Wharton and colls MSU p "higner education is undergoing a major faculty members when he spoke at the concern of equality for the educational Hartman said he, Huff and White "got president having interviewed him only crisis," Wharton said Friday. "It is seeking 1968 Winds of Change seminar. the impression that Clifton once." process. R. Wharton was Clifton R. Wharton to become more meaningful and relevant. "To work with such high caliber young Trustees already the next president. Hartman said he could be ready to name accepted the MSU voting for Wharton were Don "I think MSU is a pioneer in" developing people and faculty holds strong "Even the rankest, most naive politician the president by Thanksgiving. presidency for two reasons: he thinks MSU a Stevens, D-Okemos; Blanche Martin, new trends in this area. 1 am impressed attraction for I consider it is one of the best institutions of higher me. very D-East Lansing; Kenneth Thompson, learns to recognize the telltale signs of "Delay is costly," he said, "but why not learning in the nation, and he is impressed with the work to date and want to exciting to be involved in this entire R-East Lansing; Stephen Nisbet, rigging," Hartman said Friday afternoon. affordjis 30 days? Is this too much to with the quality of the students and contribute," he said. process of educational change." R-Fremont and Frank Merriman, "First there is a great impatience to get the ask?" faculty. Wharton said he met many MSU students Wharton was named president Friday by R-Deckerville. job done; they have prepared Hartman moved twice to table Wharton's the MSU Board of Trustees. Notified Voting against Wharton were Democrats announcements and they have the election. The first tabling motion failed for immediately of his appointment, Wharton Warren Huff of Plymouth; Clair White of candidate standing by, readily available to lack of second. accepted and will take office Jan. 2,1970. Bay City; and Frank Hartman of Flint. accept the position. These signs came out Huff, and White, who also voted against He is presently vice president of the Hartman charged that the appointment Thursday night." Wharton, were out of the room at the time. Agricultural Development Council (ADC). had been "ramrodded" through the board. Hartman asked that the final decision on The second motion was seconded by Three Republican and two Democratic- "1 was not aware that we would elect a the presidential selection be delayed to White, but failed to pass the board. trustees made up the five-man majority allow more time for the trustees to The five trustees who voted for Wharton president at this meeting (of the trustees)," that gave the 42-year-old economist the Hartman said Friday. "I had no word by interview Wharton. said they had had enough time to assess his appointment. Three Democrats voted telephone or the written media. Hartman emphasized that he was not credentials and were ready to vote. against him. "It is inconceivable that trustees could condemning Wharton personally, only the By the same 5-3 split, the trustees Wharton said he finds the bi-partisan vote arrive at the destination of a meeting and procedure by which he was named. appointed Jack Breslin executive vice encouraging since education should be a come to a bi-partisan vote for a president," "I am not condemning any candidate. I president of the University. bi-partisan issue. he said. "There is a coalition here." am only asking that we be given another Breslin was the University secretary. As "1 think education is the concern of all The trustees met Thursday opportunity to evaluate him. I don't think night to citizens," he said. "There should be a joint discuss the candidates. it is appropriate for this board to elect a (please turn to page 9) Monday MICHIGAN STATE NEWS « If STATE UNIVERSITY Vol.62 Number 68 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 20, 1969 Reduced penalties expected for possession of marijuana WASHINGTON (AP) - Taking the proposal for marijuana tremendous increase in the use of advice of government medical proposal will distinguish marijuana from specialists, addictive drugs, reduce the providing "far less harsh" penalties. marijuana, and have unfortunately served the Nixon Administration is severity of Mathias said in a statement Saturday that to make a large segment of our younger expected to sentences, and provide the courts with propose changes Monday in its "much-needed "severe penalties, mandatory minimum generation criminals by definition and to drug-control bill that would substantially flexibility to deal with within youthful offenders." sentences, and lack of probation and parole breed them contempt for an reduce the penalties for possession of possibilities have not prevented a unenforced law." His statement lent credence to marijuana. reports that the reduced penalties for The amendments are to be marijuana proposed by John E. Ingersoll, director of the Justice possession would include making the crime HARSHEST CRITICISM a misdemeanor instead of a felony and Department's Bureau of Narcotics and doing away with the mandatory jail term Dangerous Drugs, before the Senate for anyone convicted in federal court of Agnew: moratorium subcommittee on juvenile delinquency. An aide to Sen. possession. Thomas J. Dodd, Under Atty. Gen. John Mitchell's original D-Conn., subcommittee chairman, said MSU's pre Ingersoll's prepared testimony has been proposal, marijuana would be classed with heroin and other hard drugs for which submitted and added that a major shift in possession could draw a two to ten year staged by anarchists Clifton R. Wharton Jr., right, newly appointed president of the administration's proposal on marijuana prison term, a maximum $20,000 fine or MSU, is shown as h appeared when he participated in the 1968 penalties is in the offing. both. "Winds of Sen. Charles M. Mathias, R-Md., said the Change Serr Mitchell said in proposing the bill to Congress Sept. 15: "I personally believe in NEW ORLEANS the leaders of the moratorium refused to (AP) — Vice President sentences which are reasonably calculated Spiro T. Agnew voiced Sunday the disassociate themselves from the objective to be deterrents to crime and which also administration's harshest criticism yet of enunciated by the enemy in Hanoi." Milliken/ give judges sufficient flexibility to tailor last Wednesday's Vietnam moratorium, Agnew said the only purpose the U' the sentences to the requirements of the drug violator or narcotics addict." Dr. Stanley F. Yolles, director of the National Institute of Mental Health, told saying such protests are being pressed by hard-core anarchists. dissidents and professional In a speech prepared for a testimonial moratorium served was "as an emotional purgative for those who feel the need to cleanse themselves of their lack of to offer a constructive solution to the ability the subcommittee two days later that he dinner here, Agnew said American views on problem. praise trustees' vigorously disagreed with the penalties set "Unfortunately, have not the war are being greatly distorted. He we seen the out for marijuana. added: end. The hard-core dissidents and There is no clearer instance "in which the "The recent Vietnam moratorium is a professional anarchists within the so-called "But compared to my own candidate, punishment for an infraction of the law is reflection of the confusion that exists in 'peace movement' will continue to impressed by the fact that Wharton Charles DeGaulle, he lacks one more harmful than the law itself," Yolles America today. Thousands of exacerbate the situation. considers his professional interest the qualification," Adams quipped. "He was testified. well-motivated young people, conditioned "Nov. 15 is already planned "economics of poverty. - wilder, never a brigadier general in the French He said this concern is "consistent with Sidney Cohen, director of NIH's Division since childhood to respond to great more violent, and equally barren of Army. I shall always regard Wharton as the of Narcotic Addiction and emotional appeals, saw fit to demonstrate constructive result," he said. Gov. Milliken joined faculty, students the ideals of this institution and the Drug Abuse, Great Emancipator. He saved me from told the subcommittee that more stringent for peace. Agnew said the Nixon Administration is and administrators this weekend in praising land-grant philosophy." personal slavery." Larrowe said he believes Wharton's laws and penalties for simple possession of "Most did not stop to consider that the working to end the war and said the the appointment of Clifton R. Wharton Jr. Former President John A. Hannah also marijuana have not been effective. leaders of the moratorium had billed it criticism of anti-war factions is not as MSU's 14th president. selection as the first black president of a as a praised Wharton as a man with Cohen described the proposed penalties massive public outpouring of sentiment justified. He repeated a list of signs which In a statement Friday, Milliken said the major public university is "splendid." the administration says indicate "outstanding competence, training and "I think it's good for him and the black for marijuana as excessively harsh. against the foreign policy of the President progress in All-University Search and Selection character and quality to be our new Last Tuesday, Cohen disclosed that the of the United States. the war. Committee (AUSSC) and the MSU Board president." (please turn to page 9) administration was drafting an alternative "Most did not care to be reminded that He defended anew the Nixon of Trustees have ended "a long search with Hannah said he hopes faculty, students Administration record and programs on the an excellent selection. and "friends of the draft and on domestic problems. "Everything I have heard about Dr. University" will give Wharton their full support so that MSU Wharton - and I have heard a great deal - has been good," he said. "He has broad "may continue to grow in quality, in influence and in service to Michigan and experience to give direction to the broad scope of this rapidly-expanding the world." Charles P. Larrowe, professor of MSU likely University." economics and a member of the During a break following the voting at faculty-student committee the board meeting Friday, Acting President Adams said that although he has not met Wharton Acting President Adams, said to Wharton's appointment supporting his reaction is "strongly foadd college personally, his academic positive." credentials are 'Impressive. Larrowe said he was both surprised and of osteopathy North Korea accused The State Board of Education is expected to decide next week whether ambush death of G.i.'s MSU will be the home of a college of osteopathic medicine. The board has two weeks, until Nov. 3, to assign the new college to an existing SEOUL (AP)-The U.N. Command He said a U.N. patrol spotted four North university, as provided for under a bill accused the North Koreans of murder Korean intruders fleeing north toward the passed by the legislature and signed by Sunday for what it called the "preplanned military demarcation line shortly after the Gov. Milliken on Aug. 5. ambush" of four American soldiers inside attack. The intruders escaped after an The present Michigan College of the Korean demilitarized zone Saturday. exchange of fire, the spokesman said, but Osteopathic Medicine (MCOM), near The U.S.-controlled command said North they dropped blood-stained items from a Pontiac, is not state supported. Of the Korean raiders attacked the Americans' U.S. uniform which "definitely established three state universities - Wayne State, truck with hand grenades and small arms the fact they had participated in the University of Michigan and MSU - capable fire from ambush positions on both sides ambush." of incorporating the program, a study of a road four miles east of Panmunjom The spokesman also said that empty signed by former state superintendent of They then approached the truck and fired cartridges and hand grenade parts known public instruction, Ira Polley, bullets through the heads of the four to be used by North Koreans were found at recommended that MSU get the college. soldiers, a U.N. Command spokesman said. the ambush scene. Final details would have to be worked out between MCOM and the chosen The Americans were Staff Sgt. James R. university. Grissinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. BSAT tickets Grissinger of Wooster, Ohio; Special 4 Officials have indicated that MSU's response has been the most favorable. Charles E. Taylor Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Tickets are now on sale for the MSU Charles E. Taylor, Sr. of Reedsport, Ore.; Football celebrates It would be operated in conjunction with the existing medical school and would performance on Nov. 1 of Blood, Sweat & Spec. 4 Jack L. Morris, sonof Mrs. Mary S. mark the first time the state has supported Tears. Tickets are priced at $3.50, $2.50 Morris of Boone, Iowa; and Pfc. William E. Gov. Milliken, center, accepted a plaque commemorating college football's centennial year in Michigan the study of osteopathic medicine. and $2 and available at Campbells Grimes, husband of Belinda Grimes and from Clarence "Biggie" Munn, right, athletic director at MSU, at Saturday's game. Don Canhan, The final decision should be made at the Suburban Shop, Marshall Music and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Grimes, all of athletic director at the University of Michigan, was also on hand for the presentation. Union ticket office. board of trustees meeting scheduled Oct. Salinas Calif State News photo by Bob Ivins 28-29. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 20, 1969 Brown blasts than Michigan injustice Mississippi, except that in Mississippi, they Brown charged that the acquittal was another the white politicians and particularly my white , g do not see fit to require the slight inconvenience demonstration by'whitey'that he has a license to colleagues in the legislature, to advocate more necessitated by going through the motion of a assault or kill black citizens without having to criminal laws, more severe penalties for criminal trial," he said. answer before the bar of 'justice.' law violations and more 'law enforcement' if, as a Sen. Basil W. Brown, D-Highland Park, issued a Haidys was acquitted by an all-white jury of "He should remember from this point on that practical matter criminal laws, i.e., laws against seven women and five men, following a trial of 'justice' is two-way street," the 12-year veteran statement Friday charging that Michigan justice a assault and murder, apply to blacks only." Can you tell me why the MSU Spartans played the Buckeyes at is being unfairly applied to blacks. eight days and a deliberation of an hour and 20 of the Senate said. "It will serve no purpose for Ohio State University (OSU) again this year? Mike Glasson, Flint The senator's criticism stems from the acquittal minutes. junior. verdict issued Thursday to the Detroit policeman The black youth and several other youths who was charged with felonious assault in the beating last Nov. 1 of a boy at the Veterans charged they were beaten by a group of white off-duty Detroit policemen attending a dance at GOVERNORSHIP IN '70 According to the MSU Athletic dept., that just happens to be the way the contracts were drawn up this year. Unlike the two Memorial Bldg. the Veterans Memorial. years in a row that we played at the University of Michigan, "In Mason, Michigan patrolman Leo T. Haidys Another policeman, Richard Stinson, 34, faces politics had nothing to do with OSU. According to the athletic Jr., was acquitted of assaulting a black teen-ager in Detroit. In this travesty of justice, we have again seen a demonstration of the white man's brand of law and order," Brown stated. trial on assault and battery charges in the incident, but defense attorney Norman Lippitt said Haidys' acquittal may precipitate the dropping of criminal charges against Stinson. Dems eye office, the two games played at Ann Arbor were planned by the Michigan Legislature. Lately I have noticed quite a few people jogging around the "It makes no difference whether a black man is Lippitt said the alleged guilt of Haidys "cannot' couldn't get his own party to their halls of the third floor of the Mens' IM. Is anyone allowed to jog taxes," McNeely charged. killed before the very eyes of his wife, as possibly be proved" because of "glaring support his proposals in the "The governor has told us how there and, if so, at what times? Mike Glasson, Flint junior. inconsistencies" in the basic evidence. legislature during the regular he plans to cut property taxes happened at Rouge Park in Detroit recently; or Yes, it's alright to jog on the third floor of the Mens' I.M. Bldg., several black youths are executed, as happened in "I don't deny an assault took place," Lippitt session this year," he continued. statewide with his proposed Michigan Democratic party or even on the second floor anytime you so desire. The building is the Algiers Motel incident; or whether several said. "I don't justify what happened." But, he Chairman James McNeeley said "The result was that little of his constitutional amendment, but added, "the prosecution had not proved that open to all men. black teen-age children are brutally assaulted as recently that the Democrats program passed. Now it is clear he has put off, until after he happened in the Veterans Memorial case, part of Haidys was the youth's assailant. have a great chance to win the that the members of his own runs for re-election in 1970, recently been concluded," he "It is unfair to say they (the black youths) party in the legislature aren't telling how he is going to which has governorship of Michigan in us continued. weren't in any way. aggressive toward these 1970. going to follow him on his make up the deficit created by "The result is that Michigan is no different policemen that night," he explained. Speaking in Petosky at a education reform program." such a property taxcut," he said. gathering of Emmet County In his criticism of Milliken's "The whole plan appears to be Democrats, McNeely said there eductional reform package, designed not on the basis of is a growing lack of confidence ir McNeely said the governor has what is the soundest financial Gov. Milliken's leadership among made a "sham of the approach, but what is the safest people in general, and accountability principle by political approach for the Republicans in particular. refusing to put forth a clear governor's own re-election," he "Milliken's failure of position on the taxes needed to added. leadership becomes more finance education, and McNeely said the governor# apparent each day," McNeely deceptively hiding the impact of should show clearly just what said. "I think people are losing those tax increases he proposed type of tax increases he believes until after the 1970 election. should be implemented to confident^ in his ability to meet problems, and that spells victory "In short, Gov. Milliken hasn't finance education in Michigan "WHAT WE HAVE HERE IS A FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE..." for the Democrats in 1970. "For example, Milliken had the guts to really tell the people of Michigan he's raising before the next election. "Milliken's leadership capabilities are so in question in his own party that he had to Unless you are one of the knowledgeable 1% of the people on this The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State summon former Gov. Romney University, is published every class day and Sundays during campus, you probably think that the girls of Angel Flight have all four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. to the state Thursday night to convince people to give some signed away four years of their lives to the Armed Forces, or that we're Subscription rate is $14 per year. money to support the financially all taking pilot training. Neither is true. Angel Flight is a national Member Associated troubled Republican party," Press, United Press International, Inlam Daily Press Association, Associated Collegii.te Press, Michiga McNeely explained. sorority with chapters on 167 campuses. We are not a social sorority in "More and more I think we'll Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, Unite- The original East Lansing TG was thrown by Vladimir that our purpose for being is not to party, party, party. We have our States Student Press Association. see Milliken leaning on Romney to provide the leadership Kurotchkin, class of '26, on May 20, 1925, in an East Lansing share of parties, of course, but we also support an orphanage in Korea Second class postage paid at East Lansing. Michigan. strength that he lacks," he said. garage. Although East Lansing had been dry since 1907. and "That's why Milliken seems to Michigan since 1916, the beer flowed freely. Featured were and an Indian student in Oklahoma. We support the men of the Air Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Servict soulful renderings of "Yes, We Have No Bananas." "Collegiate, have decided to beg Romney to Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Force ROTC program who sponsor us. We are proud of our country, come back to run for the Senate Collegiate, Yes. We Are Collegiate" and "Ye Can't Fool the against Sen. Phillip Hart. Farmers, By Heck." A special guest appearance was made by the our university, and most important, our group. We think we have Phones: "Milliken obviously thinks his local police, who then hosted the happening in their spacious Editorial 355-825.. offices. something to offer. Do you? Our open rush will be held on Oct. 20 & 21 Classified Ad erti. ing 355-82 5b best hope of keeping things under control is to lean on at the Student Services Lounge at 7:00 p.m. We welcome all interested Display Advt i tisin« 353-6400 Business-Circulaii r 355-3447 Romney. but I don't think this Who is the public address announcer at the home football undergraduate women. Photographic 355-8311 stragegy will work," he games at Spartan Stadium? John Ainslie, Grand Ledge senior. continued. The announcer at the home football games is Richard D. Estell, manager of MSU's WKAR Radio- Estell is in his 12th season of Export hike Spartan football announcing. hAIMXHOEflVptS: We have the dearest helper at the Alpha Gamma Delta house. puts Britain We would like to surprise him with a big poster of a Harley-Davidson cycle that was used on "Then Came Bronson." Could Spartacuss help us locate one? Linda Younts, Three Rivers, senior. out of red For such a d( how could we pass? Spartacuss talked to Burt LONDON (AP)--Britain is in Lovejoy of Harl< > Davidson Sales and Service, 2510 W. Main St. He has the postei Simply say "Spartacuss sent us" and the poster the grip of an economic boom. It has been set off by an will be yours, free of charge. upswing in exports that has taken the nation out of the red iversity courses? in its foreign payments for the first time in seven years. Up to just recently, Britain had been Information on the Free University courses can be found in the spending more abroad than it "It's What's Happening" column of the State News. Courses in was earning. Relations between Prime the Free University come in and out of existence much too Minister Harold Wilson's Labor quickly to be put on any sort of permanent listing. For more specific information on these courses, call the New Community party government and top Office in the Student Services Bldg.. 355-8266, ext. 21. business and industrial leaders have never been warmer--to the discomfort of the opposition I am fast approaching my 21st birthday and would like to know conservative party and the Labor places in East Lansing giving free beer and pizzas for the occasion. party's extreme left wing. Mike Stevenson, Peoria, III., junior. The one big cloud in an otherwise rosy picture remains Free merchandise available for the auspicious occasion is as the plague of wildcat strikes follows: Gables, one free drink and a small pizza; Tom's and hitting industrial output, Country Store, one six pack for a penny: Monty's, a second especially in the auto industry, the nation's No. 1 exporter. pitcher of beer free after the purchase of the first: Dagwood's, a free birthday drink and Grandmother's, a free drink. Happy- Wilson has scheduled a Birthday! meeting for Wednesday with top leaders of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) to press for stronger action to curb wildcat walkouts in the car industry, already at the highest level in British history. SEE VELVETEX AT NEJAC'S CAMPUS TUXEDO LAMBDA CHI ALPHA AND PHILP DODGE YOU NAME IT WE'LL FUZZ IT! At least 7 to 10 per cent of the tablet-arm desks in classroom and lecture halls are designed for left-handed students. In the newer classrooms, these new desks have an 18 by 24 inch writing VELVECOAT OF surface to accommodate all. Left-handed desks are on the outside rows. Spartacuss sympathizes. MICHIGAN, INC. Could Spartacuss please tell me exactly what type of ID is required for spouses wanting to get into the football games? 1140 BEECH ST. Patricia Lee, Seattle, Wash., graduate student. No ID is required for you if you are accompanied by your husband, provided he has his validated MSU ID. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. October 20, 1969 3 $2.50 NEWS African group backs BLF Cigarettes Opaque Panty Hose 3/79" SJ69 A capsuU summary summary of th« da; in studies center takeover Expires after 10-25-69 Expi Limit 3 resCa°fter°l 0- 25-69 East Lansing Store Only East wlr* services. direct its energies and resources "In Lansing Store Only our moving toward this important for the center to toward rendering itself more objective, Pan-African Students "address itself in relevant relevant and competent to deal Organization charges the center educational ways which will $1.75 $1.69 The Pan-African Student with the challenging times and with playing the old eventually Organization in the Americas conditions of black people in game of "divide and rule;" with its racist change American public opinion on this campus Virginia Maid Ballet by Burlington (PASOA) released a statement Africa, in the United States and refusal to include the blacks in based on deep racism. Sunday giving their support to in the West Indies." any participation in the "In Panty Hose Panty Hose ' ' The moratorium is recent a Vietnam reflection of the the Black Liberation (BLF) take-over of the African Front's PASOA said that students in the Americas had African decision-making process." The Pan-African Students summing up," the statement said, "both PASOA and BLF $j29 $J39 3 Studies Center last Thursday. shown a "burning desire to called an African Studies Center are waiting and Limit 3 Limit confusion that exists in America "Like BLF, PASOA feels that reclaim their African heritage." on campus a watching carefully for an necessity, but said immediate Expires atter 10-25-69 today. " the center should be under and that any study or approach that it must involve the "black response regarding East Lansing Store Only tast the African Studies Center and Lansing Store Only Vice President 'black control.' to African studies in North faculty, the African students Spiro T. Agnew The way the its program center is now, from America must begin with at least from abroad and the African . . . The black top to students want to make it clear 99$ 89c bottom, it is a brief history of this interest. students born in the United controlled, that they can destroy the center, dominated, operated entirely directed and "The realize center has failed this, and this is its to States." but the center cannot destroy Stretch Nylons Trig by whites," PASOA said that it is more contradiction," PASOA stated. the statement read. The African students said that Gay Zing Spray Deodorant 30 wild the center excludes blacks from TQc 25c International News the policy-making process, and that the center itself reflects a white caste and is identified with DA Dinis ready colors Limit 6 Limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 10-25-69 a white culture. East Lansing Store Only Two armed East German defectors forced a Polish East Lansing Store Only In two specific examples. airliner to land in West Berlin Sunday and were granted during PASOA said that the only black permission to remain. Witnesses said two Communist faculty member in the center, MIG jets tried to prevent the landing. The four-engine Ilyushin 18 aircraft landed at Tegel Ruth Hamilton, asst. professor of sociology, was excluded from Kopechne $1.25 Subdue $3.50 Clairol field in the French sector of Berlin. A French Mission the policy-making process, and WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) - Two oppose the effort tu disturb her grave in a small Dandruff Shampoo Great Body ^charged that the center gave an Massachusetts prosecutors, probing the death of Catholic cemetery in nearby Larksville, not far spokesman said: "The two persons from East Germany assistantship to teach Swahili to who forced the plane to land have demanded asylum. As a white student this fall while Mary Jo Kopechne in Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's from where she was born in this northeastern 69' $2" car. may take the witness stand during the soon as all formalities are taken care of, Pennsylvania hard coal area. Limit 1 Limit 1 they will be set there are African students who hearing on a petition to exhume her body for an Attorneys for the Kopechnes, twice failing to free." speak Kiswahili fluently and after° 10-25-69 ^«tP^HSeOnfy Expires autopsy. win dismissal of the petition, said an better qualify to teach the An informed source said Dist. Atty. autopsy The spokesman added that no one else, among the Edmund "would be grossly offensive and subject. prejudicial to other 63 passengers and nine crewmen, asked to stay in Dinis of New Bedford, who filed the petition their wishes, sensitivities, health and well One African student explained being." the West. Aug. 14. and his assistant, Armand Fernandes Jr.. The 28-year-old secretary drowned - this legal $2.25 that Kiswahili is the real name of are ready to testify if it should become necessary verdict is now on record in Massachusetts 10% off the the -- when language and that Swahili to prove their claims that an autopsy "would Kennedy's car plunged off a narrow bridge on Discount It was the weekend Belfast's pubs closed early and it was people. the name of a nation of serve the public interest and promote the proper the night of July 18 and overturned in a pond on Flash Cubes was one of the few quiet weekends Northern Ireland has administration of justice." Chappaquiddick Island, near Martha's Vineyard Price On All Referring to the many national The hearing opens Monday at 10 a.m. in the and Edgartown, Mass. 5 had since the Protestants and Roman Catholics started fighting. crises recently, on the African continent the students said, courtroom of Common Pleas Judge Bernard C. Joseph F. Flanagan, lawyer for the Kopechnes, j 19 Film Developing Brominski, and is expected to last three to five a.id Dinis have not announced the identity of But the police and the British army still were not "Pan-African Students Limit 1 days. tl eir witnesses. Limit 1 prepared to say that the riot-free weekend was the Organization questions why the Mary Jo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Whether Kennedy will be a witness center has completely failed to reportedly Expires after 1-025-69 direct result of the order closing the bars at 7 p.m. - Kopechne of Berkeley Heights, N.J., vigorously is still up in the air, but apparently unlikely. East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only three hours early. Bartenders said this didn't cut down the volume of $2.00 $ 1.50 drinking, customers just drank faster. "I've seen more people under the influence these last Corn Silk Ugly Duckling two nights than in the last two months," said one Pressed Powder publican. "They just pour it down as fast as they can, Panty Hose then go home with a bottle in their pockets to drink some more." $|39 one Limit 1 Limit 3 Britain's minister of agriculture, Cledwyn Hughes, is Exp ires(Caf ter°l 0- 25-69 EastPLCS aft6r 10'25'69 asking the United States for details of its tests on cyclamates. the artificial sweeteners now banned from the U.S. market. $3.00 19c Cyclamates have been used in soft drinks and foods here since 1968. some Metal Frame Bic Pens The American decision has prompted another look at their use in Britain. demands for Sunglasses A Ministry of Agriculture spokesman said Sunday that $p 12c when results of the American tests are received they will • LimiT 1 Limit 6 be given to the Food Additives Committee for study. 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Complexion The report from Prague Radio's Moscow Cartridge Tapes correspondent said the "meetings at the summit level should confirm the marked progress in further 2 for 19° S499 Limit 1 Limit 1 strengthening of mutual friendship and cooperation." National News Maybe our name Expires^*?ter°10-25-69 East Lansing Store Only 'Expires after East 10-25-69 Lansing Store Only Sen. Edmund Muskie called Sunday for U.N. gives you the wrong impression. Reg. $5.98 Secretary General U Thant to seek negotiated political BEATLES settlement to the war in Vietnam. a 5j][t. Pepper's Muskie said a political settlement is a prime consideration in the Vietnam problem often overlooked in the search for a solution of the military aspects. 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Or make an old one r .sier to live in But if your interest h< •> in other things, you They worked and slept for two days and two nights at 1 ^ Required sea-level atmospheric pressure in the habitat, operated might prefer woikm t<•■ .motl.ci of onr com¬ General Telephone & Electronics for the first time without continuous support from the 30/ East Grand River surface. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Let's make this one UNIVERSITY America's last war Americans are a contradictory people. earth. Ask him and he'll tell you that he They are called the world's pragmatists, just can't wait for the day to come. always more interested in whether But he is the very one, at the same TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor something works than in the theory behind time, that loves and honors his country and GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor it. is ready to go to war -or send others to DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor Americans seem to need to explain war--for it at the wave of a flag. LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor Since the turn of the century, KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor everything, to justify what they say, do or think. After they've acted, they always Americans seem to have been trying to , JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor need to go back and explain why, and they resolve these conflicts and contradictions Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker awara need to have a good-morally good- reason. concerning war.. This need for justification makes them Probably most heartening is the for outstanding journalism. chronic worriers and makes them often increasing reluctance-despite all the rhetoric-on the part of the general public contradict themselves by holding high to support involvement in wars. ideals that never come through in practice. In the 1890's, going to war for Probably the best and saddest example Americans was a real lark. The country was EDITORIAL of America's contradictoriness is the at the height of jingoism and newspapers general attitude toward war. promoted war with Spain both as entertainment and to boost circulation. It goes with out saying that every World War 1 was a little different. We Achievement American is for peace, lasting peace, on tried, we really tried, not to get involved, but somehow it didn't work. And so we went to war with the greatest gusto-the war to end all wars, it was going to be. by 'badge But no one seemed to see that « eradication of an enemy is not the way to The long search is over. It ended Friday morning when the trustees combat it and. thereby, raise the quality of life of those who now Evaluating marjuana's effects peace-the were full of way war. to peace lies in the hearts of people, and the hearts of most Americans By the time World War II had rolled selected Clifton R. Wharton Jr. as suffer grinding poverty." around, Americans had learned a little MSU's 14th president. One can note the extensive work The following is part one of a two part more-they were really wary of taking the research on drug effects, and thus have The simplest way to respond is to quote a done "Point of View" by Leroy Augenstein, plunge even in the face of a threat like And it has echoed loudly by Wharton in revamping the followed the progress on a number of part of my press release which did not Hitler and, once they entered the war, they professor and chairman of biophysics. It thoughout the news media that he is curriculums of several Asian was written in response to a number of studies over the years. Actually, it appears appear in your story. 'Augenstein stated viewed it more as an unpleasant business to black. universities to make them more that Hunsley, Hart, Reusch and Karabatsos flatly that Sen. Hart doesn't know what he letters concerning earlier statements by Is talking about when he implies that the get over with than as a great crusade. are the ones who haven't read all of the Yes, our new president, a man with relevant to the existing conditions in Augenstein on drug research. By now Americans have had their fill literature carefully. effects of cigarettes and marijuana may be their societies. of wars, it seems. great capabilities as a human being own Coupled with his the same or at least can be studied in the Involved now in a conflict in a distant and as a professional, happens to be professional knowledge of poverty, On Oct. 1, the State News reported my For example, the study by Weil and same way. Augenstein said, "It was land that is highly irrelevant to their own black. we believe this experience with criticism of Sen. Hart's request for a study- co-workers (Science 162, 1234 (1968), far possible to correlate cigarette smoking with lives, they have become increasingly It is a sad reality that many will curriculum reform could provide the by the U.S. Surgeon General "to settle from being "hailed in the international lung cancer for three reasons: a) accurate dissatisfied, discontent and disillusioned. scientific press as a model of its kind," has estimates could be made of how much each judge his every move with some most exciting possibility for new once and for all the question of whether They find that their continued marijuana is a truly dangerous drug or a been criticized for its inadequacies in a person smoked; b) the statistics derived involvement in a questionable war cannot * reflection on his badge of color. We direction this University has ever number of letters to the editor (Science for men could later be checked against be justified and question the methods that had. relatively harmless substitute fpr a can only ask that the University cocktail." This prompted letters to the 163, 1144 (1969); e.g., there is real those for women, since females didn't We got them into it in the first place. community consciously attempt to are confident that Wharton's editor beginning Oct. 7 by: 1) James concern -- as pointed out by the original really start smoking until after 1940; and And as they wonder about this war, grow beyond that absurd acceptance of the post was authors-that they biased their results by c) a definite physical change--a tumor-is Hunsley, graduate student in biochemistry-; they wonder about war in general. motivated purely by the desire to produced. The situation is totally different temptation. There is no doubt 2) Hart, Reusch and Karabatsos, chemistry; selecting as subjects only habitual smokers with marijuana: a) we don't know how Our very original motives may have Wharton will be eyed suspiciously by and 3) Arnold Paul, history professor. Here who volunteered for psychological been somewhat reasonable or right, they engineer this change, not from any many have smoked marijuana and won't certain legislators, determined to desire to add to his credentials. is a detailed response to some of their experiments involving marijuana, and there think, but look what they've turned into. know unless, of course, Sen. Hart wants to statements. is doubt about the statistical handling of How can we ever again enter into such "protect" Michigan from Under his direction, we hope to the data. In fact, Weil stressed in a later legalize pot; b) since males and females While Augenstein's comments may have a situation? Can we ever again takethe risk "concessions" made to protesting enter an era when the energy and both started smoking marijuana at about impact before PTA groups, they need not letter of explanation that their study was of going to war or even sending in the same time, we won't have a built-in students, particularly blacks. muscle of this University will go unchallenged in the University "simply to collect some long overdue "advisory troops"? group for later comparisons- unless Sen. He could overcome the "plague" become an experiment in community." 1) Hopefully, every pharmacological data, not to make We wouldn't want to make the same Hart wants to run a human experiment by of color easily enough. But that's responsible person and, particularly, every judgment about the safety or dangers in relevancy-a word we hear much setting up one group of people as controls mistake again, would we? parent feels the same impact as I do at the marijuana." I hope the three chemistry called an Uncle Tom, a cop-out man. about, but see little evidence of. and others pot smokers: and c) our major Of course, the questions wouldn't have report that the number of juvenile arrests professors don't accept verbatim the We concern with marijuana is not whether it is We do not expect or desire that to sincerely hope to have Wharton for violation of the drug laws has increased conclusions in each paper published in arisen had the war been successful or had , happen. If America is to exist as one with us the length of time necessary their own field. physically harmful but rather whether it our reasons for being in Vietnam been by a factor of 20 in four short years. Also, may be the first step towar addiction to good. nation, black men must be allowed to engineer the hoped-for change in who in the University challenges my harder drugs."' concern that in 1967 a child only The major shortcoming in all three letters But neither case was true, and perhaps to remain black and be judged solely direction. But the era of the 28-year 10-years-old, was found addicted, five 11- is what they define as "safe." In the that's for the best. by their accomplishments. tenure for University presidents has or 12-year-olds were picked up, 35 who Science report, "safe" meant that Since even the three protessors were Another unfortunate question that Our failure in Veitnam should certainly passed. Changing times demand were just 13 and 14-years old, and 700 of marijuana did not produce an immediate focusing on the wrong question, let me make both the officials and the citizens of has arisen as a result of Wharton's fresh, changing approaches. This, in high school age? effect comparable to the nicotine reaction quote further: "Those who treat drug this country much more hesitant as far as that some people get from smoking regular addicts have repeatedly warned that the appointment concerns his motives itself, implies that the search just "Experiments have proven that military involvement is concerned. for accepting the post in the first marijuana is safe for testing in volunteers. cigarettes. Using analogous criteria, then, it overwhelming majority of those who end completed will not only be would be "safe" for most people to smoke Americans hate to lose and hate to (1,2) or that Marijuana has no ill effects up on hard drugs, such as heroin, got their place. One obvious answer-to some undertaken again, but should be make whatsoever". 3) Their statements implied cigarettes, it would have been "safe" to use start on marijuana. While there may be a mistakes, especially the same one people-is that MSU can contribute welcomed when it becomes that I am unaware of the pertinent thalidomide in pregnant women (because number of explanations of this, a clear twice. much to his already impressive necessary. literature. As a consultant to the drug they did not get an immediate reaction), possibility is that marijuana is the 'foot in etc. the door' to an eventual addiction from Might this war, then-if it ever ends-be credentials. It is a question, and Might it not make sense then, for section of the National Institutes of the one to end them all? Health, I have helped plan and encourage "Hart's proposal is a good one" (1,2). which there is seldom recovery." answer, generated precisely because universities to contract their It's up to us to make it that way. Wharton, indeed, has impressive presidents, providing a structure for qualifications, and because he has been a pacesetter for much of his re-evaluating each man's work over a set period of time? The contract OUR READERS' MIND life. system is a worthwhile proposal But that is an overly simplistic made by Kingman Brewster of Yale. ; view. We choose to believe that the answer professional lies in Wharton's major interest: "The And so the Welcome. Clifton R. Wharton. search is over. Serious doubts about Nixon lawless behavior relate to the criminal on ; economics of poverty-how to -The Editors until such time as it is no longer so the street? What difference does the qualitj To The Editor: inconvenient. of the men who sit on the bench make What about doves? Why, then, cannot the pusher postpone when President Nixon indicates, by his During the 1968 political campaign, the termination of his narcotics sales until it is To The Editor: own action, that their rulings are to be An issue of law and order, never before effort convenient for him to do so?Why cannot a t° considered serious enough to be a major issue in a presidential campaign, was widely discussed by the three major candidates. thief keep on stealing until it is convenient for him to stop? Why are these people penalized for doing the same thing, enforced at his leisure? Newsweek, "Thoughtful Oct. 13, 1969, states, men in both parties found What has Vietnam? happened to the "Doves" on Have they become moratorium supporters? I doubt that. People that trulj themselves Richard M. Nixon took a very strong stand, disregarding the law. that President Nixon increasing beset with serious want peace in Vietnam would observe the by Williams9 doubt about the Ifcresident's essential moratorium as detrimental for that peace. advocating a return to law and order and is doing? How can we have respect for the constantly vowing that, if elected, he ability to lead the nation." If the United States withdraws all troops law of our nation when an individual, would the full I have a few doubts myself. because of internal pressures, then what i use powers of the serving as President of the United States, the use of negotiation. The Communists, MSU has a new president in The plea by Hartman for a delay in presidency to restore respect for law and flagrantly seek to disregard the rulings of order. Mrs. Blanche (Josephine) Martin having shown their complete disregard for Clifton R. Wharton Jr., but, at least, Wharton's acceptance then takes on its highest tribunal? How does Nixon's In 1954, the United States Supreme allied concessions in Paris probably are not one trustee held out for further another perspective. With a few more Court, our foremost judicial power, concerned with ending the war. They will Supports campus police investigation. Frank Hartman, weeks to interview Wharton and declared, in Brown vs School Board, that continue fighting until the allies have been defeated by their internal pressures. D-Flint, staunchly defended his other candidates, there might have segregated schools were unconstitutional and ordered that the nation's schools be Why would they want to negotiate when : motion that the acceptance of been enough time available to the people of the United States will help desegregated. Richard M. Nixon, the problem as a main point in his cutdown by : Wharton be delayed until the pressure Stevens into accepting the former law and order advocate now stands To The Editor: saying the police were implying that all the their cause? If, by some miracle, the • trustees could meet with the candidacy of Williams. This is before us and says that the law of the land In regard to the letter on Oct. 8 about drug addicts go to the black ghettos and withdrawal of U.S. troops could result in candidate a second and/or third especially noteworthy when one need not be heeded because the time is not police brutality and, especially, the MSU that the police think the main problems in peace, then the withdrawal must take : time. looks at the closeness in the vote for yet convenient for those who wish to police, I feel that this was a severe affront this country are situated around the black place, but there must not be a complete maintain the archaic, debasing system of to the Dept. of Public Safety in that it community. withdrawal just to get out, i.e., to become At first glance, this seems like a Williams, Breslin and Wharton. isolationist. : reasonable segregated schools. Mr. Nixon is evidently openly accused them of being prejudice of It seems to me that our campus police request. The trustees had To an extent, Hartman's charges of saying that a law which would the black students on campus. are a very cooperative group of men in that If peace is valuable, then we must show spent much time and effort in "ramrodding" are correct. The three inconvenience some can be disregarded The author of the article used the drug they don't interfere in campus rallies or the Communists that the United States is united and resolute in its desire for peace ; selecting the right man for the Republicans who voted along with marches unless the situations get way out ' of hand. The police don't like to be in all of Southeast Asia. position of MSU president. What two Democrats for Wharton had no ; thought of as prejudice termagants out to In conclusion, the primary purpose of would few weeks matter if love for "Soapy" Williams. They, ; a more they produced a more thoroughgoing too, may have realized that any Congratulates Alpha Phi Alpha do the black students no good. I feel that the R.A. who wrote about the this moratorium troops, not to bring is to withdraw all U.S. everlasting peace to study of Wharton and his credentials?? further delay in choosing a president police in such a derogatory manner is not Southeast Asia. In the light of present The delay in accepting Wharton would bring in Williams at the The Black Liberation Front International very mature or open-minded for a college conflicts, we cannot afford "peace at any could have precluded his selection. A expense of Wharton and they linked student, much less a resident assistant, and price" but we must guarantee everlasting : To The Editor: congratulates the men of Alpha Phi Alpha should remember that "what you say is peace, unfortunately, by continuing our look at the votes on former Michigan together with Stevens and Martin. One could not help but notice the who have said in effect - Pawns no more! what you are." presence in Vietnam until this everlasting Gov. G. Mennen Williams and The worries and hopes by trustees blatant hypocrisy demonstrated by the Right on, Brothers! ^ peace is possible. . : Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) when it Samuel L. Riddle, Lynn de Beauclair, University Secretary Jack Breslin about the possible selection of G. Black Liberation Front International Drayton Plains freshman Dana D. Braden dawned upon them that they had "lost" Rochester freshman show that Hartman, Huff and White Mennen Williams should in no way their niggers. Suddenly there are new paths ; voted in the affirmative both times. demean the optimism which the to be charted, etc., etc.; suddenly "we But these three reversed their "ayes" of Wharton lirffilrt'lFl H£'S BACK!! THIS IS THE UJAV YOU AliilAf'S LOOK choice brings to the must open our minds and unite." Unite, WHEN YOU RETURN FROM HAVING with the vote on Wharton. University community. The trustees indeed! APPEARED BEFORE THE HEAP BEAGLE I It is secret that chairman of the I only hope that all black "Greeks" will no have all praised Clifford Wharton examine with care the courageous but long board, Don Stevens, was being (some, more than others) and it now overdue step that Brother Dillard and the . pressured by groups within the state, appears fortunate that he was chosen men of Alpha Phi Alpha have taken - a including the AFL-CIO, to try to get at the last board meeting rather than step that can but bring an African people • Williams the presidential position. having his position attacked by the closer together so that WE can deal But from Stevens' vote, it is clear pressure groups favoring "Soapy" accordingly with those who have oppressed us for too long. that Williams wasn't his man. Williams. -TV Editors Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday,'( Beatle By MIKE CLARK prominent example. McCartney named Lear. McCartney was an recent Beatle albums makes the subjec student operated radio station at substitute. The story goes that A theorists There is much supposed In feature that seems to be Now the rumors are speeding English literature major when he see a connection with Billy is a better singer and guitar any case, the bits of MSU, heard the story recently. was in a Liverpool school with Paul. symbolism on the album cover speculation about unique to youth culture is the throu8h the muslc underground They have been assembling player than Paul and resembled of Abbey Road. A license plate death McCartney's rumored death of pop heroes that 8631,6 Paul McCartney IS George Harrison. At the end of "Strawberry him enough to fake it. can only be verified y a scores of circumstantial clues in the photo reads 28-IF; Paul The stories of Bob Edward Lear, ^he Fields," personal investigatioi Dylan's death either dead or seriously ,n- from acquaintances and someone says either "I Some wilder stories claim that could be 28 this year and the IF after his motorcycle accident is a Encyclopedia Brittanica says, someone who could not be ^ jockeys at WMSN, the listeners. am very bored" or "I buried Paul was a cocaine freak and had is obvious. of the was the first English writer to Paul." been on a $150-a-day habit. This alleged put-on. WMSN DJ's Si Mitchell, Marc On the left side of the Until C. Addy, Natasha and Rex compose nonsense poems. The The song "Fool on the Hill" caused his face to become Abbey McCartney's deal Brittanica also said the poems could mean Paul is buried Road cover is a cemetery. The disproved, the music and yc Decker told this reporter about there, haggard, which suddently got included Beatles are pictured walking underground is almost certain the rumors. a deep feeling of the rumors say. The words healthy after 'Sergeant Pepper.' toward a police hearse, with Paul continue its construction o melancholy. saying he knows they are the In connection with the cocaine . McCartney is reported to have In the out of step. A police hearse is fiendish Beatle died in an automobile crash in "Sergeant Pepper fools could be Lennon's clue for theory, the recent song "Come scheme Reprise," the Beatles count from his put-on. used when someone from the deceive the world Together" mentions that of November 1966, which seared House of Lords dies. one to four to open the song and But the song "Glass Onion" on someone shoots Coca-Cola, you Beatlemaniacs. his head off when he was pinned then someone says "dying" for the double album seems to put can feel his disease and one and beneath a car. A look at the collage on the no apparent reason. everything together. one and one is thre£, leaving out 1966 "Revolver" album cover reveals John Lennon standing In "Day in the Life," the lyrics say someone blew his mind out The lyrics say 'I told about Strawberry Fields. You you the fourth Beatle. Another rumor says Paul is NEW ENGLAND... in a car, no one was sure if he know the place where with Paul's head in his hand. nothing is only sick with spinal meningitis. Russ Gibb, WKNR-FM disc jockey, told the Detroit Free was from the House of Lords. The Beatles had been previously real. It mentions another clue for you all, the walrus was Paul. The mention in "Come Together" of spinal cracking, what a LIFE! knighted by Queen Elizabeth. It also mentions the Fool on the Press this cover-up is consistent muddy water and feeling his The 'Seargeant Pepper' album Hill, man he's living there still." disease is used to substantiate with Lennon's statement in cover is also full of apparent In 'Revolution No. 9" on the that one. 1966 that the Beatles are more clues. Yellow flowers are spread double album, disc popular than Jesus Christ. jockeyes Another phrase in "Come at the foot of the Beatles in the claim if it is pJLa^ed backwards Lennon, Gibb says, is brilliant Together", about he's got to be enough to conceive this shape of a left-handed bass someone says Tturn me on, good looking because he's so subterfuge, which amounts to guitar with the name Paul deadmen." j hard to see, seems to refer to a spelled out. Now, who could have been stand-in for Paul. resurrecting Paul from the grave. A hand From here, the circumstantial over McCartney's head substituting for Paul since his Also, if McCartney was in the on the 'Pepper' cover is said to alleged death? Some say it was a evidence, taken separately, is crash, didn't die and needed be a monk's sign of death. On person who won a look-alike unconvincing and sometimes plastic surgery, then he could the back of the album, Paul and contest in England. easily refuted. But together, the not grow a beard. Recent clues form an intriguing theory. Ringo Starr seem to be pointing Others say McCartney's photographs have shown him to the words "Wednesday brother William S. (Billy) is the with a full beard. Lennon allegedly has been morning at five o'clock", which constantly placing clues about supposedly is the time of his McCartney's death in Beatle death. albums since "Revolver." The song "Paperback Writer" mentions a man who wants to McCartney has no shoes on in either the 'Sergeant Pepper' or INVITE * FRIEND A Dick Shinsky Dorlon Hurtado 'Magical Mystery Tour' album surprising exclamation over the pictures of five East Lansing write a novel based on a man men? Not when you think in terms of the founder of mutual covers. According to 15th Century folklore, a barefooted RECEIVE A life insurance in America. Our contract contains the finest combination of provisions at any price. This is especially on McCartney's death person will die in a month. 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Grand River lansing Across from Coral Gables £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 20. 1969 SPORTS FARR INJURED AGAIN JEFF ELLIOTT Lions edge Chicago, 13-7 Spartan DETROIT (UPI)--Errol Mann kicked second half field goals of touchdown pass to Bob Wallace, but tight end the Lions' 12-yard scoring strike to John Wright. he escaped a blitzing Bears' defense and dashed the required play ke > md 45 yards Sunday as the second year quarterback Greg Landry was making only his 24 yards on third down. ' :roit That took the ball It's not too often that the other team will points for Lions handed the Landry, subbing for injured Bill third start but gave Detroit a 3-2 to the score you and you can just sit there and watch. But Saturday's game saw teago Bears their fifth loss Munson, offset that with a record in the third quarter when Chicago 22 and Mann came in f iout a win, 13-7. on fourth down 9:30 into the both teams actually give up two points, via safeties. ookie southpaw Bobby quarter and kicked his 20-yard The Spartans received two free points following their second touchdown of the afternoon when Sp field goal to put Detroit ahead U-M's sophomore Glen ;^uglass of Kansas made his *ust <;^ start for the .rterback and threw Bears a at 32-yard Spartan for the first time. Detroit lost halfback Mel Farr Doughty downed the ensuing kickoff in the end zone. Doughty actually caught the ball on the two, juggled it briefly, but had full Weekend sports action saw two for the season in the first quarter possession of it before he backed into the end zone. home thrillers as Spartans after he had gained three yards chalked up wins in both football and soccer, while the MSU Michigan Head Coach Bo Schembechler was asked about the Ruggers cross country team suffered its first dual loss since 1967 at Minnesota. on three attempts when he suffered ligament damage to his incident after the game happened. but could offer no explanation of what MSU beat Michigan, 23-12, before near-record Spartan right knee. Farr, whose left knee "You can always tell a sophomore," Schembechler said, "but Michigan,21-16 Stadium crowd of over a 79,000, as Bill Triplett ran wild with Duffy's new I-formation and the defense showed what it was operated on last season, was taken to a hospital at halftime you can't always tell The other safety, them enough." this one awarded to Michigan, was also a MSU's rugby club joined the should have done against Notre Dame and Ohio State. with surgery scheduled Monday once-a-season happening. With the Spartans leading 23-10 with Spartans' football team Saturday The Spartan booters revenged last year's 4-1 loss to Akron, morning. less than two minutes left in the game, MSU coach Duffy as they topped Michigan's rugby edging the Zips, 1-0, on a third period goal by Trevor Harris, Daugherty was confronted with a fourth and nine to go from the club, 21-16. Freshman Ron while Jim Gibbard's runners, despite placing six in the top nine All-Stars roll over Spartan two yard line. Delonge scored twice for the runners, could not overcome a 1-2 Minnesota finish and fell to Punter Pat Miller backed up just in front of the out of bounds Spartans while George Lorimer, Bob Roach and Rick Dickmen the Gophers for their first loss this year against two dual wins. Grand Rapids line in the end zone to wait for the snap from center. Once he got it, however, instead of kicking the ball in front of the onrushing each added one score. The Lansing All-Stars Michigan lineman. Miller calmly stepped out of the end zone for a stretched their season record to deliberate safety. At first fans seemed a little stunned -some may 10-1-1, with their ninth straight still be. win, topping the Grand Rapids But it was heads up football on the part of the Spartan Sandwich in Brazier Special Chiefs, 42-6, Saturday night. coaching staff. There were several reasons and factors behind the The All-Stars took control decision for the safety. University of Michigan quarterback Don Morehead with the opening kick-off, and Miller would be facing a strong rush from the Wolverines; he (27) must have had some sore spots when he got never let up. Ernie Pasteur and would only be about 10 yards behind the line of scrimmage when up Sunday morning, due to situations like this. he kicked the ball, instead of the normal 15; he was kicking into a Craig Teft picked up one score for TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY apiece, while Jim Garrett and Gordie Hetrick each added two Above Brad mate McLee (35) and an combine to make this unidentified team¬ stop while Clifton strong 25-30 mph wind; and the Wolverines had one of the conference's best open field runners (Doughty) awaiting the kick. more. Dick Kenney converted Hardy (30) comes up to assist. Sure, the Spartans lost two points, but the Wolves needed to after each touchdown. State News score at least twice more, anyway. Also, MSU was allowed to photo by Wayne Munn BRAZIER HOT DOG come out to the 20, where soccer-style kicker Hans Sudar could kick one of his high, long kickoffs allowing the Spartans time for good coverage. Your Host From Coast To Coast and a As it was, the Wolverines didn't score anyway, but it was still a smart football move by one of the best coaching staffs in the The Nation9s Innkeeper country. These are the kind of men a team needs when it gets involved in close, crucial games throughout the season. THICK SHAKE Two Locations In Laming Area ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * only 3121 E. GRAND RIVER AVE. Ph. 409-2481 * COMPUTER brazier 6051 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Ph. 393-1650 * DATING 49* 310 W. GRAND RIVER * * SPECIAL SPECIAL by Cybernetics, Inc. EAST LANSING * * SUNDAY MONDAY The * modern way to date. * 351-8666 Meet new, exciting people. CHICKEN $725 SPAGHETTI $150 * * DINNER A ■. * Write P. O. Box 91lf Lansing, Mich., Don't forget our coffee and danish hours, everyday from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Children $1.25 . DINNER All you can eat . * 48909 for an application or information. J ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ h Makes Ybu Sweat Pulsating African rhythms. Hot Latin soul. Fused tightly together by the catalyst of rock. Wild. Restless. Primitive. Santana. For your body as well as your mind. On Columbia Records Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 20, 1969 7 Canada geese migration observed by bird sanctuary By CHARLES WEIRAUCH because it is where two with their temperature changes, migration patterns cross each start the migration," Van Krom now until the first week other. One route is a north-south Deusen said. in November, Wintergreen Lake pattern from James Bay in There may be other factors in Berry County will be the focal Canada, while the other is a involved, but even less is known point for the fall migration of diagonal one from southwestern about how migrating birds the Canada geese in lower Alaska, Van Deusen said. navigate to congregate in one Michigan. When they leave the lake, area. No matter what the reasons The lake is also the site of the some birds may fly as far south are, the results create a sight The Association MSU Kellogg Bird whose staff has Sanctuary, been observing as Florida. "We believe that the passage of which is enjoyed by the 250,000 visitors to the sanctuary each "The Association" received the bird's migration habits since weather fronts in Canada, along waves of admiration when they played and fall. en a standing ovation at the ;nd of their perfor 1927. to an audience of 9,500 in Jenison Fieldhouse Saturday. They State Ne /s photo by Mike Beasle R.D. Van performed hit records "Cherish" and "Requiem for the Masses," Deusen, sanctuary director, said about 2,500 Canada geese use the lake as a stopover on their way to their THE ASSOCIATION wintering areas in southern Illinois and Tennessee. "The migration becomes heavy in mid-October, with the peak Live sounds beat records being reached in the last week of the month and the first week in November," Van Deusen said. Wintergreen Lake, about 12 six gold records and lots of other blend in close 4- (sometimes 5- miles northwest of Battle Creek, The group consumed a great about ASMSU's hits. I graduated from high and 6-) part harmony. Between Popular focal point for the birds, deal of time tuning and retuning Entertainment series. However, school with "Cherish." But, them they must have a vocal between numbers, and stopped the new despite all the exposure, and range of four or five octaves. seating arrangement is The silken sounds of The one "Requiem .", for despite the fact that I really song, . . an improvement over last year's. Association pulsed within and Instrumentally, The Association readjustment when didn't dislike them, I just is remarkably versatile. Most of one singer without Jenison Fieldhouse started off a little flat. couldn't get interested in their them play at least two Saturday night, and converted at The two-hour concert went off least style. instruments, some play more. one person from an without a hitch, aside from indifferent concert-goer to Change all that, because I The Association, like most an heard them Saturday night in an good groups, sounds better in starting 20 minutes late while impressed fan. overstuffed Jenison Fieldhouse, the crowd poured into an I that concert than on record. You was someone. Prior to and their style is 'outasight.' wouldn't think that a recording already-filled fieldhouse. Saturday, I'd heard The Though the group has seven Nothing can be done for the Association, of course. It would as popular aid as re-done as members, large by contemporary "Cherish" could sound better acoustics in that bam and that's be difficult not to have, what standards, their music is very than the original, but it did. with three No. 1 national singles. tight and together. Their voices That song means a lot of things to a lot of different people, and the 9,500-member audience Visiting prof greeted the song 'with enthusiasm, as they did mpst of the songs The Association played. Their moods ranged from the Puritanism beautiful and sentimental with "Cherish", to rocking and rolling with "Windy," brooding and John Gerstner, professor of church history at the Pittsburgh contemplative with "Under Theological Seminary, will present a lecture series on the Branches" -• performed with "Enigma of Puritanism." The series will be presented Oct. 21 - 23 in Akersand Wonders only a guitar and an organ, sung in full harmony, easily my Halls. favorite of the evening -- and Gerstner will speak each of the three days at 7 p.m. in 137 mysterious and ghostly with Akers, and at 9 p.m. in 106 Wonders Halls. "Requiem for the Masses." 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 20, 1969 STATE NEWS GET A PENCIL and MAKE A LIST of Things to sell with a Want Ad CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment For Rent I CHEVY excellent 1965 Corvair. Good 372-2140. 3-10/22 tires, good body. engine. TRIUMPH TR-4. Wire wheels, radio, tonneau, red. 372-4381, Wayne, anytime. 5-10/20 BUSBOYS, Apply BELLMEN. All shifts. in person. Holiday Inn, CAMPUS room, NEAR: Furnished bedroom, kitchen, living bath. TWO GIRLS for house winter term. Close. $60. 351-3334. 5-10/24 romKkiukfou North of Frandor. 5-10/20 Call 332-5374. 5-10/24 ONE GIRL. $60. includes utilities. VOLKSWAGEN 1966, beige 2-door Call EAST LANSING. One girl needed for Kathy H„ 6-7 p.m. 351-4658. • AUTOMOTIVE sedan. Very good condition. Call 3-10-19 large apartment for four. Available • EMPLOYMENT 393-6858.5-10/20 • FOR RENT • FOR SALE FIAT SPIDER, 1968 convertible. Leaving country, best offer. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1963. New tires, WANTED immediately. 332-3107. 2-10/21 ONE OR two men needed for winter HAVING DIFFICULTY FINDING ROOMMATES? 393-I726. 6-10-22 radio, heater. Excellent condition. • LOST & FOUND and spring. Luxury four man. • PERSONAL $450. 353-7104. 5-10/22 Woman to work five Close to campus. 351-1572. Roomate Service FIAT 1968-850 coupe. Black vinyl days a week, 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 3-10/22 CAN HELP YOU! • PEANUTS PERSONAL interior, white exterior. Takeover VOLKSWAGEN, 1964. Excellent 541 E. GRAND RIVER • REAL ESTATE payments. $1295. Doreen, condition, red, radio. 355-0955, p.m. Apply Van Dyke WORKING GIRL needed to share Studios, 209 Abbott Rd., 351-3558 • SERVICE 485-9172, extension 513, days. after 4:30 p.m. 3-10-20 apartment at Meadowbrook Trace. • TRANSPORTATION 3-10-22 or call ED 2-8889. STUDIO APARTMENT $60. 393-1386. 5-10/24 • WANTED VOLKSWAGEN 1965, excellent buy. $125/month. Available November. FORD 1957, automatic 312. V-8 Original owner. 2 door sedan, sun 351-9389 between 6 P.M. -8PM NEEDED: ONE girl for 3-man engine, dual exhaust, 4-door. roof, auxiliary heater, new tires. 3-10-22 apartment. $61 /month. 882-0897. DEADLINE Mint-like condition. Phone 882-6891 after 5 p.m. 3-10-20 372-5638. 7-10-27 GRADUATE accounting student for 5-10/22 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, north^ 1 P.M. one cuss part time bookkeeping. Employer day be¬ Large, furnished studio. Utilities FORD 1969, Fairlane WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in wiliaccommodatestudent's hours. EAST LANSING: On Burcham fore publication. 500 paid, private entrance. $100 a convertible. the $1,000 bracket? We got 'em. Willing to work Saturdays and Drive. New deluxe duplex, 2 Cancellations - 12 noon one Fully equipped. Little month plus deposit. Phone over 8,000 miles. IV 2-2333 after CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 evenings. For interview, call bedroom, with garage and 627-5454. 4-10-20 clais day before publica¬ basement. 6 p.m. 5-10/24 East Michigan Avenue, across 393-5770, ask for Mr. Finn. TF Completely carpeted tion. from the Post Office. 484-2345. C including kitchen. Self-cleaning FORD FAIRLANE 500 convertible, PART-TIME employment for MSU range, refrigerator, and For Sale 1966. Power steering and brakes, students during school year with dishwasher. $265. ED 2-2057, PHONE Auto Service & Parts Midwest's 655-2926. 3-10/20 • NFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar excellent condition. $850. largest full-line 882-2810, 372-8097. 5-10/20 merchant wholesaler. Automobile 355-8255 ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call required. For further information chest-of-drawers, bookcases, KALAMAZOO STREET BODY APARTMENT, 2-man. Available prefinished picture frames and FORD GALAXIE 1967. Air, stereo, phone 337-1349. O RATES SHOP. Small dents to large immediately. 126 Milford Street. more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 power. Excellent condition. wrecks. American and South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C foreign Furnished, parking. Phone 1 day S 1.50 $1295. 482-6133. 5-10/20 cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. For Rent 484-1579 15^ per word per day 2628 East Kalamazoo. C you an -meover tub school, 372-5767 or days: evenings, 351-4627. 10-10/22 RECEIVER-TUNER, 65 watt TV RENTALS: G.E 19" 3 davs $4.00 MUSTANG 1967 3 on floor, good BURN THE BOOKS, AMD OUT portable $8.50 per month Electro-Voice, save $30., also two 13 1/2# per woru per aay condition. $1175 351-3895 speakers for $50., both one month CUTLASS 1965 4 barrel 330 cubic PRESIDENT BUT IU BE CARNED IF . including stand. Call JR. WOODMERE Apartments: One 5 days 10-10/22 inch old. Need Money Fast. Call J6.50 engine, bucket seats, 2 barrel CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. block from campus. New one, 13< per word per day BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN and manifold. 390 positraction. tfXJRE GOM TO&ET W PARKINS SPACE'. 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C two, three, and four man. $70. 355-6963 anytime. 3-10/22 4--15" chrome wheels for Ford 351-9036. 7-10/22 SCENE with an exciting new job. (based 10 words GUITAR 6 string, standard, like new. on per ad) Check today's Classified Ads! pick-up or Bronco. ED 7-7109. TV RENTALS-Students only. $10. Skis, Hart 6'1" and 6'9". 5-5-10/20 There will be a 50^ service Low monthly and term rates. Call Boots 7'/i and 11. Poles and 484-2600 to reserve yours. and bookkeeping charge if MUSTANG, 1965 V-8 automatic. bindings used one season, UNIVERSITY TV. NORTHWINO save this ad is not paid within New tires, clean, good condition. MASON BODY SHOP 812 East Employment Employment C FARMS 60%. 485-0103. 1-10/20 one week. $700. Call 351-2342 afternoons Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940 HELP WANTED: Mature women to NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented Faculty Apartments ONE HUMAN HAIR fall for sale. only. £10-21 Complete auto painting and RN, ONE night work full a week, also 7 to only to MSU students and faculty. or part-time in food Black. Call The State News will be collision service. IV 5-0256. C service operation. Interviews being 3:30 weekends. Call Mrs. Cole, S8.84 month [including tax). 351-7880 355-0439. 3-10/21 for information, responsible only for the OLDSMOBILE 98, 1962. taken, Monday through Friday, 11 332-5061. 5-10/23 STATE MAN AGEMENT first day's incorrect inser¬ Aviation a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 332-0815. CORPORATION, 444 Michigan EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your FREE PARKING at rear of store, for tion. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!!! Ask for Mr. McCarthy. 7-10/21 COMPUTER Ave 332-8687 C own fine building. home. New Large airy rooms. deluxe your convenience. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan OPTICAL RENT Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. CHEMISTRY TUTOR. Grad student OPERATORS A TV from Special $5 00 offer. 484-1324 C a TV Colored _Ave._372-74°9. 5-10/24 $2.00 per hour. Call 332-2197. Company-$9,50 per month. Call appliances. OLDSMOBILE F-85, V-6 SOFA BED, brown, sleeps 2. $15.00. The State News does not 1964 5-10/23 337 1300 NEJAC TV RENTALS • Air-conditioning. Security locks. Radio, 7 good tires, no rust. Piano, $50. Pop, permit racial or religious Scooters & Cycles C Parking. Beautifully maintained. classical folk, jazz, Excellent condition. $550. Call CHILD CARE WORKERS Select clientele. Lease. Call stereo recordings. discrimination In Its ad* to provide GARAGE for rent. 2 cars Corner of 355-8108 3-10/21 BMW 332-3135 or 882 6549. O 351-7295. 5-10/22 1967 R-695. Extras. $1000 guidance and supervision to vertlslng columns. The Call Burcham and Grove 332-2361 Brother Gambit, 351-0825 neglected, delinquent, and 711 East Apartmants State News will not accept 3-10/21 APPLE CIDER. No preservatives OLDSMOBILE 1962, F-85, V-8, 5-10/23 problem teenage boys, in a advertising which discrim¬ 711 Burcham added. Centennial Market. 4 miles standard shift. New tires, many SAY IT IN FRONT OF inates 50,000 North of Lansing U.S. against religion, extras. $249. 372-8080 372-7335, LEAVING: 1966 80cc Suzuki. 3,000 PEOPLE! Talk about New deluxe 1 -bedroom on 27 business 0-10/20 race, color or national or¬ ask for Mr. Moore. 5-10/20 miles, 2 helmets. Cash, $100: 28 (20 services with furnished 2 or 3 man s a Student Service igin. records assorted. years of opportunity to apartments.Available now Good shape, age or older) who Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 ASH, BEECH, cherry firewood. Very work 24 industry that i for 9-month or 1-year leases. $50. Lot. Kerry, 3-10 p.m., 131 to 36 hours per week. today for details. dry, split. Delivered. Call Stoddard E-2. 3-10/22 Mondays through Fridays: 3 p.m. 489-9651 351-3525 „ 351-0735. 3-10/20 to 10 p.m. Saturdays and Apartments After Sundays: 8 hour shifts. Various FACULTY -APARTMENT' CI DE R Ml LL open. 5, 351-0077. Employment schedules are available. $2.50 BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 Unfurnished. Sweet c Automotive $3.00 per hour. Prefer applicants - bedroom apartment, FOR RENT No pets. EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT. SALES TRAINEE: Leading plastic furnished who have previous experience in or unfurnished. 6, 9, CAMARO 1968 327 cubic inch PARTY material or Phone 332-2627 C WAGON-Camper 1959 raw broker has position 12 month leases. Call 337-0511. engine, automatic transmission, Cadillac available for agressive young man. working with young people. DRUM SET- Perfect Hearse Make offer. Corner of Haslett and condition. Best reasonable price. Call IV 9-1998 485-7095. 7-10-23 Apply to personnel, STARR Mr. Jay I Hagadorn offer. Call anytime. Salary and fringe. For interview, Roads. 24-10/31 882-1024 3 10/20 COMMONWEALTH FOR BOYS, Manager I M,i> call 351-0320. 1-10/20 5-10/23 PONTIAC GTO 1966, 389 tri-power. Albion, Michigan 49224 1 HI SI K VII 1 BLR I ' Telephone 517-629-3988. 5-10-21 Subsidiary of IBM MSU NEAR. MSU NEAR Student rental ONE AMPEG BT--15-C bass SUB-LEASE. Quiet, guitar 2201 F. tirand River A' luxurious, 2-bedroom apartment. furnished 3 bedroom house. amplifier. One Local distributor needs Framus Lansing, Mich. 4S9 1 2 Air, carpet, balcony, swimming. Reasonable. Call ED 2-0590 after nng guitar. 355-9485. 5-10/23 ambitious, neat appearing MAIDS - MOTEL. Full or part-time Tel: 485-5492.485-67 6 p.m. 5-10/22 CHEVY NOVA 1968, 6 man for part-time work. work available. Day or afternoon Community house. $175., month cylinder, Very standard shift. Good Condition. shifts. No experience necessary. including utilities. 3 minutes drive liberal pay scale. Must have ' S1250. 694-0528. 3-10/21 Scheduled increases, paid to campus. 110-G Whitehall Complete house. 6 car and be willing to work LARGE APPLIANCE people. Manor. Corner of Mt. Completely furnished. All utilities Hope and IF^bu A&6A W»mTv«ARLOc:tTj CHEVY 1960 Impala runs. 2 door SAAB 1967 wagon. All extras evenings. For further UNIVERSITY INN, 1100 Hagadorn. 351-3025 or Paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. C SEER, mystic ciaivoyANr, To i hardtop. S50. Call 353-7447 Original information call 372-9550 355-4701, ask for Daniel. 5-10/20 T>CONTACT owner 16,000 miles Trowbridge Road, East Lansing. Okemos Thrifty Acr 3-10-20 $950 351-7569 X5-10/20 and ask for Mr. Calgaro or 5-10-21 FAMILY FOR East Lansing, 613 ;7He SPIRIT WOKLD PROOucC salary plus Mr. Windsor. LINE UP your fall job now. Earn to fringe h- con--, ion. \tV.lude Libera! paid HOLT AREA Unfurnished one Grove. 25 foot living room, j fSiCHlC fte/VOVleM *>U mt SUNBEAM Alpine 1963. Must sell. bedroom studio apartment. fireplace, new carpet, redecorated. AMPkG fZ&Npi ALL holiday.Y ^ns, and birthdays, Excellent body and mechanical RECEPTIONIST 9 A.M. til noon learn in your spare time. Car paid li.c, hospitalization and Ground floor. No children or pets Stove, refrigerator, 2 large \ HAUWS EW, OCT- *1, W shape. New rubber and 35,000 necessary. Subsidiary of Alcoa. Equal Opportunity Employer. Call dental insurance, sick pay plan $90. 646-6811 after 6 pm bedrooms upstairs. Walk to MSU. 1 IT Nnt c#(l 3S/-007Q S895. 332 4924 2-10/20 daily. $1.75/hour to start. Phone 10-10-27 332-5162. 2-10/20 actual miles. Call 351-3312 after and a profit-sharing retirement Mr. Taylor 489-2379 after noon. 351-7319 for interview. C 6 00. $525. 5-10/20 plan. Persons interested should ONE MAN for 2 man 6 Guys and 5 Gals apartment, CASHIERS Needed apply to Len Krampe (Meijer Inc.! from Needed to fill single Daytime from across campus. $70, TEMPEST CUSTON, 1967. Excellent WANTED inside GALS and guys to work at LITTLE CA^ARS 10 to 2 and 10 to 5, nights 5 to 1130. Burger Chef Drive-in, 622 2055 West Grand River, Okemos. 6-10/20 351-7173. 3-10/21 Cedar Village vacancies at 731 (walk to campus) PIZZA TREAT, 1071 Trowbridge North Homer, Frandor 7-10-24 Luxurious completely CHEVROLET 1966. V-8, 2-d BANDS, BANDS, THUNDERBIRD 1957, collectors Road. Just off campus across from Holden Hall. You pick your hours. 2 or Vacancies for 3 of a Kind BANDS Apts. 2 Bedroom furnished & carpeted apts. Swimming pool & fully item. Shown by appointment. Call Come in after four o'clock to Guys or Gals apply 4-10-23 2 Man equipped party-game room. 332 3896 after 6 p.m. 3-10/21 At 731 Apartment a.m. Apply in person, University See model at 731 Burcham (walk to campus) 1100 Trowbridge Rd.. E. $200.00/month Inn. Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. Luxurious, completely Lansing. 5 10-21 furnished & carpeted apts. Married Couples (Model phone 351-7212) A & A Productions For ENGINEERING SENIORS! Swimming pool & fully equipped party-game room. isto Technologist needed for Brownsville Station $160--$175/month See model at 731 Burcham. immediate employment. ASCP Phone 332 5051 Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. registered or eligible. Excellent Sunday Funnies Are you interested in Ormandy working in ultra sophisticated programs in research, (Model phone 351-7212) Sparrow Hospital or call Francis X and rjfelMM HH auasi development, design, and limited manufacture of missiles, satellites, airborne J.R. Culver 487 6111, extension 333. 4-10-20 the Bushman annra an □□□a Company computers, radar, telemetry, data links, and related systems? 217 Ann St. □□□a aua^aaa 351-8862 aaa amaa nmn 22. Mansard ElIbqhqds ssal Would you like to be part of a fast moving professional team with virtually ACROSS 23. Bit □Eds Ha sis unlimited opportunities EMPLOYMENT 27. Earthworm in your chosen field? 29. Crake □O DD i jWLIt . 1. Through 30. Operated □□□ QHBSQDE1E 4. Cistern 31. Eats QBE BEHE DEE If your professional interests lie in the of circuit RECEPTIONIST: Good skills 7. Anniversary areas development, micro 32. Ran easily BUEIEBDH GOQE and tact are a must for this 11. Candlenut tree 35. Isinglass wave, and microciicirt applications; or test and evaluation of avionics heavy 12. Conceit 36. So be it BEEE □□ IHBEE position. Progressive and aerospace systems, or in electro mechanical devices and electronic staff. $390. If you have your 13. Pitcher 37. Longed for □□OB SB ilEBB stuff together, call 185-5481 14. Flourish 40. Grape refuse packaging and you are a senior in Electrical. Mechanical or Industrial Bellinger Personnel. 16. Talon 41. Stout Engineering, Physics; then the piece for 17. Twine 42. Frigid or you is - 1. Dance step 4. Thrush 18. Fashion 43. Soft cheese 19. Black wood 44. 2. Flightless bird 5. Seasoned Jujube NAVAL AVIONICS FACILITY. INDIANAPOLIS. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY: 21. Slender finial 45. Hint 3. Fur 6. Bushy clump proven performance and 7. Tooth paste outstanding skills will net 8. On vacation exciting position. Legal H 9. Lime tree experience helpful. $100+. Call 485-5481. Bellinger Personnel P J: 10. Mr. Gardner 15. Symposium 18. Spring 19. Epoch NAFI representatives will be 1 20. Kidney bean 21. Finale interviewing on your campus Monday October 27th. BELLINGER 23. Wickedness • 24. Bigot 25. Fib PERSONNEL Why not sign up now for an interview? See your Placement Office. SERVICE P 26. High railways 28. Stripling I i 31. Frogman 32.Innocent one 33. 'The Tent- GENEROUS FRINGE BENEFITS maker" 34. Pers. fairy AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 485-5481° 35. Breakwater 37. Engineer's shelter U S CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED 38. Shield 39. Stain Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 20, 1969 9 For Sale For Sale Service it's what's 11 d wnni Si _ SIX SERVICES OFFERED FANTASTIC PLASTIC inflatable 1967 YAMAHA Twin 100, $225; HORSES BOARDED - 2 large box furniture. Durable. 1962 Studebaker -- $120; 30 stalls, outside riding ring, pastures. M indoor-outdoor. Twenty different gallon aquarium including large Williamston. 655-1784. 2-10-21 chairs, sofas, hassocks, etc. Low prices. $3.00 to 337-9215 6-10/24 noon $25.00. Call to midnight. angels - $35; 2 sleds - $7. Call 393-6919, after 4:30. 3-10-21 Mobil® Homes Transportation WANTEDERIDE to Milwaukee or ASMSU proposes Chicago. This weekend. Share gas, K.L.H. Model 24. 2 years old, perfect PARKWOOD 1966 1> 52. Excellent toll. Phone 355-4085. condition, $200. 351-4312 condition, - ooms. 514 branches in dorms 3-10/21 Imperial wVje, Grand Ledge, DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS 627-2239.9-10/74 MSU Folklore Society will Student Advisory Committee ancj formats. Experienced. ANTIQUES, old things, built-in meet at 7:30 tonight in the to the oven, Reasonable charge. 355-1040. Engineering Dept. will and other groovy goodies. basement, Student Services Bldg. meet at 4 today in the Union Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Personal 51°/24 Everyone who has an instrument Mural Room. A representative 12 a.m.-8 2312 Victor, he can play or would like to for the dean's p.m. CASH LOANED on merchandise or DRESSMAKING AND alterations, Search and Lansing. 2-10/20 learn to play, or who enjoys Selection Committee will be governments, Mens Hall Assn., will buy outright. RUHF'S FEED European experience. All kinds. either listening to or singing folk chosen. All engineering majors Womens Inter-residence Council STORE. 5200 South Logan. By appointment. 355-0850. music, is invited to come. BLACKLITES: 48 inch are welcome. If in the near future you desire "We would also sell our Pop and married housing fixture, 882-2121.5-10/20 5-10/24 complete with 7500 hour tube. a little legal aid, travel Entertainment and Great Issues representatives to see if the $17.25. 489 1229. 1-10/20 BEATLES - WHAT raps and clues Typing Service The Fencing Club will meet information or other services tickets at the branch offices," he proposed program has student have you heard concerning Paul's offered by ASMSU, you may be added. support. TERM and practice from 7 to 10 Students for GUITAR PAPERS, evnelopes, general a Democratic 6 string, standard. Like death? Please write to John Turner tonight in 118 Women's IM able to go to an office in your typing. Dictaphone or tape Society (SDS) will meet at 8 Graf said that the offices "I think this is one of the new, $10. Skis. Hart. 6'1" and 736 W. Shiawassee, Lansing. Bldg. For further information, own residence hall complex transcription. 393-3663. 20-10/24 tonight in 34 Union. would also serve as an ear for 6'9". Boots 7V4 and 11. Poles and 1-10-20 call Cathie McDonald, 351-0100. instead of trudging to the third biggest things student student wants and needs, which bindings. Used one season save floor of the Student Services government has tried to do," BARBI MEL: Typing, would 60%. 485-0103. 2-10-17 multil^hing. help in the further Graf said. "It will get our DECOUPAGE CLASSES starting No job too large or too small. Bldg. week of Block off campus. 332-3255. The Physics Club will meet at People interested in working expansion of the ASMSU services closer to the student." GIBSON ES-335 November 3rd, Three C "What we hope to do is set up TDC-12, with 7:30 on "The Paper" should phone program. weeks-$10.00 Beverly Baten's tonight in 221 a branch office of the ASMSU He said that if ASMSU is going varatone and stereo. $325. Call 353-4594 or 355-4394. 351-5638.3-10-22 319% East Grand River, (upstairs). COMPLETE THESIS Service. Physics-Astronomy. J. Kovacs Cabinet in each complex," Paul "Our decision will on whether to to be a legitimate student East Lansing. 332-6098. 1-10/20 Discount printing, typing and answer questions concerning graduate school. Graf, ASMSU Cabinet president, carry out this expansion project government, it must serve the USED GENERAL Electric television. binding of theses, term papers, said. "Hopefully, these offices will depend on the willingness STEREO EQUIPMENT backed with resumes and students. 23" console. Excellent condition. publications. Lowest would be operated in and ability of the hall Call 882-3832. 3-10-22 service; from THE STEREO prices available. Located The following Free University across "I think they can be better SHOPPE opening soon. C-10/20 from campus on corner of M.A.C. Philip C. Thorpe, Asst. dean, classes will meet conjunction with hall governments to assist us in Indiana University, will be on tonight as served on a complex level rather ALL GUITARS, amplifiers, drums, and Grand River, below the Style follows: governments and also staffed by undertaking it, as well as on campus Thursday to talk to them." whether than on a University level," Graf other instruments. Call Rich at Peanuts Personal Shop. Call COPYGRAPH we can obtain space for pre law students. The interviews said. 337-0703. 5-10-24 SERVICES, 337-1666. C Graf said that he wants to see offices," he said. will be held in 211 Linton Hall. Film 309 branch office in every complex He said that it will also make Students seeking an making--7 p. a In the 4 STRING banjo with Bessey. Free 'U' togetherness-9 near future, Tony dormitory governments TYPING TERM papers and thesis. appointment may call 355-6677. and offices in married housing. more $45. 26" girls bicycle, $25. p.m. in 310 Bessey. Philosophies Rosenthal, vice president for relevant to the students AM/FM Experienced. Electric typewriter. He said that initially six by stereo with record player WELCOME JAN, Sandy, Diane, Fast service. 332-5497. 14-10/26 of anarchism-7:30 p.m in 31 special projects; Mike Hudson, offering them more services. and services would be offered tape recorder, $200. Kathy, Linda, Janet, Karen. Love, Associated Women Students Union. Science and ethics student services vice president; 482-5482. 1-10-20 your A DPI Sisters. 1-10-20 will hold a "Who's Who and (DEC)- 7:30 p.m. in 215 through the branch offices. Jim Jackson, public relatioas "I hope this program will These would include legal aid, give WEDDING GOWN Typewriter What's What "--a program Berkey. Moberg worship—7 p.m. travel and vice president; and Graf will ASMSU a little more legitimacy - new, from in 107 Berkey. insurance Bride's Showcase MRS. BIG Ears: Happiness is a (E lectrlcs) especially for freshmen women begin talks with all hall too," Graf said. September who would information, consumer relation Wednesday nite phone call that like to become 1969. Worn once, size 8. rings. Bricks, Idle and Mutt. Repair _ acquainted with women's bureau information, personnel 351-0538, after 5.30 p.m. 5-10-22 Foreign & Domestic services and black 1-10/20 organizations and their affairs Louis E. May,Sr. ED 2-0877 presidents on campus--at 7 Free University will meet at 7 representation. Campus Book Store- tonight in Parolors A, B and C, DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and HUNK, IT'S like a different world _Across from Union tonight in 301 Bessey. Alan J. "Our Wharton statement with you here. I love you. Puma. Union. Beverly Hunt of Lansing Barnes will speak on "Clinical long-range program engagement ring sets. Save 50 per ANN BROWN: Community College will be the Rounds: The Medical Student would include student loan cent or more. Large selection of 1-10/20 Typing and mi offset printing. guest speaker. plain and fancy diamonds. Complete s Syndrome." services, tutoring and day-care $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0. WILCOX JOE, I'M behind you and you ARE (continued from page one) SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East good enough! Good luck in Michigan. 485-4391. C wrestling! Love, Linda. 1-10/20 Wanted executive vice president, he will retain his duties as secretary of HIP the board of trustees. CO-ED for Housekeeper for 4 I TRACK Recorder-Player for the home. Makes tapes for your car, PAULA ANN Haughey Professional Thesis Service. Selectric Typewriters, Complete IBM Multilith groovy 3-10-22 guys. Call 351-0428. Selection applauded Again Hartman, Huff and White objected. "You have just elected a new president, and he is my too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up ! president," Hartman told the Wharton supporters. at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 Offset Printing and Hard Binding. BLOOD DONERS NEEDED. $7.50 "Now you demean the office by immediately afterwards South Free Brochure and Estimates. Call (continued from page one) naming Pennsylvania, Lansing. for all positive. A negative, B "This is an established part of an executive vice president. You are not 337-1527. C giving him the AEPHI JOANI: Mazeltov active, negative and AB negative, $10.00 community, as a whole, to show American educational policy at opportunity to come here and make his own improvements on You're finally one of the big girls. O negative. $12. MICHIGAN that there is a possibility of a this point," Brookover said. the administrative table. How can you do this?" • Love Glen. 1-10/20 COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. black man making it if he is PARKING SPACES TYPING-IN my home. Thesis and 507'/j East Grand Sam Riddle, student leader in Huff said the new president should have "a maximum of term papers. Experienced. River, East lucky but, more importantly, if the Black Liberation Front, had FOR RENT Lansing. Above the new Campus organizational freedom. 393-4075. 14-11-2 he applies himself," he said. Recreation Book Store, hours: 9 mixed reactions on Wharton's "He deserves every break we a.m. to 3:30 can possibly give him," he said. Cedar Village WINTER VACATION in Israel p.m. Monday , Wednesday and about "The only thing negative Wharton is his overseas selection. "I hope that because he's "The appointment of Breslin is contrary to this. I will vote against TYPING: EXPERIENCED. Work Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 this motion out of respect to the new | Jresident." staying The Caribbeans. Easttour Apartments representative, Jerry Bayer, 353-2769, 355-7256. 3-10-22 done on IBM 485-5575. 6-10/24 Electric. Call p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183 C work." Larrowe added. "I have some reservations about a guy black, he does not the attitude of many black come with Hartman said he was "inclined to believe^this (the naming of NEXT TO SILVER coins-Dated before who's spent six years in the very leaders -- that they won't give Breslin as executive vice president) was part of the transaction 1965. areas from which the United blacks (among the trustees who voted for Wharton). CAMPUS Service Top price. Any amount. preferential treatment. Transportation 484-3689. 0-10/19 States ought to be getting out. Preferential treatment is long "Wharton might have agreed to take this position with Breslin $ 15.00 /mo. ALTERATIONS, Dressmaking by "People who have spent a lot overdue. as executive vice president," Hartman said. experienced WANTED DAILY ride to Flint for of time in Southeast "Even 332-5051 seamstress. - WANTED: ONE man for 2 man Asia though Wharton is Thompson said Breslin's experience would be a great asset to Reasonable charge. 355-5855 apartment. Near campus. Call generally wind up as apologists black, moving as a black student the new president and "from the standpoint of continuity" he 0-10-20 351-9079.3-10-20 9 after 5 p.m., 351-2367. 1-10/20 for our policy. I hope when organization, we still bear in would vote for the Breslin appointment. Wharton gets here, he'll make a mind the fact that we are not public statement of some sort dealing with just an individual clarifying his position on our but with an institution. Wharton Announcing state foreign policy," he said. to Larrowe said Wharton "owes it the University" to submit is just one position in that institution." Tom Samet, ASMSU The himself to a searching interview chairman, said that "like news in order to make known his new man, Wharton will have to any 1970 VW position on a variety of issues prove himself. related to the campus. "But I think that students and want-ads "We really don't know faculty are willing to be will stay anything about him. Wharton is convinced," he added. a 'pig in a poke'," he said. The deans of three colleges on work In conjunction Larrowe said he was not sure if Wharton represents the same with this, campus also praised the trustees' choice. "The board has appointed a ugly system of values as Acting man who I think has all the many President Adams. In a statement Thursday qualifications to be president. As an officer of the University, I longer. Adams had said he was sure the will support him completely," support he has received has been Jack M. Bain, dean of the wonders for a system of values and not College of Communication Arts, for Walter Adams, the said. individual. Edward A. Carlin, dean of "1 really don't have much faith University College, said he is place in the Search and Selection adopting a "wait and see" Committee," Larrowe said. "I attitude. would like to think they "I think," he said, "the people admired the value system that on the Search and Selection your Adams represents, but I don't Committee had the best interests think they did. If they had, they of MSU on their minds." would have put Adams on the Paul A. Varg, dean of the GLENN HERRIMAN VOLKSWAGEN. INC. ad list." College of Arts and Letters, said, 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. Wilbur B. Brookover, associate from everything he has heard LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 director of the Center for Urban about Wharton, "I'm sure that PHONE 482-6226 Affairs, described Wharton as "a he'll make a good president." Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer today good selection, a capable man and an able person." "I think," he said, "it's a good thing to have a minority group represented." He said he does not anticipate Wharton will have any special problems as president resulting from his TH'S CAN GET YOUR race. 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He will pregnant, Ward said), and control service about abortion illegal The counseling service in East over-sized house of ill-repute abortions and thereby the death counseling when necessary. speak Oct. 27 at Akers Hall on counsels pregnant women on the and abortionists in the United Lansing works in coordination where problem pregnancies toll from them, are One of the newest services the counseling service and alternatives open to them. States. Ward said they also offer trying to with the Planned Parenthood "probably" occur with great Through a new organization of offered by the Michigan Clergy contraception. "If the girl wants to tell her update and reform abortion laws Unit in Lansing, the Michigan post-abortion counseling and in their states. A Time frequency, Ward said that 40 to Lansing and East Lansing for Problem Pregnancy parents, we'll help her. If she Magazine Children's Aid Society, Catholic 50 per cent of the referrals The clergymen refer persons referral for medical, ministers, women facing the Counseling is a contraception wants to live with essay, "The Desperate Dilemma Social Services, the Ingham an area family psychological received by the problem anguish of unwanted pregnancy education in the requesting contraception advice and psychiatric of Abortion," estimated that program to the medical community for during pregnancy, well help her aid. County Health Dept., the three pregnancy counseling group are find counsel and a choice of about 1,000 women die annually can residence halls at MSU. Ward, find one," Ward said. county hospitals, the MSU non-students. prescription, Ward said. The Michigan Clergy for from solutions. who spoke recently in illegal abortions. Out of a The Problem Counseling Center and the Persons wishing more The Michigan Clergy for residence hall contraception, problem pregnancy "If she wants an abortion, we Pregnancy Counseling how many Estimates range on has brother organizations in Listening Ear. information about the Michigan Problem Pregnancy Counseling, said he was beseiged with so counseling service also refers refer her to a physician. He and from 300,000 to 1,500,000 women to clinics for pregnancy the girl work out solution for Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. All Clergy for Problem Pregnancy coordinating the efforts of 50 many requests for additional a illegal abortions performed in testing (many women who her," he added. the clergymen, besides striving the United States yearly. Counseling may call 332-6410. clergymen in six counseling centers in Michigan, are combining medical and psychological aid to pregnant women with informal lobbying for revision of abortion laws in the Michigan Legislature. Don Ward, East Lansing member of the group, spelled out the organizations services and objectives. The clergy counsel persons with general sexual problems, Any $7300car is tight-new. The sinewy Mercedes-Benz280SE is built to be N.Y.C pl hectic M rattle-free even after50,000miles. NEW YORK (AP)--New Yorkers Monday wave hello to two Soviet cosmonauts and goodby to the Shah of Iran applauding the world Lift the hood, and you'll see why. while champion Mets baseball team. The municipal triple-header is bound to stretch the city's 31,500-man police force to the limit and frazzle the nerves of schedule-juggling city officials. Prime security measures will be in effect for the Soviets and the Shah. One of the sweet contoured with help from orthopedic pleasures of /j'hS&Si:-; For flowers physicians. The springs inside are driving any brand-new car is that firm, ■SStW Fresh and actually tuned to the car's suspension Fashionable buttoned-up feeling it has when it movements—to cancel thousands of thumps across the inevitable potholes and corrugated railroad tracks. tiny, tiring tremors every mile. Check the rear shelf. Carpeted. Especially if the car you traded- in had taken to moaning and groaning Feel the underside of the dash. No spa¬ over such indignities. ghetti tangle of wires—it's fully fin¬ Mercedes-Benz engineers like ished off. Finger the wood trim. Real the nice, tight, "new-car feel" so much walnut, not plastic. they think it ought to last longer than Many cars are designed to win new-car smell, new-car payments, and admiration for their owners. Mercedes- even a new-car warranty. In fact, they Benz cars are designed to win admira¬ tion from their owners. see no reason why you should not go Unconventional? Defiantly so. right on enjoying it year after year after year. Mercedes-Benz does not build conven¬ tional cars—and never will. And, since Mercedes-Benz en¬ gineers stubbornly refuse to waste time 280SE vs. 280S vs. 280SEL on annual face-lifts or superfluous our gimmickry, they have ample opportu¬ The 280SE sells for about nity to make such dreams come true. $7,300*complete with automatic shift, power steering, vinyl upholstery, hot dogs Born to last Result: every white walls, and AM/FM radio. If you can live without the 15 Mercedes-Benz power-boost from that "E"—for 280SE begins life in a shower of sparks. Einspritzmotor, or fuel-injection en¬ Its chassis and body are not bolted into are being, like those of a conventional gine—you can make a tidy savings by ordering the standard 280S. sedan, but solidified by thousands of You can also order a 280SEL— welds into a single, rigid unit. the 280SE with a wheelbase four inches this long. Flip up the hood or peer into the wheel wells behind the tires, and longer. (Four inches invested in leg- for the room rear compartment, not examine the frame. You can actually The 280SE is rated the safest the "luxury" field. A sound investment, ti squandered in useless overhang.) see the telltale pockmarks of the welds. How long And you'll "feel" the difference Other models to ponder: 250 Sedan—an unflappable they make from the first tar strip you inch, and pistons and connecting rods corkscrew turns of a mountain road— disc brakes will be offered on a do¬ road car with superb handling and hit. After 50,000 miles or so, you may mestic "luxury" braking, $5,208*. is begin to wonder if your 280SE will are painstakingly matched and bal¬ anced. Yet this power plant is about and enjoy yourself. There's no sloppy play in the The car. 300SEL 6.3 Sedan—"Merely ever rattle. as fragile as a bull. It's built to cruise steering, either. No mushiness. When pinnacle of safety the greatest sedan in the world"— When welding stops, hands in The responsiveness which above 100 mph on Germany's wide- you hold the wheel, you are blessed Road b Track, $14,530*. YOUR soft gloves caress the exterior of the body to detect bumps and burrs. They open autobahns for hours on end (and with the "feel" of the road. When you the wheel, the makes the 280SE such a pleasure to drive is its best defense against blun¬ Idea: If you plan to vacation abroad this year, clip the coupon for a often does). turn car responds in¬ are smoothed away. Vital seams are stantly. Suddenly, you are a more con¬ dering motorists. However, if the worst brochure with details of European HUNGRY? soldered and buffed to oblivion. Then the raw body is dunked Heroic handling The legendary stamina of a fident driver. Taut, sensitive steering is re¬ happens, the car is designed to shield you. Naturally, it meets all the U.S. Delivery. You nience of can enjoy the conve¬ touring- in your own new whole, like a taffy apple, into a gigantic Mercedes-Benz is a virtue you can tained even with Mercedes-Benz power safety regulations. But a Mercedes- Mercedes-Benz—:while making a sub¬ SPECIAL vat of primer. It emerges with 24 appreciate only with the passing of steering — characterized by Car and Benz has additional safety features. stantial saving on U.S. prices. Medium Pepperoni Pizza pounds of rust protection. time. But you needn't wait a moment Driver as "unquestionably the most The entire passenger compart¬ Next, it is baked, spray-painted, to savor this car's true genius: its quick ment is built as sturdy "safety zone." 65c precise unit of its kind ever developed." a °,f hand-sanded, sprayed again, then reflexes and heroic handling ability. Doors are designed to stay shut on im¬ . Mercedes-Benz of North hand-sprayed. Even the insides of the Awesome brakes The 280SE bristles with sophis¬ pact. 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As a final flourish in its arma¬ Scrapping the solid "beam" never experienced the awesome stop¬ Car and Driver's sober conclu¬ . ■ Please send me a full-color brochure on the new generation ment against road salt, rust and rot, rear-axle system of domestic sedans, it ping power of really good brakes. sion: Of all the world's cars, the Mer¬ ) of motor cars from Mercedes- WEDNESDAY tne 280SE gets a 24-pound factory uses an articulated axle, so that each Disc brakes. cedes-Benz line "represents the present Foot Long Hot Dogs slathering of undercoating. rear wheel can move up and down Mercedes-Benz engineers insist pinnacle in safe car engineering." independently of the other, just as the on them. Nor do they stint by putting Showroom experiments Unrelenting power front wheels do. disc brakes only at the front wheels, 501 The overhead-cam, fuel-injec¬ This endows the car with the and settling for conventional drum brakes on the rear. They attach a mas¬ is The 280SE is as habitable durable, roadworthy, and safe. as it Dorm Delivery Only tion engine equals the coachwork for agility of a scrambling quarterback. longevity. You can blast it over rutted gravel sive, caliper-type disc brake to every Slip behind the wheel, and flex Bearings are delicately ma¬ lanes; it behaves with almost eerie wheel of every Mercedes-Benz. your back. This is no marshmallow CALL 332-6517 It supports you. It should: it was chined to within 4 10,000ths of an calm. You can thread it through the Someday, doubtless, 4-wheel seat. ©Copyright 1969, Mer VARSITY *East and Gulf Coast ports of e e of transportation, options, state and local taxes, if any. Phil Gordon's Inc. 2924 E. Grand River Avenue, Lansing, Michigan 48912 Phone: 517-484-2551