan program. Bator He said the authority a local Love, Opticians The legislation provides for a government payment to participating banks.^hich could mean a y ield ol up to 10 per cent to tlie lending institutions. board worked agencies would out to have with provide must the be state adequate L.M. Abbott Kd.(Ne: i State Theater) ED 2 MAN-POWER The bill also provides lor increases of the federal share Anti-bacterial "There has been a lot of of the Work-Study program. Defense I ducatlonal Act experience witii these patterns Spray deodorant loans, and educational opportunilv "rants for this fiscal all over the country, and if (the $1.00 4 oz. can year and I <>7 I. A House-Senate ( onference committee watered down parties) have a willingness to wori. il out, they can arrive at a solution that is satisfactory to Earn Top Returns With a proposal thai would crack down on banks that issued the loans only l<> the children ol customers. everyone," Ivey said. He also said that taking the superintendent of public instruction out of the political ** II /2 Michigan News REDEEMABLE WITHOUT NOTICE "In states where (state) boards l)r. John Porter, associate superintendent of public of education are appointed by Here's an unbeatable investment opportunity for all MSU instruction. Monday said he will not accept the the governor and the board employees: deposit a minimum of $500 in guaranteed 5 % permanent position ol superintendent, but did not appoints the superintendent, it time deposits for one year and watch your savings grow! I nter completely rule out the job on a temporary basis. all \ rked est is paid quarterly—into your share account or directly to you. It was learned last week that board members were satisfactorily," Ivey said. But he added tiiat there has For complete details on this and the many other advantages your ready to name Porter, a black, to the temporary post, not been credit union offers, phone or stop by today. much experience in but he refused. I lie position was vacated last Monday a(j|>ointing the superintendent when Dr. Ira Policy resigned after learning the by the governor, as proposed by eight-member board was ready to fire him. Milliken. Porter, head of the department's Bureau of Higher While Ivey agreed statewide property tax relieved that the MSU EMPLO Education, siad he is "honored" by suggestions that iie the inequities produced by be made permanent superintendent, but added, "I must varying levels of assessment and 1019 Trowbridge Rd. • Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday • Phone 353-2280 make it clea^that I have not sought, nor do I seek, the tax rates, he said he would not State like to offer comment whether Superintendency." a MICHIGAN STATE NEWS (UNIVERSITY TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award The goal of natural childbirth is to for outstanding journalism. educate and train the expectant mother so that she is able to cooperate and participate in the birth of the child. r]This reduces substantially the anxiety and pain and results in a much reduced need for medication, thereby benefitting the baby EDITORIALS and the mother. The Lamaze method that I i has found wide acceptance During pregnancy and delivery, and drugs Withhold c given to the mother also reach the baby. At of delivery, sedatives and European countries and in a number of cities in this country. psychological and physical It is based on sound principles. analgesics are often given to the mother to Whenever possible, it involves the father in relieve anxiety and pain. The baby is the training and delivery. Since the frequently born with these drugs in his pregnancy was at least half your husband's from Huber blood system. Neo-natologists have shown that these babies are born sedated and can remain so for several days. A great deal of the anxiety and pain in labor and delivery doing, it seems appropriate that he see it through with you. I excitement and value of the experience to SDS's statements.) The people of having been present at the birth of our Monday the investigators for the is due to the fright of not knowing what is this state, however, have designated Senate continues investigation of skimming in NCO clubs. daughter, who was delivered using the Special Senate Committee to going on and being in scary i Lamaze method. Investigate Colleges and Universities through the constitution that their (otherwise known as the Huber representatives on this campus shall An organization interested in childbirth, be the trustees. Those are the voices child rearing and family life has been Committee) began doing their of the people, not legislative INTER FRATERNITY STATEMENT formed in this area. For more information ominous meddling on campus. about the Assn. for Shared Childbirth We feel that it is impossible for us investigating committees. Huber's intent is to recommend (ASC), call Mrs. Richard Wagner at to cooperate with any committee 882-7457. whose stated intention "strengthening state criminal laws relating to breaches of the peace on is legal criminal changes code to in campus-that is, special laws, the keep Michigan peace on We must begin to open our minds What are the chances of a girl getting To the men of the white fraternties: the campus and disorders on the applicable only to universities and EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the withdrawal, and to lead the entire Greek pregnant if the guy withdraws in tim' n text of a statement by Ted Dziak, system, black and white, into an active You too have been silent too long. Most campus." Senate Resolution No. 11, college students. Laws already exist Also, on what days are a girl most likely ' president of Inter-Fraternity Council. The position on this campus. It has been of you are living in a world years behind, become pregnant State of Michigan, Journal of the to control such acts as rioting and stuck to traditions and goals which are now first part is directed to the members of the lacking the active leadership and direction Senate, 75 Legislature. illegal disturbances. Any attempt at black fraternities, the second part to the too long. archaic and useless. selective legislation involves not only white fraternities. But if you feel separate black and white It is time for each fraternity to Theoretically, the chance of getting Overtly repressive in nature, any discrimination against universities, bodies is the only way, there must be full re-evaluate its goals and direction. We must pregnant with withdrawal is zero. cooperation or consideration given not be left behind as the world progresses. Practically speaking, the chances are very- but is a usurpation of power of the To the men of Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa cooperation and communication. We ask to the work of Huber can only lend We must begin to take a leadership role on Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi and Phi Beta you to help us become more relevant. We high. Small amount of leakage of semen credence and authenticity to the mandated representatives of the offer our assistance in establishing your this campus, and across the nation. We can occur before withdrawal, without the Sigma: questionable activity in which the people. It is unnecessary, as well as You have been silent too long. We urge structure. Perhaps a new awareness will be must do this, or die. man perceiving it. This part of the ejaculate discriminatory- to separate college each of you to weigh all alternatives, and brought about on both sides. The black issue is only one of many that has a very high sperm count. committee is presently engaged. . we must evaluate. We must actively seek all students from the general population to act. Huber has lately gloated about the A girl is most likely to become pregnant for legal consideration. We want you to stay within the I urge each black fraternity to decide types of men for our membership, black or excellent cooperation he has received what alternative they seek, and to play an white, liberal or conservative. We must any day that she has intercourse and We feel, therefore, that the best Inter-Fraternity Council. Black and white from all factions on university together, we must re-evaluate our goals and active role in pursing that goal. If you begin to re-evaluate our purpose and aim contraception is not being used. The odds campuses. While this may be true, way to deal with the Senate our directions. We must open our minds decide to stay in IFC, it will be a step in for a new direction! are highest around the time she ovulates, committee is to be non-cooperative. the direction of a new cooperation which is usually between the eighth and this does not mean that Huber's and unite! I urge all fraternity men, individually and between black and white, with both twentieth day after the beginning of her This would detract from any We need the black voice to help us find report will be either comprehensive the right direction. We admit we have been working side by side toward relevant goals. as a group, to actively pursue racial last menstrual period. Obviously this news or objective. Huber has clearly stated credibility the committee might be If you decide to break away, we offer you equality and peace. We must play an active should not reassure you. A large number of staid too long. We need to change our mistakenly given, since the report part in the moratorium Wednesday and in people risk life, limb and psyche by having his aims, and will use whatever structure. We want to change our direction our assistance. cannot be reliable if it is not future take active stands on other issues. information he assembles to and goals. We need to make the Greek But whether intercourse with woefully inadequate we are together or apart, all We must actively support those groups on reinforce his preconcpeptions. Thus, complete. And since it is doubtful it system more relevant, not only to the Greeks, black and white, must begin to this campus that have been fighting for will be reliable black student, but to the white as well. contraception. Far too often, this results in it would be naive to expect any anyway, open their minds, and seek what it has these causes since their existence. We can And we need your help. poorly done abortions. Make it your correlation between the variance of non-cooperation would insure that do all of this. business to know what you're doing: see So we urge you to stay within the accomplish — communication and the bias the report will undoubtedly your physician or call Planned Parenthood, opinions Huber hears and the results Inter-Fraternity Council and to take a cooperation, working together toward This may be the beginning of a new era of his study. reflect will be evident to all for the fraternity system-anera of rebirth, 393-5960, extension 43, for leadership position. We urge the men of relvant goals. information-with no questions asked. concerned. or death. The choice is up to you. Huber often espouses the "power Alpha Phi Alpha to reconsider their -The Editors of the people." (Note the similarity LARRY LERNER Goodbye Mr. but your timin Why peanut butter and je lly? vision is one of complete devotion to a crime--an immoral, individual, selfish act. Had Nixon's announcement that, is so great that he need not pay any Not so long ago, the Peanut Butter and with just a smattering of peanuts to make cause and two men. attention to the mandates of his Jelly Politics was born, and soon after died. the roof of your mouth tingle. (Keep those cards and letters coming in, as of Feb. 15, General Lewis B. What was not shown was the real PB+J. There is not doubt that RFK had the non-idealists). people, and perhaps he would like The PB+J Politics was unusual in that there Hershey would no longer be director was no monetary motivation. And, quite How can a film show the feelings that charismatic constituency, while those There is one choice left: to do the rest of us to believe it. But the rallying behind the flag of McCarthydid so something. One goal is to make ourselves of Selective Service, occured at any naturally. PB+J Politics couldn't survive in flowed through all the McCarthy workers? truth is that the Hershey removal is American society, and hence was murdered Did the camera listen in on the heated primifrily because of the Vietnam issue. so loud that it will be impossible for other time, a certain faith might have discussions in Hoosier homes? But remember the ashen faces in McCarthy remain totally- another evidence that he is trying in Los Angeles and buried in Chicago. Richard Nixon to been felt that this was a sincere As a McCarthy worker, I still feel that we Headquarters in Los Angeles the night of unaffected by any anti-war protests, as he gesture to remove some of the desperately to do something to hush Last week NBC's giving us a glimpse into were the real PB+J Politics. The Kennedy- June 5? There was no sign of glee - only has promised. He still feels we should lower students up. the 70's reminded us of the PB+J Politics the realization that with RFK's demise inequities in the draft by removing supporters could often afford the luxuries our voices so all can be heard. So Nixon is listening to us. He has of 1968 and it produced a chuckle. A came the end of the McCarthy dream, the the man responsible for many of of life: possibly a BLT with mayo, a side By who? Certainly not by him. Think to. To do otherwise would be not chuckle followed by a smile, smirk and order of french fries and a coke. Oh, sure, I PB+J Politics and the bond among the back-the plan for peace, the Nixon them. watery eyes. young who traveled so far and wide only to his secret procedures But the timing was too obvious, only political naivete, but political saw cokes in McCarthy headquarters, but find their hopes shattered. stragegy for peace, They didn't show McCarthy workers they were rare commodities. But this isn't for ending the killing. close the upcoming suicide, as well. So he is attempting too to spreading the peanut butter; they didn't important. When all of us look back In L.A. it ended-the Children's Crusade, After waiting one year, we must raise our moratorium to lend any sincerity to to act, but so long as the show the jelly sandwiches on white bread as it was mockingly called. To some voices to be heard by David Frye. Notice McCarthy and Kennedy supporters, the administration clings to the "peace people, a new silent era for college students the word 'voices.' This is not to be a Nixon's announcement. The with honor" theory, any moves by was to set in-one similar to that of the old continuation of SDS tactics in the streets announcement shall go down as Nixon shall be construed as OUR READERS' MIND McCarthy days in the early and middle of Chicago. While undoubtedly there will simply another move in a continuing 1950s. But PB+J were angered and be SDS and former SDS members among unmeaningful and token. series of steps to placate students by exploded in Chicago. The two month silent us on Oct. 15, the moratorium is a national presenting the illusion that change is actually occuring-and all while the We shall continue to be heard on Vietnam and the draft. We shall Discusses moratorium However, PB+J disintegrated in the event with in attendance. people of all political ideologies continue to speak out because Nixon To The Editor: multi-faceted, but is concerned only with a Windy City, and in the last 12 months the We will listen and discuss. Our voices will war continues. ashes have settled. has shown once again by the Hershey condemnation of the war in Vietnam, and I be our only weapons. Just think (only- Nixon has stated concerning the It is, of course, heartening to note that Or have they? dismissal, that he cannot write us off would submit that there is the opposite idealists), the overwhelming majority of moratorium that "under no young people are concerned with the Wednesday there will be strong scent of Americans want to end the war and can't view that helping one's fellow man is a so easily as he would like. "burning" issues of the present day, one of PB+J in the air. To say there has been a circumstances will 1 be affected which is the present war in Vietnam. I justified. Let us sincerely hope that the day do it. The one way the war can end is by Like the suspended draft calls, the will come when there will be no need for reincarnation of PB+J in reference to the the people taking the initiative-the war whatever by it." Perhaps Nixon think this is appropriate but (and I am not token withdrawals, the juggled war (but that day is not yet here.) moratorium is to be premature in will not fade away, Mr. Rogers. would like to believe that his power being sarcastic) one would hope that this casualty and draft figures, the discussion does not interfere with the Again, without being sarcastic, let us judgement. However, some certainties do As long as we are not going to be in class exist for tomorrow. why don't we take two hours of extra sleep Hershey dismissal cannot placate or fulfillment of the purpose for which hope that both students and faculty will consider other important issues which, There will be more discussion on and then turn out en masse to hear what create quiescence on campuses. students have enrolled in this University. MARCH FOR Nonetheless, however, we are glad One can become so involved in "issues" that while not as glamorous as the war, are more important. I need only mention a few Vietnam throughout the United States than there could be in all the classrooms, in the other guy has to say. We may learn something we may not. But at least make they short-change themselves all of the colleges and high schools in this Hershey is gone, but we cannot PEACE "rejoice," as did the Detroit Free timewise. happen. Let us hope that this does not of these - overpopulation, pollution of the air, soil and water, crime and so forth. country. And that's good. the attempt. Without the attempt, you will never know what could have been. Turn To reiterate ad nauseum, there still are Press. This move must be viewed in Another aspect of the moratorium which Americans dying in Southeast Asia. That i that peanut butter and jelly the same context as the rest of bothers me (judging from the press reports) fact makes is that the discussion is not meant to be doing nothing on Oct. 15 a Nixon's plays, and should lend force to our cries for peace. IT WA5 HIS Ou)N FAULT ! SHE REPORTED,ME AMP NOU) I IN ALL THE MiSTCRi Or" ~r So by Feb. 15, we will know PAI6Y HILL PUPPV FARM, NC ONf he never WAMTEP to eo HAVE TO APPEAR 3EFORE THE HEAP whether Nixon intends to change the HAS EVER f?£EN ORPEREP TO Red Cedar report RABBIT CHASING WITH ME ! 6EA61E..THIS (JILLBRING P&6GACE APPEAR BEFORE THE HEAP 8EA6L£ !! ground rules for the draft, as he has UPON THE DAI4V HILL Pl'PPV FARM.. stated he would, or if Hershey will By JIM DeFOREST be replaced by a civilian imitation. In light of the growing number of unfulfilled promises Nixon has TOMORROW thrown out, we must admit we are The Adams for President group has not very optimistic.-The Editors adopted a new slogan: Cigar Power! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 14. 1969 5 5125 W. Saginaw —6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road Tuesday, October 14, 1969 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan NOW: 3 Big Why Pay More MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES ... 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Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road Tuesday, October 14. 1969 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS MSU's Ruptured spleen sidelines Gordie Bowdell football injury list is and caught a couple of passes in the Ohio State game, he had Daugherty is now down to three healthy running backs — with a leg injury. If one of them broken Bend. leg suffered at South Also, Wilt Martin -- the the second half -- despite the grabbed nine passes for 164 gets hurt, Duffy may have to beginning to look more and Don Highsmith, Kermit Smith suit up himself. man Daugherty calls his best more like the guest register of injury. yards and one touchdown. defensive pass rusher on the and Randy Davis, a sophomore Jim Nicholson, the gigantic the Mayo Clinic. The loss of Bowdell not only Against Notre Dame he caught team hurt his ankle at Notre five passes and was named who missed all of spring practice sophomore tight end, hasn't -- The Spartans suffered a depletes MSU's already Dame and re-injured it in the shorthanded receiving corp, but Spartan of the Week. played since he sprained his knee crippling medical blow Saturday in the Notre Dame game. opening minutes against Ohio when wide receiver Gordie it is a staggering personal setback In addition to catching passes Billy Joe Dupree, another State. He did not return to Bowdell suffered a ruptured to the 6 foot 1 inch, senior from in the fall, the fleet Bowdell was sophomore end with great action at all and Duffy doesn't spleen against Ohio State. Bowdell, who was fast Allen Park. As football a freshman without a scholarship, Bowdell the top high jumper on the track team last year. All Duffy Daugherty can do is potential, has been unable to practice the past two weeks due know when he'll be ready to go. Defensive linemen Ron Curl, VTT' developing into one of the to a strained back. Ron Joseph and Bill Dawson out for practice and shake his head in disbelief when Spartan's most reliable pass came were all hobbled last week in he talks about the mounting catchers, underwent surgery impressed everyone with his injury list. MSU, short on depth Add to the list Gary practice by an assortment of leg Sunday and will be lost for the speed and sure hands. In the remainder of the season. Green and White game, he in the first place, has been dealt Parmentier, a versatile offensive injuries and spent most of the one major injury after another. and defensive performer, with a week in sweatsuits. The injury occurred in the first earned the Most Valuable Player half when he was blocked on a Award and a place on the MSU The injury epedemic hit last Buckeye punt return. Nobody varsity. spring when halfback Earl Anderson suffered a knee injury realized the extent of the After laboring two years in damage at the time because he did not begin hemorraging until Sunday morning. Gordie played relative obscurity Brenner and Frank Foreman, behind A1 Bowdell began to emerge as a and was lost Tommy Love has been for the entire Cats leaving league? hobbled by a recuring knee the entire game for the f top flight pass catcher. Including injury and hasn't been right since the first game. To Irish may join by 80 compound the backfield problem, sophomore speedster DETROIT (UPI)--Notre Dame will replace Northwestern Fiery Martin fired Eric Allen has had a banged up ankle for the past two weeks and hasn't been able to carry the ball in the Big Ten within the next 10 years, Roger Stanton said Monday in his weekly issue of the Football News Magazine. Unofficial negotiations are already underway to effect the switch by the late 1970's or 1980 at the latest, Stanton more than a handful of times in Gordon Bowdell as Twins' skipper two games. said. Should the NCAA give permission for collegiate football teams to play 11 games, the move could take place much sooner, he said. NEW YORK (UPI)-Owner Minnesota outfielder Jim Lemon, a manager and coach for one IM Football Schedule "We certainly give every consideration to an invitation to join the Big Ten," Irish Athletic Director Moose Krause Calvin Griffith of the Minnesota was quoted by Stanton as saying, "but so far none has been Twins,, culminating four nights year at Washington; Eddie Yost, coach with the New York TUESDAY, OCT' 14 offered." of "tossing and turning." made a Northwestern has long been a figure of futility in rugged his third managerial change in Mets; and Bill Rigney, who was I.M. BLDG. FIELDS less than three years Monday by fired this year as manager of the Big Ten competition, suffering from a lack of athletic California Angels. Field 1 Field 2 scholarships compared to other conference teams. firing Billy Martin, considered Attendance is also down while costs continue rising. by many the American League's Griffith and Martin met for 45 6:00 El Birdo's • Fat Follies Empyrean - Emperors Notre Dame has a number of "traditional" games with Manager of The Year. minutes Thursday, but were 6:45 Quick Trots - Spartan Stars Brinkley - Brutus non-Big Ten schools, but recently signed a four-year unable to resolve differences Emu Emerald 7:30 Embers Emmortals - home-and-home series with Michigan, beginning in 1978. The controversial Martin, 41, that had arisen on a number of - 8:15 Brougham - Brewery Arhouse Aristocrats in his first season as a Major small points. - The Irish also play MSU regularly along with Notre Dame League majager, directed the 9:00 Regent St. Gang - Egypt. Army Football Team - The Wildcast Northwestern, and Notre Dame has had series with Iowa Twins from a seventh-place 9:45 Wivern Wisdom - *Homeboys- AHA and Indiana. _arry Schumacher finish in 1968 to first place, by Lions QB Inst "The Big Ten is still the top prestige football conference liege career ended Field 3 Field 4 suffered 9 12 games, in the AL's West and the competition is especially keen," Krause said. a ruptured Division. The Twins lost to for five weeks Wiquassett - Winecellar Wilding - Windsor Satyr - Eno Zodiac - Babes Baltimore in three straight games DETROIT (UPI (--Detroit Graffiti Harrad - Jack's pack - Montie in a playoff for the pennant. Lions quarterback Bill Munson Griffith said he would fly back Bawdiers - Bayard Windjammer - Winchester to Minnesota before considering suffered a broken bone in his Good, Bad, Ugly - PLA Owls Whippet Inn - Undecided TIED SERIES MOVES TO NY a successor for Martin, but passing hand Sunday and will be *Purple Gang - Owen Grads *Tony's Boys - DSR lost to the team for a minimum speculation focused on former of five weeks, a club EAST CAMPUS FIELDS spokesman Gentry, Palmer start said Monday. Field 5 Field 6 X-rays following the game 6:00 Felloe - Feral Sultans - Satans disclosed a fracture to the 6:45 Akohol - Akbarama Fecundity - Fern middle finger, just below the 7:30 Abundantia - Abudweiser 8 Balls - 10's Men knuckle. Greg Barton will be sidetrack Gentry and go with his 8:15 West Shaw 4 -5 Hubbard 8 • 9 NEW YORK (UPI) -Jim activated to take Munson's place ace, Tom Seaver, on Wednesday. 9:00 Housebroken - Hob Nob West Sahw 2 - 3 Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles, on the Lion roster. Greg Landry, But manager Karl Weaver of the 9:45 McRae - Mclnnes ' Hubbard 7 -10 who brat Sandy Koufax in his former No. 1 draft choice of the Orioles said he will stick with Lions, will start Sunday against Field 7 only previous World Series start Palmer in the third game even if in 1966, claims there will be Chicago. "■Dingbats - Chokers it is postponed a day. "more pressure" on him * Rescheduled from Oct. 6-7 Palmer, plagued with shoulder Tuesday when he faces Oary and arm troubles most of the Gentry of the New York Mets in last three seasons, came back 6 BRIDGE LESSONS the third game of the 1969 from a minor league stint in World Series. Beginning The teams worked out 1968 to posi ;i 16-4 record this Tuesday, Oct. 14 7-9 pm Monday at Shea Stadium under year even though he was on the $3.00 disabled list Ibi 12 days with a overcast skies that contrasted recurrence of the ailments. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 14. 1969 9 "The In famous Alice's Alice's Restaurant' translating Arlo Guthrie's talking-blues album Restaurant director Arthur Penn and ballad on record has become an associates have made a number initially-hilarious-but-eventually- of additions and alterations, sad movie, and the change in serves Thanksgiving dinner, Ray and Alice host for "beautiful" a comedy, pathos large group of While eloquently with the passage of time and the urgency of their brilliance with stunning visual simplicity. with falling simple snow folk music and underlying the people, establishing a meaningful life. a funeral service for a former sullen mood of the mourners. Massacree" to cinematic form, What was a hilarious and satirical emphasis from comedy to attempting to dispos< pathos has, unfortunately, not resulting half ton of garbage o[ J* Both scenes are prolonged, restrained moments that convey member of the group takes place And our last glimpse of Alice in a snow covered rural cemetery is a long, roving shot of her been a smooth with a friend, Arlo is arrested for 11*3 11 o WHAT'S wvnni Penn, who balanced the standing outside the church, aA littering, convicted by a blind elements of alone, bridal veil blowing in the comedy and tragedy judge and later excluded from wind, as an awareness of the HAPPENING so masterfully in "Bonnie and the armed sercices because of his Clyde," attempts to do much the same things with "Allice's police record. The extensiveness with which Dance co emptiness of her life sweeps over her face. The cast performs with an Restaurant," his latest film. His the local authorities handle amazing naturalness, especially balance seems to be time; his transitions from satire to seriousness are off this jarring, Arlo's crime and misadventures at the induction center are, Arlo's truly, inspired comic sets ballet Arlo, the free wheeling, flippant observer who communicates youthful charm and underlying a choppy and destructive to the moments. Anne Wooliams, asst. director director of the Stuttgart Ballet s,uriousnessof his portrayal Bureau, will speak film's sense of unity. of film approaches brilliance, After splendidly capturing the of the Stuttgart Ballet Co. will which are going to advertising. A film will be shown Co., asked her to to himself and Pat Quinn, What we have here is, 'Alice's Restaurant" is still well and a talk on advertising will be biting satire and irreverent wit of conduct a master ballet class. Stuttgart to head he compassionate and volatile by Oct" 27. The form essentially, two films: first, a worth seeing. Although its the record, the filmmakers The class, sponsored by the company's ballet school. •gistration is available free wheeling, mocking satire of variation of approach limits the Greater Lansing Area Dance unwisely add serious conclusions To register for the class, call „ The tendency is, in the end. to Stud< The Institute of Electrical and the establishment, true to the power of the end result, its of their own. These added Council, will be held at 2:30 Mrs. Busch at 332-3942. for overlook the film's faults and 101 Student Services Electronic Engineers will meet at spirit of the Guthrie record, and scattered successes give it a comments and conclusions fail p.m. Tuesday in the Women's transportation, call Mrs. Martin 7:30 tonight in the auditorium, second, a sombre demonstration distinction worthy of serious * * to match the flair or inspiration Clubnouse, 603 S. Washington, Gal at 332-6041. * Engineering Bldg. Buz Brooks, of the futility ot the attention. of the incidents lifted directed Lansing. The class is open to urnalism Student IBM Corp., will speak on "What unconventional life described as "Alice's Restaurant" from the record. When "Alice's anyone who wishes to observe or Committee (JSAC) Can an Engineer Expect from all journalism students to Management." by the record. Both approaches introduces folk singer Arlo Restaurant" sticks to the text of participate for a $3 fee. could have proved more Guthrie to film audiences by The Stuttgart Ballet Co. from ■n house from 8 to 9:30 * * * the record, it successfully tonight in Parlor C St. John Student Parish will effective, if presented in separate dealing with Arlo (who plays transmits its imagination and Germany will be performing on Faculty mombers will be hold classes in "Scripture and himself), his life style, his perception. But when it ventures campus Oct. 13 and 14 as part hand to discuss journalism Revelation" from 7 to 8 tonight But presented as they are, the associates and his wildly funny out on its own and attempts to in the Spartan Room of the overall effect is an ambivalent an(j oftentimes sad encounters, expand and rearrange the theme, Refreshments will be served. parish. Some contemporary movie, lacking consistent It focuses, primarily, on Arlo's the film achieves only limited will be discussed by direction and style (rather, we U Courses Joseph Wehlen. friendship with Ray and Alice, a success. A seriousness overcomes have a collection of each), and married couple who have the film, and the vitality that p.m. in 301 Bessey; Undergraduate Sociology failing to combine its two converted an old church into a sparked its early moments is diverse approaches into a unified communal haven for young tion group, 7:30 p.m. Advisory Committee will meet lost. whole. idealists. This final phase, however, does ssey; Drugs and drug at 8 tonight in the undergrad udrii' 7:30 p.m in 111 lounge, fourth floor Berkey Hall. This is particularly sad because The film's most splendid contain two "brilliant" Bessey, Contemporary jazz, 7 All undergrad majors are invited each approach , when examined comic moments concern the moments. On these occasions, p.m. in 219 New Music Bldg.; to discuss organization for absurd ramifications of a the filmmakers have dealt Marvel comics as literature, 7:30 1969-70 and procedures for p.m. i n 1 06C Wells; filling 16 seats on department Technicalities of photography, 7 p.m in 107C Wells; and General business, 7 p.m. in 108C Wells. * * * MSU Marketing Club will meet Last day to return at 7:30 tonight in the Teak The Union Board will hold Room, Epply Center. chairman petitions Affiliates of the Dm i the Un Student American Chemical Society will for Greek Week r S3. Sign up at Union at 7:30 tonight in 136 Today is the last day for Board Offic Chemistry Bldg H. Hart, Dept. Greeks to turn in petitions of Chemistry, will speak. for lity of John general co-chairman of Greek Friends of The Paper will meet Week. XXIII. an experimental parish, will hold a Mass for Peace at at 9 tonight in the basement, Petitions may still be obtained 7 :.|0 p.m Wednesday at Gabriels Student Services Bldg. Henry in 101 Student Services Bldg. High School. The public is Luce, authority on limited-run Greek Week will be held spring yellow journals will speak on * * * "Organization of Forthcoming Also in Greek news, the raeli Club and B'Nai Issues." Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) Hillel Foi urges all fraternities to Israeli Folk dancing Packaging Society night in Parlor A - 8:30 tonight 31 Union" Rod Participate in the Vietnam Glinisty, packaging alumnus, moritorium Wednesday, representing Eastman Kodak ver Co., will talk on how home sales World (SEEK) nd relate to packaging education, hold elections a onight in 34 * * * Electic /ill be held Sporthaus of Lansing will hold is for the folk singing from 7 to 9 tonight m will be at Sporthaus of Lansing, 2320 E. rs and Michigan. 'The Wandering urged to Minstrel." Fred Turner, will sing ski and folk songs for everyone. The Block and Bridle Club will College Life, the weekly meet it 7:30 tonight in 109 meeting of Campus Crusade for Anthony Hall. Christ, will be held at 9 tonight in The College Life House, 544 Free University will hold its Abbott Road. Everyone is first UCM Class on Eric Fromm welcome. For rides, call at 7 tonight in 103 Berkey. 337-2505. The MSU Flying Club (Winged will hold the election year's club officers vice-president and at 7 tonight in 38-39 Tuesday, October 14, 1969 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Call in your "TREASURE CHEST" AD TODAY 355-8255 355-8255 For Sale FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment The State News does not BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 GREAT PLASTIC inflatable OLDSMOBILE 1969, 442. 11,000 furniture. Durable, permit racial or religious bedroom apartment, FOR RENT miles. Radio, heater, close ratio furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, or indoor-outdoor. Twenty different discrimination In Its ad* shift, 4-speed. Polyglass tires, 12 month leases. Call 337-0511. chairs, sofas, hassocks, etc. Low TO vert Is In g columns. The bucket seats. $2,485. Call after 5 MECHANICS Corner of Haslett and Hagadorn prices. $3.00 to $25.00. Call State News will not accept p.m. 484-9910. 5-10/19 a Roads. 24-10/31 337-9215 noon to midnight. advertising which discrim¬ 4-10/17 • AUTOMOTIVE Call 677-9611. • EMPLOYMENT inates against religion, OLDSMOBILE 1963, Starfire. Clean, 71 1 E ast Apartments race, color or national or¬ tachometer, power. $650, or best 71 1 Burcham 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the • FOR RENT offer. 489-3751, ext. 376, or igin. New deluxe 1-bedroom home. Makes tapes for your, car, • FOR SALE 351-4233. 5-10/14 RECEPTIONIST-Bookkeeper in law too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up office to handle telephone calls furnished 2 or 3 man • LOST & FOUND at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 and receptionist duties. General apartments.Available now t PERSONAL OLDSMOBILE 1962, Super 88. South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C bookkeeping Typing and for 9-month or 1-year leases. • PEANUTS PERSONAL Power steering and brakes, air shorthand required. For further 489-9651 351-3525 • REAL ESTATE conditioning. $395. 677-2002. information and apppointment for LAYETTE STEREO Automotive 3-10/15 TWO BEDROOM unfurnished • SERVICE interview call 372-5700. 6-10/19 receiver/tuner, $150. Tape apartment. $130., includes • TRANSPORTATION recorder componet, $35. COMET 1961 stick, good tii PONTIAC 1963. Tri-power, 4-speed. utilities. Damage deposit. Turntable $30. 4-speaker, • WANTED Good transportatioi Many extras. Must sell. 351-7868. 372-7505. 4-10/15 amplifier, $20. Also 8-speaker, 355-1118. 3-10/16 5-10/19 SAY IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 FACULTY APARTMENT' amplifier, $400. (Originally DEADLINE CORVAIR 1962, 4-door Monza. STATION WAGON, 1964, Plymouth PEOPLE! Talk anbout business Unfurnished. No pets. EAST $1,800.) Oak desk with chair, services with a Student Service $75. Mattress, double, twin, will LANSING MANAGEMENT 1 P.M. one class day be¬ Directory ad. Cass Judi. 355-8255 Phone 332-2627. bargain. 914 Johnson. 482-8162. transportation. S295 cash. Call good condition. $350. Call c fore publication. today for details. 2-10/16 337 1580. 3-10/14 355-1681 after 5 p.m. 3-10/15 Cancellations - 12 noon one FENDER SUPER-Reverb, Epiphone class day before publica¬ CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1966, NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented THUNDERBIRD 1964, Landau. All Riviera guitar. Marshall speaker tion. 427, 425 hp. Power steering, power, A.C., 38,000 miles, new only to MSU students and faculty. ' cabinet. New. Excellent condition. power discs, power windows. S8.84 month [including taxi. engine, extra good shape. APARTMENT, 2-man. Available 337-1181, 351-5466. 5-10/14 Exceptionally clean. Must sell. 489 2154. 5-10/19 STATE MANAGEMENT immediately. 126 Milford Street. PHONE Drafted. 339-8614. 4-10/17 CORPORATION. 444 Michigan Furnished, parking. Phone BICYCLE LIKE new. Compare at Ave. 332 8687 C TRIUMPH GT-6. 1967. Excellent 484 1579 days: evenings, $70, $45 best offer. 489-3751. 355-8255 DODGE 1963 Dart. Excellent condition. $1,895. 351-2127. 372-5767 or 351 4627. 10-10/22 ext. 376 or or 351-4233. 5-10/14 mechanical condition. $240. Or TV RENTALS-Students only. 4-10/17 RATES best offer. 351-7234 4-10 14 Low monthly and term rates. Call NOW WINTER and SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! 484-2600 to reserve yours. spring. 2 or 3 TRIUMPH 1968 TR 250 Good man apartment. Beal Street. $180 Brand new portables-$49.95. I day i i.50 UNIVERSITY TV. C FALCON 1962. Automatic, bucket condition Call 484 2687 or 351-1246. 3-10/15 $5.00 per month. Large selection 15tf per word per day seats, radio. Clean transportation. 485 1111 X 10/16 of reconditioned used machines. 3 davs RENT A TV from a TV J4.00 $200. 351 6958. 3-10/16 CAMPUS NEAR: Furnished living Singers, Whites, Necchis, New 13 1/2# per woru per aay Company-$9.50 per month. Call Home VALIANT 1968 6 cylinder, room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Call and "Many Others," $19.95 337 1300 NEJAC TV RENTALS • 5 days $6.50 FAIRLANE 1965, 4-door, C6. automatic, good condition. Call ED 2-5374. 5-10/17 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS standard. Good family car. Take DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 13< per word per day 351-3309. 3 10/14 over payments. Balance due TV RENTALS: G.E 19" 1115 North Washington, (based on 10 words per ad) $587.20. Phone Credit Manager. VOLKSWAGEN MICRO bus. 1960 portable $8 50 per month 489-6448. C-10/16 IV 9-2379. 0-10/17 deluxe-9 passenger with radio, and including stand Call JR. ROOM FOR 4 people in newly There will be a 50# service snow tires. 351-9208 3-10/14 CULVER BIRTHDAY CAKES 7"$3.64, 8'" COMPANY, 351-8862 decorated house. Short drive to - and bookkeeping charge if FORD 1960. 6 cylinder, automatic, 217 Ann -$4.18, 9" $5.20. Delivered. KWAST this ad is not paid within radio. Good tires, clean, runs well. Scooters & Cycles Employment Street, East Lansing. C campus. Call 487-3055 or VOLKSWAGEN 1961 Ghia,. Rebuilt 351-5526. 3-10/16 BAKERIES, 484-1317. C-10/16 one week. $135. 355-9913. 3-10/16 engine, and 1960 sedan. In good BMW R-50 1965 Excellent HELP WANTED: Mat 100 USED condition. $350. on the Ghia. vacuum cleaners. Tanks, condition. $650. Call 332-1425. Complete house. 6 people. 1 he State News will be FORD GALAXIE, 1962. S-90 Phone 372-4533. 2-10/15 canisters, and uprights. $7,88 and 3-10/15 GIRL NEEDED to share beautifu Completely furnished. All utilities Honda. 489-1842, 1124 Lincoln up. Dennis Distributing Co. 316 responsible only for the taken, Monday through Friday, 11 New Cedar Village Apartment paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. C Avenue. Lansing. 5-10/15 VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Excellent North Cedar, opposite City first day's incorrect inser- Call Sue, after 5 30 p.m FORD 1967 6 stick, radio New engine, chrome body. Clean Employment a.m to 5 p.m. Phone 332-0815. 351-3980. 3-10/16 HAVE YOU BEIpN PINNED or Market. 482-2677. CIO/16 Ask for Mr. McCarthy. 7-10/21 interior. 373-5061 days. 3-10/15 tires Must sell Call 694-9562 engaged7 Tell it to the world with MK LARGE APPLIANCE EAST LANSING one bedroon ELECTROLUX 3 10/14 an announcement in WHO'S WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in RN, LPN with medication course, couples only. Stove, refrigerato WHOSE. Only $1.00- pre-paid. $18. 482-2677. Automotive the $1,000 bracket7 We got em. part To i needed part-time 3 to 11 30 p.m., carpet. Quiet. Walking distanci Room 245 Student Services (Good suctioi IMPA CONVERTIBLE 1965. CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 Okemos Thrifty Acres. Generous 11 to 7:30 a.m. Apply Provincial Parking. $125 month. No childre C-10/16 AUSTIN HEALEY 1963. MK-2, atic. power steering, East Michigan Avenue, across salary plus commission. Liberal House. Call Mrs. Parker, or pets. 337-9633. 3-10/16 it condition. 372-8134. fringe benefits include: paid 332-0817. 110-10/17 Rooms FOR SALE: Complete drafting 3000. Must se'l. Best offer. from the Post Office. 484-2345. C 485-3688. 3-10 16 holidays, vacations, and birthdays, outfit. Also 1967 motorcycle, Location Important? SINGLE ROOM for paid life, hospitalization and SPECIAL ED. (gal's) to live with r 200cc, 1800 miles. Jacl/ Hexford. JAQUAR 1964, Red Roadster. Auto Service & Parts dental insurance, sick pay plan family in Northeast Lansing. Free Quiet, good locatio 372-4300.3-10/16 Hardtop included. Excellent ACCIDENT PROBLEM7 Call room and board, in exchange for PARK TRACE 3-10/16 337-0297. 3-10/15 condition. 351-5162, after 6 p.m. plan. Persons interested should KAY GUITAR tfith twin pickup, 4-10/17 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY OLD FIJI house, 3, contact apply to Len Krampe (Meijer Inc.) room amplifier, music $150 or best SHOP Small dents to large J.R. Culver phone 351-7972. 2055 West Grand River, Okemos. or offer. 351-5496. 1-10/14 CHEVROLET 1967. 2-door hardtop. and foreign JAQUAR 1966 XKE Coupe. Air wrecks. American 6-10/20 Convenient 1-10/14 to shopping, conditioned, AM/FM short wave, cars. Guaranteed work 482 1286 WAITRESSES Abarth exhaust, Pirelli tires. (New Meridian Mall) schools, 2 or 3 of a Kind 2628 East Kalamazoo C Full or part time. Excellent wages 372-9431, evenings. 3-10/16 SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS and yet providing you with and benefits. Apply at the Vacancies for Guys or Gals wanted- Must have a minimum of an atmosphere of At 73i Teak wood Lounge, 3600 South YOU CAN see savings with Quality MERCURY convertible, 1965 4 on 60 semester or 90 term hours. Pay uncongested freedom to live the floor. $900 332-5711. Logan 882-9507. 7 10/19 the way you desire - join us in Glasses from Optical Discount. (walk to campus) $22.50 per day. Contact 5-10/16 superintendent's office. Byron Okemos, THE place to live! 2615 East Michigan Avenue. Luxurious, completely CHEVROLET 1965. 6 cylinder, furnished & carpeted apts. 372-7409. C-10/17 stick. $450. Must sell. Drafted. area schools, Byron, Michigan, MAID'S-MOTEL. Full or part time Showing 10 -6 daily. Closed 313-266-4629. 4-10/17 work available day or afternoon Thursday and Sunday. 10 - Swimming pool & fully 351-9253. 3-10/16 shifts. No experience necessary. 1 2 Saturday. Phone i OAK DESK. 32"x42". Center equipped party-game room. drawer. 3 side drawers. $35. See model at 731 Burcham. COUPLE OR woman to stay with Scheduled increases. paid 332-5094. CHRYSLER, 1962 Newport. 4-door school 351-4381. 1-10/14 Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. age children, October hardtop, rebuilt 361 engine with (Model phone 351-7212) less than 500 miles. Aviation 26th-October 28th. 332-4015. Front end PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North: SMOKEY TOPAZ, 100 carat stone, 2-10/15 damage but driveable S150. IV matching earrings, $40. 5-6066. 2-10/15 FRANCIS AVIATION So easy to Large furnished studio. Utilities J.R. Culver Company learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE11' INTERVIEWS ARE being taken for PART-TIME employment for MSU paid, private entrance. $100 a (Appraised $80). 351-4381. 217 Ann St. 351-8862 Special S5.00 offer. 484 1324. C students during school year with month plus 1-10/14 MUSTANG. 1967, V-8. Automatic, Bee line stylists. High commission, deposit. Phone no collecting or delivering. Free Midwest's largest full-line 627-5454. 4-10/17 power steering. 487-6141. ext 1 22" DARK BROWN PARKING SPACES wardrobe. Must drive. Phone for merchant wholesaler Automobile fall, 1 frosted 238 or 882-8631. 3-10/15 mini fall. 1 light blonde wiglet and Campus FOR RENT Scooters & Cycles personal interview. 485-7509, 1 GIRL for 4 man apartment. $65 1 black wiglet. 1 free set and style. MUSTANG 1967. 289 3-on floor. 646-6676.4-10/17 , month. Call Ann. 351-2285. 5-10/19 351-2790. 2-10/15 Cedar Village Best offer. 3559-6021. 2-10/14 YAMAHA New Take 1969. over 250 Scrambler. payments, balance COUNTER WORK t part e for . STANDARD AMP, KLH speakers. Hil e 20 older. LINE UP v fall job now. Ear due. $693.80. Phone or r EAST LANSING-Lansing. Apartments MUSTANG condition. 1967 3 on floor, good $1175 351 3895 Manager. IV 9-2379. Q-10/17 Credit 339-2575. 3-10/16 necessary Subsidiary of Alcoa own fine home. New deluxe Garrard J ohn , player. Empire cartridge. 35 1 -3628. 1-10/1 4 NEXT TO SALARY PLUS Equal Opportunity Employer Call 10-10/22 roon Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. CAMPUS HONDA 1967, 300cc, Superhawk Offered by elderly n 351 7319 for interview C OLDSMOBILE 1959. Ex< Your Best Buy in Air-conditioning. Security locks. • S 15.00 /mo. condition. New carburetor. $150. NEED A part time time job' With Parking. Beautifully maintained. flexible working hours? Earn as 4-man apartment 351-5516 after 5 p.m. X3-10/16 332-5051 much as $200 per week. Call Select clientele. Lease Call 677-5312. 5-10/14 332-3135 or 882 6549 O • Party lounge 6 Guys and 5 Gals Needed to fill single FEMALE ODDS REFRIGERATORS • Luxury Fu gs vacancies at 731 Cedar Village «rk lily. ED ED 2 2 30 30^o.m r 5176.\1 2 5176.11 1tO 1 WAITRESSES FOR our Rathskeller • Large apartments BAHAMAS (walk to campus) Luxurious completely furnished & carpeted apts. Apts. DENTAL Orthodontic SlV\ Al\ office. Experienci | 484-8011 | I.R. Culver Co. $179 Swimming pool & fully equipped party-game room. 2 Bedroom 2 Man Apartment necessary. p.m. Call 482 9695. 9 to ! daily. 4-10/14 217 Ann St. 351-8862 See model at 731 Burcham $200.00/month ONE BLOCK from CAMPUS Dec. 14-21 LUNCH COOK, about half/hour, Open daily & Sun. 1-9 p.m. Married Couples day. Meals plus $1. 3519086 (Model phone 351-7212) L I PS RIVER'S EDGE WATER'S EDGE $ 160--$ 17 5/month 3-10/16 - CROSSWORD L OC AL SBT E N 0';N PUERTO RICO Phone 332-5051 WANTED: 200 coeds part-time, the all new "One Si*c to sell 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Apts. for rent. New PUZZLE I BE PI AlENT RY Fita AH" hose and panty hose. furnishings and carpeting. We also have a room¬ T O RIG I NMS-ETI Easy to sell, $15 to $30 weekly mm? I LEDBR I i $219 I SET A STKKER anione Illicit Rain iii |i iBBr WIEIRIYI \PONE AT LOUIS'I STUDENT WIFE to work 5 mornings 19 Black 37. Sidestep 20 C.iptured 39 Journalist $350 $2.00 an transportation. hour. Must9 have Call 332 0204 own 22. 24. Remorseful Armed strife DOWN 4. Know-how b 3 10/16 Cloy 25 Thick soup Dec. 19 - Jan 3 46. Doctrine 3 Critic 6. Forward WANT AD 26 Singing syllable 7. Bitter herb 8. Garb For Further cAorth BRINGS OUT m 9. Pal 10. Connect EX-BANK ROBBERS W 1. Simple Information "Cal 1 ^ Pointe 15. Following A Want Ad in the Toronto Telegram for former bank i P 18. Martyrdom 20. Both Tom Price robbers brought replies from 21. Dolt 882-1369 nearly a dozen applicants. I- 23. Female ruff 25. Cat talk Sue Eckles One man said he had served time in San Quentin and Alcatraz. Another quickly I i 26. Conifer 27. Some 29. Saturated Conditioning 30. Pussycat hung up after explaining he 351-5333 hadn't been caught yet. The P 31. Primitive Bill Kropf • 9-month lease at no extra charge reformed bandits were want¬ ed in connection with a pub¬ PP 32. Burning 33. Freshen 34. Sheltered licity stunt for the movie, State News Classified 882-1369 36. Stulm "The Thomas Crown Affair", 355-8255 38. Conger CLEANERS J.R. Culver Co. starring Steve McQueen. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 40. Person Studentours of Grosse Pointe LOUIS 623 E. Grand River East Lansing 217 Ann St. 351-8862 Monday - Friday 41. Steep 43. Of me Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 14, 1969 ]] For Sale DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and engagement ring sets. Save 50 per cent plain and or more. Large selection of fancy diamonds. Raise high—the candlestick $ 2 5 ■$ 1 50. WILCOX By TOM BOWERS in a park outside the Israeli menorah The SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Religion Editor high above their heads. sculptured relief shows a He arranged for a path to be laid Michigan. 485-4391. C parliament building in Jerusalem A menorah is the Jewish triumphal Roman procession out, inviting viewers to walk A gigantic, bronze, religious for three months before being seven-branched candlestick. with the menorah, taken from through the monument between KENWOOD STEREO receiver. art piece has been erected in disassembled and shipped to "The menorah is the best and the temple in Jerusalem, being the two groups of figures. TK-140 120 watt. $195. front of the new Jewish East Lansing. most ancient symbol of carried on the shoulders of the Standing beneath the lofted 393-6070. 2-10/14 synagogue in East Lansing. It took the help of a crane to Judiasm," Bezalel said, "and the captives. menorah, a person can feel a The two-ton walk-through put the sculpture back together people are holding it high in an The scene ORGAN 1969 Hammond Spinet. suggests despair and part of the joyous experience sculpture was designed by and plant it on the grounds of expression of joyous triumph." subjugation. suggested by the art. J-343, $800. Call 393 1450 before Aharon Bezalel of Israel. It was the synagogue in late August. Bezalel conceived the design Bezalel's menorah, "It is meant to be touched and 5 p.m.; after 6 p.m. 882-4836, ask by for Cindy. 6-10/14 transported during the summer Hie artist, himself, was on hand while studying sculptured panels contrast, is carried on the felt and experienced," the artist from Jerusalem to the synagogue to oversee the reassembling and the Arch of Titus in Rome. on fingertips, as high as the people TYPEWRITER, SMITH-Corona, of Congregation Shaarey Zedek positioning. Tlie arch erected in honor of can hold it, in exuberance. was Bezalel also picked the exact portable electric. Good condition, on Coolidge Road. TTie bronze piece represents Titus on his return from The sculpture is not designed spot in front of the synagogue $100. 484-0329 or 372-2259. The 18-foot monument stood two groups of people holding a 5 10/14 capturing Jerusalem in 70 A.D. just to be looked at, Bezalel said. on which he wanted the sculpture to stand. The site UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar allows people to see the stools. night chest-of-drawers, bookcases, stands, MOST MEN EVER sculpture from all sides as they approach the synagogue and prefinished picture frames and drive around to the parking area. more. PLYWOOD SALES. 3121 orbit The site also allows the varying South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C MEN'S STYLING grooms, DRYERS. Dries, and styles men's hair in Soviets 7 light and shadows to have a striking effect on the appearance of the sculpture at different times of day. minutes. Call Steve, 353-7708. MOSCOW (AP) - Seven Soviet Soyuz 6 and Soyuz 7, sent aloft to earth. Later new crews could United States does not plan to cosmonauts -- the biggest on Saturday and Sunday. be sent up as relief. have its own station until 1972, Hie congregation originally 5-10/15 In keeping with the usual Soyuz 6 has special welding concentrating instead on further asked artists in the Lansing and assembly of men in space at one ONE HUNDRED used vacuum time -- hurtled around the earth Soviet practice on space flights, equipment on board apparently flights to the moon. Detroit areas to submit ideas for cleaners, tanks, canisters and in three spacecrafts Monday official announcements were meant to be used for Soviet space scientists argue the proposed piece of religious uprights. All in good condition. 1 apparently getting ready to put vague about the Soyuz trio's construction work. that permanent orbiting stations, art, according to Ted Levy, warranty. $7.88 and up. year Dennis together the first permanent mssion, but semiofficial sources The Soviet Union lacks as laboratories and launching chairman of the building Distributing Co., 316 said the spacecraft would link up booster rockets as powerful as platforms, are the logical next committee. Seven artists North Cedar (opposite City orbiting space station. Soyuz 8, piloted by two after Soyuz 8 had been checked the U.S. Saturn 5 and seems step in the conquest of space. submitted entries, but none Market.) 482-2677. C-10/14 veteran spacemen, blasted off out by its crew. unable to match a direct moon Dr. Anatoli Blagonravov, a seemed to be quite what the FENDER TWIN amplifier and extra from the Baikaonur Two space flight veterans, Col. flight such as that made by prominent Soviet scientist, said congregation envisioned for the band master speaker cabinet. Both cosmodrome in Soviet central Vladimir Shatalov, 41, and Apollo 11. U.S. experts have earlier this year: "The launching grounds of their new synagogue. with Jenson life time speakers. Asia earlier in the day to join engineer Alexei Yeliseyev, 34, been saying for some time that of heavy satellites assembled on Bezalel was contacted when he Call Ron Artis at the Maxx's are flying Soyuz 8. They both the Soviets would have to earth would pose an extremely stopped to see friends in East House. 484-5718. 5-10/14 Service took part in the Soviet Union's combine a number of launches difficult problem involving Lansing, while on a visit to the last flight in January, when for to assemble in orbit the rockets, deployment of giantsized United States. He submitted a CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for SUEDE AND Leather refinishing the first time, two manned spacecraft and fuel supplies booster rockets. Therefore, it is model which won him a sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos service. Move Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 up professionals cleaning service. to the spaceships were linked together. needed for outer space flights. clear that the way to tackle this commission for the sculpture. Neu> sculp The presence of the Soviet officials made clear in problem is to assemble such He returned to Israel and went OKEMOS CLEANERS, 332-0611 earlier statements that the Soyuz satellites in orbit part by part. to work. The piece took eight 10-10/15 experienced Shatalov, in over-all This 18-foot, two-ton, walk-through sculpture de¬ command and Yeliseyev looked series was aimed at building "The day is not far off when a months to complete. It is the signed by Aharon Bezalel of Israel now stands Weimaraners AKC registered $75. DRESSMAKING: SCHOOL clothes, like further evidence that the manned orbiting platforms. permanent laboratory will be largest sculpture the artist has by the Congregation Shaarey Zedek synagogue. The Males and formals, wedding gowns. ships are to be used to make a U.S. experts expected the orbiting the earth, with done. It is also the largest casting females. Elliot, bronze piece represents the Jewish seven-branched Reasonable fast. Guaranteed. station. Some of the cosmonauts Soviet Union to be ahead with a researchers going up there to which the artistic 351-0720. 11-10/17 - foundry in 484-6401. 3-10/14 Israel has ever made. candlestick above their heads. presumably could stay behind to space station, predicting it for work under normal conditions POODLE PUPPIES: Silver-gray, man this while others returned sometime this year or 1970. The with all the comforts." In addition to the main State News photo by Jerry McAllister toy/miniatures. Call 372-2466 ALTERATIONS: Hems, coats, sculpture, Bezalel designed a pair after 3:30 p.m. 3-10/16 dresses, and men's trousers. of bronze tablets, representing Reasonable, will pick up and the Ten Commandments, which WEIMARANERS $75. Males and 351-0720. 11=-10/17 AKC registered females. Elliot, deliver at dorms houses. 489-7152. 3-10/16 and sorority Nixon dismisses moratorium were placed on the facade of the Congregation Shaarey Zedek's DRESSMAKING AND alterations. building. Each tablet is about 3 (continued from page one) demanding withdrawal of withdraw all combat forces as feet high. Lost & Found European experience. All Kinds. American forces. By appointment. Call 355-0850. A presidential spokesman said swiftly as can be done without Oct. 18 8:00 P.M. LOST AND Found: Brown suede 5-10/17 Lodge would return to Paris in Sen. Frank E. Moss, D-Utah, endangering American lives," 6 BRIDGE LESSONS jacket taken instead of green, midweek. told the Senate current policy is Moss said. Beginning Only $2.50 tickets available at not working. Sen. Thomas J. during party at Campus Hill The planned protest stirred a Mclntyre, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 7-9pm Saturday night. 351-6607 after 5 wave of Vietnam debate in the "I recommend, therefore, that D-N.H. said the United States Campbell's, Marshall's, Unior p.m. 1-10/14 COMPLETE THESIS Service. Senate where two former the United States must cease all should "get out of Vietnam with $3.00 and In front of Bessey. Discount printing, typing and offensive military action in all due speed." supporters of the U.S. LOST: OCTOBER 3rd. Black kitten, binding of theses, term papers, Vietnam at once and proceed to resumes and publications. Lowest involvement joined the bloc Mclntyre, once ranked among white feet, vest, moustache. the hawks, said "Whatever the 355-1706, 332-6939. 1-10/14 prices available. Located across from campus on corner of M.A.C. merits or the mistakes of our LOST: VICINITY and Grand River, below the Style involvement, I believe the time Mason-Abbot Shop. Call COPYGRAPH has now come to extricate Halls. Silver Lady Hamilton watch Westmoreland 45* Still with black band. Reward. SERVICES. 337-1666. C ourselves from the quagmire. .". 355-2087. 3-10/16 "Our own nation is tearing BARBI MEL: Typing, multil^hing. itself apart under the ordeakof LOST: ORANGE, grey and black No Burner said that there was job too large or too small. (continued from page one) Vietnam," Mclntyre said in a striped cat. East Lansing, Block off campus. 332-3255. C interest in the department 353-6806. 2-10/15 done to preclude adverse actions speech in Hanover, N.H. concerning activities scheduled Dole's resolution became a TERM PAPERS, evnelopes, general and publicity. I charge each on campus. rallying point for Nixon Personal typing Dictaphone or tape commander to give this his "We believe that this activity is transcription 393-3663. 20-10/24 personal attention," the letter supporters, who denounced the an honest expression of peoples' withdrawal calls and said the long NOW OPENED-LANSING SOUND finished. opinion regarding the war," he blame for prolonging the goes a STUDIOS. Professional 4-track Jean P. Burner, chairman of said. "I think it is a good idea conflict belongs to Hanoi, not recording. Commercial, pop, PAULA ANN Haughey Complete the Dept. of Military Science at industrial. 4806 South Logan. Professional Thesis Service. IBM for people to attend the Washington. MSU, said that the Army ROTC scheduled activities to get an 393-3600. 5-10/14 Selectric Typewriters, Multilith "What I'm pleading for is to Offset Printing and Hard Binding. program is not taking any undue idea of what peoples' feelings are action in reaction to the encourage young people on the FREE: 4 long haired kittens. Box Free Brochure and Estimates. Call on the issue," he said. 15th of October to ask moratorium. trained. 351-5004 after 5:30 p.m. 337-1527. C John Sellers, asst. director of themselves one question: whose 2-10/15 "We have not planned any in public information at Ft. side are you on?" said Sen. Hugh ilith events regards to the Sheridan army base, said that no THE Scott, the Republican minority TO people who raided moratorium," he said. "We are way at University Villa, Friday night: specific precautions are being leader from Pennsylvania. Please return the I.D. of Judith following University policy in taken on the base. "I'd like to see 'Hurry Up that students are not required to Payette--No Questions asked. The base, near Chicago, has Hanoi' on some of the placards," Drop it anywhere. 3-10/16 attend classes. Classes will be been the scene of previous Scott said. held as usual, though." anti-war demonstrations. Dole's resolution would have DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term "As far as we know, there are the Senate declare the United papers. Anita Warren: SCM merchandise Electric. Call 351-0763, 351-7086. C-10/16 IFC no demonstrations scheduled on the base," he said. being States must stand by the goal of self-determination for South Sunshine Center CASH LOANED on or (continued from page one) "We're 30 miles from Chicago, Vietnam. will buy out right. Ruhf's Feed TYPING TERM papers and thesis. so we don't foresee any march Store. 5200 South Logan. Experienced. Electric typewriter. participation in Wednesday's on the base. As far as we're 882-2121. 5-10/14 Fast service. 332-5497. 14 10/26 moratorium. concerned, activities will go on The two statements were PILLOWCAYSE-BACK again. $175. as normal. I think that official issued by Dziak personally and reaction to any situations will be anytime, anywhere. Fraternities. Call Jackie, 351-2184. 5-10/14 do not represent official taken as necessary on the local statements of either the TICKETS FOR MSU-UM game level," Sellers said. just 45< cleans DRUMMER LOOKING for work. executive committee or the General Admission. Call General Carson Neifert, Any style music. Call 351-1035 entire membership of IFC. But, 351-5530. 4-10/14 (Experienced). 5-10/16 Michigan National Guard in he said, many members of the MSU-UM tickets. Will Lansing, said that the guard was pay. Phone executive committee share his aware of the situation but, as of FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty Ross, 355-7900 or 353-9100. For appointment, call 484-4519. 3-10/16 feelings. yet, there was no official "We can't really comment on MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS reaction. this thing officially, because we 1 STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. pair slacks or "We are certainly aware of the C-10/16 would be encouraging aly meetings on campus and the fraternity that looked upon IFC planned march on the capitol. Peanuts Personal BLOOD DONERS NEEDED. $7.50 as irrelevant to withdraw," he We don't see any difficulties and "Financing Available" for all positive said. A negative, B there are no plans for any alert," 1915 E. Michigan IV 4-4411 SAMBO'S PA, We are two together, negative and AB negative, $10.00. "But, if the blacks feel they Neifert said. for each other. Happy anniversary. O $12. MICHIGAN can't find themselves within the j negative, I TOMMIE: Now love you. 1-10/14 - A Kahlua's Ma. 1-10/14 year ago, Never will we part. my heart. Hins. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507% East Grand Lansing Above the Book Store, hours: 9 River, East new a.m. to Campus 3:30 existing structure out," he continued. Dziak said he or a structure, we want them to pull modified hopes his ''The Mindering 2 sweaters dry cleaned or p.m Monday , Wednesday and statement will encourage blacks Friday Tuesday and Thursday, 12 DIANE A. You're the prettiest p.m to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C to remain in IFC and form a fountain. It will work. We're good. separate black within the TONIGHT 1 skirt dry cleaned caucus MWS. 1-10/14 council. Dziak said black sororities are Real Estate in the same position as black fraternities and "they'll have to UPTIGHT WITH apartment living? decide which way they want to Call me about buying this house. GUITARIST, VOCALIST, songwriter go." G. Fred Turner We love active people active people love us! It's can on a large quiet lot and you walk to campus. Call Bob wants or will start band. Excellent equipment. 355-5604. 3-10/15 "I feel that a lot in the Greek system has to change. Otherwise 0 . | Homan, 351-0965 or Simon Real Will sing Ski and Folk Songs 3 (>reat Locations For Your Convenience Estate, 372-1130. 4-10/17 PAINTING, WALL washing. Neat, we're going to be part of a dying thing," he said. | efficient work. Experienced. Free Dziak said he does not expect 1 - 213 Ann Street estimates. 482 6644, 3-10/14 for everyone Recreation any difficulties from national 2 - Corner of Harrison & Wilson Road |:|: fraternities in effecting reforms 7-9 p.m. 3 - Northwind Dr. Facing Yankee Stadium Plaza WANTED TWO general admission HAYRIDES ALL private property. in MSU's fraternity system. tickets, MSU-UM game. Call Bonfire areas available. Also 351-7263. 1-10/14 "I think that most nationals horseback riding by the hour. 12 are miles from campus. 489-5153. working on making the S>portl)aus TWO TICKETS UM-MSU game. individual chapters autonomous. 3-10/14 General admission. 351-4066 after 5 p.m. 1-10/14 Many nationals are easing off on their national requirements so Service TICKETS FOR MSU-UM game. that each chapter can adapt to 2320 E. General admission. Call 351-2187. Michigan the situation on its campus," he jij; Join Those Who Expect Mo re ... And Save 2-10/15 added. 1/2 Mile West of Frandor 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 14. 1969 Plan outlines crime priorities commission plan in April, it will comprehensive plans, which will operations of units of our be include regional plans. This is system," and that the I incorporated into the complete plan when it is revised something that has never been commission is working to "get a in April. done before," he said. real sense of what's urgent." A balance of prevention and cure underlies the program of the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Louis Rome, executive director of the commission, calls One area delinquency. of concentration for the commission will be juvenile Rome estimates The commission written evidence of the group's work to find out what is urgent. plan is ' Lamb the 28-member group a sort of that one half of all crimes "are Six major areas of inquiry, set Justice. The group, born of the "blue ribbon expert citizens' committed by kids." forth in the plan, are: organized , Shoulder Chops Michigan Commission on Crime, body". The commission's crime; police services; members are leading judges, Rome has had experience with administration of criminal Delinquency and Criminal Administration, operations in November 1968 began police personnel, educators and city and county government members. juvenile problems and solutions, having previously been a caseworker in New York City's justice; corrections; prevention; and community relations and juvenile problems. . , 69c and draws on the work of that hospital for teen-age heroin Also included in the report is The first project of the for Speaking of what lies ahead addicts, the group now a part-time street gang that worker, the after-care director an "Initial Action Plan" which contains "programs endorsed by Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon i». commission was to formulate a comprehensive planning has for delinquent boys at Berkshire the commission to meet comprehensive plan which list of programs needing Farm, Cannon, N.Y., and referee Michigan's most critical law describes existing Michigan systems of law enforcement and immediate action. Eleven regional planning units been completed, Rome said the commission will be "relying and director of juvenile court services, Washtenaw County enforcement and needs." criminal justice Selected U.S. Good criminal justice services, the have been established in heavily on work done at the Probate Court, Ann Arbor. On the list of "First Action commission's assessment of Michigan to bring the Michigan's most critical law commission's work to the regional level. Rome crime said is a he believes "function that of Programs" selection are the commission's of priority problems, • Round Steak enforcement and criminal justice community level. These units are chosen inefficient and ineffective according to need. problems, and the commission's now working on their own Because the full range of programs would expend more money than has been allotted in Sirloin Steak GET INVOLVED the Michigan Action the fiscal year Grant for 1969, the commission has selected only those "problems or parts of Tator Tots Volunteer efforts needed programs to receive priority for funding from its 1969 allocation." VOLUNTEER ACTION: Does meet after school and evenings. A community mother in a two- provided. The list includes: training for juvenile court staffs in-service 2 lb. bag 39' constructive social action hit FAMILY SERVICES: Clients year horticulture course needs BOYS CLUB OF LANSING: and probation aides; police officer training in youth affairs; iLJi home? If so, take a closer lookat of the agency would like to see academic assistance in a coUege Boys age 6-18 can participate in meaningful volunteer their youngsters get a better photography, sports, chess clubs, police recruitment; selection and start in life. You needed radio clubs and variety of special training; analysis and prediction Keyko or Blue Bonnet are as experiences offered through activities and programs at the i n d 'g CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES: of crime; and an improved your Office of Volunteer Programs. Students, faculty and Brothers/Sisters for these boys club. They need you, communications network. staff are invited to join the MSU children. YMCA: Volunteers are needed however, to help provide needed While race relations is not Volunteer Action effort, which VOCATIONAL for youth group recreational guidance and leadership. included, such, in the Margarine as REHABILITATION: Three HEADSTART: Four Lansing includes those opportunities programs at the YMCA and commission plan, but is rather listed below and others. students of a beauty school are Gra-Y clubs after school hours. schools have Headstart programs Contact: MSU Volunteer in need of general academic What a spot for recreation for economically and socially incorporated into the other tutoring to help them prepare deprived youngsters. You are areas, Rome noted several ways Bureau, 26 Student Services majors. for the Michigan qualifying LANSING RELOCATION needed to assist their teachers in to improve black relations with Bldg., 353*4402. examination in cosmotology. providing meaningful law enforcement agencies. NEW OPPORTUNITIES: BIG SISTERS OF LANSING, OFFICE: Volunteers work with relocation staff helping relocated experiences for them. "It is an absolute necessity ifgMRD INC.: Volunteers are needed t families move to new locations. HOLT HOME INC.: Be a that black people have OEO YOUTH PROGRAM: establish meaningful one-to-one friendly visitor to the aged. Get into the nitty gritty of life. confidence in the government to Youth groups involved in various arts and crafts projects need relationships with Lansing girls. TUTORING; MSU Student is Paint, repair and furnish apartments for the homeless. Brighten their day with a smile, some friendly chatter and some police their neighborhoods." Brooks Oven Fresh volunteer leaders. Group sessions "Black people are very in need of academic assistance. Hammers and bandaids sedentary recreational activities. SCOPE: Help man a sensitive to the conduct of Chili Mix 01,0 Community center in the Tower Gardens programs area. are Recreational provided police officers, and police departments attention," he said. must pay Big "30" jl Placement Wednesday and Saturday community youth. YMCA URBAN for "We need more policemen -- black parents could help greatly by supporting their black 31 oz. 4/$j00 Bread PROGRAMS: Tutors and sons' interest in becoming recreation leaders are needed for Dairy, food science majors AFFILIATES: Accounting junior youth. and senior Programming school age notconfinea members department," he added. of the police Chili Hot Beans 24 oz. loaf ,|ui be (B,M). Chemistry, microbiology majors (B). Economics majors to YMCA facilities and Rome said there is a heavy i5S|i (B,M). Secretarial administration volunteers 3/99' If yo ?sted i and public health majors 6/$100 use available priority, as far as the organization, please report to (B,M,D). Packaging majors majors, civil, electrical and community resources. commission is concerned, on 16 oz. the Placement Bureau at least (B,M). Chemical and mechanical mechanical engineering, DAY CARE !lp^ FRIENDSHIP in-service training. two school days in advance to engineering majors (B,M). computer science and CENTER: Supervise plav and "It's funny -- when policemen sign up for an interview and to Sanitary engineering, statistics mathematics majors (B). headstart-type activities for are asked why they wanted to obtain additional information. and probability majors (M,D). Location: North central and children of working welfare Location: Glenview, 111. south central United States. mothrers who might otherwise become policemen, most of them answer that they want to OCT. 17: MASSEY-FERGUSON, INC.: PRATT AND WHITNEY be left alone. Winning Score Gold Bond Football CARNATION CO.: Mechanical AIRCRAFT: Chemical and civil help people -- they like helping engineering and Oct. 11 Agricultural biochemistry, dairy mechanics people. majors (B,M.D). engineering majors (B,M,D). "Police work and food science, agricultural, Location: North central United gives them that M. S. U 1 Computer science, electrical and oDDortunity," he said. mechanical engineering majors engineering and material science Ohio State .4 MOTOROLA INC.: Electrical majors ( B,M ). Metallurgy, (B.M). Biochemistry majors engineering majors (B,M,D). (B.M.D). Biological science, Location: North central and che stry, microbiology and public health southwest United States. mathematics and physics majors majors (B.M). Location: OLD KENT BANK AND (B,M,Dj. Location: Connecticut California CHICAGO PUMP, TRUST CO.: and Florida. F00 KMC Accounting and CORP.: Accounting, banking administration majors SAGA ADMINISTRATIVE C/ j 1 f Pineapple chemical engineering majors (B). Civil engineering majors (B.M). (B). Financial administration CORP.: General business majors (B,M). Economics majors administration and HRIM majors Sanitary engineering majors (M). Mechanical engineering, general business administration (B). Location: Illinois. majors (B). General administration majors (B.M). and business marketing Location: (B). Location: various. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, CHICAGO 16 3/4 oz. 4/M1 111 Michigan. PAYMENT CENTER: All COOPER TIRE AND RUBBER CO.: Computer THE WICKES Forestry majors (B.M). Chemical CORP majors, all Location: Illinois. colleges (B.M). Gatorade science. statistics mathematics and and probability, and electrical engineering and metallurgy majors (B). All citrus and new cola 7<)< majors. College of Business (B.M). Advertising majors (B.M). chemistry, general business administration and administration, marketing and industrial Communication, science, psychology and social science majors (B). Location: political WVPjJc# New Crop Red or White i§H purchasing majors (B). Location: north and south central United States. YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE CO.: Chemical and Grapefruit «r,ize 5/59° pi vJgsi ERNST AND ERNST: Accounting and financial and electrical engineering, metallurgy Qc systems science majors All Varieties Michigan Squash lb. O administration, general business (B.M.D). Chemistry majors administration majors (B,M). (M.D). Location: Ohio. 6C Location: various. FACTORY ENGINEERING MUTUAL ASSN.: PANHANDLE PIPE LINE CO. EASTERN AND Gords each Chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical (B). engineering majors Location: Michigan, ARE YOU KEYED?: Indian Corn 4/49° El Indiana, Ohio and various. MSU SKI CLUB • INLAND STEEL CO., GOODRICH'S INLAND STEEL CONTAINER, INLAND RYERSON Will meet on Wednesday CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS October 15, at 7:30 p.rr £ The Drayton CO.: Accounting and financial in 109 B Anthony. administration majors (B.M). Mr. Hugo Bohm from Choose the rugged, sporty look . in a blizzard-busting SPARTAN Boyne Mountain wiJI topper from Great Western. This handsome Zepel treated Chemical engineering majors shell of Dacron & Cotton poplin gets a cold-defying lining (B.M.D). Civil engineering give a very interesting of Glenandes Dacron pile and quilted nylon sleeves. 34" skiing demonstration. long in British tan. electrical engineering, material Sizes 38 to 46 regular. science, mechanical engineering, mechanics majors (B.M). Metallurgy majors (B,M,D). $45 Location: States. JOHNSON North central United AND JOHNSON: ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * 'We Give Gold Bond IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Stamps" Accounting, civil, electrical and Complete front end repair and Harrison at Trowbridge n gine ing, alignment Between biochemistry, chemistry and Spartan Village and microbiology and public health * Brakes * Suspension Cherry Lane Apartments majors (B). All majors, College of Arts and Letters (B.M). All * Horl-Schcffner Cr Marx majors. College of Education, all Wheel balancing * Steering majors, College of Social Ho ekvrn south voshingtwi Science, packaging majors (B). Location Chicago, III. KRAFTCO CORP., LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center RESEARCH AND 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 DEVELOPMENT DIVISION: