Wharton: no Wharton believes one of the hallmarks of stranger to blacks preferential treatment. Preferential student activists fair treatment. I think that, as a goal, would activists today is "a fundamental concern exciting. And it should try to maintain this be of assistance to the individuals in the treatment is long overdue." be the kind of with regard to problems of society." This is thing I would like to work feeling of excitement, discovery and University who are doing things, then I What is your reaction to this statement? for." What happens to old student activists? application. could something, he said, which often escapes "I think that there is no question but Do you think the see my role as having been fulfilled Do they die and fade away? land-grant philosophy "If I am able, in a very modest way, to notice by the general public. there are a large number of black students If they're anything like Clifton R. needs to be redirected to accommodate the "Students really care. And they care on many campuses who feel that their problems of urban areas? Wharton Jr., Harvard University Class of because they see the possibility for the treatment in the Universitity is not. an "I think that, as a goal, I would prescribe 1947, they become university presidents. elimination of these ills," he said. "They As the 14th president of MSU, Wharton equal treatment in various respects. to this. I would, perhaps, say that it would say technologically there's no reason why "There are areas of this which perhaps be is no stranger to student activism. In fact, we can't do this, so financially why can't an expansion of the land-grant are not completely understood by the as one of the founders of the National we do this? philosophy, rather than strictly an white students and, therefore, they are alteration. Student Assn. (NSA) during the 1940's, "And, naturally, there is the inevitability, unaware that this, is not fair treatment. "I think that if one goes back to the MSU's new president could well be with the exuberance of youth also goes the considered one of the first "modern" But, at the same time, I think it is also true original statement of the land-grant impatience of youth. They want things that a great deal more understanding is activists. done yesterday, not tomorrow. We were philosophy, it is a people-oriented Wharton said he is looking forward as required of the situation on each part. philosophy and it doesn't quite say strictly impatient. We also wanted things to "I think there could easily be an equal president to finding out whether student agricultural people. change," he continued. fear that I might be even more tough "In this area, there might be some activism has changed during the last 20 In an interview Thursday afternoon because I would not show partiality. I years. meaningful changes required." during his first visit to campus since his think that in the ultimate analysis, what all What do you think the president's role "I'm certain there is a difference, but at selection as president, Wharton discussed of the students would like to see, black and should be in the University? the same time, I'm not sure whether there some of the issues facing the University is as much difference as there might be," white, is the situation where the problem "I see the most important role as being a and his role as president. does not exist and where the question is no he said. A leader in MSU's Black Liberation person who facilitates service to the • "I'm sure that methodologies, tactics longer raised. constituent parts of the University. Front (BLF) said in reaction to your "And this is the kind of thing towards may differ significantly, but the question is "I see my role as trying to help them do appointment: "I hope that because he's which I would like to see all of us work so the how does it differ? And maybe after I've top priority things that they're black, he does not come with the attitude that there is no longer a question whether interested had the opportunity of being in the post a in, because it has been my of many black leaders-that they won't give little while, I'll find out." one group gets preferential treatment or experience that education should be Friday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE TATE NEWS Vol. 62 Number 72 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 24, 1969 Holden takeover resolution elicits racist tag By SHARON TEMPLETON Germany" and "racism of the worst kind." MSU's pre It said force was used on "white persons they're acting more like thugs," Bowman The resolution originally called the black LARRY LEE said. students "a group of black hoodlums and who stood up for their rights and refused Acting President Adams and Clifton R. Wharton, newly selected State News Staff Writers to be cowed into submission But other legislators charged Bowman black bums," but softened the language to by arrogance, president, stand behind the president's desk, which on Jan. 2, 1970 A with speaking without adequate "a group of black students" and dropped Michigan senator introduced a threats and intimidation. information. Adams will vacate and Wharton will take over. Adams met Whar¬ resolution "Such actions constitute nothing else but reference to bums. Thursday calling for the in his office dismissal and criminal prosecution of the Sen. Basil Brown, D-Detroit, said, (please turn to back page) ton Thursday when the new president paid his first gangsterism, hooliganism, anarchy and a "Bowman doesn't know anything at all. He visit to MSU since his selection. State News black students who occupied the Holden total disregard for the rights of others." photo by Bob Ivins Hall cafeteria for half an hour Tuesday Bowi/kui said he would feel the sarm .vay made no attempt to investigate the if white students had committed a similar stituation except for reacting an articie in evening. the newspaper." "What I'm furious breakdown in communications between about is the act. "If you have a bad apple doing nothing Sen. Coleman Young, D-Detroit, said, VALIDITY QUESTIONED "Bowman rushed in without the facts and the white and black students," Sen. John but causing trouble, then he should be T. Bowman, D-Roseville, said. "I would thrown out," he said. engaged in racist words." Bowman said he got his information hate to see a situation like what happened "I don't think parents should be sitting from a radio report and then from an at Ferris last home biting their nails wondering if their Draft regulations split spring, with black and white article in the State Journal. students against each other." kids are being abused." The resolution, however, was condemned He said he was not against peaceful Other legislators thought the resolution as a racist statement by other members of protest, but what happened at MSU was merely an attempt to gain publicity. the Michigan Legislature. "couldn't be tolerated." "I think it was just an attempt to get his The resolution called the actions "If the reports I get are true, they (the name in the weekend edition of his reminiscent of "the storm troopers of Nazi black students) are not acting like adults, hometown newspaper," Brown said. Young charged that it was "an opportunist desire to grab headlines without regard to causing unrest." Justice Department Haynsworth However, Bowman said he felt it was a matter of conscience, and had to say something no matter what others might think of his action. . WASHINGTON (AP) -A split evidently has developed in the Justice Dept. over the The cases test whether the priority induction of young men who burn or Moreover, he said, they serve the "non-punitive purpose" of sustaining the validity of the draft delinquency destroy draft cards to protest the Vietnam morale of nondelinquents. "The of double "This is probably the most anti-black, regulations. war violates their constitutional rights of realization that they who shirk their duties case bigoted, prejudiced, ill-considered piece of absolute garbage I've ever seen on the floor the Briefs filed in the Supreme Court giving government's position are in the name freedom of speech and expression, and whether the draft regulations have been do not profit from their delinquency and are required under the law to 'go first' He said restoration of public confidence of the Senate," Brown said. "As a of Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. Other improperly stretched to punish protesters helps ease the hardship of compliance for WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. Richard S. in the court must begin with a vote Democrat I'm ashamed to be a member of department officials also are listed, but by Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, the Selective Schweiker, R-Pa., said Thursday he will against the Solicitor General Erwin N. Griswold's Service director. (please tum to back page) confirmation of Haynsworth. same political party as Bowman." name vote against confirmation of Clement F. Sen. Young supported Brown's is noticeably missing. Mitchell argued in the briefs that tearing "The nation, and the Court, will best be Haynsworth Jr. as a Supreme Court justice. served by presentation of another nominee opposition to the resolution, as did several The solicitor general, third-highest up or burning a draft card is illegal, He urged that President Nixon choose other legislators. official in the department, normally signs whether or not the purpose is to protest for the vacant position," said Schweiker. another nominee. Schweiker accused Haynsworth of Earlier, Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., the Senate's asst. minority leader, said "I think it is the worst example of provocative racism I've seen as a legislator government briefs in the high court. Griswold replied with a terse "no U.S. war policy. The delinquency regulations are not Oil resources insentivity to potential conflicts of Nixon's defense of Haynsworth has not in the Michigan Senate," Young said. "I am comment" when asked by a reporter why punishment, he said, but simply "compel interest, and of violating the judicial he did not officially support the cooperation with the Selective Service on reduced his opposition to the South disgusted with the resolution and shocked canons of ethics. He said if former Justice Abe Fortas was Carolina judge. . that it was even presented." government's position in two current cases. the part of all draft-eligible young men." estimated guilty of impropriety or its appearance-both forbidden by the canons-then so is Haynsworth. An Associated Press survey showed 46 senators at $2.5 billion planning to vote against LANSING (UPI)--A Michigan oilman Haynsworth or leaning that way, 34 estimated Thursday the new oil and gas supporting him, 20 undecided. reserves discovered in the northern lower The nomination is expected to reach the Senate floor about Nov. 6. peninsula could be worth as much as $2.5 billion. Among the uncommitted senators is Harold McClure Jr., president of the Hugh Scott, R-Penn., the Republican McClure Oil Co.. told a packed news leader and Schweiker's Pennsylvania conference the oil and gas reserves may involve more than all the oil and gas Schweiker said he had pressed for an investigation of Fortas, who resigned under produced thus far in Michigan. The value of all production thus far is fire, and would not apply a double standard in the case of a Republican $1.2 billion and McClure said that under selection to the court. today's prices and expected inflatiouary "I do not equate the cases trends, "the total worth could run to $2.5 nor the two billion." men as individuals," he said. "They are McClure, who is president of the related, however, and I strongly believe that there is no room for a double standard Independent Petroleum Assn. of America, owns the company which brought in a when gas making a judgment on confirmation well on state land 15 miles southeast of of a Supreme Court Justice. Traverse City Oct. 3. The well confirmed "In my judgment, Judge Haynsworth has the existence of the new pools of gas and been insensitive in the past to potential oil. conflicts of interest and has violated several "To realize the full potential, we will of the judicial canons of ethics and have to bring in many more exploratory therefore does not meet the high standards wells throughout the region," he said. "But the public demands for Supreme Court the potential is there." justices," Schweiker said. In addition to the lease money the state (please turn to back page) Abernathy here Ralph Abernathy, president of the Southern Christian New president Leadership Conference (SCLC), will speak at 3 p.m. today in the In his first visit to the campus since his selection as MSU's new of Auditorium. University life In which he is most Interested Is student activism. president, Clifton R. Wharton Thursday discussed some of the He commented that he is looking forward to seeing whether such Abernathy, who succeeded Martin issues facing the Univerlty. Wharton, who was one of the found¬ Luther activism has changed In 20 years. King Jr. as president of the SCLC, ers of the National Student Assn. in the is sponsored by the ASMSU Great Issues 1940's, said that one facet • State News photo by Bob Ivins series. Admission is 50 cents. Friday, October 24, 1969 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan House resolution praises Abernathy's leadership Rep. Jackie Vaughn, to speak at 3 "The p.m. in the long career as a leader of the the establishment of the Poor Auditorium. Rev. civil rights movement. The People's Camp. D-Detroit, will be on hand at the Great Issues lecture Friday to Abernathy's courageous resolution cites Abernathy's key "The Rev. Abernathy has commitment to the cause of role in the direction of the SCLC picked up the torch Dr. King present the Rev. Ralph in partnership with Dr. Martin carried for the oppressed of the Abemathy with a concurrent human dignity deserves the resolution passed by the recognition of the legislature," Luther King Jr. country," Vaughn said. "His Michigan State House of Vaughn said. "I believe this Abernathy assumed the willingness to accept the resolution can stand as a symbol presidency of the SCLC after the tremendous responsibility of Representatives, commending him for his leadership in the civil of our willingness to take up our assassination of Dr. King in April leadership in this movement share of the burden in the civil 1968. He has lead SCLC stands as an inspiration to all rights movement. crusades against poverty and who wish to see the fulfillment Abernathy, president of the rights effort." The resolution, introduced by racial discrimination, including a of the dream of which Dr. King Southern Christian Leadership march on Washington, D.C., and spoke." Conference (SCLC), is scheduled Vaughn, recounts Abernathy's The Detroit Democrat commended MSU students for inviting Abemathy to the Bus reservations University. that "It is encouraging to know the students at MSU continue to recognize the civil for trip to ASMSU is now taking Washington rally charge per student has not been Samet would like to see at rights movement as one of the truly Great Issues of our time," Vaughn said. "Their willingness to learn from one of the great Members of the Homecoming 1969 Homecoming Court are, back junior, Wesf Wilson Hall; front row, Sheila Quinn, leaders in that movement ought reservations for the bus trip to determined yet, but students are least 10 buses filled. row, left-, Carolyn Dery, Lincoln Park junior, rep¬ Des Plaines, III., junior, Alpha Phi; Cindy Finn, to give heart to those who see Washington, D.C., on Nov. 14. requested to deposit $10 when "I think that the same group how much work remains to be resenting Sigma Alpha E psiIon; LInda Korver, Livon¬ Birmingham sophomore, Delta T au Delta; Pam Tom Samet, chairman of the making a reservation. Samet said done to make civil liberty a ia junior, Johnson, Ithaca sophomore, Alpha Gamma Rho; that maximum charge will be that demonstrated in the Delta Delta Delta; Kathy O'Brien, Oak student board, said that so far should reality for all Americans," $25. October Moratorium Park sophomore, Akers Hall? Alison Lyke, Novi Shirley Metcalf, Fairgrove sophomore, Theta Xi they could get only 10 buses, maintain their commitment and Vaughn concluded. sophomore, Holmes Hall; Terry Callard, Fenton and Gloria Brooks, Flint senior, Alpha Kappa Alpha. with total capacity of 400. The The buses will leave MSU Friday, Nov. 14, at 5 p.m., and press the point in Washington," he said. leave Washington either evening or Sunday McCartney made call Ex-president Saturday morning. The trip takes "It is very obvious from the White House statements that approximately 12 hours. Also, if notice has been taken (of the of UN dies TUNIS (AP)—Tunisia's Mongi Slim, a former president enough students want to take part in the March Against Death at midnight, Nov. 13, buses will secretary of state for justice, leave Thurday. Samet said that students Oct. added. Samet peaceful 15 moratorium)," he is looking but forward to massive DETROIT MSU (UPI)-An MSU "It was a poor sample, but spec as long ago as confirms 1966, got the call WKNR rushed the tapes to "It's one big drag just having of the United Nations General should plan on taking their own demonstration. He admits that with all things considered, I Wednesday. East Lansing for the test to deny it all and I wish you Assembly, died Thursday. He food and try to make living any time vast number of people audiologist, trained in matching would stop it," the caller said. would say it was the same man," Thursday morning. was 60. arrangement with friends in gather together problems can voices, confirmed Thursday that Oscar Tosi said. "I'm sorry to disappoint Philip Nye, news director for He had returned to Tunisia Washington. He added that those arise. After denying permission for the Liverpool-accented man who everyone," the caller said. WKNR, said the telephone caller Oct. 5 after treatment in who are driving should not plan "However," he added, "these denied there was symbolism in WKNR to broadcast the tape of called a Detroit radio station to Radio station WKNR-FM, "Tell them Paul McCartney is Washington's Walter Reed on parking in the city. are people who believe that which had been in the forefront the Beatles' latest songs and the 30-minute telephone home does not say he wasn't dead had the alive and moaning in London, Hospital since June 23 for viral "Not only will they have destruction at record album covers indicating interview, the caller abruptly voice" of world-sweeping speculation England, with a wife and hepatitis complicated by heart trouble getting in, but they'll provide a viable alternative to "same as "missing McCartney's death. hung up. trouble. never get out,"he said. destruction abroad." Beatle" Paul McCartney. that McCartney may have died family." ;»J.. ?;. > "V'v t Have you visited .. 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So summary U.S. military leaders oppose a shelling South Vietnamese cities "Nobody I know who is in any should engage in preventative one-sided cease-fire in Vietnam and stop responsible and who is in military leaders would be far, Secretary of Defense Melvin violating the way fire. on grounds it would enable demilitarized zone. On that any uniform of the services has obliged to accept the decision R. Laird appears to be on the A capsuU summary of th« day's svsnts from If the administration should after registering their opposition enemy forces to move basis, the Joint Chiefs of Staff suggested this," one source said. side of his senior officers. our wlrs ssrvlcss. unopposed into positions from supported President Lyndon B. Still stark in the minds of which they could strike serious Johnson's decision to stop the many generals is the experience blows at American units. Senior generals also dislike the bombing in the north. of January 1968, when both But the shellings continued sides announced a lunar new VOTE TO STAY idea of a mutual cease-fire, and the enemy kept violating the year truce-only to have the saying they have no faith that DMZ, although to a lesser North Vietnamese and Viet the enemy would keep its part degree. Cong launch their greatest Blacks bo of the agreement. These As late as February, with the offensive of the war "I the most important during the see role uniformed leaders contend the Nixon Administration by then in truce period. (of president) as being a person enemy's record justifies their power, the United States and That TET offensive caused a who facilitates service to the misgivings. North Vietnam were still psychological and political jolt constituent They recall that the United bickering over whether there which U.S. generals believe led By IRENE PINCKES parts of the On Oct. 14, Dziak issued a States halted all bombing of ever had been tacit agreements directly to loss of public support State News Staff Writer Inter-Fraternity Council, all of University." North Vietnam statement urging all black them would follow," Dziak said. nearly a year or understandings. in the United States for the war -Clifton R. Wharton Jr. Kappa Alpha Psi, a black fraternities to stay within the ago, after reaching what were Reports have circulated that effort. fraternity, has decided not to council and take a leadership Bill Garland, representing thought to be "understandings" some military advisers have American military leaders also with the North Vietnamese. join Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity position. Kappa Alpha Psi at the IFC suggested that President Nixon cite a dozen other cease-fire in withdrawing from the These understandings, as order a cease-fire, but sources periods, mostly during holidays, meeting, said that what the outlined Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC). At that time, Dziak said that council does now will determine by U.S. officials at the close to the Joint Chiefs say no when the enemy breached the The announcement for black fraternities to remain was made whether the time, were that the North member of the top command peace with attacks. in IFC "will be a step in the fraternity will by Bill Garland, member of International News A complaint heard from senior Kappa Alpha Psi, at the direction of a new cooperation permanently remain in the IFC. American officers is that a Wednesday night meeting of the between black and white, with "Kappa Alpha Psi is the only Arab guerrillas from Syria swept into neighboring one-sided truce would give the IFC. black both working side by side fraternity that has Lebanon Thursday, attacked three border posts and abducted 24 frontier guards in retaliation for a Lebanese army crackdown on the commandos. Milliken criticizes enemy up an opportunity to step his infiltration of men and equipment to a higher level than A statement issued on Oct. 9 by Charles Dillard, president of Alpha Phi Alpha, announced toward relevant goals. "Kappa Alpha Psi members officially announced a decision to remain in the IFC," Dziak said. "The members of Phi Beta ever. that the fraternity was leaving felt that the IFC was acting Sigma fraternity will decide this Apparently carried out with Syrian cooperation, the Also, they say that if the IFC and urged all other presumptious to think that week whether or not to remain raid was bigger than any launched by the guerrillas since the end of the 1967 six-day war against Israel. A1 Fatah, largest of the Arab commando Agnew, Reagan American troops were ordered to fire only if fired upon, commanders would be under a black fraternities to "follow suit and work in a new institution which will be more beneficial because one black house left the in the council." LANSING severe burden to determine at and relevant to their interests." (UPI )--Saying Riegle, Jr., R-Mich., who'spoke organizations, claimed responsibility for the forays and what point they should act to Ted Dziak, president of IFC, public officials should listen to against the war at an MSU promised to return the kidnapped men. dissent. Gov. Milliken Thursday moratorium defend their units-- whether they said he is glad to see that Kappa rally, and Milliken, "Today's operations were only a warning to Lebanese criticized Vice President Spiro T. who made a brief appearance at should permit the enemy to take Alpha Psi will remain in the authorities," A1 Fatah said in a communique from its Agnew and California Gov. the rally but did not speak. positions directly endangering council. Ronald Reagan for their headquarters in Damascus, the Syrian capital. "The denounciation of Vietnam "I would not say they (the Palestine revolution demonstrates its ability to take any moratorium demonstrators. demonstrators) were aiding and measure it deems fit to defend itself and escalate its abetting the enemy," Milliken operations." "I have not and will not make said. "I do not agree." a statement similar to the vice president." Milliken told The governor said the U.S. infantrymen screening infiltration routes reporters at his weekly moratorium marches and news northwest of Saigon engaged North Vietnamese soldiers demonstrations conference. were DINNER . for your in two running battles Thursday. broadly-based efforts, allowing He said it Field officers said it appeared that North Vietnamese was important that persons with a wide range of everyday hungry gourmet public leaders "Listen to the opinions on Vietnam and peace army units which have been holed up in Cambodia are voices of dissent." to express themselves. moving back onto South Vietnam, possibly positioning ROAST BEEF $1.79 themselves for the kickoff of a winter-spring offensive Early this week, Agnew RIBEYE STEAK 1.39 In another area, Milliken said condemned last week's next month. he hoped his bill to increase In moratorium as a senseless FRIED CHICKEN 1.39 Saigon, the U.S. Command said that American demonstration by youth blinded cigarette tax by five-cents a Come As You Are • No Tipping casualties for the past week remained near the by a spirit of national package in Michigan would be masochism. He said the protest reported out of the Senate 600 N Homer at E Saginaw three-year low, with 78 Americans killed in action. It Taxation Committee next week. Frandor leaders were "hard-core near Shopping Center was the fourth straight week that fewer than 100 dissidents and professional Open 11:00 A.M. to 9:00 P M Americans died on the battlefield. Milliken met with committee anarchists." South Vietnamese combat deaths exceeded the U.S. chairman Sen. Harry Demaso, AAiLM^AjJ^A^AAAAAAjAAA that the additional monies that defense effort. been easy to withhold $e announcement one seriously expects the position to alter. The administration, on the other hand, until after the moratorium-but not nearly While this is often used as an argument for others, how will a "C" in Economics 200 would be necessary to implement -The Editors would be happy to let the war die. As as convenient. Both silence on Vietnam policy, we have seen no have any meaning in the future? You such a benefit hike~$393 million for announcements, battelfield activity decreases, more troops because of the timing, sounded like a last evidence that either side would respond won't know the students from that class could be withdrawn, and thus Americans ditch attempt to take some of the sting out anyway. and that is what the grade you received was could "fade away." of the moratorium, whether or not Nixon We must look to solutions other than the The administration is working from the intended it that way. Paris peace talks and other than position that Hanoi will respond to troop "And furthermore, it has been shown Do But neither worked. Nobody expects Vietnamization. Indeed, no one recognizes belie withdrawals by further decreasing that the gpa bears little or no relevance on you miracles Nov. 3, and nobody is quite sure that Nixon is quite sure what he intends to say. Matter of fact, the chances are good this fact better than Nixon. The pressure placed upon him by moratorium protestors has caused him to look to other solutions. battlefield activity. Thus the plan is cyclical-as troops are withdrawn, Hanoi the quality of professional performance achieved after undergraduate school. As far responds, and when Hanoi responds, more as I'm concerned. I could get more that Nixon made the announcement before There is a third "prong" to Nixon's troops are withdrawn. education by reading the books I feel are considering that his position would be de-escalation plan which is not mentioned Nixon's 11/2 different Nixon's on Nov. 3 reasoning on Vietnam, despite no publicly by the Pentagon, but assumed to be one of immense importance by the But the Pentagon doesn't see eye to eye with the administration. The riff is further illustrated by the Pentagon's tolerance of relevant and participating in organizations and movements I feel like participating in." his sometimes stammering quagmire administration. The level of battlefield criticism by Saigon officers to Rogers' approach, is becoming clear. Laird summed activity, referred to by Secretary of State statements that it is "a very significant "But as far as everyone ELSE John Q. Public was given a sneak William Well, there you have it. The final up the Pentagon's approach when he stated Rogers as our "fading away" fact" that infiltration from the North is concerned," Phelps added, "you can't just preview of the U.S. military budget decision in a press conference that the process, could prove to be the simplest, down do whatever you want. Like it or not, this for the next five years earlier this was difficult, but the Nixon administration was using a "two-pronged least complicated, most face-saving way along with battlefield activity. Administration made its choice: the There is little reason to expect this society is based on competition and you're week. Although the reduction in approach" to Vietnam, involving the now out of the entire mess from the going to find that for the rest of your life. difference in opinion to heal before "P/2 war" plan. infamous "Vietnamization" and the Paris administration's viewpoint. The decrease in There aren't enough graduate schools with funds channeled to the Pentagon ($4 Nixon's Nov. 3 statement, nor is there In case you are wondering, the war peace talks. military activity is the only move which reason to expect Nixon to deviate from his enough openings so that you can breeze to S6 billion cut) appeals to many in Vietnam influenced this decision has received any reciprocal response from along with whatever you want to do and So much for the Pentagon's present plan. So nothing new is likely to be Americans, the reshuffled emphasis Hanoi, and this underscores the irony that expect them to wait with open arms. It's a greatly. With more and more said in November, as nothing significantly of "war plans" smacks one as being interpertation of the situation. It is quite the move was planned by neither side. And natural reaction of yours to want to be free new has been said divisions being sent into South obvious that Vietnamization, by itself is as long as it was not deliberately planned, by Nixon in the past. incredulous. Recent developments in the Vietnam to experience new ways of learning but, for Vietnam, an eruption of hostilities in hopeless--the South Vietnamese have at least publicly, neither side need lose any now, it has got to be during your free time. The new proposal supported by leaned too long on us for support to situation are more evolutionary than the Nixon Administration is the "IV2 Europe would leave the United respectability over its success. planned. Troop withdrawals have not The University system is organized to give suddenly, at least within the time Nixon But what of the Pentagon? According to education to students-not to allow States with only one of two choices. progressed far enough to indicate how an war" plan. This innovation would has, assume full responsibility for the the Free Press, "The military is them to run around sampling courses and We could either send no or few conflict. extensive Hanoi's response will be, nor has provide a U.S. military capability of propagandizing against any recognition of Nixon made any candid evaluation of his reading books that may have no relevance troops to Europe, or follow a the battlefield situation at all--to a point to their future jobs." fighting "only one major war and hopes. At any rate, we should expect little one bush fire war at a time." To holding action in South Vietnam where it is hardly mentioned by the from him Nov. 3. To be continued . . . while troops would be redirected reawaken you to the facts: this is a from that war zone to Europe. reduction in our military potential. For the past decade, the government If the plans and military OUR READERS' MIND in Washington has followed the two capabilities sound like the instructions from the game major and one minor war policy. In decisions addition, would the presidential provide for a decrease* in the number of troops "Stratego," that would probably be close to the truth. It seems inanely absurd, especially with the MSU must permit inquiry by all stationed around the world under development of nuclear weapons which obliterate the human race, To the Editor: reasoning, opinions and ideas, then it must be open to supports the concept that the search for can my colleagues and I have been those who wish to the assumption that this program Your editorial of Oct. 14, "Withhold remiss in our reponsibilities to inquire of its purpose truth is its primary task, then it should to even contemplate* any strategy you. and its goal. If MSU, in the particular, would make the United States less credibility from Huber Committee" leads If the university, in the abstract, adheres follow whatever paths that may lead the which rests on the premise of a me to conclude that from your line of contains within its structure what appears vulnerable to involvement in to being a fret1 market university to that final truth. As Mill tells foreign place to exchange to some to be a threat to the community, conventional war in Europe. us, in the light of debate and differences, conflicts. Hence, the idea is to keep and to the It is correct to note that there have state, then that apparent the true and the false will be exposed. If U.S. troop strength as close to the phenomenon should be examined to been numerous crises in Europe since MSU, in the particular, claims to be an 2.6 million plateau (which existed before the Vietnam war) as possible. the advent of the nuclear age (e.g., Football distribution unfaii ascertain its actual existence. If the university, in the abstract, often open society, then by all sides. we must permit inquiry, In arriving at the conclusion of the Berlin, Hungary, Czechoslovakia). finds it difficult to communicate with those outside its environs, then it should You cannot operate by a double standard However, these have been just that, "P/2 war" plan and the subsequent To the Editor: seize every opportunity for a worthwhile and expect to remain honest to the crises and they have not developed Land-Grant-Land that the windows at the I would like to express some discontent abstract principles of a university and the reduction in total troop strength, north end of the Jenison mud hole are exchange of ideas. If MSU, in the into conventional wars simply in the football distribution procedures of particular function of MSU. Somehow and the government bypassed four other another pimpy ploy by the administration particular, sends out its students and because that day is over in Europe. this University. While somewhere my colleagues and I, then, have accompanying a of this University for professors to travel about America in an options. These included: sophomore friend to the fieldhouse, we expediency. These failed to introduce you to one of the most Any start to a conventional war windows should not be opened unless they effort to minimize the difference of 1) The "Europe-only strategy," found a shorter line at the north end of the fundamental concepts in the search for would have no alternative but to are willing to give every MSU student an opinion between college students and the with a number of token troops fieldhouse. Being as it is as MSU, a short truth and the only reason for all of us result in a nuclear catastrophy. opportunity to receive a fair ticket public, then we must not deny those who stationed in Asia while the line is happiness to any student and we being here at MSU. pick of distribution. Also, be wary of short lines! come to us asking to know more about our It's too bad that the administration were sucked in. Seeing that there were only R.T. Matthews the crop awaited the revival of Max P. Day specific academic community. in tickets available in Sees. 14 and 15 (fairly Washington insists on making Finally, if the university, in the abstract, assistant professor fighting in Europe; lowly for sophomores), I naively Wilmington, Del., senior 2) The present "2V2 war" plan. newspapers, magazines and political questioned the lady as to the possibility of organizations waste their time by 3) The "3'/2 war" strategic proposal answering the ridiculous, but, tickets in Sec. 13 being available at the ia?TiViit-i/ TH|SgeAL ALL I HAVE TO DO 15 GET THE f dJHAT K.ND0FA PEAL^) fI 6£T A R0YALTV ON \ in which the United States would nevertheless, tragic considerations other side of the dirt. She equivocally replied, "I'm sorry, we went through Sec. A DJILL MAKE me A FORTUNE NECESSARY CONTRACTS 5(6NEP v^EVERf PERSON PORN ; J not only be able to fight a large 13 yesterday." So I took tickets in Sec. 14. and proposals originating from the European war, but two in Asia. Not trusting anyone on the other side of Capitol. It is no longer a laughing IPf J 4) The strengthening of our a window at MSU, however, I sauntered matter to reflect on Nixon and conventional forces, specifically in over to the south end of the barn. Needless j Agnew. to say, there tickets available there in Europe, to reduce substantially the -The Editors were Sec. 13; mounds of them! Let me take this possibility of war with nuclear weapons. opportunity, then, to adivse all those in r Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 24, 1969 5 FBI agent cites rise in sex crimes Friendly Stranger," which is of 3 and 12. and to pull the blinds and shades Finally, Kokolakis discussed "The exhibitionist is the type device. However, once the being shown to elementary entirely closed before masochism, where sexual school children to instruct the of individual who actually gets release did not give and the boy Chris Kokolakis, special agent undressing. gratification is obtained through for the children on what to do if sexual gratification by exposing hanged himself unintentionally. FBI, blamed the A sadist gets pleasure out of self- inflicted pain. Kokolakis breakdown of society's moral approached by a stranger. himself to an unsuspecting encouraged inflicting pain and serious injury He said that masochists may policewomen to use care and code and the media's increasing "In dealing with sex-motivated person," Kokolakis said. and sometimes death upon his go so far as to devise an elaborate discretion when interviewing the sex-orientation for the increase crimes, we are dealing with an He said that they usually act in victim. device that will inflict pain on clandestine victims of such criminals. in sex deviates and sex crimes. entirely different type of a manner and He said that Richard Speck, themselves. He said that the way "Sex crimes are on the crime," Kokolakis said. "We are frequent an apartment building convicted of the slayings of eight Kokolakis cited the example they motel interview the victims may mean increase because of more stimuli dealing with uncontrolled or where they know student nurses, was a sadist and of emotional factors and twists of several women will be. a 14-year-old boy who had whether they get enough in our society. They could be is whoever is involved in the so devised a system to hang himself information which curbed with stricter laws," the individual's mind." He said they get sexual Ann Arbor murders. on they can until he was ready to release the Kokolakis said. He said that major satisfaction by seeing the look of investigate the crime. Kokolakis conducted a session abnormalities may lie dormant shock in the face of their victim. "Sex Motivated Crime in the criminal's mind for years He said that the on biggest FOR WASHINGTON RALLY Investigation" at the first and then be activated because of problem with this kind of conference of Women Police of some kind of stimuli. individual is that often the crime Michigan in Kellogg Center The stimuli could beanything is not sole reported to the police i Wednesday. The conference is from Police Administration and Public theatre pornography sponsored by the School of advertisement outside of a movie or the movie itself, to because no physical harm has been done. This just encourages them to go on, Kokolakis said. Art promote Safety. according to Kokolakis. In discussing rapists, Kokolakis The Student Faculty Coalition appeared on the front page of the "March Against Death" Nov. "Only through an alert and Kokolakis described the six said that though the figures are to End the War Now will the State News. 15 should sign up immediately concerned citizenry and stiffer main types of sexual deviates. high and rising, it is believed that sponsor an art sale all day The Street Corner Society for bus transportation in the penalties granted by the courts They are: exhibitionists, voyeurs only one out of every 10 is Saturday and Sunday in the Players will perform during the main office of ASMSU, third will crimes decline," he said. (peeping toms), child molesters, reported. Union lounge. art show Saturday. floor Student Services Bldg., or He said that the police and rapists, sadists and masochists. If they are reported, the The art sale is one of several police The bulk of the contributions call 355-8266 for more FBI are attempting to educate "The child molester is the can determine the "method of activities the group is sponsoring for the sale so far have been information. the public to the "ways and most dangerous. He is the type operation" of the rapist, if any, to raise money to help defray from faculty and students from Students planning to drive are means" of criminals in an effort of individual that could not only and this greatly aids in his arrest. transportation expenses for the the MSU Art Dept. asked to call that number to to curb the number of crimes. seriously harm or maim the Kokolakis said that the march on Washington, Nov. 15. Anyone interested in attending arrange car pools. "The Detroit Police Dept. has child, but he could kill his voyeurs are primarily men who Paintings, sculptures, drawings, put out a tremendous amount of victim," he said. get sexual gratification by prints, jewelry, ceramics, and literature to help educate the He said that they have an watching a woman undress. He photographs will be on sale. Also unnatural sexual desire for said that the best way to on sale will be public," he said. poster prints of The Marathon Oil Co. put out children and their victims are counteract this crime is to the photograph of the a film called "The Riddle of the primarily girls between the ages encourage women to be careful moratorium day march which AT THE AIRPORT FBI on sex crimes Starting With a Cheese Chris Kokolakis, a special agent for the FBI, ad¬ roses roses, T0S6S Souffle'on Every Table You Will kitjoy The Best 6 RE D ROSES arranged in dressed a conferenceof police women at Kellogg Cen¬ in Service and Dining ter on "Sex Motivated Crime Investigation." 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Swallow, R-Alpena, moved to sergeant in narcotics of the East should be aware of how their characterize and treat the drug raise the fine for selling drugs Lansing Police Dept., comes voters feel about the issues of dependent person as an ill from $5,000 to $25,000. down hard on pot because it the day, Harrison said. Citizens person--not an evil person," he The bill is now being studied leads to other drugs. should that wrote in the committee report's by the Senate Judiciary "Pot and LSD go hand in representatives and senators are preface. Committee. hand. All of the sellers we've interested in hearing from their House Bill 3263 defines "drug "Marijuana should be treated arrested are selling or have dealt constituents, he said. dependence" as a chronic or a health problem, and not in LSD," he said. subject to criminal punishment," "One boy in jail told me he Warner said. MHA, WIC give had been on pot for five years. The police, however, feel that Every night, in his dorm room, marijuana regulation should be . . ... . . . . , he got stoned and finally got carried out through stricter laws, (irJ of u he wante<| a crisis center funds not by health programs. kick. He went on to acid. He was "We don't object to plenty a real good student when he rough laws. The laws in Michigan wanted to be: now he's a freak," The Listening Ear, 547 E. volunteers working at the center are beautiful the way they are Brown said. How MSU recruits its Grand River Ave. a crisis are MSU students. now, if the judges would enforce "Pot leads users down the path faculty-does it promise more intervention center,' has been Jeff Zeig, recent MSU graduate them the way they were to laziness: they get a 'don't than it can deliver, or does it granted a request for funds from an(* member of the board of intended to be. But judges don't care' attitude, which leads to the Men's Hall Assn. (MHA) and directors of the center, said that like the legislature to dictate to Qther d „ he sajd present a pretty fair picture? the Women's Inter-Residence ma two-month period from July them," said George Kerr, "One ex-heroin user said, 'I Council (WIC) totaling $150. 15 to ^P1- 15> the crisis detective sergeant of the State don't know if pot leads to other National magazines say the The center, open 24-hours a intervention center gave Police Dept. drugs, but I know 20,000 institution of marriage is day seven days a week, is assistance to 1,895 people. Out "The use of pot leads to junkies and they all started on dying-do MSU students agree, supported by a $6,000 budget of this number, 433 were MSU muggings, armed pot,'" Brown recalled. is cohabitation the rise. consisting of private donations, students. robbery-everything. Fifty Warner's committee found or on Fifty per cent " " MHA gave to the Listening "MHA cent of crimes are caused under that 70 per cent of those who Ear because we felt a lot of the influence of drugs, and that's are dependent on heroin used MSU's admissions policy-where people in residence halls were a conservative estimate," he said, pot at one time, but that only 2 using the facilities," Doug "There seem to be three per cent who used pot during is the emphasis now? Hillel Foundation Laycock, Woodriver, 111., senior positions on drugs: make all their drug-taking careers turned 319 Hillcrest at Grand River and president of MHA, said. drug laws easier; keep them the to heroin. Part-time jobs for students-from Zeigsaid that the request for same; or make it easier on the Saturday 10 a.m. "Most people who get involved the commonplace to the exotic. funds was part of a fund-raising users, but harder on the in pot which leads to drug Sabbath Services & Kiddush drive. pushers," said Sen. Robert J. abuses go down one of four "We're not in good financial Huber, R-Troy. paths- glue, amphetimines, pot, SUNDAY, OCT. 26, 6 P.P shape, but at the moment we are alcohol combination of READ solvent," Zeig said. "The law should stay the way or those," Warner said. a Zeig added that presently he is it is now. The problem is that so "If the laws were stricter for DR. GERHARD LINZ, MSU. contacting major governing many people are using drugs. If pot, students might lead more IT IN Counseling Center, "Problems of Students" on groups for donations. Dormitory groups and hall councils will be you loosen up on drug laws, you give the impression that it s not p^ducUve" lives"'"said">ather Zj ,e of St john>s student contacted later. a serious question," he said. Parish E VER YONE WELCOME Swallow favors the third ^ "hink u js reasonable to THE For Rides Phone 332-1916 Paddles mattress position. The pusher shouldn t maRe the d bejng discussed get off the hook. The fine gets nQw be harder Qn the he(S to West Germany them in the pocketbook, instead and mQre ,enjent Qn (he usefs „ of just sending them to jail, he he ajd LUEBECK, Germany (AP)--An said. Education can help as much 18-year-old fled from Communist East "We're down to the point now as legislation. Through proper Germany education, we can teach the where we can do nothing more, Sunday Thursday by paddling on an air danger of drugs," he added. mattress across Luebeck Bay, except legalize pot, and I don't Warner's committee found West German authorities said, favor that," he said. He paddled for 16 hours before West" German ^ siog^g "^rner^d. failing imp the police trap which P='y f^Tiac^ g understanding of the vital Great Issues relationship possible between of ASMSU man and God. This is contrary to the claim that moderate use of illegal drugs significantly aids presents the development of spiritual iKrljigan #tat? Nruta awareness." The Successor to Legislators and police agree that pot should not be made MARTIN LUTHER KING legal. "Easier marijuana laws would only encourage abuses of the REV. RALPH ABERNATHY laws for drugs." Huber said. "I side with those who say HRS: DAILY 9:30 - 8:30 TODAY that if you look at a heroin Sat. 9:30 - f>:00 addict, he's probably started PH. 351-8460 Sun 12:00 iscount records - 5:00 Auditorium with marijuana," he added. 3 p.m. 50C "Legalizing pot would be a disaster," Brown said. "The present form of pot is a 225 ANN ST. National -- "It weak type. If it were legal and SNOWED on grown under ideal conditions, DON'T FORGET Wednesday" Week it's high potency would take on SALE the aspects of hash," he said. "You can't control what TO CHECK OUT 1969 nature will put into something. THE OTHER GREAT Alcoholic contents can be Kneissl White Stars Reg. $200.00 controlled," he said. 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Sat 10-6:00 Vi mile west of Meridian Mall Sun. 1-5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 24, 1969 7 Breslin's U' appointment involves only title change with the "This is mainly to keep the president for off-campus legislature. However, "it is important that the community aware of what's education, director of the Jack Breslin's appointment as president know legislators and, going on at the University," he Placement Bureau and asst. from time to time, go to the said. director of alumni relations. executive vice president of the Capitol to exert his influence," Before he became University As asst. to the vice president University involves only a title for Breslin said. Secretary, Breslin was asst. to off-campus education, change, not a change in duties. the president, asst. to the vice Breslin Breslin, who has been the Also under the auspices of participated in the University secretary since 1961, Breslin's office are the development of Oakland regards it as "a more descriptive non-academic personnel, University. title. Placement Bureau, Society to begin As an undergraduate at MSU, Breslin inter-collegiate athletics, earned six letters in "People used to think I was a male secretary to improvements and alterations in series of lectures football, basketball and baseball. buildings, preliminary planning Upon graduation, he spent (President-Emeritus) John four and half of buildings and off-campus a years in Hannah," Breslin said. "I got so The Students International public relations. automobile sales before he I just agreed because it took too Meditation Society will sponsor Breslin's most undesirable job returned to the University as much explaining." a series of lectures on is labor asst. director of alumni relations. The job that takes so much negotiations. "Transcendental Meditation" "You know, I really He reports that he does "bleed explaining involves "most don't like beginning at 7:30 tonight in a little green" for the University. Shifting everything that goes on." 1970 Half of his time after Jan. 1, will be that," he said. "You sit across the table from people you know well and work with and you Erickson Kiva. The spent at the appointment of Jack Breslln as executive vice preldent of MSU has been legislature negotiating for funds have to tell them that they just The International merely a title change. Breslln, whose former title was Secretary of MSU, still can't have as much money as fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi for the University. extends congratulations to its Fall Term retains his former duties along with the former title. pledge The president of the they would like," StateNews photo by Bill Porteous Breslin is an elected member University usually does not deal of the Lansing Chamber of James Bosink Thomas Ropel Commerce and has an appointed Paul Duskin Greg Rutherford seat the East Lansing James Miller IMPROVEMENTS URGED on Mark White Chamber of Commerce. Robert Whitney ALL-U Migrant worker study released The establishment of a public, Michigan agencies to co-ordinate Therefore," the report said, A Council of Rural Affairs, BILLIARD TOURNAMENT Oct. 27 - Nov. 21 The task force was established non-profit corporation to services to improve migrant "the role of government in these chaired by the governor, should three months ago to study the construct and maintain J - conditions, areas becomes very complex.The Trophies! be created, the report said, to problems of agricultural workers agriculture labor camps was The report indicates that more task force has attempted to assure proper treatment of farm in Michigan. It was headed by $2 Entry Fee recommended in the firfal report than a quarter of Michigan's present sensible ideas which will workers. 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WASHINGTON . LANSING, MICHIGAN phone 337-1311 RESERVATIONS PLEASE Fri. & Sat. 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 24, 1969 Prof evaluates Puritan minister damned. He was an empirically "The broad human Criticism is levied at Edwards Other critics of Edwards he would have to expose it c o n v i c tion--not only even by those who believe in the accuse him of having his concept despite the consequences. The sensitive man, a proclaimer of Biblically—is that judgement is existence of hell, on the grounds of the sovereignty of God included the Christian revelations as he consequences impending. It doesn't behoove that "hell fire preaching" overcome his evangelistic termination of his pastorship on understood them." "If what Jonathan Edwards created activism. To Edwards is often condemned the community of modern a scare theology, the Edwards, the the grounds he would not admit was saying in the 18th Century scholars to dismiss the obverse of true religious activism he so avidly preached anyone to the Lord's Supper for succumbing to "the medieval is true, most of us in the 20th was founded on the sovereignty doctrine" of hell, a criticism possibility of the wrath of which experience, Gerstner said. without a credible profession of Century are fatally mistaken. " Jonathan Edwards spoke." "Plain, ordinary animal fear doctrine, the two concepts faith. maintained for two reasons, Lecturing Wednesday night on A major debate of the 19th was not to be confused with harmonizing each other. In terms of the response at the "The Success or Failure of according to Gerstner. Century was very sustained for religious conversion-such would Edwards' strict and meticulous time, Edwards was a failure. But Jonathan Edwards," John First, some critics see hell as a decades over whether or not the only add to damnation. Christ requirements for the church in terms of holding to the truth Gerstner, professor of church mythological place and conclude Bible teaches the doctrine of would be nothing more than a membership cost him his as he saw it, and as it has been that to devote a lifetime to it as history at Pittsburg Theological hell. By 1850, the general ticket out of hell; the professed pastorship in North Hampton, seen by others since, the issue if it were a reality is a colossal Seminary, evaluated the consensus of the debating convert would just as easily Mass., and earned him a must be evaluated differently, characteristics of the Puritan mistake. Unitarians was that the claim to disbelieve in Christ as to reputation as a churchman of Gerstner said. "The question is, can we say preacher's ministry. orthodox Christians were believe in him, if the former Puritanical qualifications for "If Jonathan Edwards was with confidence that hell is or is As a preacher of hell fire, correct--the Bible did indeed him from hell church affiliation. Solomon were to save correct in his stands on the not? Can you believe it? Here it Puritanism Edwards dealt with the topic in approximately 10 per cent of his is, the 20th Century, and we're teach the reality of hell. In the 20th Century, New rather than the latter. He would Stoddard, Edwards' grandfather, preaching of hell fire, the today not be interested in Christ. He had declared conversion was not evangelistic preaching of sermons. He considered the talking seriously about the John Gerstner, professor of church history at Pitts¬ possibility of hell-- lean feel the Orthodoxy under such leaders as would only be interested in a necessary prerequisite to absolute predestination and the existence of hell to be an item of Karl Barth is denying hell by himself." burg Theological Seminary, lectured at MSU Wednes¬ temperature in the audience receiving the Lord's Supper. He qualifications for church great significance, but he also assuming Jesus Christ has Edwards strove to make day night on "The Success or Failure of Jonathan rise.' taught that it could be used as a membership and admittance to preached other things, Gerstner it for all Edwards." Putting the Puritfan minister in a new Among scholars over-come and Gerstner said. men, people aware of their peril, to converting ordinance to be the Lord's Supper, then we of said. stir them to consideration of administered to those still the 20th Century are failures as perspective, Gerstner said that if Edwards was right "It is an outrageous slander to theologians, the possibility of in some of his concepts, then most people in the 20th Another criticism which Christianity and to start them unsure of their conversion. an audience, for we have deemed insinuate that Edwards reveled hell is not a closed question, but a still-debated point, Gerstner people levy at the preacher of thinking about religious Edwards was convinced that these three points as proof of his Century are "fatally mistaken." in sadistic pleasure at the hell fire concerns the preaching Gerstner said. this doctrine failure." State News photo by Bill Porteous thought of the torments of the of the doctrine to children. wp wrong and that "The reason they think such FjRST UNIVERSITY preaching is bad pedagogy is CHRISTIAN SEVENTH-DAY that, in the last analysis, they don't believe in hell at all. For if VARIED BACKGROUNDS CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH hell is so, a fact, and if the (Disciples of Christ) children are in danger of it, is it 1001 Chester Road Sabbath School 9:30 then bad pedagogy to inform Worship Service 11:00 (1/3 mi. N.W. of Frandor) Priests St. them of such a fact and of the Lansing Worship Services 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Church School 9:30 a.m. Metting at 504 Ann St. (Corner of Division) manner escaped?" in which hell can be st.andrew jo in Call 355-0839 if you assignments since July, they are Nursery provided at all services j need transportation Eastern Orthodox Church By PATRICIA JOHNSON Most often students come to ordained in 1960. When he experiences, but he was forced For Transportation call332-296-l| University Student Center now shifting into high gear to him with problems of loneliness, returned to meet the needs of over 8,500 Iraq in 1961, the to destroy it before its Sunday at 11 A.M. 1216 Greencrest identity crisis and the difficulty Two priests have joined the Roman Catholic students. country was engaged in a civil completion to avoid "Sincere Cost Appraisal" East Lansing of grappling with religious faith investigation. staff at St. John's Student The Rev. Edward Lammert, on an adult level. While the volunteer DIVINE LITURGY OFM (Order of Friars Minor), peasant In 1966 the situation had so EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. Parish, 327 MAC Ave. Working at their new has been working with high school and college students for "I tell them what they already learned," he said "that have army fought the scattered federal troops. Father Shorez worsened for the nationals that they were forced into 841 Timberlane Drive interdenominational VESPER & CONFESSION they must follow their supported the rebels by negotiations. A prisoner over 10 years. His last East Lansing SAT. 6:30 P.M. conscience-provided the encouraging and coordinating university assignment for six years was conscience is working properly." exchange was arranged, and E. Eugene Williams, Pastor their soldiers and collecting and Father Shorez was released on For Transportation Call Meeting University Class 9:45 A M baptist director of Brothers' Formation Students can discover this by 332-5539. distributing money, clothes and condition that he leave the at Duns Scotus College, turning to prayer, and realizing "The Intern and You" (TCF members presenting program) 7 00 p.m church Wardcliff Schoo country. He had spent three Southfield. Father Lammert that "they have a responsibility In 1963 he arrested in Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 8 30 p.m. was years and five months in prison. finds the sheer size of MSU to the group as well as to the Wednesday: Mid-week Discussion and prayer hour at 7:00 p.m. EAST LANSING Baghdad for his activities and After traveling to Lebanon and challenging, since the enrollment individual-the Church is one sentenced to death Free BUS SERVICE — See schedule in your dorm Gerard G. Phillips, Pastor by hanging. Rome, he came to the United FRIENDS MEETING at Duns Scotus is about 100 such group." Through the efforts of friends, States. His last assignment was at Worship 10:00 a.m.&7 00 p.m students. The Rev. Raffo Shorez had a the sentence was changed to 20 Sacred Heart Church, Flint. meeting for worship 3 p.m. Nevertheless, he has discovered long and varied career before Church School 11:10 a.m. years imprisonment. All Saints Parish that students are much the same joining St. John's Staff. A native While in prison, Father Shorez Through his experiences, he 800 Abbott Road Wednesday prayer hour 6:45 everywhere, enjoying the same of Mosul Province, Iraq, Father has become fluent in six read continously-magazines, Free Bus Service and pleasures and idealism, suffering Shorez pursued his theological newspapers and books. He languages: Arabic, Kurdish, Upper level, corner room from the same "growing pains." studies in Rome and was Caldaean, Assyrian, Italian and Nursery 332-1888 compiled a journal of his Child care provided English. Father Shorez said he enjoys All are welcome Collegian Seminar UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN working with young people, for 9:30 a.m. CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE he finds them eager to learn, understanding and refreshingly- first presbyterian church 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River sincere. Central United Methodist OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT Across from the Capitol "Your mind has to give new Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Discussion Group 9 30 a.m. 6 00 p.m. life to the world," he told his WORSHIP SERVICES REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS - PASTOR Worship 10:45 a m Cost Supper parishoners, in a sermon two 9:45 and 11:15 A.M. WORSHIP-9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Nursery weeks ago, "for it is the students Campus M Catch Your Breath- who will be responsible for the SERMON: "By Hook and by Crook " Minister, Kail Ruffner Gary Hav future. Some say that time is FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH 352-5193 332 3035 351 7844 351-8232 money, but I say that time is (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) life. So spend your time Free Transportation fruitfully." t School 9 45 t Episcopal Services edge/v00d united m.s.u, lutheran campus ministries church 485-9477 ALL SAINTS CHURCH k,LC — LC A LCMS 800 Abbott Rd caSTminsTCR PRCSBYTCRIM chuccn for Students and Faculty for Students at St. John's at 8 00, 9 30 and 11:00 A M 1315 Abbott Rd. Martin Luther Chapel casT £onsino. cmcniGon University Lutheran Chu Student Parish 444 Abbott Road ALUMNI CHAPEL Ed-2 0778 327 M.A.C. ED 7-9778 SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sunday Masses — Church School Pre school th 8:3u - 9:45 - 11:15- 4 30 p.m. Holy Communi >n and Sermon Fellowship Hour 10:30 A M Pastor David Kruse 12:o0 4:45 6:00 p.m. ¥ Worship 11 A M - - The Rev Robert C. Gardner Rev. William A. Eddy, Jr. Chaplain Rector NURSERY PROVIDED ALL TIMES WORSHIP HOURS sses Mon. - b'ri. WORSH IP HOURS 332-0861 351 7160 Rev. Robert David Leas 8:00 - 12:30 - 1:30 9:30 am Worship 9 15 a! on Serv 1st and 3 rd Coi Saturday Masses UNIVERSITY UNITED FIRST ASSEMBLY Peoples Church 2nd and 4th Ma 8:00-9:15- 11:45 First Church of 10:30 ai on Serv METHODIST CHURCH OF GOD East Lansing 11:30 am New Forms of Worship 11:00 Worship (Cor> 7 :00 p.m. — fulfills am Sunday obligation 1125 Weber Dr. Lansing Christ, Scientist 9 30 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Wednesday 1120 South Harrison Phone: 351-7030 Blk No. of E. Grand River at Communion Service (Vespers! St. John's East Now Open 200 W. Grand River Downer WORSHIP. COUNSEL, FELLOWSHIP, STUDY WITH US Masses 9:45 and 11:15 "Defending What We Are" Rev. Richard W Bishop. Pasto Analysis of the Student Revolution SUNDAY SE RVICES WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 a.m. WORSHIP 00 p.m. 9:30 and 11 a m EVANGELISTIC COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS 9:45 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR 11:00 AM Morning Worship 9:30 & 11:00 f ound: A Cause" IN THE FIRESIDE ROOM />. Boh luans. Director, C.reater h.uropc ML Church School 9:30 (for all ages) For Transportation Call nd Dec Rhodesia. Africa DR. H. SUG0EN Nursery under supervision of a ee Public Reading Ro Dr Wallace Robertson 484-6610 484-2807 Registered Nurse 11:00 134 West Grand River The End of Your Search Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 P.M. For a Friendly Church OPEN CHURCH SCHOOL Missionary Symposium Refreshments 9:30 and 11 a.m. OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Crib through Adults SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos An Independent Church With A Biblical Message SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE - LANSING Church School For All Ages Christian Reformed Church 10 a.m. 11 a.m. & 7 p.m Worship Services DORM OR HALL TIME A.M. 9:10 6:20 DORM OR HALL Fee E &W TIME A.M. 9:10 6:20 8:30 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship Inspiration Refreshments and Student Center Mayo Cambell 9:10 6:20 Hubbard S & N 9:12 6:22 1509 River T< (across from Hubbard Hall) 6:22 Akers E & W 9:14 6:24 Transportation call 332-2133 or 351-5125 Landon E & W 9:12 Yakeley 9:12 6:22 Holmes E & W 9:16 6:26 1 Gilchrist 9:13 6:23 McDonel E & W 9:18 6:28 Williams 9:14 6:24 9:20 6:30 6K4ND RIVER AVE Butterfield 9:17 6:27 Van Hoosen 9:20 6:30 Emmons 9:18 6:28 Shaw E & W 9:22 6:32 Bailey 9:19 6:29 Phillips 9:25 6:35 Armstrong 9:20 9:21 6:30 6:31 Mason 9:25 6.35 6:36 MSU Bryan Synder 9:26 Rather 9:22 6:32 Abbot 9:26 6:36 Case N & S 9:25 6:35 Bethel Manor 9:28 6:38 Wilson E & W 9:26 6:36 SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 6:50 Rev. Hoksbergen, preaching Holden E &W 9:27 6:37 Rev. Brink, pastor Rev. Hoksbergen, campus minister Wonders S & N 9:30 6:40 MEET US IN THE FIRESIDE ROOM! JqHl. SOUTH oK GRAND R SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 6:50 2 Ml. CAST of HKM0OKN for transportation, call 351-6360 or 882-1425 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Oct. ' .4. . \ » Cfcj I1*S what's Group forms co-op Critical Issues Ann Speaker's Center WMSN announcement form in 8 Student Services Bldg.. 5 to 10 hold it's 1969 Michigan Open Chess Tournament. Games will to buy service have an automobile cooperative. gas station Skyrocketing gasoline prices, high labor charges and poor prompted members of the New Community to form Dan Shapiro, Brooklyn, N.Y., sophomore, said that the co-op is being formed because of "widespread dissatisfaction" with gas is just starting. Help is needed. If days prior to the event. stations in the Lansing-East Lansing area. begin at 9:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m. you are interested in being a and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and at "By forming a cooperative and eventually purchasing our own speaker of "change agent," or Union Board is holding a 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday at station, we hope to give students, faculty and area residents better want to help facilitate this Thieve's Market Art Show from the YMCA. They are to and more reasonably priced service," Shapiro said. project in any way, please call 1 to 4 Sunday. Sign up at the determine the state chess New Community, 355,8266, or "We have approximately 50 people interested at the present Union Board office. Entries champion and top players in Steve, 351-9195. include time," he continued, "but need over 700 before we can hope to paintings, drawings, seven classes of competition. woodworking or original The event is open to all players, buy a station. Beal Film Group will present creations. Sign up now, or call "We plan to charge a membership fee of $6, which will go "The Doll" at 7, 8:40 and 10:20 including inexperienced ones. 355-3355. towards the price of the station. Once we own the station, we Trophies and prizes will be tonight and Saturday in 104B awarded in five classes, along hope to offer a 6 cent per gallon discount on gasoline and to sell Wells. Admission is 75 cents. No The Cellophane Box will with a women's championship parts at cost. ID is required. present a "Rock Bands and a junior championship. "We hope that we can destroy some of the biases and Coffehouse" from 8 p.m. to 3 Beal Film Group will present misunderstandings that exist between East Lansing residents and a.m. Saturday in the Show Hall Iranian Students Assn. will businessmen and those connected with the University by "Mexican Bus Ride" at 7 and 9 lower lounge. Rock bands will hold a meeting from 3 to 5 p.m. tonight and Saturday in 106B play from 8 to 12 p.m. and the Saturday in 33 Union. They will encouraging as many people as possible to cooperate for the Wells. Admission is 50 cents. No Coffeehouse Folk Singers will benefit of everyone," Shapiro said. discuss the "student and its role ID is required. entertain from 12 p.m. to 3 a.m. in society." Anyone interested in joining the group is urged to attend an MSU Cine Series will present The band is "Brownsville organizational meeting at 7 p.m.Sunday in Parlor B., Union. Station," plus "I see the Light" MSU trustee Warren Huff will "Charade," plus "Flash Gordon" (light show). at 7 and 9:30 tonight and be answering questions of student panelists and program Saturday in 108B Wells. Hillel Foundation is having a listeners on "FORUM," at 8 Admission is 50 cents. No ID is buffet supper at 6 p.m. Sunday p.m. Sunday on WKAR-FM required. at the Hillel House 309 Hillcrest, (90.5) and the MSN radio corner of Grand River. There stations. * * * McDonel Hall will present a will be conversation with Gerald mixer from 9 to 12 Saturday, in New Community Automobile Linz, of MSU Counseling Center, W. McDonel cafe. The band will who will discuss "Problems of Cooperative are having a meeting be "Sounds of Nite." at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Union, Students." Everyone is welcome. For rides, call 332-1916. Also, parlor B. For a small Student International Sabbath Services and Kiddism membership fee, faculty, Meditation Society will present residents and students will be will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday an introductory and advanced able to purchase gasoline, oil, at the Hillel House. lecture on transcendental parts and labor at discount meditation at 7:30 tonight in The Joint-Coffeehouse will be prices. Erickson Kiva. Jerry Jarvis of from 8:30 to 12:30 tonight and SIMS will speak.. Everyone is The Sailing Club will have Saturday in the basement of invited to attend. If there are Student Services Bldg. Friday noon races Saturday. Rides leave any questions, call 337-0021. at 10 a.m. and noon from the featuring Kathy Benfer and west entrance of Union. Steve Edmunds, Sat., welcomes Spartan Group Alcoholics Joe Janeti and Conrad Shiva. Everyone is invited to attend. Anonymous will hold a meeting For information, call Art Admission is 75 cents. Free at 8 p.m. Sunday at the St. coffee and hot chocolate. Groves, 355-6131. Toman Aquanis Church, in the basement off the rear parking The Russian and East lot. # # European Studies Program will Union Board will hold an present a speech at 8 p.m. All-University Billiard Tuesday in the Gold Room, Tournament from Oct. 27 Union. Dennison I. Rusinow, through Nov. 21. American University lecturer Sign up in Union Board office. Deadline for and author, will speak on sign up is Oct. 26. There will be "Modernization a la Tito." Student Duplicate Bridge Club will hold a novice game at 2 p.m. Sunday in 141 Akers. Call Mike, 489-2133, for information. member-at-large positions now Spartan Crops and Soils Ciub open. Letters should be sent to will hold a work session and hay J.E. Hoffman, 103 Natural ride. The work session is at 2 Science Bldg.. todav. p.m. Saturday in 213 cA c Agricultural Hall, and the WMSN invites all campus hayride begins at 6:30 p.m. organizations to take advantage Saturday at Soil's Research Barn of their Announcement Dept. If Goes on Hagadorn. your organization is having a meeting, mixer, et., fill out a The Michigan Chess Assn. will forward ...qot backward COLD WEATHER SHOULD BE Time never stands still — and like this , not this neither does a Paulist. Issues are raised, conflicts, ap¬ pear and the world changes, hut the Paulist is always part of the new . . . blending the best of the old with the hope and prom¬ ise of the future. Because one of the major char¬ acteristics of the Paulist is his ability to cope with. 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Campus Friday, October 24, 1969 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ALBATROSS A place Albatross is a place where groups such as the Warmth can play. the coffee house Albatross. was named the to we may or at least forget them among listen work out our problems resistance signs on the coffeehouse walls are posters the laughter of friends. and scribbled sentiments Yet, it's more than just a There once was a sailor who weekend entertainment spot killed an albatross, a bird which "The Albatross was established reflecting the mood that . .. Warmth-what is it? for one purpose: to meet the pervades the Albatross, such as: it's a meeting place, somewhere brought the sailors good luck. A soft touch in the middle of human needs of each other. We "I think I can be a better to shoot the breeze, a place to His shipmates tied the dead bird the night? have here a place where real person if you accept me for sip hot cider and enjoy a flick. around his neck to counter the A child skipping rope? what I am." A sign made of yellow ensuing bad luck. people can come together and People together . . . rapping, construction paper on the front "If you ever feel as those poor help one another. "I'm so glad you're here-it laughing and singing? door of the coffeehouse greets sailors must have, that the "We are not here to make makes me realize how beautiful Warmth is all of these and my world is." you with "Come to the problems of life are ever present money, just a few friends. We "Warmth" is a folk group. The Albatross is open from 1 Albatross-a coffee house that and that there is nothing you ask you to be a friend to us- The Warmth recently p.m. to 12 p.m. weekdays with entertained at the Albatross feels human-vanilla bean coffee, can do to escape them, then together we may find something entertainment on Friday and tea, hot spiced cider, pretzels, perhaps the Albatross warm, human and free." coffeehouse on Grand River. Saturday. peanuts and warm people-come coffeehouse can help. Together, Between the peace and They played simple songs . . . up and rap." songs with enthusiasm and Remember that tight-lipped sincerity that filtered around the high school teacher droning mind-blowing film spool-converted tables and LUCKY YOU engulfed the audience in a sea of singing, laughing, hand-clapping something about an Albatross in the poem, the "Ancient Mariner." A poster tacked to the Lilith': You have chosen one of the most rewarding professions. Your skills are in great demand. people. bistro wall reveals the story of You can ask for the finest employment conditions. So • be particular in choosing your And warmth is also the the poem and the reasons why of Michigan Medical Center offers the challenge and exploration of insanity coffeehouse. The in hospital. We think the University Albatross benefits you seek. MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI ON THE The U of M Medical Center has a staff of 4,000 with 850 physicians including 500 interns and residents, a nursing school, research teams and an 800 student medical school. Our Lilith—the viper of the biblical Stephan--is at once repulsive and BHAGAVAD-GITA 1350 bed facility has a general hospital, a psychiatric hospital and a recently completed tree of knowledge, the classical appealing, powerless and children's hospital. Our minimun starting salary for Baccalaureate Degree Nurses is A Penguin Book now at your local bookstore symbol of guilt-is transformed powerful, cowardly and 8060.00 for days, 8850.00 for evenings and 9620.00 into in Robert courageous. for nights. A new translation of the first six chapters of lliis a woman Rossen's dramatic film by the sacred Hindu text - with the Maharishi's Rossen, whose other credits For further details and information visit us at: same name. Exploring the dark include "AH the King's Men" introduction and special commentary to assist the reaches of insanity, Rossen and "The Hustler," uses a series Western reader. Booth No. 8 Or write to: creates a unique situation of contrasts to help get his point Michigan Nurse Association Convention Mr. Felix R. Barthelemy Today on campus hear Jerry Jarvis, Director of the guaranteed to blow your mind. across. The insane asylum-- a October 28 through Oct. 31 University Hospital Students' International Meditation Society, speak It's not that "Lilith" is such a stately country house Jack Tar Hotel 1405 East Ann on the Maharishi's message. terribly good flick: the score is surrounded by lawns and Lansing, Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 usually pretty mediocre, the gardens-is much more appealing photography is often arty and than the dumpy local town overdone, the plot is slow to get where reason and reality reign. to its feet, the shots are The pastoral emphasis plays up ACADEMY AWARD WINNER repetitive, almost to the point of boredom. But the acting is the beauties of being insanely happy, while the black and Tonight well by Jean Seburg. Warren §!S3S excellent and, once established, white photography and a the plot is captivating. Beatty (Vincent) does a multitude of shots behind glass Though a love story, it is remarkable job in his and bars point up the stark and stripped of romance by scenes performance as a man whose caged world the madman is Tell Y reducing the ideal to a farce. love for Lilith turns to a guilt confined to. Lilith's insanity is a blend of strong enough to drive him One of the patients asks, unrestricted love and intense insane, (although he was already "What's so wonderful about NOW SHOWING Favorite hate for those who refuse to bend to it, and is played verv well en route before they met). And Stephan-poor ignored reality?" Lilith tells uncertain terms. us and in no ALL COLOR PROGRAM Girl S ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★)f ELECTRIC IN CARHEATERS * WELLS HALL FILMS * * Fri.&_Sat. * A motion picture as Something M.S.U. Cine Series Beal Film Group * fresh and frank as Presents presents * today's turned-on Special. * teens! dary Audrey A Film from the of "Belle de Director Jours" and * COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents (rffintHepburti "Viridiana" } * SIDNEY partners in danger * P0ITIER and delight... Luis Bunuel's * when they play m JAMES CLAVELL'S production of * TO SIR, (36j^ 99 * WITH LOVE Yes, tonight aire her a special treat, a great MEXICAN evening Bring her to introducing ' y • JOHN R.TlOAN "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" at 7:07 and Late "To Sir, With Love" shown once onlv at 9:20 TarpoJj's. BUS Program Unclassified Released prior to Nov. 1st. Complete Banquet Facilities RIDE NOW SHOWING A very Strange Trip --ALL COLOR PROGRAM- ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS Walter (Spanish Dialogue- English Subtitles) /1 - i Mm" 50C Rm. 106 B 7&9 7&9:30 50 No I.D.'s Required No I.D.'s Required Plus Flash Gordon Chap. 6 al Art Film Series ADULTS ONLY Love Knows Many For II THE DOLL Condemned by From Sweden Shocking, Repugnant, Fascinating On the Occasion *52* Anniversary ^ worth rep Gmeat October Socialist Involution "fW MSU Ginem* Guild TV«s«nts: Sergei Eisenstein's Masterpiece $ I 0TEMKIN l Friday and Saturday TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME! 109 Anthony 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. 75C @suggested for mature auCMENCESI| (parental discretion aovised) Gates Open tonif^itand& Late "Bullitt" at 7:07 - from 6:30 Saturday"Bonnie to 10:30 & Clyde" once - onlyPhone 372-2434 at 9:30 ww» Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. October 24. 1969 il Virginia Woolf' heads bill Heading up this entertainment is the weekend's Performing dug them, you'll want to see "Mexican Bus Ride," another of as life and death." See it at 7 "Charade" stars Cary Grant and and 9 tonight or Saturday in Audrey Hepburn Arts Co.'s production of "Who's Bunuel's films. The New York Stanley Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", to 106B Wells. Admission is 50 Donen's direction makes it Times says of this film: "Leans cents. No ID required. be presented through Sunday watchable. At 7 and 9*30 heavily, but effectively, on folk CINE SERIES: A super-slick tonight and Saturday in 108B night in Fairchild Theatre. To comedy ... has visual comments mystery involving the CIA and a Wells. Admission is 50 cents. No say the least, it's a rather strange to make on such serious matters interpretation of Edward Albee's quarter of a million dollars, ID required. most famous play, featuring an all-male cast in the two male, two female roles. Tickets may be purchased from noon to 5 p.m. weekdays at the Fairchild ticket office. Lecture-Concert AREA THEATRES: SPARTAN TWINS: West is featuring compete a double-bill with Cowboy" at East. "Romeo and to "Midnight the Robert Redford and Katherine Ross star in "Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid," a very Juliet" stars Olivia Hussey and entertaining western. Tells of brings Prague but this is the first time he will two perform "Symphonic Scherzo" Leonard Whiting in this notorious, yet funny, conduct the Prague Symphony by Karel Boleslav Jirak, and Funky beautifully done show. Also showing at the West is "Barefoot outlaws who migrate to South America to escape the heat. The Prague Symphony, now in America. Czechoslovakian cellist, Joseph "The New World Symphony" by Dvorak. in the Park," a comedy about a GLADMER: "The Rain Tickets are available at on its first American tour, will Churchro, will appear as a soloist the People" begins its in the GRAND FUNK RAILROAD pair of newly-weds, played by run Lansing area this weekend. Stars perform at 8:15 p.m. Monday in performing Anton Dvorak's Union ticket office and at the Jane Fonda and Robert Redford. the Auditorium as part "Concerto in B Minor for door. Student tickets are $1. Shirley Knight and James Caan. of the Cello." CAMPUS: Arlo Guthrie stars General admission is $3, $4 and ON-CAMPUS FILM GROUPS: Lecture-Concert Series. in "Alice's The orchestra will also $5. Restaurant," based In 1934, the Prague album BEAL ART FILM SERIES: First sho on the his wryly humorous song of same name. Tells adventures with garbage, the the of his "The Doll" is "an intensely human study of loneliness and Symphony was established primarily for use in films and on radio. The group gave FUN WORKING IN EUROPE "On Time" by the Grand desperation that it few for draft board and his friends in concerts. Funk Railroad offers more vocals, the product is engenders." It's Swedish, with than 50 minutes of excellent. "Time Machine" is Stockbridge, Mass. English titles. To be shown at 7, To assure economic survival, one of their STATE: "Last Summer," a 8:40 and the city administration took progressive rock music in a strongest 10:20 tonight and numbers and is film about youth, is incredibly over the symphony in 1952. It good and promising first climbing Saturday in 104B Wells Hall. rapidly up the national charts good and has won much critical Admission is 75 cents. became the official orchestra of album release. as the group's first single praise. Well-acted, beautifully BEAL FILM GROUP: If you the "Golden City," a title for Grand Funk Railroad is release. photographed. saw "Belle de Jour" or Prague since the 17th Century. composed of lead guitarist, any of "Call Yourself a Man" MICHIGAN: Paul Newman, Luis Bunuel's other films, and The orchestra now plays to more vocalist and songwriter Mark sounds very similar, although than 120,000 persons each Ferner; bass guitarist Mel season in Prague. the song should really be sung Schacher; and drummer, Don Before the orchestra could Brewer, sings. who occasionally by its on a female group because of lyrics. Another heavy cut the album is "Are You Petitions available tour were the United States, there nearly two years of Summer and Year Round JOBS ABROAD: Get paid, meet peo¬ They've gained recent ple, learn a language, travel, enjoy! Nine job categories in more Ready," which is sexually negotiations. recognition primarily through performances at pop festivals suggestive and ranks a notch above most of the rest of the for honorary fraternity V aclav conductor Smetacek, since principal 1943, has than fifteen countries. Foreign language not essential. Send Si.00 for membership and 34-page illustrated JOBS ABROAD zine, complete with details and applications to International maga¬ in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Los By RAY WALSH Society for Training and Culture, 866 United Nations Plaza, New State fNews Reviewer songs in strength and force. Petitioning for Blue Key, appeared as a guest conductor in Angeles and Nashville, where national honorary fraternity, will York, N. Y., a non-profit student membership organization. continue the United States several times, their adulation came close to vocals-only in few numbers The group through Oct. 29. a will be coming Blue Key is a junior and hysteria with police are the vocals to Detroit's Eastern Theatre senior men's honorary which sometimes needed to keep well-coordinated and sung in recognizes leadership in areas of campus activity such as student in two weeks in what is being GfteortH people off the stage. a that government, athletics, academics and publications. To manner smoothly" promoted as an act that a person must be either a be eligible, NOW SHOWINGl THRU TUES. Produced by former disc accompanies the background junior or senior in the upper 35 per cent "exudes music, sex, fever, of his class. 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"EASY RIDER" Suggested For MATURE AudiancM < r w0m~ b SHOWN 2ND AT 9:10 \ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 24, 1969 SPORTS IOWA CLASHE ON TV 'S' gridders hope to ground dangerous Hawkeye attack By MIKE MANLEY growing larger each week, unchanged from a week ago, strategy, which worked against State News Sports Writer Daugherty finally got an with Bill Triplett-who gained Michigan, goes back to the old An 0-2 conference record, encouraging medical report 143 yards on the ground against football saying that a team can't including an embarrassing loss to Wednesday. Halfback Eric Allen, Michigan--at quarterback. score if it doesn't have the ball. who has seen virtually no ac¬ Highsmith, the leading ground Wisconsin, is not the stuff tion in three Defensively, Daugherty said he world-beaters are made of but weeks, ran well in gainer this season with 421 will probably go with the same practice and will make the trip yards, will be the halfback with Duffy Daugherty is wary of the to Iowa. lineup as against the Wolverines. Iowa football team. Kermit Smith at fullback. Wilt Martin, who seems to have MSU and the Hawkeyes square Daugherty said the speedy The wide receivers will be recovered from an ankle injury, off Saturday in Iowa City with sophomore is ready to play but Frank Foreman, who did a little Ron Curl, Ron Joseph, Bill the kickoff time set for 1:50 will not start. His return will running with the football last Dawson and Rich Saul will open bolster the Spartan's thin week (36 yards in four carries) p.m. The game will be televised up front. over ABC as the NCAA Game of running back corp. on end-around counters, and Don Law and Mike Hogan--the the Week. Things were so bad last week Steve Kough. Kough, a junior team leaders in tackles with 79 "Iowa is the most explosive that Daugherty didn't have from Dearborn, impressed and 55 respectively- will start at team in the league," Daugherty enough backs to run the triple Daugherty with his blocking last the linebacking posts. The deep said. "They can move the ball option offense. He went to the week and grabbed Triplett's only backs will be Clifton Hardy, "I" formation with Don completion. against anyone. They certainly Tom Kutschinski and proved that last Saturday against Highsmith being the only Against Iowa's high scoring Purdue when they gained 534 running back. outfit, the Spartan offense will yards." MSU's offense should be have to rely on ball control. This (continued on page 13) The Hawkeyes lost to Purdue, 35-31, and the week before they were upset by Wisconsin, 23-17, the first time the lowly Badgers Spartans The must sta Spartans offense have been confronted with sit¬ had beaten anyone in three years. But to add to the confusing Frosh gridders uations like above the past two games, being forced Hawkeye gridiron picture, earlier FIRST AMERICAN TOUR in the season they swamped A PRAGUE to start out inside their own five yard line. Field position will play an important part in Saturday's game with offensive-minded Iowa. Arizona 31-0, and Washington State, 61-35. With the MSU injury list in initial contest ill StYHtfPHfHW StateNews photo by Wayne Munn MSU's freshmen football team will play the first of its two "This should be Michigan-Michigan State a tygjcal game the guards, Leon Wagner of Bay City Central and Bryce Bowron scheduled games Saturday when on a freshmen level," MSU of Detroit Denby at the tackles they travel to Ann Arbor to Coach Ed Rutherford said. and Marv Roberts of Akron, meet Michigan's freshmen team. "Both squads have some Ohio, and Richard Salini of The Spartan frosh, who will outstanding players and it Hanock at the end positions. meet Notre Dame Nov. 8 at promises to be a really good The defensive line consists of Spartan Stadium, take on U-M in game." "The only real problem I ends Joe DeLamielleure of game beginning at 10:30 a.m. have with our squad is that there Center Line St. Clement, and is an abundance of backs. But Brian McConnell of Peddie Prep • even this is a pleasant School m New Jersey, tackles problems." John Ruzich of Pittsfield, 111., The Spartans starting offensive and Jim Laer of Zanesville, backfield will have George Ohio, and middle guard Chris Mihaiu of River Rouge at King of New York City. quarterback, Doug Root of The frosh starting linebackers Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; and James are Bill Valasko of Monroe Bond of Fond du Lac, Wis. at Catholic, Mark Loper of the halfbacks, while Mark Cambridge, Ohio, and Gail Clark Charette of Flint Southwestern of Bellefontaine, Ohio. will be at fullback. The defensive backfield will The offensive line will find have Mike Danielewicz of Bob McLowry of Dearborn Hamtramack St. Ladislaus, and Sacred Heart at center, Chuck Mark Sokoll of Detroit Redford Yakemonis of Ferndale and Bob at the halfbacks, with Brad Van Salek of Dearborn Fordson at Pelt, Owo6so, at safety. *►489-6485 TODAY Feature At 1:20-3:20-5:20-7:20-9:25 THE - RA I N PEOPLE EE- TECHNICOLOR FROM WARNER BROS. © SPARTAN TWIN WEST NOW! HURRY MUST END TUESDAY! A MODERN STORY OF TODAY'S YOUTH! -STARRING OLIVA HUSSEY "ROMEO LEONARD WHITING MICHAEL YORK & JULIET" AT 9:30 p.m. ONLY same progrc -STARRING- 'BAREFOOT JANE FONDA IN THE AND THAT "SUNDANCE KID" ROBERT REDFORD PARK" At 7:30 p.m. only Doors open 7j 15 1 complete show! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, October 24, 1969 1£ SPARTAN INVITATIONAL Big Ten Football Predictions Ha rriers hold intra-state meet By DAVE WEST State News Sports Writer the meager offering of Illinois. The OSl powerhouse will make all of its alumni proud By DON KOPRIVA Michigan, a team from Western, on the five mile Forest Akers expected to battle the Spartan OSU 57, Illinois 7. and squad in the Big Ten meet next State News Sports Writer Michigan are entered along loop. duo of Ken Leonowicz and Kim with the Spartans. month. Well, sports fans, here we go for an MSU's Gibbard pointed out that Hartman for top honors. young cross country Junior Qhuck Starkey, who unprecedented two consecutive weeks with one "We wanted the meet to Eastern usually has a pretty Indiana vs. Wisconsin-The Hoosiers will ,n»r squad, aiming at non-conference Central fell 15-50 to the missed Wednesday's meet against sports writer making the Big 10 predictions. include more schools originally," good squad ant that this year is wild this weekend. Somehow the Badgers foes before jumping into the Big Spartans Wednesday at Forest Central because of a minor hand After proving itself last week, my crystal ball is just Spartan Coach Jim Gibbard said. no exception, since the Hurons don't look like the team to Ten meet, will take on a few Akers as Gibbard rested operation, is again questionable ready to go to work again. spoil the Pasadena "But we got organized on it a have fever which is more non-Big Ten teams at already placed second Leonowicz and Hartman, so the for Saturday, but Gibbard will beginning to spread in little later so we're sticking with behind Notre Dame vs. Tulane-Last week Ara went Bloomington. The Gonso 10:30 a.m. Saturday, in a meet powerful Western results would not be too have Hartman and to Isenbarger the state schools. We expect to Leonowicz combination will bomb Wisconsin. Indiana Michigan in the Notre Dame for the win and ended up with a tie. 43, which has been dubbed the em harassing for the Chips. As it back in, along with soph Dave (A little Spartan Invitational. have more next year." Invitational two weeks back. was, MSU took 10 of the first 11 Dieters, the winner against switch from his 1966 tactics.) But this week is a Wisconsin 13. Gibbard rates his Spartans and Junior Dave different story. The powerful Irish 11 will hit the Eastern Michigan, Central Campbell is places, with only sophs and Central, and nine others.. Eastern's Hurons as co-favorites Eastern's top runner and road and come home with a Northwestern vs Purdue-This weekend the is freshmen running. Others smashing victory. entered for the Boilermakers will snuff the aroma of roses which Michigan has fared rather Spartans in Saturday's action Tulane just does not stand a chance. ND 45, Tulane 3. has been elating the Northwestern students. The poorly so far and probably will include sophs Tom All-Stars th Dayt not even bring a full team to the Kent meet. U-M has been freshmen de-emphasizing lesser sports and Randy Kilpatrick, Ralph Zoppa, Warren Silvia, Bryan and Barney Young and Krueger, the Michigan biggest vs. Minn.-The Wolverines dropped game of the season last week and Wildcats have looked but this week the good against weak teams, only team to fit that description will be themselves. Purdue 34, should have problems getting up for a team Northwestern 21. cross country Coach Dave Tom Swanson, Pete Reiff and in This weekend football activity grudge the league commissioner gave battle Martin indicated that the Wolves will probably not enter a full Mark Maxwell. which has lost five one-two straight games. Minnesota's punch of fullback Jim Carter and halfback Barry Mayer will throw a scare into Ann Arbor's eleven. But Bo's boys will squeak by. MSU vs Iowa-With the Spartans traveling to Iowa this week, it should produce the game of the week. MSU is high after a big win Big 10 may decide who will play in the the game to Dayton. top receivers in the league in U-M 28, Minn. 27. last week, and the Hawkeyes showed tremendous championship Midwest game Football League. of the But This decision changes the outlook on the Lansing-Dayton Chuck McGullcott. "This passing combination is a tough one to 2 h arriers in acci ident Illinois vs OSU-Nobody but nobody beats the offensive strength in their loss to Purdue. The question appears to be which team is going to big then again, it may not. game this weekend. With Dayton stop," Kauffman said. Buckeyes at homecoming time, and least of all out fumble the other. MSU 37, Iowa 26. Last week there and Lackawanna having identical Kauffman said he will Two members of the Spartan concussion and contusions of was a little the right leg and left thigh. probably be going with the same car country team were hit b> a cross mix up down in Dayton when records of 9-3, neither team can Dr. L. M. Jarrett who treated Thursday on their way back the Colts played to a 36-36 tie afford a loss. starting lineup which he has to the locker room after with Lackawanna. Dayton went In short, the Midwest Football been using so far this season. practice Hartman listed the Southfield at Forest Akers Golf Course. Junior in good condition but into that game with a 8-3 record, League is really up in the air. said he will probably be in Olin The All-Stars will bring the top Kim Hartman and Tom Sylvia and the Lancers boosted a 9-2 All-Star Coach Turf Kauffman two runners in the league. were both struck by a passing for three or four days. Sylvia season tally. said he is looking for a real good Jimmy Garrett is first in car at the corner of Mt. Hope suffered slight contusions of the Lackawanna played the game game against Dayton. touchdowns with 12, and and Harrison Roads around leg but was released Thursday with an illegal quarterback, and "Dayton has the best rushing with 9.7 yards per carry. 5:00. night. quarterback in the league in Craig Teft is close behind with East Lansing police who Mike Schneider," Kauffman Hartman, the top runner on 7.4 yards per carry and six TDs. the investigated the accident said the S' gridders said. "Next to our quarterback of course," he added. The game starts at 7:30 Olin squad this year, was listed in Health Center as suffering car was in the thus no ticket right of way and or summons was The Colts also have one of the Saturday evening on the Lansing deep scalp lacerations, a mild (continued from page 12) Sexton football field. ^J323£SI3]! sophomores Doug Barr and Brad McLee. The defense will have it's hands full with Iowa, the No. 3 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! 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Although the book) if Martha and Honey interludes dramatizing the poet, when the play made its debut Jay Raphael sometimes had appeared in Congratulations to the there several years ago. How drag. Secondly, will be presented at 8:15 p.m. approaches excellence as Martha, I thought that the set, done by Wednesday at Fairchild Theatre. Performing Arts Co. (PAC) for things have changed! his performance lacks the Donald Treat, was having the courage to perform wrong. The Sandburg's philosophies on the Tuesday night's performance necessary something to place i» unglamourous joint, complete human and inhuman condition, Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid certainly ranks with the best, if in the superlative category. with plastic plants and of Virginia Woolf" with an not the best, PAC effort to date. green his reminiscences, his views on Although I enjoyed the play wallpaper, was inappropriate and the comic, the arts, the machine all-male cast. This was the way From a slow beginning, the play immensely, I have two boring. Perhaps this is to the play, one of the most savage age and war will be explored. gains momentum in the second reservations about the PAC accentuate the personalities of in the history of the theatre, was Performers will be Leonard act, and explodes in the third. production. First of all, it migh' the cast, but originally written. The subject The total effect makes for an have been less personally I Valenta, Katherine Minehart and awkward ant' thought it was too masculine. Kenneth Middleton. matter, if you don't know engrossing, mind-shattering Valenta's acting and directing already, is a glimpse into the experience. experience include directing Sir Cedric Hartwicke and Boris Sergio Sergio Mendes and Brazil *66 will appear Sunday at Detroit's Masonic Auditork existence of two homosexuals Mike (heterosexuals in the straight magnificent and powerful McCarty gives a 2 Day S Karloff, and the current TV The ensemble has wonfour version) with barbaric performance. His interpretation DeMaiselle Mini-Fall, 16" goldalbums. They are returning from a tour of coll< personalities, plagued by a of George had just the perfect serial, "Another World." campuses across the nation. Reg. PVIce $49.95 With He has deli vered fantasy about a child they blend of caustic M.S.U. I.D. Sale Price$34.95 communications lectures at ingredients-sarcasm, wit and Fordham University, New York, relentlessness. Also outstanding and La Salle College, 'CUM ANY AH GANNY' is Mike Champagne's portrayal as Honey, the giddy queen who, L'Amour Fall Reg. Price $79.95 — 8 oz. thick, 18" With M.S.U Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Minehart manages, acts along with her husband Nick, I.D. Sale Price $59.95 and directs her own who is splendidly played by Germantown Theatre, founded Roger Powell, comes to spend an by her mother. Her background includes stock, radio and TV. Valenta joined her in her theatre after the two appeared together in the first televised performance Churchhymns By BRUCE FISHER Saints, feels that music plays an meet His "one man show" at the change ofEAST L LANSING For flowers Fresh and of "The Taming of the Shrew." thundering Lutheran chorakes of Fashionable State News Reviewer important part in the church hymn session was informative, the Reformation. He noted that Middleton, the production's In Welsh, it's "Cumanvah service and should be given humorous and touching. "It is many of Martin Luther's original singer-guitarist, is an actor, Ganny;" in English, it's "hymn proper attention. In keeping much more difficult to write a lilting rhythms had been songwriter and publisher. He has session." In any language, the with his thoughts, Jones devised good hymn than a good sonata," subsequently replaced with more performed folksongs on the East hymn sing directed by Gomer the notion of the "Cumanvah he opened, Coast and appeared on stage and emphasizing that the stodgy ones. The congregation Jones, professor of music, in All Ganny" to highlight some compact yet full nature of the sang "A Mighty Fortress Is Our television. :£„t SRUKCV'S drum: Saints Episcopal Church important contributions to hymn requires discipline and God" and "The Duteous Day Tickets are available at the hymnity in general-and to have insight on the part of the Tuesday night, was "good food Now Closeth," both of which Union ticket office, or at the for both voice and soul." people really enjoy what they're composer. Jones led the had been give harmonies by J.S. door. Jones, director of music at All singing. congregation in "The God of Bach. Abraham Be Praised," a you up a Pizz d... j paraphrase of the Jewish Creed and one of the earliest examples The 18th and 19th Centuries Legislators to of hymnity in existance. "With vigor, like it says!" he were period low points in church music history. The hymns from this "are like pillows-nothing to hit against!" feather He next explained the on educational evolution of the plainsong, and said how the non-metrical composition of these hymns The program concluded with Jones' unveiling a sample of a future Christmas work of his, By CYNTHIA NEAL work gives them a floating, uplifting together on the means. He procedures and the value of the entitled "A Dream of Mary," State News Staff Writer mentioned the advisability of quality. Nevertheless, there are mill from one school district to which received an enthusiastic The Governor's Commission uniform statewide taxes for triumphant as well as gentle another. plainsongs. "Don't think the response. A contemporary organ on Educational Reform has supporting schools. "I think that there is a Faust rising plainsong is A thing. It is a composition was then played as described public education at suggested that the resentment the congregation filed out of the among the public for world," he said. the state level in Michigan as "a proposed $183 million increase this Jones then led the assemblage church, just having moved type of tax," Stamm added. classic case of arrested may not be enough. through centuries of hymns. The However, Stamm felt that this through the "sequence" hymns development." panel also discussed resentment would also of the Middle Ages to the Now that's real soul. baby. Four Michigan legislators will alternatives to the apply to proposed a uniform statfe" teacher incentive program which property tax. discuss this issue Saturday on Instead, he suggested that a calls for $50,000. Gamut, airing their views on the Stamm uniform state income tax should WHYS A NICE GIRL governor's proposed educational favored paying teachers be levied for the schools, and LIKE YOU FEELING reforms. according to ability, which that property taxes should be Gamut is a student production would mean raising their salaries used to service local to keep them from leaving the property. EDa sponsored by ifa the MSU The five-cent increase in the Broadcasters, a student radio profession for higher paying cigarette tax was mentioned as a and television production occupations. He mentioned the possible source of aid for organization. It is on the air at possibility of penalizing teachers schools, but Waldron felt that 11:30 a.m. Saturday. with no initiative, and "putting "the cigarette tax is not an EVERY MONTH? WA Panelists will be teachers back on a pedestal" to Anthony answer to anything." You re not mini usual' It's Stamm, R-Kalamazoo, and upgrade the profession. .is as only temporary, On the question of a uniform Legislators will expand on vou know. A monthly problem. But who tares when chairman of the Senate these views in their television statewide property tax, Faust you have that puffy, bloated, "Oh, I'm so fat feeling".' Education Committee; Sen. appearance. The issues of 1RHNDAR, that's who. TRHNDAR I.L help keep you William Faust, D-Wesland; House said that the governor is on the educational reform will be slim as you are all month long Its modern diuretic Republican leader Robert right track. Waldron pointed out examined in a that there preview of the (water-reducing) action controls temporary pre-men Waldron, Grosse Pointe; and are tremendous debate forthcoming in the stru.il weight gain (That can he up to 7 pounds!) Start Speaker of the House William disparities in assessment taking 1 RFNDAR i to 7 days before that time. It'll help Ryan, D-Detroit. make you look better and feel better. The legislators previously TRENDARJTMAKES EAR'UOYUQY discussed their reactions to the governor's call for passing the 1970-71 school aid bill THE 'jmuR-'yt: mBiie mute- this legislative term and the parties' consensus on the proposals. t.6517 S fodir 393-3250., are Waldron said that lawmakers taking small steps toward passage. Ryan pointed out that ALBATROSS Democrats with A Warm, Human Coffeehouse concur the objectives of the program and A Service of the New feel that the two parties should Community This Friday, October 24 at 8:30 Ruth K Saturday, October 25 at 8:30 Ruth Knapp and Bev Farrand $1 Donation For Above Times Tues. - Thurs.- 1 p.m. - 1 a.m. Fri. and Sat. - 1 p.m. - ? 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Coke has pressed with the professionalism and the taste you never get tired of. . . always refill¬ versatility of what he saw and heard. ing. That's why things go better with Coke . . . after And John Mayall, who jammed with Coke after Coke. ,h* of th« coco coio company t» wsowuvt . . . WWW Getlv >rds * Friday, October 24, 1969 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Part Time Secretary needed immediately 25 Calls in First 2 hours! 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING ly Phil hank Employment For Rent OLDSMOBILE 1962 4-door hardtop CASHIERS Needed - Daytime from TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" ONE MAN for 4 man. New. Near DART WAGON 1963. Tinted glass, 10 to 2 and 10 to 5, nights 5 to portable--$8.50 per month campus. Immediate occupancy. air, new tires, more. $305. 11:30. Burger Chef Drive-in, 622 including stand. Call JR. 351-1014. 3-10/26 484-4640. 3-10/26 355-5776 after 5 p.m. 3-10/24 North Homer, Frartdor. 7-10-24 CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C FACULTY or Marr.pH -ads. large DODGE 1963. 6 cylinder, good • AUTOMOTIVE transportation. 4 new tires. BABYSITTERS WA^J^D: Active one R ENT E Difurnished. couple flir,s for RENT A TV from a TV 332-1438, 332-0811. 5-10/27 • EMPLOYMENT 355-3057. 3-10/26 OPEL RALLYE 1968. Yellow, babys * Close MSU. Company--$9.50 per month. Call W FOR RENT 3-10/24 337-1300. NEJAC TV RENTALS FURNISHED APARTMENTS DODGE DART 1963 2-door sedan. 4-speed, radio, 28,000 miles. • FOR SALE $1300. Must sell. White, economical transportation. 694-9974. • LOST & FOUND Sacrifice at $75. Call 355-7351 694-5191.5-10/29 WANTED MEN: Hours flexible. HRI * $55 per man ' PERSONAL after 5 p.m. 5-10/28 students fulfill your professional TV RENTALS-Students only. experience requirements. Phone Low monthly and term rates. Call (4-man apts.) • PEANUTS PERSONAL OPELKADETTE Rallye 1967. Gold DODGE 1963 station wagon. One 351-7600, ext. 167, Guy 484-2600 to reserve yours. • REAL ESTATE with black stripes, a clean car, UNIVERSITY TV. C owner. Mechanically sound. Atkinson. 3-10/24 $160 married couples • SERVICE very economical, excellent Automatic shift, economic to • TRANSPORTATION condition. $1195. Call Fred, operate. 2 spare snow tires. $295. NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented 4 blks. to Campus 332-1437. 7-10/29 REGISTERED NURSES-Roselawn • WANTED 882-4592. 3-10/26 Manor only to MSU students and faculty. Nursing Home, 707 $8.84 month [including tax], Ph. 337-0298 or PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 1969. Armstrong Road, 3-11. Full or STATE MANAGEMENT DEADLINE DODGE 1957, V-8, power ring. part-time Call Director of Nursing, 393-5680. 7-10/30 CORPORATION, 444 Michigan HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. months old. 11,000 miles. Must be 339-2955. 3-10/24 Ave. 332-8687. C 1 P.m. one class day be¬ sold. 393-1561 or 393-4137, after 351-7910 fore publication. 5:30 p.m. 4-10/24 NEED PERSON, fluent in Cancellations 12 noon one FALCON, 1966-1 owner, excell. French-Canadian Apartments 3 ROOM UPPER. Near Sparrow - to translate class condition. Call 337-1554 PONTIAC 1959, Catalina. Good Hospital. $135, plus utilities. day before publica¬ 882-6114. 2-10/26 customer correspondence. Work at BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 485-0349 5-10/28 tion. condition. $125. Phone 353-1725 home or office. Apply in person at bedroom apartment, FOR RENT or 353-7112.3-10/26 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, FALCON 1964. Stick shift, 6 furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, or EAST MICHIGAN AVENUE, 1441, Lansing. 5-10/28 12 month leases. Call 337-0511. PHONE cylinder. $350. Call 353-4553. RAMBLER AMERICAN 1968, 6 Lansing 2 bedroom partly 3-10/26 Corner of Haslett and Hagadorn furnished. Heat and water cylinder, standard shift, 5 year OFFICE BOY: Hours 9-1 p.m. Roads. 24-10/31 included. $125. 351-3969. 355-8255 FIAT SPIDER factory, A-1 condition. Original Monday through Friday. $1.75 O-10X3 1968 hour. owner. $1225, 351-7961. 2-10/26 Republican State Central RATES Leaving country, best offer. Call, Committee, 404 East Michigan. CAMPUS NEAR: Furnished living APARTMENT. 2-man. Available 393 1726. 6-10/29 room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. immediately. 126 Milford Street. Near the Capitol. 5-10/28 I day RAMBLER AMERICAN, 1962. Call 332-5374. 5-10/24 Furnished, parking. Phone J 1.50 FIAT, 1968 850 coupe. Black vinyl Good condition. Must sell. $75. 484-1579 days; evenings 372-5767 L5 Run .3 355 5799. 3-10/24 Heading i 15 CHEVY 1965 excellent Corvair tires, Good body, good engine. * Antifreeze Print Ad Here- M % % %% f' 372 2140. 3 10/27 * Windshield De-icer W 20 22 2.3 18 •9 CHE VY II 1966 SS. New 327 CI 350 HP "Vette" engine. Positraction, * Hoses & Clamps Thermostats i 26 27 4 speed. Best offer. 351-0631. * * Ice Scrapers 25 % 23 3° % \l 29. Old card game i 2© KRAMER AUTO * Snow Chains Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. 31. Fit to eat 35 34. Silkworm-, CORVAIR 1962, 4-speed. Good has Fan Belts 33 r running condition. Recently everything * 10 Words 1 3 days - $4.00 5 days - $6.50 38. Dressed or Less: day - $1.50 34 36 %% 37 39. Animal's Windshield Wipers overhauled. New shocks and exhaust system. new 393 0917. that will make * Over 10 Words Add: 15£ per word 40£ per word 65tf per word %% % 39 %42 43 stomach X3-10/26 your winter □ □ 40. Armpit □ W; 41. Yours and min< CORVAIR 1964 Monza, beige with luxury brown interior. Automatic driving pleasure a KRAMER AUTO Mail to: Michigan State News 47 W •1ft 42. Harvest goddess 347 Student Services Bldg. transmission, bucket seats, radio. ) E. Kalamazoo 484-1303 W 43. Turn right First $175 takes. 35 1-1583 after 5 MSU East Lansing, Mich. 44. Fodder plant p.m. 2-10/24 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 24, 1969 For Rent F°r Sale Service Service Wanted Wanted CLEAN, PLEASANT SPRINGS FOR bunk beds. Excellent FANTASTIC PLASTIC inflatable GERMAN SHEPHERD to be given EXPERIENCED TUTOR: English COMPLETE THESIS Service. apartment. condition. $20 for pair. 332-8079. TWO GENERA' 1 1-10/24 ra^CaM- 332 6043 a,ter 9 P-m- French, German, Chinese. $2.00 Discount printing, typing and pQ;ion tickets SENIOR MALE desires sleeping indoor-outdoor. Twenty different 210/24 for utilit lurnished. hour. 353-0933. 5-10/26 binding of theses, term papers, ln»^■- 355-2993. privileges in exchange for chairs, sofas, hassocks, etc. Low 3-10/24 household duties, yard work, etc. 4-10/26 resumes and publications. Lowest prices. $3.00 to $25.00. Call Reliable; References. 351-7189. For Sale 337-9215 DRESSMAKING AND alterations. prices available. Located across HAVING DIFFICULTY noon to midnight. European experience. All kinds. from campus on corner of M.A.C. WANTED: STORAGE space. 4'x5' 3-10/24 MATERNITY CLOTHES: Size 7-8. 6-10/24 acrea. Call after 5 p.m. 393-6143. Call 355-0850. 5-10/24 and Grand River, below the Style FINDING ROOMMATES^ Call BOXER REGISTERED male. 2 y 2-10/26 H,p COED housekeeper for 2 484-7858 after 6 p.m DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and old, champion sired. Shop. Call COPYGRAPH homesick 4-10/24 guys. Weekends. No Roomate Service engagement ring sets. Save 50 per 482-6872. 3-10/24 Typlng Service SERVICES. 337-1666. C daytrippers. 355-0624. 3-10/24 CAN HELP YOU! ROBOTS- ASSEMBLED kits or cent or more. Large selection of NEED 2 general admission tickets to plain and fancy diamonds. MORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS: Puppy YPING: I am experienced and PAULA ANN Haughey Complete the MSU-INDI ANA game. Will 541 E. GRAND RIVER plans. Complex functional, 5'10" WANTED: 2 tickets for Blood, Sweat $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0. WILCOX 10 weeks old, male and female reasonable. Near MSU. Phone Professional Thesis Service. IBM pay. Joe, 355-9227. 5-10/29 and Tears. Call ^ohn, 351-3558 robot. Not too hard to build. Call 353-3264 3534115. 1-10/24 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East three years old. Phone 482-2164. 351-1765. o-10/24 Selectric Typewriters, Multilith 353-0942. 2-10/24 CLOSE TO campus, 5 rooms, full Michigan. 485-4391. C 3-10/24 Offset Printing and Hard Binding. DON'T PASS UP the automotive basement, garage, stove and I 10/24 TYPING TERM papers and thesis, Free Brochure and Estimates. Call buys in today's Classified Ads! WANTED: 1,071 empty beer cans. BLINK! refrigerator. Children welcome. CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for MINIATURE SCHNAUZER puppies. Experienced. Electric typewriter. 337-1527. C To contribute, call Mari, $135 a month plus utilities, sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos AKC. Champion sired. Excellent Fast service. 332-4597. 14-10/26 ONE SOPHOMORE, junior or senior 353-3411. 3-10/24 ING SIZE BED, beautiful Broyhill damage deposit required. Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 temperament. Phone 332-4655. TYPING: EXPERIENCED. Work coupon for Indiana game. 489-0589. 5 10/28 French, white and gold. 3-10/26 WANTED: DAILY ride to Battle done on IBM Electric. Call 351-5886. 1-10/24 WANTED-ADVICE and tutoring for Beautyrest mattress, like new. FREE PARKING at rear of store, for Creek, winter student 485-5575. 6-10/24 African course. Call 351-3740. WILLIAMSTON -PERRY area. Two Cost $475, must sell, $275. New teaching. hot pink velveteen bedspread and your convenience. OPTICAL 351 9079. X3-10/26 TWO TICKETS for homecoming 3-10/24 2-bedroom duplexes, redecorated, Mobile Homes draperies, $85. Stroller, $7.50. DISCOUNT. 2615 East Michigan game. Call after 10 p.m. sharp. Deposit, references. Prefer Ave. 372-7409. C-10/24 351-3146.5-10/29 Misses 7-9 winter coats, skirts, BARB! MEL: BLOOD DONERS NEEDED. $7.50 couple. No pets. $100 month plus PARKWOOD 1966 Typing, multiltfhing. sweaters, $2.00 up. Men's fine 1^52. Excellent No job too large or too small. for all positive. A negative, B gas heat. 372-3059. 2-10/24 condition, ooms. 514 suits, topcoats, jackets, 43-44, GIBSON ELECTRIC Block off campus. 332-3255. guitar with Imperial VGrand Ledge, C WANTED: 2 student tickets negative and AB negative, $10.00. AUTUMN reasonable. 372-1437. 1-10/24 case, $100; KLH model BRIGHTEN YOUR 24, 4 627-2239.9-10/24 MSU-IND. game. Jan Stewart, O negative, $12. MICHIGAN SCENE with an exciting new job. speakers, $225; Car tape deck, TERM 332-3551.3-10/27 COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, BLINK! 1 1°/24 $20. 332-6106. 3-10/24 PAPERS, evnelopes, general Check today's Classified Ads! .. ... GREAT LAKES 1966. Excellent 507'/2 East Grand River, East typing. Dictaphone or tape condition. Furnished. 351-8070 transcription. 393-3663. 20-10/24 Wanted Lansing. Above the new Campus 19" MAGNAVOX portable TV, with SIX KITCHEN chairs; TV stand; after 5 p.m. 3-10/24 STRAIGHT INFORMATION on Book Store, hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 HOLT AREA: Unfurnished one roller stand. Phone ED 2-3272. lamps; miscellaneous. Reasonable. TYPING-IN 2 BLOOD, Sweat, and Tears concert "open" bedroom studio apartment. my home. Thesis and seance planned for P-m- Monday , Wednesday and 1-10/24 Call 351=4859. 3-10/24 tickets. Will pay. 355-8934. OCTOBER 31st. 355-8645. Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Ground floor. No children or pets. Lost & Found term papers. Experienced. 393-4075. 14-11 2 2 10/26 1-10/24 6:30 $90. 646-6811 after 6 p.m. to p.m. 337-7183. C p.m. BLACKLITES: 48 inch fixture, FLOOR MODEL stereo, 1969 model. 10-10-27 complete with 7500 hour tube. Wood cabinet, solid state and $17.25. 489-1229. 1-10/24 transistorized. Must sell at cost. 4903 NORTH Grand River, Lansing. $79.95 cash or terms. See at 1915 Upper unfurnished 3 bedroom, East Michigan. 5-10/27 BLINK, BLINK! Strobe Lights at living room, utility room. MARSHALL MUSIC CO.,, 245 Refrigerator in kitchen. Extra FOUND: CONTACT lenses in case. Ann Street, 351-7830. 1-10/24 APPLE CIDER. No preservatives large playarea. 482-8395 or Near union, Monday, 351-7560. added. CENTENNIAL MARKET. 351-6334. 3-10/27 1-10/24 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S la home. Makes tapes for your, car, 27. o-10/27 WANTED-WORKING girl or student LOST: ONE *year old black cat. to share a duplex apartment in too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 STEREO FISHER Burcham-Grove Street area. Please I'm m East Lansing with 2 other girls. amp., JBL call, 332-0821. 2-10/24 South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C $65/month. 351-4276. 5-10/29 speakers, dual turntable. $400 11,353-2700. 3-10/24 CRESTWOOD BASS with hard LOST: BLACK purse in library. n WOODMERE Apartments. Just completed, one block from cover. Near new, must sell. Asking $125. Call after 5 p.m., 339-8023. Reward. Call F. Wessel, 351-3293 or leave in Psych. Office. 3-10/27 m campus. 2 or 3 man, $180. Also 3-10/24 need roommates, $70. 351-9036. $135. Call 355-4021 LOST: HIGH school ring. Blue stone. 7-10/29 GARRARD 70-MK-II. Excellent Second floor Bessey. Reward. condition. $60; Empire 808, $20. 353-2302. 3-10/27 Houses (Brand new) 353-8385. 5-10/27 PLATFORM rocker: $10, pair of blond end tables, $10. 351-3391. CHARLES STREET: 2 blocks frc campus. Prefer 8 grad. or matt DRAFRED: STEREO records; 3-10/24 V° students. Reference requin STEREO EQUIPMENT backed with household goods; clothes; huge 0 INCH HEAD Standard skis, Phone 337-1878. 3-10/26 driftwood. 332-0515. 5-10/27 service; from THE STEREO We also have in stock Cubco bindings, size 12 boots, SHOPPE opening soon. C-10/24 $80. 351-3391. 3-10/24 Austin Healey Sprites, PERSIAN CARPETS; Handscrafts MG Midgets, MGB's and LEICA M-4; meter; 28 mm HALLOWEEN COSTUMES. Rental TV; sofa; best offer. 373-2760 Austin Americas. omplete house. 6 people. Completely furnished. All utilities days, 485-4135 after 5:30 p.m. 5-10/27 lenses; Durst 489-2155. 3-10/24 m-600 enlarger. Service. All kinds, by appointment only. 489-9061.8-10/30 >0r9o/,'n? paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. C Complete Service Facilities 9-E 12" portable tv, perfect for CASH LOANED on merchandise INFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar or dorm; Dining table and chairs and will buy stools, night stands, outright. RUHF'S FEED full size baby crib and mattress. >{o',o< chest-of-drawers, bookcases, STORE. 5200 South Logan. 355-8025. 3-10/26 882-2121. 5-10/26 SHARED DOUBLE parking. $11 a prefinished picture frames and more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 week. 425 Division. Phone LUDWIG DRUMS, gold sparkle. South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C 332-1616. 4-10/24 Whole set of pieces. Cheap. Peanuts Personal 351-7615^ 3-10/26 NEAR CAMPUS, single room for girl. SUPER RE-VERB showman bottom Cooking, parking, redecorated. Jaguar guitar. Good condition. GARAGE AND Rymmage Sale. 351-9504. 3-10/27 Call 351-4207. 4-10/24 Friday and Saturday, October SAY 24th and 25th, from 12-8 p.m. specialty. 641-6419. BROOKS IMPORTED CARS IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 PEOPLE! Talk 3-10/25 e^1A* about business ALL GUITARS, amplifiers, dru services with s Student Service miscellaneous household item. other instruments. Call Rich Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 2313 Vassar. Phone 485-6521. GARAGE SALE: Deluxe 337-0703. 5-10-24 stove, 5014 N. GRAND RIVER today for details. 2-10/24 ironer, clothes, toys 2785 mile west of Southwood Drive, Heritage Hills. Airport Evenings and Saturday, 351-3526. 3-10/26 482-1473 »ere. Announcing. for eing RES ZAP: One year! Total happiness and frustration complete. DD. FALL SPECIALS fh 1-10/24 KATHY: CONGRATULATIONS Top-Notch New Car Trade-ins super turtle, you finally made it. Scott. 1-10/24 1969 Renault R 10. Low 1968 Renault R-10. Low miles - Michelin X. AM-FM LEE: HAPPY 20th. You're the SUPERIOR MOTORS radio. Sale price $1685.00 throughout. Radio. greatest. All my love. Chipmunk. $1385.00 "Purveyors of Fine 1-10/24 Automobiles" 1965 Renault R-8. Fully 1968 Renault R-10. One CONGRATULATIONS: NEW Pi 2124 South Cedar equipped inclusive. Radio - owner. Michelin tires. A Kappa Phi actives, and welcome Lansing, Michigan real buy at - $1250.00 excellent for 2nd car. new pledges. You Little Sisters of the Rose. 1-10/24 IV 4-9305 ,1968 Triumph TR 4-A $685.00 1968 Triumph MK III [rLJ i with IRS Michelin X with O.D. - wire wheels. Real Estate tires. Radio. 12,000 actual Radio. A clean car with miles. One owner. Sale many trouble-free miles to COUNTRY HOME Well built. price - $2685.00 go. Sale price $1685.00 located on 12 at M-78 East. $55,000. Phoi IV 5-6128. Joanna Sargeant, Brokei 1-10/24 1200 E. Oakland Specializing in Faculty Homes Priced below Lansing, Mich. $30,000 482-1226 Only mifcutes from MSU. 3 bdrm. & den ranch. Located Open Evenings to 9 pm - Monday & Thurs. on a tree shaded acre deep lot. Priced stone's below throw $25,000. from Live on the 1st floor and rent campus. A nil the second floor to students - An ideal money saving rib for complete information on ©e/ all homes located near MSU, Call TOMIE RAINES, 337-0021 or 351-3440 Make your house hunting THE OPEN DOOR LEASE a "one" stop pleasure. fOOT JIM WALTER REALTY. Service We're opening our doors for the homeless. We have limited vacancies DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS and offer you an unprecedented feature. If you have a friend, the two of and formals. Experienced. you may fill a four man apartment and still pay the rates for only two men!* The supply of these apartments is limited so don't delay. Reasonable 5-10/24 charge. 355-1040. lWo Stop in today, take a peek through our door, and "WELCOME HOME". CLINIC Oct. 24th & 2 Sth mplifier-Rece Any Make Any Mo< - * Transistor-Tube WE BUY WRECKED CARS 1 Kit-Used-New * *WE SELL USED AUTO PARTS * The management reserves the right to fill these apartments at the TESTED FREE LATE MODEL MOTORS & PARTS A SPECIALTY consent of the tenents. I 101 Hi-Fi BUYS E. ind Riv "Central Michigan's largest dealers in late model Direct phone service for hard cars for salvage" ,y.e< DRESSMAKING AND to get parts. ALTERATIONS. Can come to 1325 N. Cedar, 699-2154 Halfway between Holt ^(kLp (//[anaqem&nl you. Phone evenings, 487-3318. & Mason on U.S. 127 3-10/24 ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking "w /)pasdm£al O Hcuiayemeal fjpectafoM by Reasonable experienced Mm jssas V i charge. 355 5855. O-10/24 Friday, October 24, 1^69 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Draft regulations Who's .. (continued from page one) . . , . j- u October 1967 memorandum counseling draft boards to use Resources estimated at $2.5 billion wouldn't counties which has been labeled de,8,nquency the companies _ hose registrants who discharge regulations e one) produced on his land. 'and the north slope" in their responsibilities, Mitchell yoJg „h* cngage collects, the production of $2.5 Eddy said approximately 900,000 acres of state land now have j^e 1< drilled if they hadn't had reference to the Alaskan oil lands which were leased recently Karen Sue Olmstead, Roseville, Griswold, former dean of the ' The current cases involve billion in oil and gas would are under lease to oil companies. for $900 million. - - Mich., junior, to Andrew (Jack) Harvard Law School, has signed mothy j green 21 of provide some $200 million He said the state was, Carl Diehl III, Roseville, Mich., department Hpnartmpnt papers nanprs in in previous nrevinus ' Co„n7 who lost his revenue for the state in royalties, acres v for this land are hampered in auctioning off The 17 counties involved are Mary Salomon, Battle Creek, junior, attends Concordia Senior draft cases and his expressed Rf|iflent ^ferment when he save Gerald Eddy, chief of the that the 1 considerably ieases because "the oil Muskegon, Oceana, Mason, Mich., sophomore, Alpha Delta College, Fort Wayne, Ind. companies know more than we Manistee, Wexford, Benzie, Pi to Dan Wager, Jackson with Mitchell's. the Dept. of Natural Resources, higher", than the leases for the do. They can go in and make Traverse, Leelanau, Community College, formerly of U.S. Navy. Bev Bartlett, Monroe, Mich., Griswold did approve not specifically the reclassification to Eari^Gutknecht,^ said the State owns about 60 per said the State owns about 60 per cent of the land under which the 560,000 acres. Heleased 560,000 acres said forthe a tests and have a legal right to keep their information secret." Kalkaska, Antrim, Charlevoix, Otsego, Cheboygan, Crawford, Susan Hitchcock, Muskegon, sophomore to Denny Monday! Monroe, M.ch„ U.S. Navy. 1-A of draft protesters. And he did not endorse Hershey's ®1^ord^ ordered^ to^ induction J™ alter new "r^wes"are' toatedTThe ^ ^$1.1 nf million," The new reserves are located Montorency, Alpena and Presque Mich., sophomore, Sigma Kappa ^ ^ leaving his draft card on the owner of land on which ^ oil ^is npr aprp 1't sure on a belt of land covering 17 Isle. to Cary Merrigan, Royal Oak, discovered receives one-eighthgas steps of the federal building in the revenue from the oil and of the reserves existed," he said, Mich., junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. Cindy Miller, E. Detroit, Mich., Barbara L. Blair, New Brighton, Pa., senior, Alfa Phi, Ind. Univ. Holden takecver Minneapolis in a draft protest. junior to Greg Haley, Detroit, of Pa., to William R. Taylor, (continued from page one) Mich., senior, Delta Sigma Phi. Mekosta, Mich., senior, Delta Rep. Vincent Petitpren, Sigma Pi. D-Westland, said the senator's Theresa Bazan, St. Joseph, references to a large number of Mich., freshman, Acquinas Peni Lawyer, Garden City, black persons suggest an College to Mike Rondelli, St. Mich., junior, Phi Mu to Dave Joseph, Mich., senior. Perryman, Garden City, Mich., "unbridled hostility and Junior at Univ. of Mich., Delta untoned accusation against Kappa Epsilon blacks." Christine Bier, Bloomfield Hills, Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley, R-Ann Mich., sophomore to David Ruth Anne Horst> Bloomfield Arbor, said he would have to Duva, Brighton, Mich., junior, Hi„s Mich senior, Alpha Theta Xi. Gamma Delta to Thomas A. study the resolution further before he could judge its worth. Busson, Birmingham, Mich., Gerri Nelson, Toledo, Ohio, Msu Grad School of Business, "I feel Bowman acted senior to Richard Sang, Park Delta Upsilon. prematurely in trying to get the Forest, 111., senior. Phi Mu resolution passed immediately," Alpha. Dianne Collins, Bloomfield Hills, Bursley said. "It must be Mich., junior, Delta Zeta to Vern carefully studied by the proper Mary Lynn Andrews, Dearborn, Hartenburg, " ~ ' Mich., senior to Gary J. Miller, mjc1i Dearborn, Mich., junior Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ENGAGEMENTS Sheila Lips, Fremont, Mich., junior to Robert Rowe, Birmingham, Mich., junior. Harriet R. Traurig, Orchard Lake, Mich., junior to David M. Dodge, Saginaw Mich., 1969 grad. MSU, Vista Volunteer, Chickasha, Okla. Kathleen Cunningham, Allen Park, Mich., senior, Alpha Delta Pi to Phillip Levillier, Allen Park, Mich., senior, Wayne State Univ.. formerly of US Marines.