Monday MICHIGAN Vol. 62 Number 73 UNIVERSITY STATE TATE MEWS East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 27, 1969 Egypt, Syria, Libya support Palestinian guerrilla actions "Most Palestinians realize that we can Old City. They were surrounded by strafed and bombed two Palestinian DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Egypt, Syria and Libya pledged full support Sunday for never beat Israel on our own. We must have Lebanese troops, and sporadic shooting refugee campus north of Tripoli where the Arab countries united behind us. While was reported continuing. some guerrillas were holed Palestinian guerrillas battling Lebanese up. The Beirut Lebanon sits on the fence that unity does Another 300-man guerrilla contingent government denied this. army troops and said they "would not tolerate antiguerrilla action by any Arab not exist." from Syria continued to occupy the border A PLO official expressed regret at the country." The guerrilla leadership blames the village of Yanta after taking it without any violence in Tripoli and blamed Lebanese The announcement was made by the Lebanese army for precipitating the fighting Friday. A senior official of the leftists rather than guerrillas. But other current crisis and maintains that recent Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Palestinian informants said the Tripoli state-controlled Damascus Radio after a guerrilla operations in Lebanon have been which loosely controls most of the guerrilla fighting was plotted by a lone-wolf meeting attended by Dr. Hassan Sabri el Kholi, personal envoy of Egyptian essentially defensive. groups, said that move was designed to guerrilla organization called the Popular Pr ?»uent Gamal Abdel Nasser; Syria's After three days of fighting in Tripoli, relieve pressure on commandos under siege Front for the Liberation of Palestine - the several hundred guerrillas occupied a major in southern Lebanon. only group not allied with the PLO. president, Dr. Nouroddin Attassi; Libyan portion of the northern port known as the On Saturday, the PLO said Lebanese jets (please turn to page 9) Interior Minister Col. Moussa Ahmed, and A1 Fatah guerrilla leader Yassar Arafat. The slap at Lebanon was a surprise because the meeting had been touted as the 'U' deans react favorably beginning of a mediation effort by El Kholi. He was due to fly to Beirut to try to end the inter-Arab conflict, according to reports from Cairo. Informants said orders have gone out Wharton that no action should be taken to escalate the inter-Arab conflict that has torn Lebanon for the past five days. Commando leaders also were reported proposing terms to a 1969 Homecoming for a settlement to local political leaders, although no direct negotiations have been Shirley Metcalf, Fairgrove sophomore, sitting, was named 1969 held with the Lebanese government. presidency as an agency whereby you College, said he, too was favorably liberate the energies and abilities of the Homecoming Queen Sunday by a panel of campus and community The guerrillas are demanding a impressed with Wharton. leaders. Gloria Brooks, Flint senior, was first runner-up. The declaration of principle by the Beiruit leadership by making decrees." "I think he will be different from both "He is a charming, coeds were chosen out of a field of 10 contestants. The queen government granting them freedom to use bright and articulate Adams and Hannah," Dutton said. "But I man," Clarence L. Winder, dean of the and her court will appear in the Homecoming Parade at 3 p.m. this country as a base for action against President-designate Clifton R. Wharton, just don't think we have enough Israel something Lebanon has refused to Jr. made a favorable impression College of Social Science, said. "He information to make any judgements." Friday and at the Blood, Sweat & Tears concert Saturday. - upon the do for fear of Israeli retaliation. deans of the University in his first certainly gives every indication of being meeting aware of the opportunities here and the But Palestinian sources said if Lebanon with them Friday. concedes this principle, the guerrillas general problems of higher education." "My first impression was excellent," would be ready to draw a map of areas Lawrence Von Tersch, dean of the College Jack Bain, dean of the College of Communication Arts, said Wharton is a BEAUTY EQUALITY from which they could operate and areas of Er^eer: aid. "I am very pleased." "sincere, dedicated human being." that should be off-limits. "This is exactly how we work in "He is a man without pretenses, frankly Although the luncheon was primarily a social gathering, Wharton did speak briefly Jordan," said one top Palestinian leader. acknowledging that he faces a difficult "We want the same kind of working arrangement with Lebanon. position," Paul Varg, dean of the College of Arts and Letters, said. "He sees the as to what his will be. "He's not relationship with the deans going to push things that he personally is interested in," Richard U. Males invade contests Byerrum, dean of the College of Natural elected Science said. "He is going to try to Move over, homecoming queens. Your In the princess contest at Western president of the Associated Women help us Students of Harnell College in Salinas by all. He is a man we're going to be field of competition has Connecticut State College in Danbury, Kappa Alpha Psi says able to vote of 88 to 61. work with." broadened. Another barrier has fallen in Conn., members of the football team the At the University of Oklahoma, Dave fight for equal rights and opportunity. sponsored Joe "Tiny" Sacca, a 270-pound The tough, hairy men on college campuses Wanser of Des Plaines, 111., a senior, won defensive lineman from New York City. "Wharton said he will work closely with the homecoming queen's crown on write-in have begun entering-and winning-home Tiny, wearing an ankle-length pink gown, the deans," Varg said. "He's going to try to votes. Officials declared him ineligible. meet with each of the deans before coming day beauty contests. was crowned Fairy Godmother, even coming At Temple University in They said he did not register properly. But Philadelphia, though he got more votes for Crowned IFC misinterprets here permanently." Herbert Garfinkel, dean Madison College, said Wharton of James is "dignified Marc "Margo" Frantz was signed out as more beautiful than the 10 contestants-all girls-in the homecoming other Princess than any of the five girls who were officially in the running. Wanser was named Miss Congeniality and given a dozen roses before 60,000 football fans. The new broadening of contest rules but' easy going, not stuffy and a man of queen contest. has not extended to all campuses. Despite A group of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity years," Bessent added. "Presently our only charm and grace.' He said Wharton has a No one could offer much of an his goatee, Marvin Rexford was declared have charged the Inter-Fraternity plans for being in any type of fraternity "kind of insight into the University, seeing council is the proposed black IFC. explanation for Frantz' smashing success in ineligible in the Contra Costa College Poland it as a complexity of structures and values Council(IFC) with misinterpreting their "This might be misinterpreted as a final his first such contest. No doubt it was his contest at San Pablo, Calif. Students voted rather than as a monolith. purpose in sending a representative to last goatee. him down 236-73 in a special referendum. week's IFC meeting. "Probably on the face of it," Garfinkel One student, Rich Le Blond, did concede Rexford said he was really only trying to Acting on information from the said, "in terms of scholarly training and this much: He said that the "Homecoming had never show "what a waste of time and money" a president of IFC, the State News published story which the fraternity says was IFC • fraternity is presently reassessing its position in relation to the experience, he is the most qualified man who's ever become president of this Univer amounted to anything. But now it's really something." Frantz,who said he wanted to such events California were. has not escaped male closer erroneous. combat campus apathy, got 64 per cent of The story, which appeared in Friday's (please turn to emancipation entirely. Last Wednesday page 9) the student votes cast. Mark Wall, a sophomore English major, was edition, stated the Kappa Alpha Psi had announced plans, at an IFA meeting, not wi th Brand to withdraw from the council. Police seek Alvin Bessent, Pontiac junior and WARSAW (AP) — Poland's officials will president of Kappa Alpha Psi, said they were notified of the IFC meeting and sent a representative to see "what was in the wind." WASHINGTON (AP) — America's couple a campaign against loosening of they are among society's abused and noti doing all the work. He's the sucker, the have an ear cocked toward West Tuesday when that nation's new his government's policy program. Germany chancellor, Socialist Willy Brandt, discloses They will be listening to what Brandt has social attitudes with a drive for police neglected. They say they are hobbled by sucker for the hoodlums. He's the decent to say about Eastern Europe, "Basically I went to the meeting to find policemen, riding the tide of reaction to particularly the courts and left to the mercy of working-class and he's all colors." Poland. In an interview published in out what their (IFC) new plans are," Bill rising crime and social change, are reaching benefits, including a national minimum man for power and influence on a national level. police salary. unsympathetic supervisors, while being He's also the man who figures most Germany Sunday, Brandt said he wants to Garling, Pontiac junior said. "I told them that, technically, we are Two of the nation's best known militant "If the people in Washington want to do pawns of politicians more interested in in the thinking of Casseseand MacEachern start talks with the Poles with the aim of votes than in policemen's lives. part of IFC because our charter has put us policemen, John Cassese of New York and something about crime, they've got to do establishing diplomatic relations. "We're sick and tired of being (please turn to page 9) there," Garling said, "but functionally we Richard G. MacEachern of Boston, are something about the police," says John second-class citizens," Cassese said. While Brandt are not. leading separate drives to forge national Harrington, FOP president. "Decent was campaigning for "Kappa Alpha Psi does not financially or police unions. working people as a whole are not Increasingly, police are speaking up. And, election, Polish commentators treated his said Philadelphia Police Commissioner Social Democratic party as the "good otherwise support the IFC," he said. And the 125,000-member Fraternal organized to speak out." Frank L. Rizzo, "they should speak out -- guys" because they had made sympathetic "We have not been in the Order of Police (FOP) is readying a Fanning the organizational moves is a Inter-Fraternity Council for at least five national legislative program that would widespread feeling among policemen that they should have equal time." statements about Poland. The FOP, with 943 lodges in 43 states, Since Brandt's success in forming a asserted itself earlier this year when it coalition government with the small Free presented Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell with Democratic party, the Polish attitude has 650,000 signatures on petitions seeking to been this: ON MSU CAMPUS wipe out Supreme Court decisions which it Wait and if the describes as "lopsidedly in favor of the see new chancellor backs criminal elements in our society." up his statements with deeds. A change in the usual hostile attitude Harrington is confident that when the Sex-linked crimes few In the previous fiscal year, there was only have to be on campus after dark. FOP speakers for its legislative program begin talks, Congress will be listening. - Behind the confidence is the assumption one being tested anew in the round of toward Bonn was noted last winter. It was highlighted Communist by an party offer in May by leader Wladyslaw Gomulka to draw up a treaty which would secure West Germany^ final By LINDA JANSEN municipal elections Nov. 4 - that the recognition of one rape. In 1966-67, no rapes were -Don't hitchhike or accept rides from nation's policemen have become a potent Poland's western Oder-Neisse frontier. reported on campus. strangers. political force. For a community of 65,000 people, MSU Many rapes and sexual assaults may go -If accosted or are the victim of indecent What Harrington refers to as the "decent This border was mapped out by the Big has an extraordinarily low sex-linked crime unreported because the woman fears exposure, scream to attract attention of Four wartime allies in the 1945 Potsdam embarrassment. working people" are widely viewed as the rate - on campus, anyway. Often, according to others who may assist you. Telephone the Agreement and was to be settled props under police power. The police Any such problem is apparently Zutaut, she may be attacked but unsure if campus police as soon as possible. militants are counting on widespread permanently by an all-German peace off-campus and thus not within the intercourse actually happened. --If driving alone after dark and a strange conference - which has never been held. Zutaut stressed that the low number of public fear to help their cause. The frontier placed a big chunk of jurisdiction of the MSU police. car appears to be following, drive to a "I'm talking about the average working pre-war Initial contact for crimes, such as rape, assaults reported should not make coeds well-lighted or well-traveled area. German territory under Polish man who's worried about his wife and kids, are often made on campus Capt. A. J. overconfident or cause them "to throw According to Zutaut, many arrests made administration. worried about someone robbing them or Zutaut, public safety officer, said, but caution to the winds." on campus for sex crimes are on persons He who have raping them," said Harrington, a many times actual crimes happen in remote emphasized the importance of the no connection with the Recognition of the border as final, as Philadelphia police sergeant. areas of Ingham County or in East Lansing. crime prevention information on leaflets University. well as recognition of East Germany and "He works all day and then he's glad to Only two cases of forcible rape were sent to every coed in residence halls: Indecent exposure, sexually-motivated the signing of the nuclear non-proliferation be home. He gets washed and eats and then reported on campus from July 1, 1968 to •During the hours of darkness, close the assaults and window peeking are three of treaty, are conditions the Polish he's a prisoner in his own home until it's June 30, 1969, he continued. "But these blinds to discourage Peeping Toms and the major sex-linked crimes on campus. government has set for West Germany to time to go back out to work. were caaes reported - many more go prowlers. Sexually motivated assaults nearly "He's the taxpaying man, the one who's meet if Bonn wants normalization of unreported." -Plan to be with a friend or group if you doubled in 1968-69, from 12 to 23. MacEachern relations with Warsaw. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 27, 1969 EOP head urges urban degree courses and, at the same time, help the minority students "know He said there was a chapter on the Civil War where it mentioned their own." that the slaves were freed. The next chapter was on He said in the end these courses would be important because reconstruction and mentioned Booker T. Washington, and that The director of the Equal Opportunity Program (EOP) said a the students go back into the black community and help them to was it. degree in urban affairs or urban studies was a solution to the help themselves. demands of black students for black studies programs. Rout described his high school history book as an example of "Apparently we all took a pill and died," Rout said. Or else the neglect of the black man's role in American history. "someone fumbled the ball and the game was over." Joseph McMillan of EOP, and Leslie Rout, associate professor of history, spoke to a group of college administrators as part of the Midwestern Regional Conference of Academic Affairs Will admission to Jenison for the Blood, Sweat & Tears Administrators in Kellogg Center last weekend. "We could offer a degree in urban affairs or urban studies with PROTEST RALLY concert be as confused and slow as it was for The Association? Also, are there any plans for reserved seats at a concentration on black studies," McMillan said. "This would be the concerts? Chris Moran, Berkley sophomore more marketable and saleable than a black studies program with Danes demand an emphasis on 'soul'." asylum Steve Plichta of the popular Entertainment Committee McMillan said universities could respond to demands for black said that because The Association arrived late, their studies programs in one of three ways. rehearsal ended later than expected. That was why the The first was the repressive way, by ignoring their demands. doors didn't open until 7:15 p.m. They hope to remedy McMillan called the second way the "open flexible way," where this problem for the Blood, Sweat & Tears concert by the universities recognize that the students have legitimate demands and try to work something out. The final way is the "academic cop-out." He said this way the universities recognize the demands and answer them by offering courses such as "Watermelon 101 and 102." for U.S. Army deserters opening all doors in Jenison at 7 p.m. The seating arrangement in Jenison makes the use of reserved seats an impossibility. He said the EOP also hopes to establish a doctoral degree in COPENHAGEN. Denmark recommended against asylum, Sweden, which has given asylum controversial investigation of urban affairs, so that graduates could become instructors for the ( A p ).. T w o hundred but the government is still to more than 300 youths. President John F. Kennedy's undergraduate program. ^ demonstrators staged a protest considering its decision on the McMillan also proposed using "really sharp students" to build rany outside the Justice Ministry two men--Pvt. Reginald The chairman of the Danish ^nation, A,J—and told Price the rallyshould that programs for other students. Sunday to demand political Alderton, 22, of Elgin, 111., and "They would provide the kind of input we need," he said. asylum in Denmark for two U.S. Cpl. Ted Price, 20, of Cleveland, Rout, who was named Teacher of the Year in 1968 suggested Ohio. Denmark as given to refugees Army deserters, Mark Lane condemned the aliens offering a core of black studies that would tie in with other Aliens police have They arrived in Denmark two police way of handling the p10!*1 . ^.u"fary f.nd weeks ago, saying they deserted from their Army units in West matter. They charged the police Czechoslovak*. Lane now lives Germany to avoid service in brought criminal charges against one of the deserters without ™feDenmark and has a Danlsh 5f FIRST IN A SERIES OF STEREO DEFINITIONS!! J* Vietnam. presenting proof and are 6 TODAY'S ANSWER IS: HP The protest rally approved a discriminating against both in resolution demanding that relation to other refugees, they the 1 Justice Minister Knud Thestrup said. according to Jensen, was "only a should not "take NATO and the NYMPHO- beginning" and was used to I United States into consideration, Police say Alderton has served collect money and signatures for but grant asylum to the deserters a jail term in France for a petition to the Justice Ministry on the basis of Danish asylum possession of narcotics. asking for political asylum for laws and fundamental human Lane, who organized a them. rights." | I As member of the North MANIA a Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Denmark has hesitated over swift decisions on asylum request. Some members the Diamond necklace, 2 SEE QUESTION IN TODAY'S WANT ADS PERSONAL COLUMN of the government fear Denmark become a haven for in sock stolen may What is the significance of the Half-Way Rock in front deserters as has happened in money of the Union? Shirley Kanon, Detroit sophomore Thefts reported on campus and cash, according to over the past week totaled more University police. than $1,350 in stolen articles A diamond necklace worth The Half-Way Rock used to sit, appropriately enough, $600 and a silver charm bracelet half-way between the campus and the Capitol. The rock is valued at $50 taken said to have been split by a cherry pit growing were through it. Wednesday from a purse When construction of a paved road between Lansing and 6 big wheels at belonging to Mrs. Margaret East Lansing threatened its extinction, the portion of the Dolan, a University employe. rock nearest the Union was moved there in 1926. The other The purse had been left in a desk half of the rock can be found at the base of the Washington drawer in the Activities Office of elm tree on the Capitol lawn. P the Union. ComputerTechnology I The International Center was broken Two into Thursday night. tape recorders valued at $279, and four pictures valued During the U-M-MSU notice some, but not game Saturday, I happened to all, of our players had stickers and their undergraduate at $100, were taken. resembling a little Sparty on their helmets. I never noticed this before. Are these some new award that's being given George Johnson, 29, Mt. out, and what are they for? Roger Schwartz, Commac, N.Y. Pleasant, reported $123 in cash senior. stolen from unlocked locker z an credentials. in the Men's I.M. Bldg. Saturday. Johnson had placed the money According to Ken Earley, equipment manager for the MSU Spartans, these are awards given out for outstanding in a sock, which was left in his key plays during the games. It's odd you didn't notice them pants pocket. before now. They've been giving these awards since last z Other thefts included five year. coats taken from outside the McDonel cafeteria Saturday, at a loss of $288. Cash taken from purses, in Landon and Giltner Halls totaled $30. A SPECIAL MEDIUM PEPPERONI PIZZA SEE C 65 1. Leo E. Hall, BS Business Administration, South¬ 4. James R. Lancaster, BS Industrial Engineering What do the initials FOB stand for on shipping crates, west Missouri State. Manager Corporate Systems, Northwestern University, V P. Marketing, Illi¬ VELVETEX cargoes, etc ? Dick DeSantis, Bradford, Pa., graduate Computer Technology Inc. nois Div., CT/Midwest Inc. student. 2. Edward F. Jones Jr., BA Music, Howard Univer¬ 5. Roger J. Kelly, BBA, University of Michigan. AT sity. Director of Systems, CT/East Inc. President, CT/Midwest Inc. abbreviation for Free On Board, a legal term 3. Billy B. Bowers, BA Psychology, Southern 6. John Hyland, BEE, Catholic University. V.P. 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Cline's eyes, since, if she has gray eyes, considerable weight will be lent to my theory? Randy Droll, Kokomo, Ind. And now that you know that, why Foot Long Hot Dogs don't you come and see us? Because VELVECOAT OF we'd like to meet you. We'll be here October 31, 1969. ct/midwest A subsidiary of inc. 50< Hiriam Hirschgroven, professor of Greek history and religion, has indicated to us that, since Pallas Athena was an Check with the placement office computer technology inc Dorm Delivery Only MICHIGAN, INC. immortal goddess, there is some doubt as to the historical veracity of her death. Reincarnation, therefore, could for times. proceed only with the greatest difficulty. Besides, Trinka's An equal opportunity employer 1140 BEECH ST. CALL 332-6517 eyes are hazel. However, a rumor was reported to us by a janitor in the Natural Science Bldg., that there is a large E. LANSING frog with gray eyes who looks remarkably like Trinka Cline. VARSITY 351-3557 Maybe that's your 'man'? Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 27, 1969 Ok NEWS Senate battle coming out of the Senate Education most controversial of the needs a two-thirds favorable vote on reform Committee on a strictly partisan measures submitted "partisan battle for power." opposing forces solidify. by the to pass. summary The first of Gov. Milliken's v°te. Tlie proposed constitutional governor to modernize Michigan's educational system, Already Senate Minority leader Sander Levin, D-Berkley, Menbers of the State Board of Education continued to fight the One other bill reported from committee Milliken's plan as Marilyn Jean stipulates that school Thursday 12-part educational reform amendment to abolish the State Debate on the floor could has criticized the committee for days proposals begins its crucial floor Board of Education and replace begin tonight, but probably will an ill-considered action and said Kellev, D-Detroit, and Charles E. consist of at least four hours. battle this week in the Senate with an appointed not start until Tuesday. Because it is indicative that the push for Morton, D-Detroit, Friday called for a» ppointed seven-member The governor's tax measures, after being favorably reported superintendent is one of the it is an amendment, the measure educational reform will be a board including an average reduction in property taxes and a five-cent a The two supported elimination pack hike in cigarette taxes, "In terms of scholarly training of the present structure as appear to be headed for a stiff and experience, he (Clifton R. ROCARD WINS SEAT suggested by the governor, but challenge in the taxation favor a retention of a Wharton) is the most qualified committee, where Sen. Harry multi-member board rather than man who's ever become president DeMaso, R-Battle Creek, is a single superintendent. formulating his own proposals. of this University." Gaulle aid The fate of this measure on the -Herbert Garfinkel, James Madison College dean of De Senate floor could do much to determine the success of the rest of Milliken's package as the They will aim primarily at reforming the present system of tax exemptions. PARIS (AP)--Maurine Couve support from centrists whom he had counted as essential to his Murville told people at his de Murville, Charles de Gaulle's most trusted chances. campaign headquarters, "I am collaborator, was convinced that the result of this International News defeated Sunday in a bid for the Rocard's victory was made The final results gave Rocard possible by what appeared to be 13,875 votes to election will produce a shock in National Assembly seat he had Couve de the country, and that the hoped to make a platform for nearly unanimous support from Murville's 11,790. A series of earthquakes shook western Yugoslavia rank and file Communist voters Couve de Murville's defeat majority of Frenchmen will not defending the ideas of the was understand it." Sunday. News agency Tanjug said a large number of former president. despite the party leadership's a blow to restive Gaullists, who denunciation of what it calls the seem reluctant to transfer their buildings were destroyed or damaged. One girl was The upset winner in the 'Unified Socialists' "policy of allegiance from De Gaulle, the killed. by-election was Michel Rocard, A "greater number of persons" were injured, the 39-year-old leader of the anti-communism and division of the left." retired president, to Georges God has extreme left Unified Socialist Pompidou, his successor. Yugoslav agency said. Discontented with what they The earthquakes hit in midafternoon. The party, a man who campaigned Rocard also got unexpected consider Pompidou's tampering a good with their taboos, they had Geophysical Institute in Agreb recorded a major earthquake at 3:37 p.m. It said the epicenter was looked to Couve de Murville-the purpose general's foreign minister for 10 estimated to be about 100 miles south of Zagreb. years and the leader of his last for you. Government troops Vietnamese soldiers on clashed twice with North a highway outside Ben Het, the E. Lansing plans government-to leadership. As a result give of them Rocard's Special Forces camp that was under heavy siege earlier triumph, Pompidou is spared a Come to this this year, South Vietnamese sources said Sunday. The sources said a total of 23 enemy soldiers were killed in the battles Saturday. beautified avenue problem. Couve de Murville's prestige has been badly damaged by this electoral defeat, and even if he chooses to speak in De Christian Science Lecture About two companies of North Vietnamese troops Michigan Avenue. A primary Gaulle's name against East Lansing High School goal of the final plan will be to Pompidou's policies it cannot attacked an armored government convoy on the vital widen the existing six moving Ever tried to walk across have the same effect. 509 Burcham Drive Highway 979, linking Ben Het to the Dak To military Grand River Avenue at 5 p.m.? traffic lanes. Bitter in defeat, Couve de base 11 miles to the northeast, the sources said. Two Presently there are three Risky. nine-foot lanes government troops were reported killed and nine were heading east, a Although hair-raising sprints 30-foot pedestrian median and wounded. The South Vietnamese said they killed 13 of the enemy. across East thoroughfare, braving Lansing's main three nine-foot lanes heading west. Melvin said the lanes NEW ENGLAND. perpetually oncoming vehicular would probably be widened to Poland's officials will have an ear cocked toward West hordes, are among the fond memories of MSU graduates and a 12 feet and that there would be six-foot "raised, paved what a LIFE! Germany Tuesday when that nation's new chancellor, ex-East Lansing residents, the pedestrian median" in the Socialist Willy Brandt, discfoses his government's policy students and residents of the center. future may not need to traffic in Where will the extra lane program. width come from? Melvin said runnin' shoes. They will be listening to what Brandt has to say about The city of East Lansing is the MSU side of Grand River Eastern Europe, particularly Poland. In an interview Avenue would probably be left working on a "Grand River where it is. Cutting the center published in Germany Sunday, Brandt said he wants to Beautification" plan, intending pedestrian median from start talks with the Poles aiming at the establishment of to widen lanes, landscape the north sidewalk and make life 30-grassy-feet to 6 paved ones diplomatic relations. will provide the extra width. / more livable -• if less While Brandt was campaigning for election, Polish The "beautification" part of adventuresome -- for the beautification plan is for the commentators treated his Social Democratic party as long-suffering East Lansing north side of Grand River, where £ the "good guys" because they had made sympathetic pedestrians. statements about Poland. Gordon Melvin, asst. city pedestrian areas will be engineer and advisor to the East landscaped. Former Chancellor Kurt Goerge Kiesinger and Christian Democrats were ascribed the villain role. Unusually large numbers of voters turned out in his Lansing Traffic Commission, beautification said that the commission probably will send a dependent solely on the Beginning work on the recommendation on the plan to recommendations of the Traffic plan is not Dick Shinsky Dorlon Hurtado 1 the City Council "within a Commission. East Lansing City A surprising exclamation over the pictures of five East Lansing summer-like weather Sunday to cast ballots for a New Council is also men? Not when you think in terms of the founder of mutual National Assembly in Portugal's first elections with month." Although Melvin said he "can't recommendations receiving from the life insurance in America. Our contract contains the finest SALE predict" what the five-member Chamber of Commerce and the combination of provisions at any price. This is especially Fall Samples opposition slates in 43 years. commission will finally The National Union Movement of Prime Minister Planning Commission. valuable as you live with your life insurance and wish to recommend on the plan, he did When a final plan is convert to an income-producing plan. No finer change-of-plan 30% to 50% Marcello Caetano moved toward victory over three say it will be designed to formulated, East Lansing must clause exists than New England Life's. eliminate current traffic Reductions opposition groups. But even a token representation in present it to The State Highway the 130-seat assembly of the opposition would have problems. Dept., because Grand River Great Selection to The "beautification" will Avenue is also a state highway been regarded as a significant step in Caetano's probably be done between Choose From and, therefore, is under the liberalization policy. He came to power last year after Charles Street and the merging of Grand River Avenue and Highway Dept.'s jurisdiction. Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar became ill. The opposition consists of the Electoral Commission for Democratic Unity, a moderate Socialist group called CEUD and headed by lawyer Mario Soares, 44; the The State News, the student University, is published newspaper at Michigan State every class day and Sundays during Gary Marshall four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in left-wing Electoral Democratic Committee, September. or EDC, and Subscription rate is $14 per year. the Electoral Monarchist Commission (CEM). 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GRAND RIVER DELIVERY 1071 TROWBRIDGE RD. Last week the number of students who stayed out increased by more than 3,000. WIG KING NEAR HARRISON RD. 3 BLOCKS WEST OF HAGADORN MICHIGAN LARRY LERNER STATE NIWS What UNIVERSITY JAA happened WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager to Nixon's jewels TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor in Laos and preserve the Souvanna Phouma KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor Monday morning, 5 a.m. -the President's regime. Good luck, but remember, if you special alarm for Southeast Asian affairs JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor or any of your associates are captured, we rang. Mr. Nixon jumped out of bed, put on will disavow your existence. This tape will c-time recipient of the Pacemaker award his Spiro Agnew slippers and terry-cloth self-destruct in five seconds." robe and open his bedroom door. for outstanding journalism. Mr. Phelps, adviser to the President, Pat grabbed for the recorder and, with 1 the arm of a college football player, stood wild-eyed, mouth agape with a tape chucked the recorder in the palms of his hands. "Mr. object into the hallway. When the President raised his head from under President, I just found this outside your the door. It wasn't here few minutes ago. pillow, two MPs lay dead by the EDITORIALS What should we do?" a bedroom door. The President shuddered. "What should I do about that tape?" he pondered. "Phelps, calm yourself," the President whispered. "Pat is still asleep." Phelps broke into a cold sweat. "Forget "No Dick, I'm up. What's the matter?" about the damn tape and let's see about And following queried Pat blankly. The President invited boudoir and the three huddled Phelps into his those two men!" "It's President, too as late for that!" shrieked the he flailed his arms wildly in together on the air. "In the interest of the Nixons' double bed. The national tape was played: security, close that door!" Operation Mis "The door is off its hinges," stated Pat "Good Morning, Mr. Nixon. As you blankly. know, Prince Souvanna Phouma of the With that, two men in foreign uniforms otherwise kingdom of Laos has been the leader of his broke into the room with guns drawn. innocent people simply The Nixon Administration has country since 1962. But recently, and for "Es forbla dinto criblonki!" shouted the because of tradition? the past few years, Communist forces have taller of the two. finally come forth with its new drug At the very least, if marijuana were attempted to undermine his regime. "What is that supposed to mean?" the proposals and, comparatively President asked Phelps. placed on an equal footing with Already the U.S. Air Force, CIA, AID speaking, they are somewhat personnel and American military advisors "It means back up slowly against the alcoholic beverages - 18 or 21 year enlightened. If the President's have been involved in counteracting the wall," said Phelps and in saying it, pulled recommendations become law then, age limit on possession, etc. - the violent acts perpetrated by the enemy. out a revolver from his coat pocket. pot traffic would be takfin out of the Nixon 5 new face-saving device Your mission, Dick, should you decide to A look of incredulity shown on the face among other things, possession of of the President as Phelps removed his hands of the underworld and, accept it, is to mount a full-scale offensive drugs. - any type of drug - for outer attire and stood resplendent in a personal use will be a misdemeanor thereby, the hands of the young. At uniform exactly like the other two worn the present time it is easier for a for first offense, carrying a by the gun holders. The astonished maximum penalty of one year in jail high-schooler to "score" some VIEW President backed-up against the wall with and a $5,000 fine. In practice, judges "grass" than it is for him to get a his arms raised. "Put your arms down," cried Phelps, in a would be allowed a great deal of six-pac of beer, a situation obviously caused by the existence of a large, slight German accent. "That disgusts me to leeway in dealing with offenders. no end!" such Especially in terms of marijuana, a law would be much more underground drug network having no scruples about who the weed is sold to. State News distorts KAP motives "Okay, where asked one are the Crown Jewels?" of the other gunmen in English. "What!" shot the President. "You've got within the realm of reason. to be joking. What jewels?" Admittedly, the real thrust of Further, marijuana could provide "I zee vee our going to play a little game, this is not a matter of race, which seems to anti-drug legislation lies in state the government with a considerable EDITOR'S NOTE: The following "Point be the prevailing thought, but, instead, is a necessary to not only voice our opinions, huh?" remarked Phelps in a distinct of View" was written by the brothers of but to clarify those aspects of our statutes, but it is hoped that the source of tax revenue - considering question of relevancy. German accent. "The jewels you've talked several states will follow the lead of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. relationship with the IFC, which were about but have never shown us oh, c'mon the ease with which the weed can be Also, the headline of the article on page -- the federal government. We cannot, 3 of Friday's State News reads: "Blacks apparently overlooked. now Mr. President." cultivated, it would be quite possible First, the brothers of KAP did not at any "I honfestly don't know what you guys back IFC." This is incorrect, as will be however, applaud President Nixon's to place a comparatively large tax on It was reported in Friday's State News time vote to either withdraw or remain in explained later, but even if it were correct, are talking about," the President proposals. that Kappa Alpha Psi (KAP), a black IFC. it and still be able to undercut street why didn't the headline read "KAP backs stammered. "What jewels?" In the first place, we have doubts fraternity, voted to remain a member of Technically, we are members of IFC, but The three gunmen just stood there prices. IFC," since it pertained to KAP. Sure, KAP do not that the motives behind the the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) and, in morally, financially or functionally motionless. new is a black fraternity, but not the only one . We also find a strange irony in the so doing, said that black fraternities support or are a part of IFC. Nor have we The President's hands were shaking, but we do not represent the other three legislation are based so much upon a allegedly supported the IFC. . . been associated with IFC for the past five realistic appraisal of the problem as juxtaposition of the drug proposals black fraternities. he managed a wry grin and commented: We feel that from the beginning, articles years. to the now-infamous "You fellows aren't from Mission Operation We, therefore, think it was a racial move they are upon a sort of bowing to pertaining to black fraternities and their to the title "Blacks ." rather than Last Wednesday, KAP sent a Impossible, are you?" the inevitable. If this is true, then it ^Intercept - or Mission Impossible as relationship with IFC have constituted a use . . representative to the IFC meeting to assess Those words seemed to echo as the men it is known south of the border. If "KAP . which would have been IFC was going to do to . move to change and obscure the real what the speaks ill of our leadership in correct. fired their guns point-blank. The we did not know better we would motivation behind the decision to incorporate the black fraternities into the President's face became distorted as he Washington for, by logical withdraw from IFC. For example, consider what would think that Mr. Nixon is a triple Libra organization which, again, we feel is not slumped to the floor. The turned to progression, they are so rigid change happen if a white fraternity withdrew from men from his IFC. There would be no headline reading geared to the black fraternities. Pat. occurs only under the greatest of hemming and hawing and These articles imply that the black The fact that a representative was sent to fraternities are withdrawing from IFC "Whites leave IFC," because one white "Where are the jewels?" they stated as if playing both ends against the middle the IFC meeting did not in any way place pressure. Further, they do not seem because of racial overtones on the part of fraternity does not represent all whites the nothing had happened. since he took office. Granted, KAP in a position of giving support or Pat turned to her dresser, reached in the to want to bend any further than the blacks. This is not the case. same as one black fraternity does not compromise and trying to please The reason for withdrawal from IFC is remaining in IFC, as was the assumption top drawer and pulled out the jewels. She they absolutely must -- and this represent all black fraternities. presented in Friday's State News. everyone are integral parts of handed them over and tended to the brings up our second criticism. concerned with the relevancy of IFC to The main point to be made here is that IFC mortal wounds of the President. The question is not how much of a diplomacy and statesmanship - but black fraternities. We feel that is there is presently a double standard being Presently, we are working with the other they are not a substitute for geared to function with fraternities that used in black-white relationships that must black fraternities to set up a black IFC penalty is proper for use of have houses and, since no black fraternity be eliminated in order for progress to be which we feel will be more responsive and Moral or explanation: Nixon did not marijuana, but rather when are we leadership. In a time when decisive has a house, the IFC is not geared to made. relevant to the black fraternity needs in the know where his jewels were, but Pat did. action is needed in this nation, it is going to get around to legalizing it. function with the black fraternities. Again, We, the brothers of KAP, deem it black University community. more than a little unsettling to see The President has no jewels. The scientific evidence that pot is as our President continually trying to harmless - if not more harmless - than alcohol continues to mount. gauge which way the wind is blowing Beyond this, the fact is that before he moves. OUR READERS' MIND marijuana use is a phenomena which We support the new drug proposals has become rooted in a large only because they are better than minority of our population and which will continue to grow. It is time that our leadership faced the sociological realities of the situation what even we now have. We do not feel that they go far enough or that approach the problem from the right direction. And we ask one they Ignoring moratorium Nixon To the Editor: How strange, how un-American, how rugged individualism was demonstrated by joyful march-no riot, no hate, no police, no incidents-- just love and hope for peace. error Time alone will reveal the success of the moratorium-and success need not be Nixon's resolution to remain - by their present actions one would question of President Nixon: "Did completely And the President should note a great blatantly biased and supremely stubborn "unmoved" by the massive appeal for measured by immediate withdrawal from almost think that they had, you truly think that if you put forth for a "man of the people" to number of the 8,000 were well past 30. necessarily. If the values and ignore the peace. Vietnam, moratorium. The moratoirum comes to be more than issues raised by the movement are somehow, missed the point in regard one hand filled with appeasing new Here in Lansing alone some 10,000 The height of arrogance (smacking of just a protest march. In view of such high considered by the chain of command, the to Prohibition. In sum, marijuana is drug people participated in the movement. And no longer a matter due such aesthetic laws^- possibly cyclamate' - that sweetened with tyranny), the peak of superiority and 8,000 marched to the capitol. A peaceful and mighty words from our Chief moratorium will have served some purpose. we would not Executive, the plea for peace becomes a But if the nationwide masses are ignored considerations as "is one intoxicant notice the other hand holding cry for democracy. An experiment designed by the "Establishment," then they have enough for our culture," but rather, Operation Intercept - or vice versa?" to test the sensitivity and dedication of a marched, as our fighting men have died, are we going to be so blind as to government already suspected of dedicated to their country and in vain. And continue to fill our jails with -The Editors Believes in domino theory bureaucracy. A President and Congress deaf to the voice of the people unless transmitted through the ballot box or rest assured, if such movements can be ignored, undoubtedly the Vietnam casualties will not be the last to die in vain. translated and paraphrased by select Ellen Douthat they only have to refrain from action and advisors pose a serious threat to our To The Editor: America will, in the end, give up. I further Tempe, Ariz, freshman national freedom-not only to speak, but to 'Your mission, Dissent in a society that admits to certain inalienable individual rights is healthy for believe that the U.S. position in the world balance of power was adversely affected because another nation's appraisal of be heard. that society. Indeed, it may be necessary to guarantee the security of those rights. America's power is not based only on offensive and defensive weapons systems Viet war hurts economy should you Insofar as the Vietnam war is concerned, dissent may insure that the Nixon but also upon our willingness to use them. There is historical precedent for this To the Editor: It must seem rather that Vietnam has cost the United States Administration examine its motives and point of view. In 1941, Japan's appraisal of strange to long time more than it ever stands to gain. Inflation make sure that the course of action it strength included their opinion of our opponents of the Vietnam war to have and artificial prosperity caused by the war "Good morning, Mr. Agnew. As "Your mission, Spiro, should you our chooses is the best of all the alternatives. willingness to enter the war. If they had such recent widespread opposition voiced. economy have affected U.S. trade. Rising you know, 'an effete corps of decide to accept it, is to wipe out the Beyond that, however, I would question People from all walks of life have spoken thought we would declare war, they would prices combined with devaluation of the impudent snobs has been desperately 'impudent snobs' in the name of the wisdom of the October 15 war not have attacked Pearl Harbor. out publicly against it, something quite dollar has seriously altered our balance of attempting to undermine the U.S. American Democracy, slip apple pie moratorium. unheard of five years ago. Perhaps the most I believe that international communism payments. This, in turn, has produced government's Vietnam policies. into the nation's drinking First, I would argue that the "falling will react in the and surprising opposition has come from Wall serum same manner shrinking gold reserves, which threatens the Under the guise of a Vietnam domino" theory is more than a theory. reappraise America's willingness to enter Street, which has profited most from this water to reduce the hard core of stability of the dollar both nationally and International communism has its stated excursion. as conflicts elsewhere. I therefore believe that internationally. moratorium committee and similar dissidents and, perhaps of greatest The question goal the domination of the world with a the Wednesday moratorium will have had is, why has it taken these This monetary crisis is the underlying supposed peaceful organizations, importance, revise the draft laws so resulting suppression of individual rights. an effect on world peace which is just the people so long to realize the absurdity of reason for mass opposition to the war, * hard-core dissidents,' not to that anarchists in graduate schools Witness Czechoslovakia and the situation; or do their ethics take such Hungary, to opposite of the stated objectives. which is why Nixon is more concerned time to surface? The answer lies in mention 'professional anarchists,' working on their theses will no name just two examples. International over economic policy than foreign policy. have been in contact with foreign communism has stated that the method economics, not ethics. John Clarry longer be draft exempt. The application of current economic data 4 employed to achieve this goal will be to St. Clair Shores junior enemy' governments. They take over on country at a time. and a simply logic produces the answer "Good luck, but remember if you (dissidents and anarchists) then use Second, I would argue that the world this expertise to pull the wool over or any of your statements get into balance of power is a precarious serious trouble, your existence on intangible the American public's eyes and which is necessary if we are to remain in create a situation in which the ranks this planet will be immediately relative peace. It is one thing to have a terminated. small scale war in a limited area continue of the so-called doves are increased. indefinitely, but something else entirely to "This is an intolerable "This tape will be beamed back to have unlimited world wide warfare in this underground movement and, having the starship Enterprise in five nuclear age. the most frequently used household I believe that the U.S. position in the seconds." Paris peace talks was severely injured name, we have chosen you as this by the moratorium because Hanoi will feel country's saviour. Monday, October 27, 1969 5 15c Troubleshooter group proposed Cigarettes 3/79' Vicks Cough Drops established as an advisory body to the Dept. of Public Safety committee with five faculty and Rustem said that it would be disturbance and would decide if Limit I 9C five student members, all with the only University committee -No agreement will be made the campus police or any Limit 3 (DPS) in the event of campus equal voting rights. that he knows of with an under duress. (coupon) If, in the future, there is any disturbance. equal regulatory force were needed in East Lansing Store Only disturbance ASMSU junior balance between the particular situation. --Amnesty cannot be Expires after 11-1-69 on the MSU campus, The rationale behind this faculty and a new committee may swing into member-at-large Bill Rustem, student votes. "Whereas the DPS might have guaranteed. recommendation is that.whilefor student representative to the The board took issue with the action. That is, if .the some time a faculty committee to deal with a disturbance all $1.00 Student Affairs Committee, said "It gets down to the heart of phrase "non-negotiable" because $2.00 recommendations of the has served as an advisor to the without knowing anything about that it felt that this would inhibit University Committe on Student DPS, after the disturbances of Affairs heeded good, this as recommendation well as unique. is things," Rustem students and faculty said, "with advising its serve nature, the committee would solutions that could come out of any Maybelline Corn Silk are by the June 1968, it seemed necessary as an advisory and Academic Council. The committee recommends that the committee be "It is have unique because it would the same number of those who will have to deal communications directly with the disturbance." the police and the link between protest or disturbances. The word 'duress' is hard to Eye Makeup Liquid Makeup broadened and formalized under dissenters," that a standing University Committee on Public Safety be the faculty bylaws. student and faculty members, and each would have a vote," he The committee would into action immediately upon swing Rustem said. The formation define," Rustem said. He said that he wondered who 67c W The new proposal is to have a of this Limit 1 said. any report of was going to say what was duress Limit 1 campus committee is one of 12 and what was not. East Lansing Store Only recommendations made by the East Lansing Store Only Another recommendation for Expires after 11-1-69 student affairs subcommittee on the establishment of a rumor general campus disturbances, Senior Class Council urges control center met with the 33c whose report was reviewed by $7.95 the ASMSU Board at its board's approval. 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The purpose of the Koernke said the interest and dissent may be a 59c part of determined that it would not be Administrative Relations expressed by Acting President their constituents' opinion. We growth and change in any social With the exception of these Kodak regarded as a do-nothing group. Committee will be to provide Adams was "most encouraging." realize this problem and it is our institution, the following three recommendations, Rustem and Westmore Thomas Koemke, senior class .two-way communication with "If MSU is to avoid needless hope that any senior with a principles are 'non-negotiable,:" the board seemed cool to the Color Film Nail Polish president, said that a problem in graduating seniors and the problems stemming from lack of gripe, idea or comment of any -The use of the past has been a lack type pertinent to the council's the carrying of force-including report as a whole. 126-127-620 of University administration. communication, then we need weapons, the interest in the actions of the council. John D. 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By JEFF ELLIOTT first quarter alone, the Spartan offensive stats, That's the only way I can see to describe the fact that in State News Sports Editor offense picked up a mere 32 Defensive line co-ordinator Saturday's game, the two teams played a 16-minute fourth total yards, 25 of them coming quarter. Henry Bullough saw his crew in MSU's Rose Bowl hopes on a Bill Triplett to Frank on 29 plays during the first The extra minute was added at the 12:00 minute mark of the sagged greatly Saturday when Foreman pass. Only a blocked quarter, more than twice as final period. After the clock ticked down to showing exactly 12 Iowa dealt the Spartans a 19-18 punt by Ron Curl, his fourth of many as the offensive team. But minutes to play, it went back to 12:59,12:58,.... defeat before a loyal the year, allowed the Spartans to they arose to the situation led Nobody noticed it at first, but it was evident something was homecoming crowd of nearly score. Rich Saul recovered the by Rich Saul, Mike Hogan and wrong when there was 12:27 showing on" the clock almost a 57,000. pant on the 8 yard line but Dougie Barr. Saul was credited minute after the Spartans had scored their second touchdown The win was especially sweet soccer-style kicker Hans Sudar with 6 tackles and a recovered with 12:18 remaining. for the Hawkeyes who had was forced to kick from the One thing which should be remembered is the situation when 19, block punt while Hogan and suffered losses in their first two after two Spartan running plays Barr each made four tackles, Iowa started its final touchdown drive. The Hawks took over on conference games and had lost netted minus five yards and their own 20 yard line with 3:45 showing on the clock. They The Spartans suffered a tough five straight homecoming Foreman dropped a pass on the blow in the second quarter when moved the ball the 80 yards in two minutes and 20 seconds, contests. It also enhanced Iowa's three yard line. Triplett hit flanker Steve Kough scoring the go ahead PAT with 1:25 left to play. chances of receiving the Rose The only other times State got However, had the timekeeper made the necessary adjustment, for an apparent 23 yard Bowl bid, as the Spartans the ball in the first quarter they there would have been but 25 seconds left in the game when Iowa touchdown play. But one of the appeared to be in the best had to punt after three downs, officials detected a Spartan scored. A team will do a lot of things different when it has a position prior to the game. and a Triplett pass was picked lineman beyond the line of minute and a half left, than it will with less than 30 seconds to All week long the Iowian off by Iowa's Chris Hamilton. scrimmage which cost the score. Daily, the university's paper, had But the Spartans' defense Spartans the touchdown and 15 Iowa could afford to go for the down-and-out patterns, picking stressed that the Hawks defense shined as well. With the offense yards. Two plays later a Sudar up 12-15 yards at a time instead of trying for the long bomb and was under-rated, mainly because hoping to score in two or three plays. The Spartan secondary sputtering and giving the ball field goal attempt was short and the offense was getting so much away on five occasions, the Iowa took over, probably would have had a better chance of picking off one of recognition, being rated third in defense found itself in a hole Hawkeye quarterback Mike Cilek's passes if they knew that the . the nation in total offense. Hawks had to go for the long bomb. As it was, they had to guard several times. They knew they ^en Pr°ceeded to mn against it and Iowa had time to run 12 short patterns. But Saturday, the Hawks had their work cut out for them °ff IT P"nting to defense did stop the Spartans MSU Head Coach Duffy Daugherty said he was not aware of before they entered the game two yard • However, plays following saw the extra minute of play, but said it would have affected Iowa's Hamilton pick off another game strategy in their final drive. Triplett pass and return it to the "As it was, they had time to mix in a few running plays with their passes," Daugherty said. "A team would have to gamble Spartan Summary 33. It took but four plays from here for the Hawks to move in more if they had less than a minute to score than if they had a It was a bleak weekend for Louis squad ran the Spartan for a score and a 9-3 halftime High minute and a half to push it across." MSU sports teams, as two of three lost games and the winning squad lost the services of two .. Despite .. fine od. The Spartans put together a flying <1* sustaining 13 play drive late in MSU defensive end Wilt Martin (97) and tackles Ron Joseph (79) and Ron Curl performances from defensemen the tourt6h quarter trying to eat runners. Buzz Hptti Kpn Hamann ° (94) put the pressure on Iowa quarterback Larry Lawrence above, but are too Demling, Ken incr Hamann andarm . - . . up as much of the clock as they . The Spartan football team late. Lawrence connected on 1 7 of 35 goalie Les Lucas, the Spartan could and get an insurance score. passes for 183 yards in leading the Hawkeyes watched its Rose Bowl hopes to a 19-18 win Saturday. « Chicago Public Schools will have a wilt as an explosive Iowa offense marched 80 yards in the final previously ranked third in the he drive and netted 48 yards, representative on campus Nov. 6 four minutes of the game to country behind MSU, broke the But "° 8°°»« dfete"sl,e, etf0*s hand MSU a 19-18 defeat. This Spartans- 13-game unbeaten ?n 'hc °f >°»?s ™ds 10TH STRAIGHT VICTORY $8,400 starting salary (10 months) 10 days sick leave was the first Big Ten game the streak forced a Pat Miller punt into the 10 days paid vacation Paid hospitalization Hawkeyes won in three Minus the services of Tom *nd Mne' With a "ttle ,ef than conference battles, while MSU's Silvia and Kim Hartman, the f°ur mj"u es to P'3* and ,some conference record now stands at cross country team romped to 80 yards the Hawkeyes All-Stars crush Colts a EDUCATION PLACEMENT OFFICE 1-2. 21-point victory in its own took over. The rest is history, A defensively powerful St. invitational Saturday, defeating The Spartan defense should be Eastern Michigan (36), Western commended on its work despite Michigan (86) and Central the loss. They held the Hawks to championship game as they and forced the Colts to give up Your Host From Coast To Coast Michigan (97). The harriers lost the services of the two when an average of 3'/2 yards per play, romped over the Dayton Colts, the ball on downs at the two. far below their league leading 28-3. Saturday night. Gordie Hetrick provided the Silvia and Hartman were hit by a mark of 5>7> Xhe Hflwks The Nation9s Innkeeper car while returning from practice &lso averaging nearly 500 were The Lansing All-Stars moved Dayton got on the board first, crowd of about 4,000 with some yards one step closer to a berth in the excitement when Thursday. Hartman underwent per and than 3Q Midwest Football League when their offense stalled on the grabbed the first of his two Two Locations In Lansing Area surgery Saturday. ints a contest All-Stars' 18 yard line, and Merle interceptions to set up the final Zody kicked a 36 yard field All-Star tally- 3121 E. GRAND RIVER AVE. FIRST AMERICAN TOUR Teft took the ball around the QW Ph. 489-2481 Lansing hit pay dirt when left end on the next play, and S 6051 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Ph. 393-1650 A PRAGUE Craig Teft scored his seventh touchdown of the season on a rambled for 34 yards and six points. Dick Kenney, the All-Stars' SYMPHONY The Omega's Later in the second period barefoot kicker, connected on all four conversion attempts. SPECIAL OFFICIAL ORCHESTRA OF THE CITY OF PRAGUE SPECIAL George Chatlos picked off a In the fourth period, the SUNDAY MONDAY HOMECOMING Dayton pass on the All-Stars Lansing offense ran into trouble. 42-yard line and returned it 40 Starting quarterback Charlie WEEKEND yards to set up Ernie Pasteur's CHICKEN $725 SPAGHETTI $150 MSU LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES 18 yard scoring jaunt on the Wedemyer ended his evenings activities when he dislocated his DINNER f. . DINNER ■ . Friday, Oct. 31 T.G.I.F. next play thumb. Children $1.25 All you can eat TONIGHT - 8:15 HAYRIDE Chatlos grabbed another Hetrick took over the position, and HALLOWEEN- Dayton aerial, only minutes but found he could not do the UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM WAISTLINE PARTY later, on the Colt 37-yard line, job because of a sore arm. With and lateraled to Pasteur, who his two top quarterbacks out of then sprinted to the All-Star action, All-Star Coach Turf Reserved Seats: $5, $4, $3 nine. Two plays later Jim Kauffman moved the leagues Garrett scored on a plunge from leading ground gainer, Jim MSU students $1.00 with validated I.D. PARTY (Omega Style) the one, and Lansing led at Garrett, in to call signals, I.D. necessary at the door. half-time 21-3. After the game, Kauffman had For further praise for his whole team. The All-Stars started off the "The whole defensive team did information call Sale at Union Ticket Office GRAND GRAND Tickets on Union Building 351-1026 between 7 and 10 second half with a fumble on their own six yard line which was covered by Dayton. The an outstanding job linebackers didn't - the line and give them anything," Kauffman said. B559 Hours 8-5 Lansing defense, which gave up TRUNK Kauffman gave special notice TRUNK only 19 yards on the ground all night, went to work, however, to Bob Viney) Chuck johnsoni Mjke Mahacjy Nick Jordan, George Chatlos and Charlie Thornhill. "Our offense scored when we needed to," Kauffman said. "Tommy Eifert and Craig Teft to belt you one. looked great, and the whole offensive line did an outstanding job." Teft was the game's leading ANNOUNCING . ground gainer with 91 yards in 11 carries. Beginning Su Last Day One belt is the lightly Crusader shaped Norfolk, SPECIAL Grand Trunk in English corduroy lined with wool. Or in wool twills lined with Orion* 1:00 pile. 36 to 46. $37.50 Tax Incl. stop at Farm L The other belt is the MSU LECTURE SERIES SPECIAL bush coat, also shaped, a daily basis. in pure wool plaids, or pure wool twills, with two bellows "THE WORLD OF CARL SANDBURG" and two muff pockets. S,M,L,XL. Unlined $25. Orion piled-lined $35. P.S. The belt detaches for those who'd The Original Germantown Theatre Guild Production as rather not be belted constantly. Performed at New York's Cherry Lane Theatre. Leonard Trains bound for Chicago will Valenta, Katharine Minehart, and Kenneth G. Middleton bring vividly to life Sandburg's colorful world of word and song in a fast-paced series of sketches, soliloquies, and stop at 2:45 p.m. and 6:25 p.m. musical interludes Wednesday, October 29 - 8:15 p.m. ftporttfmeitter UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM . Trains bound for Detroit will Mop (Because of the interest shown in this moving to the Auditorium) program, we are 213 E. Grand River stop at 3:10 p.m. and 8:51 p.m. E. Lansing Ph. 332-3531 Admission $2.00 or Season by validated I.D. Ticket, MSU students admitted DUP0NT REGISTERED TM FOR ITS ACRYLIC FIBER Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office, Union Building \ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 27, 1969 7 SENATE 6.1. BILL [British poet sets Veferans' educa jone-nightreading increases expe expected to compromise their must have had at least 181 differences in monthly continuous days of service at Thom Gunn, British poet and critic, will be at MSU allowances somewhere between least Friday for a one-night poetry reading. Passage of the G.I. educational partially completed after the House and Senate rates," Jan. Gunn is the author of six volumes of poetry and will read bill is expected by the end of 31, 1955. A serviceman from his latest book "Touch." He is on the Michigan Poetry October, according to Jim Circuit, giving readings at colleges throughout the state. Morse, director of the Veterans educational eligible assistance, to, VA veterans £ 2 yearb 01 The reading is jointly sponsored by the English and Administration at MSU. Education Depts. Gunn is the first poet in a series of writers "While conflicts still exist to read at MSU this year. Otheis, both poets and novelists, I I © SPARTAN „ will include John Barth, William Stafford, Robert Bly and Verse by between the House-passed bill and Senate recommendations, SPARTAN 3100 E. SAGINAW || BBS Michael Ondoatje. Gunn's reading is at 8 p.m., Oct. 30, in the Union, parlors Thom Gunn, British poet, will give a one-night reading Friday from his new book the difficulties are expected to be ironed out by the end of the TWIN WEST 351-0030 IV TWIN EAST Es B and C. He will be available for discussion at 3 p.m. Friday "Touch." Gunn's appearance Is part of a tour of autKorlsts and poets to Michigan W 2 BIG HITS! month," he said, in the undergraduate lounge, Morrill Hall. colleges this fall and winter. He will also hold dtfrlef discussion period with students at 3 p.m. Friday In Morill Hall. passage of the bill with the "ROMEO AND JULIET" m following monthly increases: single veterans would receive a , raise from $130 to $190, married veterans from $155 to $218 and veterans with two SUPER SLEUTH dependents from $175 to $240. STARRING - 4^ Veterans with more than two OLIVIA HUSSEYl^Mt dependents would receive $15 a MICHAEL YORK month for each one. Spartacuss aids probing student The subcommittee PLUS DUSTNM also recommended making the "BAREFOOT IN HOFFMAN benefits retroactive to Sept. 1. THE PARK" wlOlM When the House passed the - STARRING bill, monthly allowance increases JANE FONDA AND VOCGHT for single veterans were $165 ROBERT "SUNDANCE KID". Bros. Productions for an answer. "MIDNIGHT In other who said he would get Gatorade; Spartacuss' greatest limitation between 1 and 5 p.m. weekdays, for married veterans $195 and REDFORD investigations, on the shelves in a week. That right now is a staff shortage. M,ss Duncan *** that the veterans with two TODAY AT - COWBOY" Spartacuss disclosed the meaning market was the first in the area Volunteer workers are needed to work is interesting and, when $222. dependents, The local response the "BAREFOOT" worldwide demand for to effective, of the grooves on beer the significance of the bottles, to sell the drink. answer the phone and research s^ie 'e"s P^Pte what she isdoing, - 1:30- 5:45 - 10 P.M. ® n° "daily at easy-to-use red tape cutters was automobile initials MG and the Spartacuss also relayed hints on questions. Volunteers may work ™ reactions are: "Sounds The house bill did not include "ROMEO" - 3:30 - 7:45 P.M. | 1-3:15-5:30-7:30 &. 9:45 p.m. how to retard thinning hair and as much or as little as they want, '^e it'd be fun." making the bill retroactive. founded the spring of 1967 in identity of the state legislator how to remove paint from a "The two legislatures are the heroic character, Spartacuss. who sponsored a bill that would Sponsored by ASMSU and the fiberglass automobile body. TODAY... ?r, •«« i~ro«M»T.0N » 332-694. tax "BROADWAY'S BEST MUSICAL!" . college and university Miss Duncan said that State News, Spartacuss helps students bureaucracy-related problems solve degrees. Spartacuss has helped Spartacuss has possibilities, all sorts like a big of CAMPUS LEE GUBER and SHELLY GROSS [|JJj consumers locate such products information center, for example. FRYER. CARR & HARRIS and answers probing questions as: original Levis, with the brass "Any group or organization such as what brand of cigars IlhllEIILA stud front instead of a zipper; an doing anything on campus could does Acting President Adams oxen yoke, at below the market call Spartacuss," she suggested. smoke. price and a moustache cup with "It would list everything going "It started out as sort of a a lip on it to prevent soppy on on campus and compile all trivia column with questions like 'when was the first T.G.?" Mary facial fur. A local supermarket stocked the separate calendars. Then people could call up to find out ABLO },«, SMITH K Jo Duncan, Brookfield, Wis., junior and member of the Gatorade after vacationer asked where in the a Florida about activities or programs." Spartacuss' office is located in ™™s »®4L Spartacuss staff said. irea he could buy the brew. 327 Student Services Bldg., Spartacusswill accept virtually any kind of question, but his troubleshooters try to avoid "In a detective search of Sherlock Holmes, learned from worthy Spartacuss 355-4560. The from 1 to 5 staff is p.m. there Monday RESTAURANT" MAME The Smash Hit Musical The Florida through Friday. COLOR by DeLuxe United Artists tenant-landlord problems. These Alligator, the should be taken to the newspaper at the campus University of Jg text! Woody Allen Consumer Relations division of k TAKE THE MONEY Florida, that Stokely Van Camp AND RUN also starring ASMSU. All roads lead is the national distributor for to Miss Duncan said that Gatorade," the column said. Spartacuss will be unable to Spartacuss researchers located ISABELLE a answer some questions because local market which carried that f1 of the expense involved, brand. The market did not stock primarily long distance phone palls. Last year they were asked how to get a gun for a stage prop the product, but referred the sleuth team to its wholesaler, Splits'Sundaes* Shakes FARRELL KV and they had to call Warner ACADEMY AWARD WINNER MSU LECTURE- 1 QLADMCR At 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:20-9:25 "GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER" CONCERT SERIES TOE Dairii » ALSO "TO SIR, WITH LOVE" STARTS WED. -"NUMBER ONE1 ———i » SPECIAL Thurs. & Fri., * I Queen Student Advisory Committee to the English Dept. will meet at Nov. 6-7 4 today Union. in David the Mural Room, Mattson discuss the "world situation." will TKHNCOlDfT MM WUNER HtOS SEVEN UTStft UNIVERSITY W Thurs. Shirley MacLaine - AUDITORIUM Free University course "SWEET CHARITY" philosophies of anarchism ENDS TUESDAY 8:15 p.m. x libertarianism, with Max Stiri ALL COLOR RATED 'I will meet at 7:30 tonight i Union. Reserved Seats: $6, $5, $4,. $1 reduction to MSU students with validated I D. Must show I.D. at the door with ticket Critical Issues-Speaker's "BONNIE AND CLYDE" Center is just Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office. Hours 8 -5. starting. We need STARTING WEDNESDAY your help. If you would like to be "BEST HOUSE IN LONDON" a speaker or "change agent," or help facilitate this project in 310 W. GRAND RIVER any way, 355-8266, call New or Community, Steve, 351-9195. E. LANSING Burgers-Dogs-Fries Mexican-American Students at State (MASS) will meet and hold general elections at 6 tonight in Freeze ■ the Sun Room, Union. Or Forget The March on Washington sign-up will be made from 8 a.m. to 5 Cold In Crushed Velvet p.m. daily in the main office of ASMSU, 326 Student Services Flares And "The Great Bldg. For further information, call 355-8266. Alaskan Feel" Maxi The following Free University classes will meet tonight: Doctor Coat From Jacobson's business, 7 p.m. in 301 Bessey; Free 'U' Togetherness, 9 p.m. in 310 Bessey; Philosophies of Miss 'J' Shop. Anarchism and Libertarianism, 7:30 p.m., call for room; and Science and Ethics, 7:30 p.m. in 215 Bessey. Casual Sophistication describes the The Natural Science Council is total look of this black crushed velvet accepting letters of petition turtle-neck with cut-awav sleeves and from students for two coordinated elephant pants. member-at-large positions. Letters should be sent to J.R. Hoffman, 103 Natural Science Bldg., by Oct. 31. If you still have a boy's dream of helping people... and a man's ambition for dignity with high earnings Combined with the deep, luxurious pile of the maxi coat this ensemble ... we offer the rare chance to satisfy the preservatives as Pap stains for cancer top executive or management levels — boy's heart and the man's head. We look detection and the recently-introduced spells warm-up for winter. starting with the Chairman of the Board! for the highly motivated young man (or globulin for prevention of Rh hemolytic We start you off with the finest on-the- young woman) who hopes to find an hon¬ disease of babies. job and in-plant training —at full pay. For orable career combining dignity and dol¬ As a sales representative of Ortho, interviews on campus with our represent¬ lars... and is sensitive to the welfare of you'll be welcomed by pharmacists, doc¬ ative Mr. Roger L. Conley the world's people. tors and top hospital personnel. And be¬ on Susan Brethen November 7, please see your Placement We can best introduce you to Ortho by cause they need our products for their Director. If an interview is not convenient, Representative - Miss J Fashion Board saying that here, medicine and science patients, you'll find that being a salesman please write to Mr. R. L. Johnston, Sales meet to promote better maternal and is more like being part of the medical Personnel Employment Director, 22nd feminine health, as well as necessary team. And therefore, doubly rewarding. Floor, Carew Tower, Cincinnati, Ohio conception control. Ortho is the only com¬ At Ortho, your material rewards are 45202. pany offering a complete choice of medi¬ much above average: a top starting sal¬ cally accepted methods of birth control ary; a car for business and personal use; ORTHO PHARMACEUTICAL and gynecologic drugs. From Ortho Diag¬ a full package of benefits, which includes nostics have come many important re¬ a liberal retirement income program, plus CORPORATION agents for identifying blood antibodies, free stock of our parent company, John¬ iortho/ for hemoglobinometry and coagulation testing; slide tests for pregnancy and in¬ fectious mononucleosis and such life son & Johnson, for those who qualify. salesmen can tell you—they are now in \ i J Raritan, New Jersey 08869 How far can you go at Ortho? 49 former X'/A Johnson & Johnson Company An equal opportunity employer (m/f) JacabiSoriS 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 27, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 355-8255 4 Bedroom House - Sold 1st day in the State News Classified 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank ~~ Employment For Rent FIAT SPIDER 1968 convertible. SAA B 1966. Disc brakes,pirelli tires. THE CITY CLUB OF LANSING WANTED-WORKING girl or student CLOSE TO campus, 5 rooms, full Leaving country, best offer. Call, private owner. Call 489-3486. whose staff consists in majority of to share a duplex apartment in basement, garage, stove and ipiWnBfc^Du 393-1726. 6-10/29 5-10/29 MSU Students BUSBOYS- WAITERS for full needs a few or East Lansing with 2 other girls. $65/month. 351-4276. 5 10/29 refrigerator. $135 a month Children welcome. plus utilities, FORD THUNDERBIRD 1964. Automatic, part time work. High pay, free damage deposit required. STATION wagon 1967 10 • AUTOMOTIVE blue, 2-door. Good condition. meals, uniforms furnished. For WOODMERE Apartments. Just 489-0589. 5-10/28 passenger. Country Squire. 19.00C • EMPLOYMENT $715. 393-5687. 3-10/27 appointments call 372-7648. completed, one block from miles. Snow tires included. campus. 2 3 man, $180. Also FACULTY APARTMENT'" • FOR RENT $2,000. 487=0177. 5-10/28 X 10-11/4 ( TR-4 1964. Excellent condition. New $70. 351-9036. Unfurnished. No pets. EAST • FOR SALE THE CITY CLUB OF LANSING LANSING paint, carpets and brakes. 1560 7-10/29 MANAGEMENT, • LOST & FOUND FORD 1959 retractable hardtop. Melrose, East whose staff consists in majority of Phone 332-2627. C Collector's item. A 1, best offer. Lansing, (off » PERSONAL Hagadorn). 5-10-30 MSU Students needs a few 6 Guys and 5 Gals 351 7954. 5-10/31 • PEANUTS PERSONAL WAITRESSES for full or part Needed to fill single EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like you. • REAL ESTATE TR-3 1961. Good condition, snow time work. High pay, free meals, vacancies at 731 own fine home. New deluxe FORD GALAXIE 1964. Clean, good uniforms furnished. For • SERVICE tires. Best offer. 351-8190. (walk to campus) building. Large airy rooms. transportation, stick shift. 3-10/29 appointments call, 372-7648. Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. • TRANSPORTATION 351 8939, Phil. 3-10/29 X 10-11/4 Luxurious completely Cole a p p I • WANTED furnished & carpeted apts. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1964. Good Air-conditioning. Security locks. FORD GALAXIE 1967. Air, stereo, Swimming pool & fully condition. Best offer. 485-4136 FEMALE COOKS wanted. ELI AS Parking. Beautifully maintained. DEADLINE power. Excellent condition. after 5 p.m. 3-10/29 equipped party-game room. Select clientele. Lease. Call BROTHER'S BIG BOY, 1050 $1295. 482-6133. 5-10/27 See model at 731 Burcham Trowbridge. Across from MSU 332-3135 or 882-6549. O 1 P.M. one class day be¬ TRIUMPH SPITFIRE Credit Union. Apply in person to Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. convertible fore publication. FORD 1957, automatic 312. V-8 1965. $695. 372-8130 evenings or Mr. G.G.Paul. 5-10-30 (Model phone 351-7212) DOWNTOWN LANSING. Need 2 Cancellations 12 engine, dual exhaust, 4-door. men for hugh house. $75. - noon one weekends. 5-10/28, class Mint-like condition. Phone PREPARATION GIRLS Wanted J. R. Culver Company IV7-0046. X-5-10-29 day before publica¬ 372-5638. 7-10-27 TORONADO 1966 2-door. New ELI AS BROTHER'S BIG BOY, 217 Ann St. 351-8862 tion. 1050 TWO BEDROOM tires, air conditioned. Take over Trowbridge. Across from CEDAR GREEN 2 p ORD COUPE 1948 2 seater. man apartment. Okemos. Utilities paid, payment. Call IV 4-9596, after MSU Credit Union. Apply in dishes Balcony. Sublet, winter term. PHONE Excellent condition. Like new. 5:30 p.m. 3-10/27 person to Mr. G. G. Paul. 5-10-30 351 2202. 3-10/29 ncluded. 351-6006 7-11-2 Whitewall tires. $300. 339-9434 HAVING DIFFICULTY 355-8255 evenings. S-10/28 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 with sun roof. BOYNE HIGHLANDS needs desk NEEDED ONE girl FINDING ROOMMATES OR SUBLEASING? Good condition. Bahama blue. TU clerk, busboys and experienced RATES INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL 2-0684. 3-10/27 waitresses, 19 years and up to 351-8883. 3-10/29 Roomate Service stationwagon 1965. Power CAN HELP YOU! I day 11.50 steering and brakes, automatic transmission, positraction, V-8. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Squareback EVER <56T WfE Um H£AfeP December 15th. Write Personnel MALE ROOMMATE needed. 541 E. GRAND RIVER 10£ per word per aay sedan. $695. Also 1963 Manager. BOYNE HIGHLANDS, Two-man, bedroom. $65 tw/N3 eerofcE?' two 3 dovs $4.00 Asking $895. 676-2675. 3-10/29 Volkswagen $395. 372-8130 W Harbor Springs, Michigan, 49740. month. 351-1092, Bob after 4 FACULTY 351-3558 7-10/29 or MarrioH ~ads. |arge 13 1/2# per woru per oay evenings or weekends. 5-10/28 p.m. 1-10/27 5 days J6.50 1GB 1964. Good running condition, one R E NT E Difurnished. WE ARE 332-1438, 332-0811. 5-10/27 13< per word per day radio, heater. $400. Call looking for college girls to NEED TWO or three girls to sublet, VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Radio, tape 351-2736. 6-10-31 sell cosmetics part-time. Sell to spacious, chalet apartment. Winter deck, cam, tuned exhaust. Mag EAST MICHIGAN AVENUE, 1441, (based on 10 words per ad) your Room Mate or sorority Term. Call 351-1781, anytime. wheel covers. Perfect condition. Lansing. 2 bedroom partly MUSTANG 1966, V-8, automatic, S-10/31 furnished. There will be a 50tf service $1350. 351-6419 3 10/29 Heat and water power steering plus 2 snow tires. money while you reduce the cost included. $125. 351-3969. 0-10/3 and bookkeeping charge if Call 351-587 1, except of your own cosmetics. If this ad is not paid within Sunday-Thursday after 3 p.m.. WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in Employment Employment interested, call 351-1887. 5-10/31 CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENT, 2-man. Available one week. Call 489-8047- X5-10/28 the $1,000 bracket? We got 'em. immediately, 126 Milford Street. CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 NEEDED 4 well-dressed men with REGISTERED NURSES-Rose APARTMENTS Furnished, cars. Specialty order department parking. Phone The State News will be East Michigan Avenue, across 484-1579 days; evenings 372-5767 MUSTANG 1967. V-8, automatic, of Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity Manor Nursing Home, responsible only for the from the Post Office. 484-2345. C Married, post-grads,and sen¬ 489-1656. O first day's incorrect inser¬ power steering. 487-6141, ext. 238j Employer. 35 1-7319 for Armstrong Road, 3-11 Fu iors. 1 and 2 bedroom apart¬ or for 882-8631. 3-10/29 part-time Call Director tion. Nursing. 393-5680. 7 10/30 ments. From $l50-$l65.Near NEAR FRANDOR. 2 bedroom. Auto Service & Ports WANTED: DELIVERY boys; insi( Campus. For information call $160 per month, unfurnished. MUSTANG 1969 Grande. Deluxe $175 ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call GIRLS NEED spare time work^ per month furnished. interior, velvet top. 14,000 miles. counter help; and phone girls pa •332-5330. KALAMAZOO STREET BODY time. Apply after 5 p.m. Children, pets welcome. Available $1995. 351-3557, evenings. November 15th. Call 351-9384. SHOP. Small dents to large VARSITY DRIVE-IN. 5-10/29 TV RENTALS-Students only. The State News does not 3-10/27 LCC NEAR. Completely furnished. wrecks. American and foreign Low monthly and term rates. Call permit racial or religious Fireplace. Rent dormitory style. 711 E ast cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286 484 2600 to reserve yours. Apartments discrimination in its ad- C Opening for 1 girl in a 4-girl MERCURY-MONTEREY convertible 2628 East Kalamazoo. C MAJOR APPLIANCE UNIVERSITY TV. house. Perfect for student 711 Burcham or vertlslng columns. The 1965. Good condition, reasonable. New deluxe 1 -bedroom 372-0510 working girl. Everything paid. $60 State News will not accept Phone 373-0743 or SALESMEN NEWG.E. Portable and stands rented furnished 2 or 3 man per month. 484-3520 after 3 p.m. advertising which discrim¬ after 5 p.m. 3-10/29 only to MSU students and faculty. apartments.Available now 3-10/29 inates against religion, (Full and Part Time) CASTING OLDER $8.84 month [including taxj. for 9-month or and others for te 1-ye; race, color or national or¬ NOVA COUPE 1969. 7600 miles, STATE MANAGEMENT 489-9651 WMSB Television GIRL UNDER 21 to sublease in 351-3525 375 hp, turbo-jet, 396, V-8, CORPORATION, 444 Michigan igin. Kalamazo t Lansing 7 supervised housing, winter, spring 4-speed transmission. All optional p.m. Ave 332-8687 C terms. $70. 351 1377. 3-10/29 equipment. Priced at $2300. Aviation Monday, ber 27th For 372-5741 after 5:30 p.m. 5 10/27 all. 355 7440 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to RENT A TV from a TV omplete house. who has experience and 6 pec learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!!! Company--$9.50 per month. Call Completely furnished. background in the sales field. 485 034a. O-10/28 All ut Automotive Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Generous starting salary plus CONCESSION WORKERS Part 337 1300. NEJAC TV RENTALS • paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. evening work Approxim ALPHA ROMEO Spider Coupe 1963. 2 or 3 of a Kind benefits include 6 30 p.m 12 00 p.m. fi FURNISHED APARTMENTS Looks and runs like a 1967 model. tilt wheel. 351-4095. 2-10-27 Scooters & Cycles holidays M 78. TWIN DRIVI Vacancies for Guys or Gals You must see this fine machine to birthdays, sick pay plan, paid THEATER, M 78 at Ne At 731 appreciate it. GLENN BSA 650 1966. Immaculate BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 $55 per man HERRIMAN OLDSMOBILE 1969, 2-tone wagon, hospitalization, dental and Road. Monday-Saturday. 8 a. bedroom apartment, (walk to campus) VOLKSWAGEN, condition. Best offer. Saginaw, life FOR RENT 6135 West Saginaw. 482-6226. loaded including air. 372-0463 insurance, and profit Luxurious, completely 799-3441, after 5 p.m. 5-10/28 furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, or (4-man apts.) 2-10-28 3-10/29 sharing retirement plan. 12 month leases. Call 337-0511. furnished & carpeted apts. Persons interested should CASHIERS: PART time evening Corner of Haslett and Hagadorn $160 married couples Swimming pool & fully AUSTIN-HEA LEY OLDSMOBILE 1968 Delmont 88. HONDA 1968 350, 5-speed. Good apply to: John Ross or Dave work. Approximately 6:30 equipped party-game room. Sprii Roads. 24-10/31 condition with helmet. 372-6029 Nesman. p.m. 11 00 p.m. Apply M 78 See model at 731 Burcham. Excellent conditio 4-door, hardtop, air-conditioning, 4 blks. to or 487-5418.6-10-31 TWIN DRIVE IN THEATER, Campus 482-1727.3-10/27 power steering and brakes, radio. HOLT AREA: Unfurnishe Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. Low mileage 485-6581 1-10/27 bedroom studio Ph. 337-0298 or (Model phone 351-7212) inday Saturday. 8 . apa SUZUKI 1967 120 cc. excellent MEIJER INC. Ground floor. No children OPEL RALLYE HALSTEAD 1968. Yellow, condition. Helmet, knobby tire, 2055 W. Grand River $90. 646-6811 after f Mgt. Co. J.R. Culver Company 4-speed, radio, 28,000 miles! and fender, $200. Bell INSTRUCTION ASSISTANT, 10-10-27 $1300. Must sell. 694-9974 Okemos, Michigan. 351-7910 217 Ann St. 351-8862 CHEVROLET 1965. SS, 327, helmet--$20. Kristi, 353-1727, ogy or Natu 694-5191. 5-10/29 days. 1-10/27 Mm of 4-speed I, assu imum $ 44.332-0518.3-10/27 SHORT ORDER cook. Scofes Hours 9 20 a.m. 2:30 p.m. daily. OPELKADETTE Rallye 1967. Gold Restaurant. Position available $2.50 First come, first Served per hour, minimum. with black stripes, a clean car, immediately. Call 393=4160. Contact Miss Blascak, O'Rafferty Refrigerator in kitchen. Ex CHEVROLET 1966 BelAir. V-8. 10-11-2 large playarea 482 8395 outstanding, new after 8 p.m. 5-10/31 tires. 351-1291 very condition. economical, excellent $1195. Call Fred, Employment High School, 4300 West Saginaw, 2 30 3 30 p m. for interview. 351-6334. 3-10/27 PARKING SPACES FOR RENT 332-1437. 7 10/29 1 10/27 Next To Campus CHEVROLET 1962 4-door. 6 GRADUATE accounting student for FIELD ATTANDANTS: Part time cylinder, radio, power-glide, OPEL KADETTE Rallye 1967. Gold 57,000 miles. $250 351-4859. 4-10/28 with very black stripes, a clean car, economical, excellent part time bookkeeping. Employer will accommodate student's hours. evening work. Approximately 6 30 p.m. 12:00 p.m. Apply M-78 Cedar Village s1000/ Month Willing to work Saturdays and condition. Call Fred, 332-1437. evenings. For TWIN DRIVE IN THEATER, NEM CEDAR VILLAGE Apts. WAITRESSES FOR lunch I M 78 at Newton Road. CHEVY 1965 Corvair. Good body, 7-10/29 393-5770, ask for Mr excellent tires, good engine. Monday Saturday, 8 a.m. 8 p.m. PARKING RAMP 372-2140. 3-10/27 PONT I AC 1960 4 door hardtop. TF 2 Bedroom 332-5051 Excellent transportation. Owner preferred. Call POUR HOUSE 2 Man Apartment BABYSITTING DESIRED weekdays RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL CHEVY II 1966 SS. New 327 CI 350 must sell. $99. Call 393-5770, ask HOSTESS FOR by mother of one, in her Spartan LOUNGE. 646 2201 for $200.00/month HP. "Vette" engine. Positraction, for Aaron. 5-10/31 Village home. 355-9927. 3-10-28 appointment. 5-10/28 Married Couples 4-speed. Best offer. 351-0631. PONTI AC 1960 4 door. Power waitress hostess Transportation 3-10/27 or $160--$175/month brakes, Power steering. $125. TU MALE PART-time plastics fabricator WAITRESSES necessary. Call the POUR HOUSE, WANTED E LI AS 2-2277. 1 10/27 to work for small firm. Some basic 646-2201 for appointment. CORVETTE 1968 Convertible, 2 BROTHER'S BIG BOY, 1050 shop experience desirable. 5 10/31 tops, 350 H.P., 4-speed. Power RAMBLER CLASSIC 6 1965 Trowbridge Across from MSU accessories. Phone 485-6320. Afternoons from 1-5 p.m. Credit Union. Apply in person to convertible. AM/FM, slim buckets, 4-10-29 487-0122.5-10/27 Mr. G.G.Paul. 5-10-30 sharp. $375. 489 1841. 5-10/29 Place Your EMPLOYMENT if #«\ PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD SECRETARY: Amiable staff needs competently skilled 18. ru. fit Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. person. Heavy responsibilities 20 Mum STATE NEWS will bill you later. including public contact. 21. Vase Salary $360 to $400. Ph. 23. Robot piay SOLUTION OF SATURDAY'S PUZZLE _ J J J 485-5481 Bellinger Personnel. 25. Theatei sign 1. Chesterfield DOWN 5. Water hole 27. Analyze gold \ / / Address 29. Constrictor 54. Solitary 2. Three-pointed 6. Exist 31 Tantalum 55. Hardly evi 3. Black snakes 7. Rubber tiee MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Mr-* J Citv Zip Code Use .ymbol 56. Gamut 4. Wiid animal 8. Frog genus your accounting 6 7 »o " 9.TV knobs 2 3 4 8 9 Student No. background for advancement. Phone Need good representative for 12 V/, 10. Amusing U. By bnth Consecutive Dote« Pun growing company. $520 plus Ph. 485-5481 Bellinger .4 % 16 15. Auricle 19. Name Haadlna Personnel. 22. Arrest '9 Print AA ™. 21 % 23 25 26 24. 26. Simurgh Hard wood 27. Arctic bird BELLIMGER 28 3o 31 28. Affirmative % 3b % vote PERSONNEL 32 33 % 30. Land measure Peanuts Pe rsonals must be placed in person. 37 % 38 39 41 34. Conceit 36. Prayer SERVICE %n 43 44 46 «7 38. Of the Pope 10 Words or Less: I day - *1.50 3 days - >4.00 5 days - $6.50 % 49 40. Dolphin whale 43. Drove % Mary 48 15f per word *0tf per word 65< per word Bellinger 45. Wild pig Over 10 Words Add; S3 47. Leg joint □ Mail to:: □ Michigan State News □ 485-5481 55 i 56 48. Romaine 49. Braz. seaport 51. Gums 347 Student Services Bldg. 53. Before noon MSU East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 27, 1969 9 For Rent Lost & Found SOUTH bedroom LANSING: with Sharp basement garage. Prefer mature couple with no pets. TU 2-7941. 3-10/29 one and LOST: BLACK purse in Reward. Call F. Wessel, 351-3293 or leave in Psych. Office. 3-10/27 LOST: HIGH school ring. Blue stone library Co-op house reviews year; facilities, residency growing Second floor Bessey. Reward. ■ 353-2302. 3-10/27 NEAR CAMPUS, single room for girl. LOST: SILVER wristwatch between Cooking, parking, redecorated. 351-9504 3-10/27 Holmes Hall-Union, Thursday. "Every girl must work three Graduate advisers in co-ops are had had them for women when I Call, 353-6065. Reward. 1-10/27 hours a week selected by the members, subject was here." cooking or For Sale REWARD: FOR charm bracelet and Looking in retrospect, Ulrey cleaning," Becky Price, Ann to approval from the Student Ulrey House also accepts RECORDER ROBERTS 778X necklace. Sentimental value. House women have no regrets Arbor sophomore, said. "Each Activities Office. boarders, men who live in 484-9046. 1 10/27 about one can select her task apartments and choose to have makes, plays cartridges, reels selecting cooperative according living. to preference and talent." Ulrey's adviser, Sherry meals at the co-op. Cost Hardly used. 3930380. 3-10-28 ranges Co-op women have prepared Aiuppy, selected last spring, got from $8.50 to $12.50 a Beginning its second year, the week, MOVING. EVERYTHING must go women's co-op has expanded supper every Thursday this term married this term. Permission depending on whether boarders at sacrifice prices. Refrigerator HALLOWEEN COSTUMES, nental facilities and doubled for the men at Montie House. In from the Student Activities work at Ulrey. Service. All kinds, by appointment residency. washer, dryer, dinette set, garden Pamela return, Montie men help with Office allowed Sherry and Larry Reuling said that the success tools, knick-knacks and bric-brac, only. 489-9061. 8-10/30 Anderson, Dowagiac senior, of Ulrey House has prompted initiated interest in heavy maintenance work, Aiuppy, East Lansing graduate furniture, etc. Sale starts noor besides supplying Ulrey with students, to remain as Ulrey ICC to cooperative living for women in consider sponsoring today, 1583 Hatch Road, 3/4 mile 1968 after visiting a furniture last year, including a advisers. another women's co-op. south of Hamilton, off Dobie, University of complete dining room set. "We are keeping our Okemos. 337-7125. 4-10-29 Michigan co-op. She later "I think co-ops are fabulous," eyes open received support from several Edwin Reuling, asst. director now for areas in the Mrs. Aiuppy said. "I wish they interested women, and of student activities and adviser community," he said. Inter-Cooperative Council (ICC) to the cooperative system, sponsored the first women's explained that most Ulrey INFINISHED stools, FURNITURE: night stands, Bar co-op here in over 12 years. The original group of 20, who furnishings are the result of "co-op cooperation." Police chest-of-drawers, bookcases, lived at 437 Abbot "A lot of girls brought their (continued from page one) THE STEREO Road, has "Police have got to stay prefinished picture frames and Shoppe is coming increased to 50, with half the own things from home," he said, in their separate efforts to build separate politically or they are more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 featuring a complete line of stereo women "while others with sewing ability South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C components. C-10/27 occupying a rented national unions. not going to muster public house next door. purchased materials and made PERSIAN CARPETS; Handscrafts A GOOD place to board your horse is Cooperative cleaning Students live for less at Ulrey Cassese, former head of New York's powerful Patrolmen's support," he said. "They can't get thrown into the hopper. TV; sofa, best offer. 373-2760 The 50 of by doing housework that other Ulrey residents expressed Benevolent Association, would at DAISY ACRES. Good riding women Ulrey House pay their way by units pay to have done. various They've got to remain neutral." days, 485-4135 after 5:30 p.m. advantages of co-op formally join with the working area, 10 minutes from campus. cooking and cleaning In other living units. 5-10/27 TLC our specialty. 641-6419. share In the They all First term co-op residents pay living in addition to financial man in a police union linked to X-3-10-27 upkeep of their rented house, but good $75 deposit and $25 savings. the AFL-CIO. 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the cooks are welcome anywhere. housing development fee, plus the "I've lived in three In recent months, two union home. Makes tapes for your.car, State News photo by Bill Porteous Peanuts Personal regular per term cost of $200. dormitories," June Grabemeyer, organization meetings have been too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 Dowagiac junior, said, "and the held in Washington. A third South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C PAMELA: LOVELINESS is an active girls here are a lot closer knit." meeting, called to draft a Residents also favored the proposed pineapple. And golden trees. AD. DEPT. WAITING individual key system and the bylaws for the as-yet-unnamed constitution and DRAFTED: STEREO records; Love, your Michael. 1-10/27 nearness of the house to household goods; clothes; hugh campus. union, will be held in Omaha, driftwood. 332-0515. X-5-10-28 VIRTUOUS MAIDEN: The Mary Pease, Rockford junior, Neb., next weekend. The next Computers Armenian Gypsy has left his explained that when her step would be a national GARAGE SALE: Deluxe mark! 1-10/27 husband was sent to Vietnam, organizing. stove, ironer, clothes, 2785 she preferred the toys BETTY: YOU'RE friendships and Cassese, long a thorn in the Southwood Drive, Heritage Hills. our only financial advantages of a co-op side of liberal Mayor John homecoming queen. Love, Your media to a concern with the Red Evenings and Saturday, 351-3526. concerned with the role of over a dormitory or apartment. X-3-10-27 Phi Mu Sisters. 1-10/27 Cross, better housing, and the . .. . Lindsay of New York, claims Co-op members found little support of thousands of The PTA, as well as the Federal fast-changing pace of Communications Commission service going to start giving lip •We're l similarity between living in policemen across the country. modern advertising has forced for women," Atkin said, Ulrey House and a sorority, "We're on the road," he says. (FCC). turntable. 655-3268. X 4-10-30 the MSU Advertising Dept. to "If radio and broadcasting are about the new push for "We structure admittance on a But the AFL-CIO is waiting for FLOOR MODEL stereo, 1969 model. update its function and facilities, to be cont-oHed cffectfve.y, Comnuters PUCe,"Cnt """ "IK evidence that Cassese ai.d his Wood Computers arp are going anino tn to hp be nnhro must Ko notice muct be moslo made at of fha the ® ... , ^ fellow organizers have real cabinet, solid state and used. Recent female graduates are junior, said. Any sophomore They have arrived, university level," Atkin said. rank-and-file backing. IF transistorized. Must sell at cost. Department chairman Kenward now working in large advertising w>th a 2.0 average can put her So far, said James Gildea, $79.95 cash East or terms. Michigan. 5-10/27 See at 1915 Service Atkin, said, but fmandil view and adapting t - what a ,000 to name on a waiting list." assistant to AFI -CIO president m* * »'(T) assistance is necessary before student will be $15,000 a year. Grabemeyer added that George Meany, the organisation doing not only Gienn Herriman DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and HORSES BOARDED: 2 large box they can be installed in the upon graduation, but in 10 years , 'We have the best advertising . . Ulrey residents have has given police no money or do engagement ring sets. Save 50 per stalls, outside riding ring, pastures. Journalism Bldg. Bide. Presently Presently the the as well department in the world and c as sorority personnel. But should a charter Volkswagen, Inc of the largest," Atkin said. cent or more. Large selection of Williamston, 655-1784. 2-10/28 University is unable to provide five-year education be granted, the AFL-CIO could plain and fancy diamonds. any funds. 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. practically a necessity now," provide policemen with massive S 2 5 $ 1 5 0. LANSING, MICHIGAN 489 - WILCOX Typing Service The computers will allow Atkin said. "Most students with support. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East instant contact for research and PHONE 482-6226 a 2.6 or better average go on to Kappa Alpha Psi Michigan. 485-4391. C TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general will take MacEachern contends a police over the task of media grad school immediately, or union should be independent typing. Dictaphone or tape selection. APPLE CIDER. No preservatives transcription. 393-3663. TF and not affiliated with the giant Newspapers throughout the added. CENTENNIAL MARKET. (continued from page one) This thing took •s by surprise, AFL-CIO. 4 miles North of country are turning to electronic trained in concepts, as well Lansing on U S ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Gariing said. 27. O-10/27 offset printing. Complete service computers in type setting. To basic skills, The information for tht allow "There is only one black for graduates to enter the Introduction to Advertising original story came from T»d ' dissertations, theses, s ernity even close to CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for manuscripts, general typing. IBM. computerized advertising world, 205 has bcome more theoretical, Dziak, president of the IFC, "We the being in the department is 7C, and 'ia? is Kapna 20 years experience. 332-8384. encouraging Atkin said. At the beginning of will work out what ever sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 C electives in computer courses. the course, students are given a misunderstanding we have with Alpha Psi," Bess* How can Christian He said that the BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. Majors are no longer receiving set of models in order to Ted Dziak," Bessent said. G.E. CONSOLE cable FM stereo phono, No job too large or too small. an institutionally-oriented understand the audience for "I hope he doesn't see this representatives c .ot.,miu,c9 went we, to . the Science help you? or wall model, all Block off campus. 332-3255. C preparation for product sales or which they will be working. article as saying Ted Dziak Kappa Alpha Psi's position in " transistorized. $110. entrance intothe newspaper field, " 353-8747 The before 5 advertising production intentionally lied, because that the council and to p.m. or 485 5011. TYPING-IN my home. Thesis and Atkin said. <>what was laboratory is being expanded isn't so," Bessent added. 1-10/27 term papers. Experienced The focus is on social with an emphasis on electronics, Up » Come to this Christian Science Lecture 393-4075. 14-11-2 Reiterating Kappa Alpha Psi's Bessent also said that "if th YOU WON'T believe responsibility. Emphasis is being as well as production. present position, Willie Cohens, 8:00 P.M., Thursday, October 30 our large shifted can becomp more relent from communications The selection of Frame styles. COMPLETE THESIS Serv department is also Newark, N.J., junior, said they to our needs we East Lansing High School Auditorium wi„ remain jn OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Discount printing, typing and 509 Burcham Drive Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. binding of theses, term papers, C-10/31 resumes and publications. Lowest situation and to see if the IFC prices available. Located across DIAMOND WEDDING set, solitare. $250 new, $100. 484-3658 after 6 from campus on corner of M.A.C. and Grand River, below the Style Lebanon conflict could relevantly benefit the black community." World Campus Afloat p.m. 5-10/31 Shop. Call COPYGRAPH GUITAR AND cover $20; Large SERVICES, 337-1666. C (continued from page one) Hussein a special message from Coalition gains is a college that does more snake cage, |15. Wood skis, $10. Typewriter Nasser on the Lebanon crisis. Kristi, 353-1727, days. 1-1C/27 (E lectrlcs) Repair A curfew remained most of Lebanon's in effect in major cities Bahjat Later he met Prime Minister Talhouni and other than broaden horizons. BASEMENT SALE: dinettes. Some real Sofas, beds, bargains. Call Foreign fc Domestic for the third straight day. Jordanian government leaders. four-seat lead manager, HOLIDAY Apartments. 337-0421. 3-10/29 MANOR Louis E. May.Sr. (Campus Book Store- ED 2 -0877 Hassan Sabry el Kholy, special The envoy of Egyptian President suspicion that North Atlantic Soviet Union voiced It sails to them and beyond. L Across from Union Gamal Abdel Nasser, arrived in Alliance Amman Sunday and gave maneuvers in the in Australia GIBSON ELECTRIC guitar with case, PAULA ANN Haughey Complete King Mediterranean were part of an $100; KLH model 24, 4 speakers, Professional Thesis Service. IBM alleged U.S. plot to heighten SYDNEY, Australia Again in 1970, the World Campus Afloat $225; Car tape deck, $20. Selectric Typewriters, Multilith tension in Lebanon. (AP) - Au stral ia's ruling program of Chapman College and Associated 332-6106. 2-10/28 Offset Printing and Hard Under Binding. a headline "Is Liberal-Country party coalition Colleges and Universities will take qualified Free Brochure and Estimates. Call Intervention Being Prepared?" STEREO PANASONIC two 337-1527. C clung to a four-seat lead over the students, faculty and staff into the world speakers, the Soviet Communist party tuner, AM-FM stereo turntable, opposition Labor party Monday laboratory. $135. Electric guitar, Daneleltro newspaper Pravda said: "There with five of the 125 seats in TYPING WANTED, term papers, arises a fully justified suspicion Parliament still undecided. Chapman College now is accepting final six string. This guitar has a mind dissertations, etc. Experienced applications for the next three consecutive of its own. Will bicker. 351-1192. typist. Electric machine. Can pick 24 general admission tickets tc about the fact that it was not by Test returns indicated that the MSU-lndiana 332-1075 chance that the organization of coalition parties had won 62 semesters: Spring 1970, Fall 1970 and 2-10/28 up. 882-2639. 1-10/27 game. 2-10/28 these maneuvers coincided with seats and the Labor party 58. Spring 1971. Preliminary applications also SKI EQUIPMENT; skis, poles, car events in Lebanon. The Prime Minister John G. Gorton may be made for all future semesters. rack, size 9 boots. $40 372-7497. Real Estate WANTED: STORAGE space. 4' x 5' synchronization area. Call after 5 p.m was just too predicted his government would1 Fall semesters depart New York for ports 2-10/28 393-6143. exact. WAVERLY AREA 2, 4 bedroom emerge with a majority when all in Western Europe and the Mediterranean, Xc2-10-27 "Either the maneuvers or the ranches. All the extras. 10% down the votes are counted. Labor GIBSON HOLLOW electric guitar. Africa and South America, ending in conventional or FHA. 694-9194 Lebanese events could be an party leader Gough Whitlam said $150.; Gibson 25 watt amplifier NEED 2 general admission tickets to Los Angeles. Spring semesters circle the $110. 351^»156. 5-10/31 or 484 8174. 5-10/31 integral part of plans by he would neither concede defeat the MSU-INDIANA game. Will nor claim victory world from Los Angeles through the Orient, imperialist forces directed yet. pay. Joe, 355-9227. 5 10/29 The Labor party which held India and South Africa to New York. Art student Leana Leach of Long Beach GIBSON E-B2 hollow body bass T ransportation toward further heightening only 42 seats in the previous sketches ruins of once-buried city during Like new. Must sell. Call 353-9344 tension in the Middle East, For a catalog and other information, World Campus Afloat visit to Pompeii. afternoons. S-10/31 NEED ONE junior or senior ticketj which puts this explosive area on Parliament, had campaigned WANTED: DAILY ride to Battle strongly on its pledge to end the complete and mail the coupon below. for MSU-IND game. Will pay. Joel. the brink of a Creedk, winter student teaching. highly serious draft and bring Australian troops FANTASTIC PLASTIC inflatable 351-9079. X-3-10-27 351 3198. 2-10/28 conflict." home from Vietnam. SAFETY INFORMATION: The s.s. furniture. Wide variety. Low Communist China also accused Ryndam, prices. Call 337-9215, noon to WANTED: FOUR tickets MSU-IND the United registered in The Netherlands, meets States of midnight. 5-10/31 Wanted game. Call 355-5311, call after 2 International Safety Standards for new ships "dispatching men and troops for SAY IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 p.m. 2 10/28 a naked aggression against the Hanoi to free developed in 1948 and meets 1966 fire PEOPLEI Talk about business Arab countries." safety requirements. BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN services with a Student Service Peking's official New China POODLES Silver Two females, registered. puppies. $60. Call Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 today for details. SCENE with an exciting new job. News Check today's Classified Ads! Agency complained that "simultaneously with the three prisoners 627-5933. 5-10-30 TWO TICKETS for Lebanese authorities' SAIGON homecoming (AP)--Radio Hanoi game. Call after 10 p.m. suppression of the Palestinian has announced that three U.S. Chapman College, Orange, Calif. 92666 Mobil* Hom»« 351-3146. 5-10/29 guerrillas, the Jordanian Army soldiers listed as missing in Please send your catalog and any other material I need to have. FOUND A DOG, LOST A CAT? authorities also blocked the action will be released, the U.S. GREAT LAKES 1961 10X50. 2 WANTED 2 student tickets Check today's "Lost & Found" Palestinian guerrillas stationed in Command said early today. bedrooms, furnished, storage shed. MSU-IND. game Jan Stewart, SCHOOL INFORMATION HOME INFORMATION Close to MSU. $2200. 332-0003. 332-3551.3-10/27 ads now. Jordan from crossing the Jordan The three soldiers, all from the 3-10-28 IT WORKS! IT REALLY WORKS River to attack the enemy and American division, have been _ BLOOD DONERS NEEDED. $7.50 FAST! Sell household goods with demanded that the guerrillas missing from dates ranging from ~Lait~Nari ANDERSON 30X8. Set up Trailei for all positive. A negative, B Classified Ad. Dial 355-8255 evacuate their positions. a January, 1968 to January 1969, Haven, East Lansing. 485 2289 negative and AB negative, $10.00. toda' 'The series of developments a spokesman said. He said it was 482-0529. 5-10/31 O negative, $12. MICHIGAN have made it abundantly clear not disclosed when they would COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, that the brutal suppression of be freed. i o«t & Found 507% East Grand River, East the Palestinian guerrillas is a He said a check of Lansing. Above the new Campus Army serial vicious scheme A PATTERN FOR PROGRESS is thai Book Store, hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 painstakingly numbers supplied Hanoi identified by Radio ssted in □ Fall Spring □ right help. Advertise for people p.m. Monday , Wednesday and plotted by U.S. imperialism and missing men as; with Classified Ad. Dial its partners to throttle the armed Spec. 4 Willie A. a Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Watkins, Pfc. 355-8255 nowl p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C struggle of the Palestinian James H. Strickland Jr., and Pfc. people." Coy R. TJnsley. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 27, 1969 Police face issue of "Terry vs Ohio," opened the new of a laws suspect to search for be confiscated, but not way for allowing police to stop weapons, but not evidence, submitted as evidence method of finding out exactly and search warrants. and frisk a person if they felt Sturgis said. «Every decision in the court The basic problem of police what the new law is. Sturgis cited an incredible they had some indication a ^ affects your work in the street," He said that since 1960, decision" by the Supreme Court crime had been committed today is to become aware of , • • ecinco U U rupiTe , crime had been committed or The weapons can then be used Sturgis told the women police, current legislation and abide by radical changes have occurred in in 1968 which gives the police was gojng to be committed. The as evidence in court. Prior to this "You've got to know them it, a special -6 agent of the FBI in the law as it affects police power to search when they never court ruling states that an officer decision, if any weapons were abide by them, or we'll lose Detroit said at a symposium last officers. Contrary to common could before. A case, known as can paj down the outer garments found on a suspect, they could cases in court " week thought, however, not all legislation has resulted in Placement Bureau James Sturgis, addressing the first conference for Women restraining the police. Recent Police of Michigan at MSU, said legislation has limited the there has been a great deal of officers in such areas as Accountants. change in the law. Recent obtaining a confession, the right The following employers will division-Michigan), Mead Corp., NOV. 3 Bell Naval Fleet Missile Systems - System Supreme Court decisions are to counsel and probable cause be interviewing from Oct. 31 M Analysis and Evaluation Group, through Nov. 7. If you (comprised of Michigan Bell, Raytheon Co., Sears Roebuck requiring law enforcement for arrest, however, AT&T Co., Western Electric, and Co., Sears Roebuck and Co., officers to become "legal ^ MONDAY, NOV. 3: Burgess Bell Telephone laboratories) and (data processing). Smith, technicians," he said. Hinchman and Grylls Assoc. ' and Corp. Sandia i u Corp ' WeTare held by the courts and J and seizure, Sturgis said, not all fnr ..... ....... .. .... on in advance, Bureau, interview to sign up and to obtain Co., Nipel, Diamond Caterpillar ShamrockTractor 1 > NOV. 4: Inc., Union Carbide Corp. defense attorneys to a much of which limit the police, (formerly Diamond Alkali Co), Altschuler, Melvoin and Glasser: (Linde division), Baker-Perkins, stricter law than we ever had to "Decisions by the Si Certified Public Accountants, The bureau will be glad to give Heath Survey Consultants, Inc., face before," Sturgis said. "We Court have been very startling, interested students additional Internal Revenue Service Atlantic Rickfield Co., Celanese are faced today with the he said. "Some give the officer ^fe^ion"concerning" major (D district office), Corp., Continental Can Co. Inc., NOV. 5 and 6: situation where police seldom more rights, while some restrict requirements, United Corp., Chicago Tribune Co., Deere and Corning Glass Works, Union geographical Mcnamee, Porter and Seeley, Co., H. J. Heinz Co., Jewel Oil Co., of California. appear in court without facing him to the point where he's locations and degree requisites, Companies, Inc., Jewel Food NOV. 5 - 7 : Marriott Corp. defense attorneys. We must never been restricted before." Michigan Chemical Co: MILITARY OBLIGATIONS. Stores, Jewel: Home Shopping THURSDAY, Nov. 6: Aetna know how to handle the law." Sturgis cited a June 1969 Students should interview with (Research and Development), Metropolitan Life Life and Casualty Co. {casualty n Michigan National Bank, City of Service, Supreme Court case -- "Chimel employers Inflated s Sturgis, who practiced law from 1958 to 1960, explained vs California" - where the court have no though they npleted their Motorola nductor Inc. products Insurance Co., Peoples Gas Light and and Coke Co., Pure Oil Division divisions, surety , group Allied and Mills, life Inc., T ake guess. It could be anything, but It would that the core of the problem is decided that a house is such a military service. Most employers South field Public of Union Oil Co., of California, Campbell Soup Co., Chicago take heap of sauce to cover noodles this big. the fact that, although officers protected place that the officer will be interested in the student Schools, Union Carbide Corp. A. O. Smith Corp., Sylvania Public Schools, Cornell State News photo are expected to abide by should not be able to search it before after his duty with and Forces. (foods products division), U.S. Electric Products, Inc. Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc., solely because he has made an the Armed " Army Audit Agency, Warren WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5: Detroit Bank and Trust, Ford FRIDAY, OCT - 31: Computer arrest. Woods Public Schools, Western Airport Community Schools, Motor Co., (product engineering, Now the officer Technology, Inc., Flint Union Telegraph. Bank of Commonwealth, 3endix sales and marketing, general only has the Community Schools, Goodyear ... , ,, , Corp., City of Detroit, R. R. schedule, manufacturing Ryubber (Cher*cal Doors open to help youth right to search the_person and Tire and Co; MONDAY AND TUESDAY, the Donnelley and Sons Co., Host operations, financial area immediately and Jackson division), Aerospace NOV. 3 and 4: Dept. of the International, Inc., Keeler Brass management), Miles surrounding him, Sturgis said. CorpM Harris, Kerr, Foster and Navy, Dow Corning Corp., Dun Co., Libbey- Owens-Ford Co., Laboratories, Inc., Steelcase LTV Aerospace Corp. and Bradstreet, Inc., Killam and Muskegon Public Schools, Naval Inc., Tennessee Valley ~ " Valk Certified Public in Volunteer Action effort : Civil Engineering Laboratory, Authority, Upjohn Co. VOLUNTEER ACTION: Does constructive social action hit FAMILY tutorial SERVICES: Give after school and SPECIAL ASSISTANCE: Help fourth grader out of depression nee death of father. A mature 1 home? If so, take a closer look on weekends big brother c ngful volunteer sister or as a tuTor." 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