Friday The men. MICHIGAN Cloudy. TATE NEWS . . . who succeed best in public . . .with occasional light rain. life are those who take the risk of standing by their own STATE Highs in Continued wet the upper Saturday. fifties. convictions. -James A. Garfield UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 31, 1969 Vol. 62 Number 77 Gagged Panther for second consecutive day CHICAGO (AP) Seale and dragged him to an adjacent lawyer but Hoffman has refused to - Black Panther leader After a recess, Leonard I. Bobby G. Seale, strapped to a chair and room. Jerry Rubin, a codefendant, another defense lawyer, asked the recognize this. judge to gagged for a second day, overcame these shouted; "The marshall just hit Bobby in Two other defendants, Thomas E. poll the jury of 10 women and 2 men to restraints Thursday and twice interrupted the mouth with his elbow." Hayden, 30, and Abbott "Abbie" determine if the disturbances affect them. his trial. Seale screamed that that the marshals Thomas A. Foran, U.S. district attorney, Hoffman, 31, also made sereral remarks to Seale, one of eight men being tried on were kicking him and he called the judge a called Weinglass' motion "gross spectators and in the presence of the jury. charges of conspiring to incite rioting "rotten low life, lying Facist dog." misconduct." Weinglass began a reply and At least three of the defendants, and during last year's Democratic National Newsmen sitting less than a foot from in the middle of his argument Richard M. sometimes all, have refused to stand when Convention, once slipped off his gag and Seale said they did not see any blows Judge Hoffman entered left the Schultz, an asst. to Foran, leaped up and or shouted obscenities at Judge Julius J. struck. courtroom. Each time the judge has noted began yelling at Weinglass. Hoffman. William M. Kinstler, a defense lawyer, for the record which defendants failed to Throughout the arguments, Seale The second time he mumbled muffled said during the ruckus: "Your Honor, continued his muffled shouts. stand. sounds through the t tightly wound cloth when are we going to stop this medievel Other defendants David T. Judge Hoffman denied the motion to are Dellinger, while the judge was addressing the U.S. torture... I am utterly ashamed at this 54, John R. Froines, 31, and Lee Weiner, poll the jurors because he said the form of District Court jury. moment to be an American lawyer." the motion was bad. Weinglass asked if he 31. The first interruption was quelled by "You should be," Judge Hoffman could rephrase the motion. "No," Judge The eight men are specifically charged U.S. marshals who immediately pinned replied. Hoffman said. with the conspiring to cross state lines with intent to cause rioting. If convicted, Face of H Judge Hoffman was instructing members to each could be sentenced to a maximum of disregard the incidents in the The frost is the the pumpkin as Halloween night draws nigh. HIGH COURT RULES courtroom, but Seale continued shouting 10 years in prison and fined $20,000. The traditional on Seale is the only defendant not free on night when creatures of the netherworld are sup¬ through the gag. A marshal placed his hand over Seale's face and he was again taken bail. He is held each night in the Cook posed to make an appearance will see more than one jack-o- Secret hearing Country Chicago Jail on a fugitive warrant lantern lit up with candles in windows and on porch steps. This out of the room. His gag again came off and he shouted as he was carried through from New Haven, Conn., where he is jack-o-lantern is one of many entered in Shaw Hall's annual the door, "He's (the judge) a liar!" charged with murdering another Panther. pumpkin carving contest. State News photo by Rob Porter Simultaneously, Rennard C. "Rennie" for Kopechne Davis, a co-defendant, stood and told the jurors that while they were out of the BOSTON (AP) — The long-delayed inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne's death must be held in secret, "improper for have had a me to chance to see comment before 1 the decision." "As I understand it," he said, "the courtroom the marshals had struck Seale. Judge Hoffman then suggested until the afternoon a recess session, but the prosecution asked to continue. Seale was Bill introduced in house with the press and decision was made while I was en route and returned to the courtroom, this time so public barred, the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled Thursday. I, of course, haven't had a chance to read gagged that he could not move his lower to give Oakland autonomy The court also ruled that witnesses at the it. I am satisfied the court acted jaw. expeditiously, and I hope the proceedings The judge then ordered a recess for the inquest -- including Sen. Edward M. will be held soon." remainder of the morning session, about an Kennedy, in whose car Miss Kopechne died hour earlier than usual. "Thereare aspects may be accompanied and advised by - In its decision, which was unanimous and of this case I want to consider before I counsel, but it denied a request from leader and sponsor of the bill, said Oakland The trustees' committee on Oakland has spanned 17 typed pages, the state high resume this trial," he said. Kennedy's lawyers that they be given the court said it ordered the inquest and two branch campuses of the University not yet met, but has requested Carr to privilege of cross-examination. held Judge Hoffman ordered Seale bound and of Michigan (U-M) are too expensive for se .et'y investigate the legal aspects of the * The court also denied a request from 4 pi. .-u the integrity, th< gagged Wednesday after he repeatedly A bill was introduced into the Michigan the state to run as affiliates. severance. The committee is to report to Kennedy's lawyers that Edgartown District investigatory character and the interrupted the court with demands that he house of Representatives Wednesday that "It's like the trustees in December. effectiveness of the be allowed to defend himself. trying to run a jetliner Court Judge James A. Boyle be disqualified inquest." would grant Oakland University its operation with only two passengers," "I've always said that when it was better from presiding at the proceeding. He contends he fired Junstler as his autonomy from MSU. Montgomery said. for Oakaland to be independent, I wou'd (please turn to page 13) The decision leaves to Boyle the matter Geroge Montgomery, Democratic floor The two U-M branches-at Flint and support it," Stevens said Thursday. of rescheduling the inquest. It was to have Dearborn-would also be made autonomous "I can't imagine that the legislature started Sept. 3 in Edgartown. but was under the would oppose it," he said, "but I think the Montgomery bill. postponed Sept. 2 when Kennedy's lawyers took their requests to the state Supreme TRUSTEES TO ACT Wednesday the State Board of Education board of education's approval will be announced persuasive." Court. support of the move for Oakland is Oakland's independence. a growing, established Reached at his home on Martha's institution and autonomy would add to its School of Oakland Chancellor Woodward Varner Vineyard, Boyle said he would have no comment on the decision until he has time to read it fully. He added tha\ he would set a new date Os asked the board of trusteees two weeks ago to consider a separation of Oakland and MSU. A committee, consisting of board of prestige, he said. If Oakland becomes autonomous, it will have its own governing board appointed for eight-year terms by the governor. 'for the inquest />nly after his study of the trustees' Chairman Don Stevens, decision is complete. decision D-Okemos; Vice-Chairman Frank Boyle must issue a report after the Merriman, R-Deckerville; University inquest in which he determines the legal -- as opposed to the medical -- cause of death. The report may or may not lead to further The State Board of Education offered expec Martin said he feels fairly sure there will attorney was Leland Carr; Executive Vice-President Jack Breslin; and Varner. established to investigate the proposal. legal action. To affect Oakland's autonomy the the school to MSU Wednesday after be a School of Osteopathy at MSU. Kennedy was flying from Washington to trustees must resolve their Boston when the state Supreme Court's legislation passed Aug. 5 required that they Trustee Kenneth W. Thompson, R-East willingness to The MSU Board of Trustees will establish Oakland's independence and the decision was announced. assign the school to either the University of Lansing, said he was "delighted" that MSU He talked briefly with newsmen upon his probably act to accept or reject the Michigan. Wayne State University or MSU was selected as the site for the school and legislature must pass a bill enabling the state-supported School of Osteopathy Nov. action. arrival here, saying he thought it would be by Nov. 3. termed it a great opportunity for the 21. Acting President Adams said Thursday University. According to board chairman Don the terms and conditons of the board of Stevens, D-Okemos, the trustees will act trustees will have to be met "because MSU Since much of the teaching will be Floats on parade favorably if conditions they specified in is an autonomous institution and the State common to both the School of Osteopathy MOTIVES QUESTIOHED September for acceptance of the school are Board of Education can't tell us we have to and College of Medicine and the met. legislature This year' Homecoming floats--30 of accept the school." has provided the for School of Osteopathy These conditions include cooperation Stevens said the board of education has to have a separate dean them-will appear in an all-campus parade House OK's draft Thompson does beinning at 3 p.m. today at the Stadium. The parade will circle South Complex dormitories, East Complex dormitories, then go around West Circle Drive past the from the osteopathic profession^dditional funds for building and faculty, standards and rights of the school to be equal to all other colleges within the university and an indicated however recognition of their conditions, and agreement with them. they are generally in If the terms are not met precisely as not feel there will be the two schools. any conflict between Members of the osteopathic profession plan; must accept MSU in return, however, judge's reviewing stand at the Union. understanding that the University regards adequate funding of its existing College of Human Medicine as its first priority. stated, according to trustee Martin, D-East Lasnsing. the board may still bi * "The Governor's Commission By JEANNE SADDLER nine-year-old son's friends were reform package is facmg attempts to go in a good "It will control makes meaningless^ present i an(j parochial schools would be mean over State News Staff Writer aware of the Practice of opposition by members of his freedom to choose, direction by bad methods," he what is taught and how it is own party, as well as the Democrats. said. "Michigan citizens have the suDjeciea 10 evaluation, accountability J same and explained, "and these will result . in maV:' making a poor situation „ , t taught, it will mean a deadening contormity and it frankly » <• ,. Anna Marie . ... Hayr,eaUcati„„al ° ™ have reached his present position £ quality controls as public p Opportunities Programs and the Richard Durant, chairman of right to choose and send their ^hools " he said. worse." envisions that those local schools Center jf he were not Jjt ghe If the which have striven for excellence the 14th District Republican Committee of Detroit, said at a children to a non-public school, plained that estimated state reviews the charged John l311 Roetman, J. conc'uded that she was being presumably chosen because it is governor's1"pian pian "is is "socialistic operating budget of will be down-graded by the director of married held suspect, because she is news conference Thursday that not under state control and socialistic |Qca| districts and allocates the lower standards of the rest," housing, because it contradicts the with peering he is fundg neede(J llR wjn ^ g Durantsajd in her window last urging legislators to defeat "I understand my being all Friday afternoon. The incident parts of the Republican he,d in suspect because that is a was documented in a letter to governor's program. part of 'our' perceptual image," In a four-page letter to every Acting President Adams. the letter said. "Mr. Roetman Cigarette tax hike needed Roetman refused to comment member of the Michigan appears to be representative of on the charge. Legislature, Durant charged that Mrs. Hayes said she has been the unwritten ideals of this the governor's program is society (not the ideals espoused the victim of unwarranted "socialistic" and "would make iu t U.S. Constitution), harassment and hostility from the state's problems worse g| is her neighbors ever since she questioned in help reform bill instead of solving them. to education, in professional support moved to Spartan Village. "The governor's program will endeavors and, yes, in their violate the principle of local control over local education and the first six months in el tect and My hero appears clandestine. I am hard All-American Citizens." will sharply limit the freedom of By ED HUTCHISON Critics have said an increase move may not be possible: Randy Buschman, who Enclosed in the letter to $45 million in the next fiscal put to understand why the choice of the citizens of State News Staff Writer cou)d iead to an illegal flow of "The greatest hope lies in the teaches Adams was a copy of a State year. a University of manager of married housing Michigan," Durant said. Michigan's chief executive said igarettes into pattern of improving education Man course, also collects News story of Oct. 27 discussing Milliken asked for the increase would not avail himself of the The last page of the letter to Michigan. inequality. This can be done sex-linked crimes Thursday that he "remains to help pay for the overhaul of Marvel comics and is now common procedure of knocking on campus. the members of the legislature Milliken said it wouldn't through better housing, job Copies of the letter hopefur that legislation will the state's educational system. up to his ears in them. on a door to register his were also made several proposals for surface from committees to help "bother" him if the state had to training and employment that sent to President-elect Clifton "I've disucssed with Sen. make it economically State Ne s photo by Wayne intentions," Mrs. Hayes wrote. increasing freedom of choice for payforhis proposed educational stamp cigarette packages to Wharton; Robert Green, director DeMaso (R-Battle Creek, and Mun Pointing out that her parents, and introducing reform package, assure the tax was being paid. possible to move." of the Center for Urban Affairs; chairman of the senate's "compeition" into our qov Milliken told newsmen The recent Supreme Court Jack Breslin, executive vice taxation committee) all the bills educational system. lucituoiKu sysiein. that he has not given up on a before his committee I uraori ^ r i , NOBEL PEACE PRIZE president of MSU; Joseph ^re£| , Durant proposed, instead, that tareiui coiSrat proposed hlke of five cents on McMillan, director of Equal parents hube allowed to send cnnj their each package of cigarettes, , . .r • consideration ' and ot and am am nraised by praised [ m m iken. Mi bv Milliken. W"S Opportunities Programs; Emery children to either public or hopeful they'll be reported out." pleased to see the deduct from state and local The increase in the tax which, private schools "and be able to jf passed, would amount to a total of 12 cents on each The governor said he has received no information that if the tax is increased a subsequent Supreme Court reach decision it did. The President the U.S. physicist Foster, dormitory and food service News. manager; and the State school tax bills, the tuition up to package of cigarettes, is wants integration, but it's a McMillan called the incident the amount the government increase in bootlegging would matter of how to proceed. STOCKHOLM (AP)-The 1969 The R°yal Swedish Academy Swedish Academy said, "and his estimated to yield $18 million follow. Nobel Prize in Physics was °f Science cited Gell-Mann for contributions have in many cases "unforgivable." "It's a bad thing "We have to move quickly, decisively and sometimes awarded Thursday to Murray nis contributions and been of decisive" Importance for *hfefn Jve out their The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State displeasantly," Milliken said. Gell-Mann of the California discoveries concerning the further development. This is different lifestyles harassment," he said. without University, is published every class day and Sundays during Institute of Technology, giving classification of elementary particularly true of his Milliken noted that although a The other administrators were four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. the United States two of the particles and their interactions. discoveries concerning the family can legally move to an u"'"u1 available for comment Subscription rate is $14 per year. Reached at his Pasadena, classification of the elementary liP1 avai,ab,e to Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlan< area where a bet ter education is ^ Nobel Pnzes ,n sc,ence for alif.. Calif., home bv teleDhone. by telephone. particles and their interactions." lhursday afternoon. Gell-Mann, 40, said, "I was sort Gell-Mann did his Daily Press Association, Associated Collegii.te Press, Michiga, of hoping for" the Nobel honor undergraduate work at Yale, Press Association, Michigan Collegiate States Student Press Association. Press Association, Unite« ROSES. ROSES. ROSES 6 RE D ROSES then added, "but I was not really expecting it." The award a cash prize of $72 800. received his Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1951, and did physics Canadians urge Second class postage paid at East Lansing. arranged in Michigan Glenn Herriman a glass goblet - "Gell-Mann has produced research and teaching draft evader aid Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Service Volkswagen, Inc. or 5^99 12 RED ROSES L fundemental work in nearly all domains of his field" the Princeton and Chicago before going to Caltech 14 years ago. WINNIPEG, Canada (AP) — A Phones: panel at the New Democratic party convention recommended Editorial Classified Advertising Display Advirtisin;? 355-825li 355-8255 353-0400 PHoiME 482-6226 Super more assistance for American draft evaders and deserters. The group wants to waive Business-Circulation Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 Strikes normal entry- rules for U.S. political refugees opposed to the Vietnam war. 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IN THE 1 203 MAC — Downstairs 966 TROWBRIDGE ROAD RATHSKELLER (MGdk OFEAST LANSING jhoneJ)37-2(3n_ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. October 31. 1969 3 NEWS U.S. asks for closed peace PARIS talks (AP) - The United meetings, "but we could agree Revolutionary Government on the basis of the PRG's "If have atternativ. States nronospri States proposed Thursriav Thursday thatthat on exactlv exactly what what would would hebe said said (PRCKdelp0atinn (PRG)-delegation, immorliQfnh vn.. ^ an Lodge, again emphasizing U.S. summary immediately m. ,i. 10-point ^ the Vietnam peaece talks be program, that calls for frustration, as he did last week, to the press after each session. denounced the Lodge proposal UII1,uuie , u, the unconditional withdrawal of when he refused to deliver his restricted to the four cur principal The US. delegation as a maneuver" to avoid direct withdrawal," Lodge told Th=p. all U.S. and other foreign allied "we are prepared to consider it "; formal statement told the North delegates and advisers in a spokesman deniedthat the Nov. alks with the PRG, to "legalize" closed-sessions; attempt to trooops and the establishment of Thuv repeated Hanoi's claim Vietnam and PRG delegates that new 41 date was related to President the Saigon and break the deadlock. Nixon's Nov. 3 speech „ Saj^" regime, to reg'me; and to a provisional coalition a nm«icinnQi tl . that the question of mutual „<• ... , in the previous 39 sessions they Hanoi and the Viet Cong machinations to government in South Vietnam, withdrawal was "absurd." He had done nothing "but demand Vietnam. He said the date was . continue and intensify the war ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■in imiii ■■■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiMiiinii mini turned down the bid at the 40th Lodge repeated President said the United States sought to unilateral actions by us and picked because it allowed ample of aggression." Nixon's May session of the talks. Both sides time for delegations to prepare, 14 proposals for cause confusion "between the engage in vituperative language She said she was ready for mutual thdrawals of all all this time you have . agreed that no progress has been Lodge has complained aggressor, the United States, and non-South Vietnamese troops the allowed agreement only on the made in the Paris discussions and frequently that the sessions in delegati fighter against aggressi "I've always under international supervision, said that if and each blamed the other for the their present form turn into the Vietnamese people." shape of the table." | when it was better for Oakland failure. propaganda exercises. Formal (University) to be independent, / U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot speeches are read and then BLACK PROTEST would support it. " Lodge, calling for "a new released for world consumption -Don Stevens, D-Okemos, approach to break out of this and little else happens. He sterile situation and promote Vossar considers this virtually a public building chairman of the MSU Board of Trustee serious negotiations," proposed meeting. that the four chief delegates His aim is to cut down the meet next Tuesday in a present attendance by the four restricted session accompanied delegations from 15 or so POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (AP) demands were i black studies A band of black "We have stopped the school," program and president, Claudia Thomas, said iimmimimmmi by no more than three advisers members each to just a few. and women students at exclusive separate black housing a request was made to speak to each. to control by agreement what is Vassar a spokesman for the student The takeover came at 3:25 Vassar President Alan Lodge said there would be "no disclosed publicly, College peacefully seized the Afro-American Society declared. Simpson. a m. The girls walked Miss Thomas said Simpson Internotionol News public release of the record" of Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, chief of administration building early The spokesmen said there through the front door of the made no reply to the today and sakl the occupation building request. what was said at restricted the Viet Cong's Provisional 59 black students at the school ^ niah wat ^ She said the girls burned a would ^ ■ n West German Chancellor Willy Brandt agreed continue until black with a indent body of 1,600. pig in More than effigy and then ended the Thursday that his government would pay over S2 half the blacks then locked demonstration, making no million to victims of the Nazis in Czechozlovakia World War II. The money is to be used to compensate Czech citizens during Pro-Arab guerillas attack occupied the building, she said. was The blacks said the occupied because the school building door The occupation came aftc attempt to enter the building. Vassar available officials were not immediately but there administration has not whom the Nazis used in concentration camps for Saturday be the Afro-Amei were reports of a meeting under responded to demands for medical experiments. The agreement was signed in Bonn by delegations Lebanese mountain town Society, at which time from the treasuries of both nations. The guerrillas tried also to overrun a Lebanese BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Arab guerrillas air force base at blasted the mountain fortress town of Rashaya Klayat. Street fighting flared With what was officially called moderate fighting in anew in the guerrilla-entrenched port city of with rockets and mortars Thursday and then Vietnam last week, 102 Americans were killed. 24 more tried to storm the Lebanese army stronghold but Tripoli. than during the week before. The U.S. Command in The battle for Rashaya which has been under e driven back, military spokesmen said. attack for three days, could prove a decisive Saigon also listed 287 Vietnamese losses. 24 less than Army officers reported that the guerrillas factor in the conflict between the the week before, and 2,303 North Vietnamese and Viet charged up the rocky slopes leading to Rashaya's guerrillas, who want freedom to use the fortress screaming "Allah! Allah!" and firing country as a base for Cong killed, an increase of 400. anti-Israeli raids, and the government, which wildly. Most of their shots went into the air. the fears Israeli reprisals. officers said, but the heavy shelling that preceded National News the attack wounded four Lebanese soldiers, three the Built atop a mountain in eastern Lebanon near of them seriously. Syrian border the town overlooks a vital Hundreds of families fled the border supply route that runs from Syria through Plans were announced Thursday for Veterans' Day areas as Lebanon to guerrilla bases in the south, within the battle grew more savage. "freedom rally" at the Washington Monument to striking distance of Israel. permit "the silent majority" to voice its views on Vietnam. But the sponsors, including the American the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said the Nov. 1 1 Legion and gathering CLOSEST PACKAGE LIQUOR will not be a counter-demonstration to the STORE TO CAMPUS. get out of-Vietnam-now rally's scheduled for Nov 13-15. COLD BEER TOO! However, an organizer of the gathering said, "We would be Oattered" if the antiwar groups demonstrate against it. Sen John J. William*. R-Del.. said Thursday that federal land valued at more than S2 million was given to a group of Texans in the last days of the Johnson administration. Williams, calling for an investigation into the grant, said the three Texans used the land to construct a nursing home. He also said Dept. of Health. Education and Welfare loans paid the total construction bill, meaning that the promoters put none of their own money into the project A little-know American oil company has asked the White House to exempt it from already-riddled oil import laws so it can import Iranian oil with Iran using the money to buy U.S. goods, including arms. When the Shall of Iran was in Washington last week, he discussed with President Nixon an oil-for-arms agreement. The Shah was told the matter would be considered. The American company Planet Oil and Mineral Corp. of Dallas Tex., would import 200.000 barrels a day and deposit payments in American banks. Iran would use this credit to purchase consumer and military goods. Michigan News The State Court of Appeals has confirmed the conviction of a Detroit man for "ogling" a teenage girl Oman Wilson Jr. has appealed the original co that he "did improperly and wrongfully ogle annoy follow and pursue a 14-year-old girl in 1967 on th public streets of the citv." The girl testified Wilson invited her to "come int car baby" while he was stopped at a red light. Alter a line-up. Wilson was convicted and sentenced to 15 days in jail, one year's probation and a S I 50 tine. Louis Corwin. a 38-year-old Cassopolis farmer charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting ot a teenager during a pumpkin patch raid, was released from the ("ass County Jail Thursday afternoon after he posted a SI.000 bond. The victim of the shooting was Steve Cook. 16, of Decatur. According to sheriffs officers. Cook and three companions raided the patch on Corwin's farm Wednesday night Corwin told officers that he fired a warning shot in the air and that bullet hit the youth who was piling into the truck with his companions. Cook was struck in the chest by the rifle bullet and pronounced dead on arrival at Lee Memorial Hospital in Dowagiac- Corwin was described by his neighbors as a "respectable person." The farm is located on M-40. North of Dowagiac. Campus News Despite its name. St. Thomas Aquinas College in Spark ill. N.Y.. is an all-girl schol. That is it was an all-girl school until a large number of males began to apply for admission. Because of that, said Sister Mary Lucille, president of the Roman Catholic school, the institution is immediately going co-educational. The school now has an enrollment of 625 girls. It is expected that the new policy will increase enrollment to about 1,000. M ICHIG AN OUR READERS' MIND STATE NEWS Glad infantile UNIVERSITY thooghts WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager get public airing TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor To the Editor: seller has to keep in the way of records! GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor ^ I am prompted "ammunition to write concerning your And then you have the nerve to mention DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor legislation" editorial in Ted LINDA Wednesday's (Oct. 22) paper. Kennedy in an article ostensibly GORTMAKER, Sunday editor KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor It really irks me to see the espousing "law and order." I can just see thoughts what would happen to you or to me if we JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor expressed in the second paragraph. I would like to know who the failed to report immediately a dead Six-time single person is who girl in recipient of the Pacemaker award our submerged car. presumably researched this paragraph, or for outstanding journalism. the whole article, for that matter. In the "original plan" for the truth, tt 0h no, not again! In but if paragraph seven, registration of it aids law enforcement agencies in .. firearms was neatly carried out anyway by solving only a few cases, then it has proven total federal registration its worth." What during the sale of logic! My wish has come any and all firearms bought from dealers. I true: The State News editors have at last EDITORIALS resent your referring to the bill passed by Congress as a "compromise" when, in fact, revealed their mental workings publicly. How embarrasing for them! total registration of all firearms and ammunition was effected Jan. And now, wonder of all wonders, right 1, 1969! I only wish the matter would No be brought here on our stage (paragraph eight) a lesson one ever into public hearings so the bill could be passed without all the paranoid in psychology: "The gun is a crutch for newspaper insecurity and feelings of inadequacy." The editors' following things are also crutches for the blabberings. What a relief that would be! the feelings: cars, money, power, same present As an example of your mentality, you editorships on college newspapers, knives now dredge and rolling pins. In the same paragraph you up the names of JFK, Dr. King and Sen. Kennedy as "living" proof gun say you can't see how any "basic If we pull out of Vietnam, will the utmost necessity to them that registration would have saved their lives. As freedoms" are violated. It is interesting to there be bloodbath? This, above your kind constantly expounds, "but if note that the majority of states interpreted a they obtain international trade only one life were saved, it would be worth the 'right to bear arms" in the all, is the paramount question in the concessions and economic support to it!" or "have we already forgotten?" Constitution as meaning individual rights. minds of many rational Americans. rebuild their severly crippled That's really rich where "Dues that mean we get to live you say the The occurence ramifications of such would be devastating. an economy. U n r e pressed carnage would, in effect, isolate them from registration of ammunition requires only a "couple of minutes." It may be true for most Your ninth paragrap^fcally is gross generalizations that one has of the ever the purchases, but Nixon and the United States would the mainstream of world commerce. you should see what the been printed. The first sentence makes a be discredited in the eyes of the statement about "people" I have never In fact it is quite possible that in the world.and the guilt of the American process they would lose one of their DAVE SHORT personally known or heard of publicly. I have never heard anyone who wanted "law people would transcend all previous two major supporters the Soviet and order" oppose gun control. When you moral considerations either pro or Union, who would undoubtedly be say "it is highly irrational to assume that the government will ever con. severely embarrassed by any attempt to strip There is reasonable cause to give this genocide theory some thought. post-withdrawal barbarism. A further factor in this Reflections on Detroit cops the American people of their is evident that you have never read the "Congressional Record" firearms," it any of It is a foregone conclusion that the consideration is that it will be 'expoundings" along this line. If you wish, present Saigon regime is simply necessary for the North Vietnamese I will send you dozens of speeches by incapable of standing on its own two to obtain the support of the people Congressmen pushing for total abolition of Once you've L>e(.. in inner-city Detroit, But the granted rare permission to ride with the feet without American support If and. especially, the middle- and tragedy of the Detroit police private gun ownership. There are also a the center of the city's major crimes, the Detroit police on patrol in the city's killings is that some of them did not have couple of unregistered national lobbies our troops leave then the Thieu lower level leadership of the South if things that * ou have seen there can never to happen at all. crime-laden first precinct. pushing for no private ownership of government will surely fall either to they wish to make a pragmatic- be comr .efly forgotten. The Oct. 25 killing of Paul Begin may firearms. T'~ Police work involves making split-second the Communists or any number of attempt at reunification. Granted, ;>10 prostitutes. "Blind Pig" parlors. have temporarily delayed my plans to ' mosexuals decisions without taking time to weigh the The last paragraph is dissident and opportunist elements they could set up a police state, but anxiously staring out return to Detroit again for another patrol really distorted! windows of "dive" apartment alternatives to the matter. A cop learns to The majority of armed crime takes in South Vietnam or more probably, houses. place in this is an exceedingly difficult Alcoholics. The transvestites. react by instinct to situations that urban areas. The majority of armed crime a combination of both. institution to maintain and. again, The "Murphy" men. Neurotic old men eventually may mean life or death. ii ■■■■■■■mini jn Ufban areas takeg p)ace -n the ghetto Regardless of who steps into the world opinion would be decisively and women crying in back alleys and dimly If a cop makes the wrong decision or has Why the "middle-class" wouldn't want gun resultant power vacuum, the hostile. lighted streets. Con men. The hatred and the wrong instincts, he may pay for it with Cops, understandably. don 't like control is beyond me. the hurt in the eyes of both the very young his life. Every cop knows that and learns to to see other cops get killed. Among Communists will undoubtedly be in It is our contention that the I would like to say, and the very old. live by it. other things. they fear that if one in conclusion, that I a position where they could carry promise of long range gains will And the cops. am glad your infantile thinkings get out a good deal of retribution if they In a police killing that received guy gets away with shooting a cop. publicly aired, but I am saddened to think squelch any desire the Communists You can never forget the cops because so chose-and after 20 nation-wide attention last March, Detroit another guy will try it. too of the vast public audience you can reach years of might have for the dubious pleasure they represent the barrier that protects you from total crime destruction patrolman Michael Czapski was shot seven and preach your distortions to! fighting their hatred for the of rubbing out their long-time or in the times outside the New Bethel Baptist A.R.U.N, cannot be small. Further, inner-city. They do what most of us would antagonists. There will quite never or could do. Church when he was confronted by a the Viet Cong have never Vaughn Snook certainly proven probably be some outbreaks of Being a cop in Detroit isn't an easy job. group of 10 or 12 armed men. stockroom supervisor themselves capable of mass carnage biochemistry hostility upon American The city has a history of poor Czapski made two mistakes that led to ride with the as the 3.000 citizens of Hue who police. Detroit Police withdrawal-if for no other reason police-community relations. As one officer his death. After seeing that the group Commissioner Johannes once put it, "Most Spreen wouldn't were killed during the Tet offensive than the Viet Cong are simply not people here, they hate members were armed, he didn't call for be too keyed the idea right now. can attest to. the super-cohesive, well-oiled your ass." other police aid. His other mistake came But I can on use the delay to think a little Frank observation Detroit is still a racially torn city. Most when he decided to get out of his patrol There however, higher level more about the matter. are. political and military machine that of the blacks heavily-populated in the car and walk towards the group. Czapski For in order to ride in an on-duty-police considerations which quite likely many hawks assume them to be-but inner-city,have a hard time identifying with was gunned down without getting his gun patrol car in Detroit, you must first sign a To the Editor: may override any desire on the part these will probably not be major and the police department's predominantly out of the sling. release statement. The statement releases No gripes. No profound observations. I of the North Vietnam for a bloody will be quickly controlled by Hanoi. white officers. the Detroit Police Dept. from any just want to say that I'm very pleased to In the latest police killing in Detroit, And. after Outgoing Mayor Jerome Cavanaugh's obligation or legal responsibility if you see that Phil Frank is now in syndication. reckoning. The Communists have for all. we have been recent pronouncement that "all policemen Patrolman Paul Begin was shot in the head should get killed or hurt, and it emphasizes Friend Frank's whimsical cartoons and his too long played the self righteous supporting a bloodbath in Vietnam who work in the city must live in the city" last Saturday night while taking an that you are on your own if the patrol car warm, gentle, sensitive wit have been a "good guy" role to dash it to bits in for quite some time. It is a little hasn't helped matters. Cavanaugh wanted apprehended man and woman to police is attacked or under fire. .welcome part of our mornings for the a bloodbath without raising the ire more than ironic that the same to encourage better police-community headquarters. And you'll never know the better part of a decade, now, and significance it's good of much, if not all relations and to encourage more blacks to of that signed statement until the rest of the people who worry so extensively The shooting occurred shortly after you've been to know that the rest of the country is world. about join the police force. in a patrol car speeding down a dark, sharing our enjoyment. a post American bloodbath arc But many policemen prefer to work in Begin and fellow officer William Skibo had This would be ruinous to much the same people who are not pulled over the couple's car for speeding. narrow alley at 55 miles an hour with the Gary. G. Johnson any the city but live in the suburbs; and the car lights off while E. Lansing graduate student The man was caught and handcuffed answering a breaking hopes the Communists have of bothered by the bloodbath in which blacks haven't exactly knocked down the after he tried to flee from the scene. and entering call. building a unified Vietnam. It is of we are already engaged. recruiting door. Blacks in a big city like Detroit can't be - The Editors blamed for not wanting to join the police force, though. A black cop in Detroit is most likely viewed as an "Uncle Tom" or "Whitey's Friend." Stopping those The courts and their rulings have hurt law enforcement in Detroit, many police officers. The police say that the courts have overlooked the according to rights of And society in favor of the rights of the quite often, the difference repulsive ticke individual in between the right method and the deciding recent cases. Indeed, the Supreme Court has made wrong method of police work in a the police walk a tight-rope in were conducted by numerous highly carrying out big city is a bullet in the head or the By BRUCE FISHER law enforcement. One mistake by a qualified directors. I am now in my second One of the oldest tricks on the The best approach might be to stomach. State News Reviewer patrolman during a preliminary arrest can year in State Singers, and my position as books for making a fast buck is to limit ticket sales to In the Oct. 23 only four per throw a criminal case out of court, music reviewer for the State News has issue of the State buy up a commodity in demand and customer, and to sell tickets for only regardless of the suspect's guilt. enabled me to observe the techniques of News appeared a then re-sell it at a profit. This term, one week prior to the concert. Potential danger and death some of the world's finest conductors. To constantly letter from Thomas encircle a cop in a big city like Detroit. list more qualifications -and I some brilliant-minded business The Maksimchuk, Homer major reservation the Pop And there is no easy training ground for weapon. Nor dia either one of the could-would be sheer pretention, as if the cronies caught on to the game and Entertainment Committee had with sophomore. Mr. rookie cops there. A cop quickly has to above listing which Mr. Maksimchuk's patrolmen sit in the back seat with the Maksimchuk claims are playing it with Pop limiting sales to one week was the develop a method for handling himself and suspects, as is the usual procedure. letter requested isn't. Although I hardly he was "very disappointed" w ith my 10 10 Entertainment tickets. fear that ticket sales the incidents that he encounters. consider myself an expert in the field of might lall off review of the Mantovani concert. Without expounding on what a since people would have less access And quite often, the difference between To me, Mr. Maksimchuk, and readers of conducting, I do consider myself qualified the right method and the to make a statement on a "technical" basis. degenerate, immoral character one wrong method of reviews in general, a critic has three prime to tickets. Despite the success of this I doubt that even Clive Barnes, theater would have to be to participate in police work in a big city is a bullet in the A fall's concerts, the fact remains that head or the stomach. police killing in a big city always make objectives: first, he must present his critic for the N.Y. Times, considers himself such corrupt business, suffice it to in the past. Pop police-community relations tense for a opinions with honesty, as well as candor; capable of writing a top-notch Broadway Entertainment has while afterwards. The police became more second, he must be read: and third, he say that now some method must be lost big bucks. show-but review them, he does. Any move which cautious in their actions and methods after must generate some measurable reaction in One unfavorable review isn't found of putting an end to the little going to might curtail ticket sales could be a police killing; and the people in the his readers, be that reaction favorable or keep Mantovani away from MSU. game. disastrous. community watch the police closer, too. unfavorable. My Mantovani review supplied Because of the Hopefully he realizes the responsibilities of difficulty in Cops, understandably, don't like to see the first objective, and Mr. Maksimchuk a reviewer as other cops get killed. Among other things, took care of the other two. My objectives being someone who expresses apprehending ticket scalpers, a So it seems that the only change to You ran never forget the cops a single opinion and speaks for no one but preventive measure is sought, be made for the Dionne Warwick they fear that if one guy gets away with have been met as a reviewer and I am himself, in the literal sense of the phrase. because they represent the barrier shooting a cop,, another guy will try it, too. concert is that a limit of four per delighted. To paraphrase Lincoln, sir, Suggestions range from limiting that protects you from total crime or As for "qualifications," I have been you can please ticket all of the people some of the sales to MSU students, to customer will be placed on tickets. But cops know what they are in for when time, and destruction in the inner-city They observing conductors for what I feel is a some of the people all of the time, but stamping I.D.'s after buying" tickets, And although this means that a they join the police force. If they don't "qualifying" length of time. I have been you do what most of us would never or like it can't please all of the people all of the to limiting ticket sales to four per potential scalper could still acquire , they eventually leave the force in conducted for the past nine years in could never do. one way or another. time. customer, to selling tickets for only at least 12 tickets by musical organizations, including eight . going to all Nine months have elapsed since I was And I might add, it isn't worth it to try. one week prior to performance. three different sales windows, at Pennsylvania state musical festivals which We believe, however, that a better least he will have a more difficult method might be to brand the time in pursuing his immoral past forehead of every student who buys time. It is little more than a gesture, In the past 10 months, five policemen a ticket and limiting sales to one but coupled with the intense guilt have been killed in Detroit while per acting in the line of duty. customer. This would surely put a feelings that scalpers must undergo, It is not surprising that five quick stop to the nonsense. perhaps the behavior can be could be killed there in so little of policemen curtailed. time. Because of the inconvenience With the amount of crime and the number :caused by this method, perhaps an of city-wide problems in Detroit, there alternative would be better. -The Editors easily could have been more killings. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday ^October 31. IW) 5 ASMSU blasts senator's attack on blacks Holden Hall be dismissed from black students were to come in board Vice Chairman Chuck The State News came under requires a $1 fee for each item Classified Ad Dept. by noon The service is currently free; school and the proper charges be and look at the board during one Mostov asking that Nov. 14 attack for its new "It's What's submitted, and that items be prior to the date of intended ^e policy becomes effective preferred against them. of its meetings, he would see no classes be made optional, Happening" policy which submitted at the State News publication. Saturday. The ASMSU Board resolved His original resolution, which blacks," McClinton said. "This alternative meetings be arranged Tuesday evening to introduce a made reference to "black could be an embarassing and University facilities for letter to the Michigan Senate in hooligans" and "black bums" situation." discussion and debate be made reference 23 to statements made was toned down to read "black The board's policy committee available was passed and will be IMMORAL BASIS Oct. by Sen. John T. students." will study the matter of student sent to the Academic Council " Bowman, D-Roseville, The student board will present representation and will give a for final approval. Modern concerning last week's Holden election its letter to the Senate at 8 p.m. report in the near future. It was announced that a fund Hall incident. Monday and is in the process of The board voted to utilize the drive for the Listening Ear, a The board specifically deplores arranging for those who support necessary amount of its crisis intervention center, will be the "language, irresponsibility the move to be bused to the professional consultation fund held Wednesday. Volunteers are and the total disregard for the Capitol that evening. to retain a lawyer to study the needed to help with the drive personal feelings of black The board voted to take this legal implications of changing and any interested persons aim ed at avoidi students at MSU by Bowman's action at the request of Rodney Olin Health Center's policies should contact the Crisis avoiaing resolution and public statements Watts, political liaison to the concerning the dispersing of Intervention Center. BLF, who appeared before the birth control pills, in the event General member-at-large Gary Bowman was reported in the board and asked that it let it be that all other voluntary sources Klinsky and Gina Schack, Miami Oct. 23 Senate Journal assaying known that MSU students do exhausted. relations firms than on the basis of their are Fla. junior, were appointed as positions on the issues. that while he was driving to not condone actions like those "1 think we're The board voted to drop the student representatives to the presenting candidates on an immoral basis Political candidates should the communications media today." Ferency said "We're destroying Lansing, he heard on the radio displayed by Bowman. requirement that all Distinguished Faculty Selection use the concept of that ont>i again there were In other action, the board al 1 U niversity - mixers be Committee. "morally and candidly" in election campaigns, Zolten Kerencv. government by consent of the governed." former state Democratic party chairman, said Thursday. He said candidates who appeal to citizens on the problems at MSU "in the form released $1,000 of already Student Board Comptroller emotional of the old tactics used by Ferency. the 1966 Democratic gubernatorial nominee said lit level will "destroy honest pursuits, budgeted money to the ASMSU registration "serves 1 useful Beryl Simonson was appointed hopes and dreams. hoodlums bat'k in the days of Office for Black Affairs for the does not object to candidates using advertising agencies the mass "Politicians have an obligation to avoid this kind of purpose, has failed in the student representative to the Nazi Germany, in the form of media and modern marketing techniques in campaigns, as long as campaigning. The best way to attack it is to expose it." he said. purchase of 1,500 copies per objectives for which it was University Business Affairs so-called Black Liberation Front week of the West Side News to issues are not avoided. Were not going to cure this problem intended, is unenforceable and is Committee. by allowing it to "As soon as the American people realize what's being done b\ continue," he added. (BLF) walking into a cafeteria at be distributed to MSU black a nuisance to those who attempt Applications for positions on MSU and forcing the white students over the next to comply with it." modern political campaign techniques these techniques will no Ferency said universities turning out professional journalists, the Joint Downtown students to leave under the nine-month period. Part of each The policy was established Redevelopment Committee longer be of value," he said. public relations men and marketing analysts should train them to threat of violence and, in at least issue will be devoted to MSU "I'm not opposed to using the communication media." he be "moral, truthful and honest" in their originally to prevent the holding (JDRC), are available at the professions. one instance, using violence black students, and will be of more than two all-University ASMsu office on the third added "I'm just suggesting that we use them morally and "We've got to begin to trust each other, and those of us who He further said that he did not written largely by them to gain mixers on one night. Actually, floor, Student Services Bldg. candidly." recognize the abuse of professional expertise must point that out think that the citizens of the Ferency criticized Hubert Humphrey and President Nixon for to the abused," he said. experience in newspaper there are often many mixers The JDRC was formed by the State of Michigan could any production. held on the same night, with few Greater East Lansing Chamber failing to deal with the major issues of race foreign policy and "The American people." he continued, "are not stupid or poverty during the 1968 presidential campaign. lu rdbound. If they can be shown that longer tolerate "this absurd and Stan McClinton, vice president of them registered as of Commerce in cooperation they've been 'had', then "There have been no in-depth presentations by candidates for somehow or other they can be 'unhad'." complete nonsense." for black affairs, asked that the all-University mixers. The with the City of East Lansing to In .an official resolution, board look into the possibilities majority are open to anyone plan and implement the major political offices since the 1950s." he said. "We deserve to Ferency said he will make the question of campaign strategies Bowman asked that those of a black member-at-large. who wishes to attend because redevelopment have information." an issue in any campaign in which he participates. He added that of the East students who had occupied "If one of the 1,500 to 1,600 student I.D.'s are rarely checked. Lansing central business district. Ferency said candidates like Nelson Rockefeller. Ronald he hasn't yet decided whether he will seek the 1970 Democratic A motion in absentia from Reagon and even Nixon were elected more by skillful public gubernatorial nomination. RECORDS PRE-RECORDED TAPES PRE-RECORDED CASSETTES and STEREO EQUIPMENT at THE DISC SHOP 323 East Grand River OPEN MON.-FRI. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Free Pizza SAT. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. 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This Keeps treat no trick. as perfect time on earth as it did on the moon $195 good luck, MSU SPARTAN'S B-o-o-o-o-o-k Store In the Center for International Programs JEWELERS SINCE 1876 121 S. WASHINGTON (offer good Fri. 0.L 31 only) t-ANSING, MICHIGAN 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 31,1 W>9 Church finds itself By LINDA WHELPLEY said he believes there is a place but it is also necessary to help among targets ' These ministers then get of criticism for humor in the church, if it is because of their energy and difficult to dispel most criticism. The Rev. Edward Lammert of make it and see what he trying to Today no societal institution strong. involved in the social gospel, enthusiasm. Another explained The Rev. Mr. Eddy, explaining was coratrochve. St. John's Catholic Parish said do," he said. "He wrote what he escapes criticism, including the . All the clergymen also agree with peace causes and racial that the faithful people of the the difficulty said: "The Delicious satire of the church that results of constant critism that when criticizing the Bible knew about " church. issues," explained The Rev. church will act positively and are extremists make the most noise; is needed," The Rev. William A and the saints, as Smith did in The Rev. Mr. Pohl recalling This may be devastating to the future Keith I. Pohl, also of the already doing so. the middle peolpe just live the criticism takes many his last book, consideration of Eddy, of All Saints Episcopal of the church. University United Methodist The Rev. Roger Palms of the tiie Old Testament prophets forms, including protests Christian life which is not the culture and time in which Church, said. "The church is like 'Young talented church Church. "They at least feel they said "Those prophets were demonstrations and both serious American Baptist Student sensational. Faith, hope and the Bible was written is critical of the Old Testament and satirical writine g' " One such °ther i"stitution; take its work 11 should leaders seriously, but not an are leaving the church as institution because it has are doing something that will bear fruits " Foundation said" "Iam the best critic of my—• charity are hard to see. And just imperative. church ...more critical than the religious satirist, the Rev. its own life been own group, because how do you report religion and "Get into the writer's mind modern prophets." Charles Merrill Smith pastor of flagellated just too much," The ministers offered many I'm working from within to the Christian life?" The Rev. E. Eugene Williams, The Rev. Mr. Williams explained, the First Congregationalist varying solutions to the improve it." pastGr of East Lansing Trinity "They are tired of being problems of the church. One The church, like various other Church has levied criticism in his Church, said that he believes it is criticized with no relief in minister said that youth could institutions, finds it hard book, "How to Be A Bishop to necessary to criticize the church, sight " Without Being Religious" and help strengthen the church applaud itself thus making it "When the Saints Go Marching Out " The Re<. Smith has said that he too uses light satire because if it is heavy it fails. Although only one local minister had who was read Smith's books many interviewed Pope gives 2-year extension commented of criticizing The Rev. Methodist on satire and results the church. Alden B. pastore of the University United Church, said he Burns to VATICAN CITY (AP)-Pope simplified The new mass offers many world more time to put the The M Paul VI gave a two-year Pope's order cited this as enjoyed "How to Be a Bishop" prayers long familiar to service into their national ne of "number of serious because the "idiosyncrasies of extension Thursday on the Catholics and includes part of languages. difficulties" in putting the ecclesiastrical life" were deadline for Roman Catholics to the Lord's Prayer, with the The order, issued through the reform into effect by the Nov well portrayed. start using a new, simplified ending used by Protestants. It Vatican s Mass that has been assailed by Congregation for 30 date The Rev. Mr. Burns like the was to go into effect Nov. 30 of Divine Worship, confirmed the two conservative Italian As another, it recognized "the other this year, or as soon thereafter as clergymen interviewed, cardinals as bordering on heresy. validity of the reform but allows problems of readjustment to the the Latin documents could be some e'derly priests to continue satisfactorily translated into saying Mass in the old way even changes among clergy and the UNIVERSITY UNIVE RSITY faithful " local languages. after the new deadline. It said Meeting It said the Latin text of the The Pope's decision caused BAPTIST terr SEVENTH-DAY elderly priests who can be order of the Mass be used surprise among American excused are those "who perhaps CHURCH VVardcliff School ADVE N T 1ST CHURCH Catholic experts in Washington, from Nov 30 and the Latjn text experience special difficulty of the Roman Mjssal may be (American Baptist) D.C., who have been preparing adjusthing themselves to the the English-language version of used as soon as it is published. Gerard Q. Phillips, Pastor the new Mass for introduction ne^L °rm T. ? ,tw,° cardinals who But the bishops' conferences will establish the day to The art of Worship 1^00 a.m.&7:00 p.m. criticized the new Mass in an vernacular texts of both the use the Ct-u i Scho 11:10a unprecedented public protest are order of the Mass and the Missa, The synagogue of the Congregation Shaarey Zedek, on Coolidge Road in East about," said the Rev. Gerald Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani, 79, Wednesday prayer hour 6:45 (Corner of Division) Sigler, executive director of the Lansing, has been in use less than a year. In front of the building is an 18-foot and Antonio Cardinal Bacci, 84. Free Bus Service and International Committee on bronze sculpture created especially for the East Lansing congregation by Aharon Both disclosed on Wednesday English in the Liturgy, which has 28 1971 Bezalel of Jerusalem. State News photo by Jerry McAllister Nursery 332-1888 that they had asked Pope Paul to been coordinating common text for all the repeal the new Mass, which they Central United Methodist English-speaking called "outrageous." The Pope's EPISCOPAL SERVICES countries. All Saints Church Across from the Capitol WORSHIP SERVICES "Everything has been geared order delaying, but not abandoning the changes, was SCAPEGOATS FOR RIGHTISTS to rush production," he said. 9:45 and 11:15 A M. "The American bishops may be regarded as a rejection of their 800 Abbott Rd able to go ahead with interim appeal. Cardinals Bacci and Ottaviani War end threatens 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 a m It's A A'ew WorW' materials." Alumni Chapel Auditorium Rd Guest Preacher Bishop Dwight E. Loder The pontiff's order delaying the use of the new Mass until Nov. 28, 1971 said the purpose is to allow bishops around the said the new Mass represented "an from impressive the Roman estrangement theology on the Holy Mass." Catholic MIAMI BEACH(AP) - The climaxing the Union "The post-Vietnam period will Jewry "the national leaders of the Church School 9:45 to 11 4 They said it was "a clear pres'dent of Brandeis University American Hebrew Congregations hold a very real threat for political movement to end the 1:30 p.m. Holy Communion attack on dogma such lo said Wednesday that American (UAHC) general assembly. American Jewry this time Vietnam war, and the objective first assembly . . . please in many points the most Jews will be threatened after the The central organization of danger from the right" said and Sermon history of the times will so of god Vietnam war by frustrated Reform Judaism, liberal in the Abram. avant-garde Protestants." record these facts." 1125 Weber Dr. Lansing The postponement did not ri8htists seeking a scapegoat for world view, has opposed the war "However." he added, a lack of a victory. for some time. A few hours Jewish-supported nonsectarian Blk. No. of E. Grand River at come as a surprise, since it was popular and distorted version of known many national bishops' "Western history has before the Abram speech the university at Waltham, Mass., this history may well ignore Downer favorit.-the Jew," said Morris E UAHC conferences were experiencing adopted resolutions called the Kennedys and these names and focus instead * caSTminsKR PRCSBYTCRian chURcri Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor asking immediate cease-fire in Senators Eugene McCarthy delays in the difficult work of Abram- His remarks came in a an upon others: the Lowensteins. 1315 Abbot' Rd. William Fulbright. George the Javits, the Goldberg.-;." cost ransiac. micmoan McGovem and Charles Goodell a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL Abrams, U.S. representative to 3 a.m. WORSHIP the U.N. Human SUNDAY SCHEDULE Collegian Seminar edgeivocd united First Rights p.m. EVANGELISTIC Commission from 1965 until he Church School Pre-scho 9.30 a.m. church christian went to Brandeis in 1968. said Fellowship Hour 10 30 / modern history "indicates the church Worship 11 AM first presbyterian church Jew has found security only in (Disciples of » ^ Y PROVIDED ALL TIMES OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT the moderate climate of liberal For Transportation Call 1001 Chest 01 Rev. Robert David Leas democracy." 484-6640 REV. IRVING R. 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Burns 9:45 AM Church School for all ages preaching Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 P.M. 11:00 AM & 7:00 PM Worship Services Morning Worship 9:30 & 11:00 5:15 PM Collegiate Fellowship- Discussion Refreshments Inspiration--Refreshments Church School 9:30 (for all ages) Nursery under supervision of a First Church of For Transportation Call JJ2-2IJJ or J51-5I25 Registered Nurse 11:00 Christ, Scientist SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Grand River East at Haslett Entrance Lansing unday Services 11 00 a.n SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE - LANSING m s.u. lutheran campus ministries Christian Reformed Church LCMS DORM OR HALL Mayo TIME A.M. 9:10 P.M. 6:20 DORM OR HALL Fee E &W TIME A.M. 9:10 P.M. 6:20 and Student Center for Students at Martin Luther Chapel Cambell 9:10 6:20 Hubbard S & N 9:12 6:22 1509 River Terrace (across from Hubbard Hall) 444 Abbott Road Landon E & W 9:12 6:22 Akers E & W 9:14 6:24 Ed 2 0778 Yakeley 9:12 6:22 Holmes E & W 9:16 6:26 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Gilchrist 9:13 6:23 McDonel E & W 9:18 6:28 Williams 9:14 6:24 Owens 9:20 6:30 Butterfield 9:17 6:27 Van Hoosen 9:20 6:30 Free Public Reading Room Emmons 9:18 6:28 Shaw E & W 9:22 6:32 WORSH IP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS 134 West Grand River 9:19 6:29 Phillips 9:25 6:35 Armstrong 9:20 6:30 Mason 9:25 6:35 OPEN 1:15 a Matin 9:30 a Worship Bryan. 9:21 6 11 Synder 9:26 6:36 9:15 1 st and 3 rd Comm Weekdays -- 9-5 pirn Rather 9:22 6:32 Abbot 9:26 6:36 Mon., Tues., Thurs.. Fri Case N & S 9:25 6:35 Bethel Manor 9:28 6:38 10:30 am Common Service 2nd and 4th Matin! Evenings 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. Wilson E & W 9:26 6:36 SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 6:50 Rev. Brink, preaching 11:30 am New Forms of Wc 11:00 am Worship (Cor,bcr 31.1 96V 7 'GREAT ISSUES' U' ROTC organizations Abortion reform aired class begin selection of By CYNTHIA NEAL again before making their final activities, sponsors State News Staff Writer selections in November. "Your capacity "Last year, there were 15,000 sponsor will be limited only by professor of military science and Cadets Edv adet requests for abortions from representing various ROTC commandant, referred to the what you want to do," Sever one of the speakers for the- and Michigan alone," she said. organizations met 32 women nominated by residence sponsors as "an outside them, JAMES JAJICH She saM the ideal steP wou,d halls and sororities Wednesday influence" to be incorporated be to repeal the current abortion Michigan Supreme Court jaws evening as the first stage in the with the military. He added that handled somewhat differently traced its evolution from the on Michigan's lawbooks, they would like to include the this year The nominees are 1861 Plowboy Guard, through Justice John P. Dethmers and a selection of the Army enabling physicians to perform ROTC senators executive asst. the abortions in hospitals. corps sponsors. sponsors in planning social given a chance to decide which the beginning of the ROTC discussed Michigan abortion laws The groups selecting sponsors functions, programs and 8rouP they would like to program, four wars, various "This would leave it up to the sponsor. curriculum changes and the with a Great Issues class this year include the cadet physican, he could perform the In the past, they were ROTC Revitalization Act. Wednesday in Erikson Hall. Janice Marquie, executive administrative asst. to state Sen. abortion if he wanted to." She said that most of the honorary batallion, Scabbard and battalion, Pershing cadet Rifles, Blade, Ranger I Chemistry questioned individually before the group of cadets and judged Clark noted how the university influence has become opposition to the two abortion on their responses with no increasingly stronger in a Gilbert E. Bursley, R-Ann and Spartan Guard. Arbor, reforms in was present to explain Michigan's abortion bi|js "It's before the legislature from the Catholic Church. almost entirely the Pershing Rifles is a national ROTC honorary for petitiondue choice as to which activity they preferred. Besides the revised selection discipline traditionally dominated by the Defense Dept. "Without university concern Catholic Church. We get a letter basic-freshman and for process, the cadet groups college leadership, the are )r Bursley currently abortion reform bill on the has or a pamphlet or a newspaper clipping about every two weeks sophomore-cadets, Scabbard and Blade while serves the USA emphasizing increased participation by their sponsors, a nilitary in the United States uld conceivably evolve into a Senate floor. The Bursley bill that opposes abortion." same function for advanced cadets. Undergraduate Student traditional part of the ROTC fascist or niiitary dictatorship," he said. Spartan Guard is an exhibition Advisory Committee (USAC) for where the mother's health is in others, drill team open to ROTC cadets Chemistry Dept. is accepting danger, pregnancy resulting from She added that some religious and students not enrolled in the petitions for membership from FUNNY Y0UREA GIRL- rape and in cases where the organizations have given their program. Ranger I is also open interested students in all majors child would be born with mental support to the bills before the for cadets and other persons for the school year. Petitions ONCE A MONTH Y r physical defects. interested in mountaineering, must be in today, legislature, and she named the The USAC was formed to rmss^L Another bill by Sen. John E. skiing, special field trips and Michigan Council of Churches McCauley, D-Wyondotte, has an(j the Unitarian church which counter-guerilla activities. advance student involvement in also been introduced to the has organized a counseling Immobility The women nominated for ,he Chemistry Dept. legislature and would leave the service for problem pregnancies, sponsors select two activities To petition for the committee, decision of whether to have an Door guard Cpl. Fred Heller is being subjected which they would like to a student should write a letter \ou not mini usual? It's in a recent statewide poll, 77 re as as only temporary, abortion strictly between the to close scrutiny by a corps sponsor candidate, sponsor. From their preferences, indicating why he would like to you know. A monthly problem. But who cares when per cent of the populate woman and her doctor. the cadets begin the first stage of their selec¬ the men will select five for each on the committee, his major, in favor of abolishing the present as you have that puffy, bloated, "Oh, I'm so fat feeling"? tion of sponsors. State News photo by Don Gerstner group and meet with candidates vt*ar in college and information TRENDAR, that's who. TRF.NDAR'LL help keep you about his academic background. slim as you are all month long. Its modern diuretic reform in abortion is so great Petitions should be delivered (water-reducing) action controls temporary pre-men- that it can't evolve intoone." She said that the abortion laws POLICE CAUTION or tare mailed to the committee in of the Chemistry Dept. strual weight gain. (That can be up to 7 pounds!) Start in taking TRI.NDAR 4 to 7 days before tbit time. It'll help Michigan, on the books since Office, 320 Chemistry Bldg. make you look better and feel better. Lock 1831, were originally put there For further information, to protect the woman's life, but that modern medical technology has made abortions safer than appendectomy. Mrs. Marquie estimated that an Due to the large number visitors expected on campus of up precautions for Homecoming to belongings from theft. protect their taken from her room. Linda Grumdy, 906 S. belonging to Clinton McChesney of Williamston contact Paul Herstein Abbot Hall, 355-6365. at 315 TRENDARJTMAKES YOU was taken *roughly a million to a million Homecoming weekend, Leaving rooms unlocked for Hubbard Hall reported a watch Wednesday from the first floor nd a half abortions are Dept Gf public Safety (DPS) Homecoming guests may also be valued at $75 taken from her of Kresge Art Center. performed a year. asks students to take extra an on for thieves, room Monday Paul Buonodoni, 1673 according to the DPS. Theft losses this week rose to Gerald Trudell reported $62 in Boulevarn Dr.. cash taken Tuesday from his reported a coronet worth $250 Okemos, make your MHA, W/C than $2,330, well over last room at 264 W. Shaw Hall. more and a tire worth $29 taken from week's total, according to A jacket valued at $27. his car while it was parked in the PICK-UP University police. belonging to David Purol, 219 Auditorium lot Monday. for east campus I.M. Shirley McGinnis, 372 E. Fee Hall, tape reported Tuesday that a recorder worth $80 was W. Shaw Hall, was taken from his room Tuesday afternoon. Ernest Reynolds, 331 W. Saginaw, reported a wheel and An oil painting valued at 8700 jack taken from his car Monday. has high MHA and WIC gave their support Tuesday to a resolution for a FOR TODAY'S ANSWER multipurpose coed sports facility for the benefit of east compliance new SEE WANT ADS PERSONAL complex students. The resolution, initiated by the Holmes Hall Legislature, FRED HARVEY COLUMN proposes construction of a sports complex which would include matted rooms for wrestling, indoor facilities for swimming, :>cxr basketball and paddleball. "s well as outdoor tennis courts. The present intramural buildings, completed in 1958 and RESTAURANTS INC. PRESENTS: designed for the use of only 20.000 students, were outdated five KRESGE ART CENTER GALLERY PRESENTS years later according to Harris F. Beeman. intramural director. HOMECOMING, HALLOWEEN HOLIDAY ' It's half hour walk for students in residence halls like Fee MOLAS FROM PANAMA AND a and Akers " Beeman said. "Wet hair from showers is unhealthy when a student is exposed to the cold for so long." Athletic chairmen representing east complex are distributing petitions in their residence halls supporting the resolution. ONFRI., OCT. 31 AND SAT., NOV. 1 IRWIN WHI1AKER: WORK IN ILLUMINATED PLASTICS Super S While watching the large spooky birds land and take off, dine in totally dedicated to the occasion, with all its tricks, from our a halloween atmosphere costumed staff and treats NOV. 1 • 23 which will be provided from the kettles of our "Heard" of witches. (The chef's name is Mr. Heard) Opening: Saturday evening Nov. 1, 7:30 - 10:00 p.m. Strikes Refreshments will be served } ou Are Cordially Invited •Foot I Forum' Dining Room Opens At 5:00 Fred Harvey Restaurants Capitol City Airport Free Parking ' 485 1764 Across From Terminal Ye Olde Notice* k ^ Capitol City Airport : HOMECOMING WEEKEND at HOLIDAY LANES OPEN Just North of Frandor 9 a.m. daily 487-3731 A FOX Billiards • Cocktails • Good Food DiCM/viOl/id GUEST ROOMS Company Coming? Business Associates Due? • 202 Deluxe Rooms • Sensible Rates OSwsiv' Budget Terms INN to Please You! Pear Phone 351-5500 for Reservations ^ DIRECT DIAMOND 1100 Trowbridge Road, Off 127 at Trowbridge Exit ^ IMPORTERS At the Campus, Michigan State University FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 203 S. WASHINGTON j GUEST ROOMS itlHIIHIIIIIIIIHllllMHIIIIIHIHUIHHHUHHiliHSinitH..?»< -H?!HniHI!UHmflllllU»llIIIIIIII!IlHfltl 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I rid ay. October 31. I ')(*') The Sunday concert story it's what's To free some people, happiness is a concert on afternoon. To Al Shugart, the a happiness is providing concerts for people. Sunday- making arrangements. "We're pretty self-sufficiennt. Shugart said. "We even make our own signs now. We used to have them made, but we've gotten pretty good at it ourselves." Adviser to the group is Bruce n u te group recognition recei International Center, as the indoor facilities of the MSI judging Pavilion, across Members of the group include Debbie Benedict, Bob Farmer. formal from the finances thinking pay are of low, the group is outstanding debts. She got taking tor the stage and a few involved in working for the Sunday concerts at the up same a come right up to us at the concerts and ask if they can play Shugart said that the Sunday free concerts will continue as long as the group can afford it. "We pay for it out of our own HEM Effective A'or. /. meet at Akers. 2 p.m. Sundays in 1 11 For further information, Tall, blond and a victim of the Forche, the man who started the Linda Daum, Brandt cIudM!.' wou Id^stick' wH if" items in "It's What's call Mike, 189 2133. hippie syndrome, Shugart is one concerts this summer. "The concerts have been Steve Seven, C*g quite and Jan Riemer Winteri,^ Nation »i w ^a ? •7"" week we don 1 Happening" will be taken March on Washington Sign ups Phi Kappa Sigma will hold a of eight organizers for the t i > mixer, "The Virgin Thunder," a success. In the banning we Miss Riemer describes herself rewarL» only in person at the State will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 from 8:30 to midnight Saturday weekly concerts provided free , f , for the public every Sunday drew a few hundred people, but as the quarterback for the group £en hanked o,mhv ! arrangements for the concert at formulated the plan for the lodging. with lodging being provided by "Roman Holiday," starring MSU Folklore Society will halloween party at 8 tonight at 11 10:30 a.m. and isn't through concerts, area poll OTf'|c,a T S march 'n East Landing report Reservations are also being various churches in Washington, Audrey Hepburn, at 7 and 9:15 present The Joint Coffeehouse 1 10 Haslett St. Rides will be kus transp()rtatjon wj|| be * until long after the skeptical at the idea of taken for those wishing to A limited number of spaces are tonight and Saturday in 106B from 8:30 to 12:30 tonight and supplied. Call 332-0844. Wear * available. Saturday in the basement of the mask and/or costume. over. He usually starts home at group of young people getting Wells. Admission is 50 cents. Eight busses will leave from participate in the Death still available, and reservations * 8:30 p.m. together. But, Borche said. I.D.'s are required. Student' Services Bldg. Friday : During the week, it's a .^V nassle East Lansing and three from which will begin at must be made in the ASMSU i Gregorio Cai and MSU Acting President Adams m . r»u Toledo, Ohio. Those interested Thursday, Nov. 13, in business oil ice by Nov, 7. nidnight Thur; midnight Beal Film Group Vii i Van Val/.ah. Sal will answer questions of student 1 marathon in organization. with the polic will present in the trip may sign-up in the Arlington National Cemetary, Other Moratorium Day plans "Warrendale" at 7 and 9:15 , Dick Meinke and P;i panelists and program listeners : contacting the bands, selling bother us." * them on the idea of giving a ASMSU business office and must and continue through in East Lansing include a tonight and Saturday in 10IB on "FORUM" at 8 p.m. Sunday Washington past the White moment of silence to be Wells. Admission is 75 cents. No on WKAR-FM (90.5) and the pay the $20 cost of the trip by j concert without pay, hearing the Thursday, Nov. 6. House until late Friday evening, observed before the Nov. 15 I.D.'s are required. MSN radio stations. : bands, putting together a "The kids are rea In this march, each state will home football game in honor of These busses will leave at 5 i program, having posters made. it," Forche said. The Lubaritch Jewish Center will be represented by one person for those who have died in Vietnam, Pyramid Club of Delta With the onset of p.m. Friday Nov. 14, and depart hold service and Kosher meal up the posters and , * putting every Vietnamese war casualty Tom Samet, moratorium Sigma Theta sorority will followed by a speech at 5:45 from that state. East Lansing has board chairman, said that the present "Happiness is Black" from 9 to 12 p.m. Nov. 7 in the today at 146 Haslett, East pledged to fill 100 of the 1,700 board would also like to arrange Union Ballroom. Admiss Lansing. Itzhak Mann, EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! Michigan spots. for the Beaumont Tower chimes 75 i Be su > dig the H it lei Foundation will hold Lubaritcher hasidic rabbi, will . sho an ADULTS ONLY! X-RATED Busses for this march will leave to ring every four seconds for 40 vith the line of "29." open house from 1 to 6 p.m , speak on "Hasidism and the at 8 p.m. Thursday. Nov. 13. hours beginning Nov. 13 in Sunday at the Hillel House. ;19 Jewish College Student" at the ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS from the University of Michigan commemoration of the war There will be a meeting at center. For information, call Events Bldg., and will arrive in dead. 7:30 p.m Monday in the Teak 351-8188. Room, Eppley Center. Mel Solomon, of Sylvania Corp., will will hold i till be a meeting of NORTHSIiDE &RIVE-IN speak on "Defense Marketing." Saturday i plans wil • .it 7 :30 p.m. Sunday THEATRE MSU Cinema Guild will Muslims a present "How I Won the War" at Miles North on US-27.. 482-7409 7 and 9 tonight in 100 Vet Clinic, and Saturday in 109 Anthony EXCLUSIVE: DRIVF-IN SHOWING! n the North pool). The Entertainers P m. S; irday in the lower pool NOW SHOWING! THRU T'JES. Church and twill be ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS! 4th WEEK NOWATPOPUtAR PRICES! G^fl Broadway's smash musical now the most exciting movie in years! mm BUTCH ^SSIDY AND THE SI DANCE KID v Note! ATI KDAY & SUNDAY BITCH CASSIDY & SUNDANCE KID" SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE at 1 & 3 HANSEL & GRETEL" 75c Admission SWEET C SHiRLErmmm ••• - ® - 9 SHOWN TWICE AT 7:07 and 11:42 gsmmsMmmmk Not that it matters, but most of it is true. A GEOME ROY HILL-PAUL MONASH PRODUCTION JOURIIEYTO CoStarring STWTHER MARTIN JEFF COREY KENRY JONES THE FRR SIDE OF Executive Producer: PAUL MONASH, Produced by JOHN FOREMAN the sun k Directed by GEORGE ROY HILL, Written by WILLIAM GOLDMAN Music Composed and Conducted by BURT BACHARACH, A NEWMAN-FOREMAN PRESENTATION THINNES IANHFNDR* iVNNlORlNG AVMAPK ! ONi.»fKit Li HtRBtRT LOV PANAVISION® COLOR BY DELUXE *><>"$ "Ra^iaps te^Fill,n- Or, M, Head" astung By B J Thomas 1 URFS LTD. PICTURE in COLOR I Suggested For MATURE Audiences SHOWN ONCE ONLY AT 9:52 NEXT! "EASY RIDER' < Michigan State News, East Lan ing, Michigan Friday. October 31,1969 9 'U' radio Fraternities de bate retention meet varied By LORAINE ANDERSON A number of radio stations < in questions they would like answered the second half hour. W K A R is not of traditional housemother campus, which differ not only ... By ROGER L. TREMBLAY -The availability of talented reduced to the point where their "The fraternity house is like a programming techniques but student operated Twenty-two and qualified women candidates. function may be more magnified household and the Hamlet may have been the also in management offer full-time employes and 26 -The preference of the appropriately handled by a need for a woman in that first to say, "To be or not to varying listening opportunities part-time student employes brothers who desire a graduate advisor. situation will not come to an be," but MSU Greek men are housemother. However almost half of the end," Mrs. Ruth C. Sussex, presently contemplating that The houses on campus that houses at MSU feel that having a Theta Chi housemother said stations are WKAR, an AM-FM WKAR in that it broadcasts only question in respect to retaining the b cannot afford housemothers a ranrmf housemother is still essential. "and in order to do so, the the traditional 1, station, and WMSN, * " mL" housemother. the smaller ones where the issue Donald B. Elliott housemother must change with Fraternities Saginaw campus-only network. Both on many is simply not being able to senior and member of Lambda the times." non-commercial stations but Brody Complex WEAK university campuses no longer afford the believe that housemothers salary. Since a Chi Alpha, said that he feels that is where similarities end. serving Wilson and Wonders, are an graduate student would live in housemothers Reuling said that because of essential part are on the way WKAR AM-FM is a part of WKME in Shaw WMKD in in the functioning the house for much less pay, the out, but this trend is not here to the classification of supervised Continuing Education and is McDonel and WFEE in Fee. 7° houff' a°d many c|10jce js a matter of expediency, stay. off-campus housing given to financed by the University. It Is WFEE started last sP"ng and are thsmusms their female A|1 wom(!n who a£p|y £ "Fraternities who have fraternities they must continue licensed by the Federal wUl 1000 become a part of the advisers. to have supervision If decided that having u gruduute they wish Communicitlon# Commlwiloii non-commmMal station and network. Dorm stations must 0ne. y?ar MSU 5l,l,h"U.fh.™.n_y continue f™lprI!lt!e» to have 'by* advisor Is better than a to remain In sanction with the housemother living In the house fraternity advisor, and carefully housemother will soon have to University. must follow FCC regulations, It "btiilnlng membership, WMSN, 10 of the ,ia fraternities on screened by the prospective re evaluate their situation and "The question remains sends signals t-overln8 located In the Student Servk-es Ureek unit. In the last five years, return to having a housemother whether or not fraternities will approximately 80 to 90 per cent Bulldta* is the central station campus have hired graduate there has been a definite to keep order and maintain « retain the traditional structure ef Michigan, For this reason, Its *erves all the residence halls, students as advisors to take over decrease in the number of decorum within the house that a or take a more progressive covered by the other the duties of the housemother. programming techniques differ Theta Dolla Clii'* 'Mom* Three areas are considered qualified applicants, Last year, male student advisor is Incapable attitude towards their greatly from those of the stations. WMHN originates many Mrs, Rochal Price, heue>am©*h/ Beautiful Drive-In Concept Sthe Wo Theatres DRIVE IN in KUS* "'a. j on THEATRE OR,: Pardon mt, But 7~/Gk£T£ Al/A/LA0L£~ Viewing at ALL show t/wes / 1 Very Latest Location In Projection WILLIAM WYLER-RAY STARK and Sound ^ X ELECTRIC Fnuinmpntl ' IN-CAR HEATERS FOR ADDED COMFORT DURING the COOLER MONTHS! * * * > r WATCH FOR ATTRACTIONS) THESE BIG < dL The most explosive spy | V scandal of our time! % TOPAZ "AS FUNNY AND CHARM NG AND. ABOVE ALL AS HUMAN AS ANY COMEDYTHAT HAS BEEN MADE N THE UNHEC STATES THIS OJiCADr Bob^Carol KAY MEDFORD ANNE FRANC .• h/tATlN£££: WcO. 3AT. S9 French love s Medium Cool' tries offer storming How can a record become a bestseller without The French lyrics of the song don't have to be translated to enjoy the song, the ecstatic breathing and groaning make it every evident that these are words that are spoken (sung?) fiction -reality being played on radio stations? With "Medium Cool," The task of channeling our while making love. award-winning cameraman A controversial new record by British model interest between the real aspects Jane Birkin and French Haskell Wexler has attempted composer Serge The song's lyrics have also been raising and the fictional ones was one of the most ambitious film Gainsbourg has done just that, taking Europe by controversy, however, especially when Janes clearly beyond Wexler's control. storm the last few weeks. whispers in French, "You are the wave, I am projects in recent years. He has set out to combine Wexler's decision to attempt naked before you / you go, you go and you come Recently the top best-selling song in England, fiction and reality into one to do so was unfortunate since I between my loins and I receive you." his France, Holland and Denmark, "Je T'Aime . . . . documentary footage . cohesive film, mixing actors with Moi Non Plus" was promoted though heavy play According to Ron Oberman, publicity director real people and fictional possessed a power and urgency in discotheques, boutiques and clubs, and has for Mercury Records in Chicago, Italian police narrative with real events. to more than qualify it to stand just been released in America. raided their office in Milan and confiscated all Wexler has. in essence sought on its own. His camera eye is so the copies that they could get their hands on. to free the commercial film from perceptive in its searching so Considered obscene by "Establishment" the restrictions of a constructed complete in its capturing the standards, the record is a breath takingly It's also been banned from airplay and sales in set and scripted actors and tell a temper of a restless and changing beautiful song that consists of five verses of Sweden, a liberal country where such things are fictional story against the unique nation, it doesn't require the vocals, coupled with ardent sound effects of rare, if not unheard of. assistance of a mechanical plot backdrop of actual events, sighing and panting. In the Lansing-East Lansing area, only WVIC Jane Birkin, Serg filmed as they happened. attempting to raise her son in an alien urban ghetto without the to warrant our attention. Sung entirely in French, its title roughly has been playing the song. This week it reached In the end, despite Wexler's aid of a father. As the film continues to divide translates as "I Love You . Me -- Not their playlists as a "hitbound," and night-time determined efforts, fiction and its time and energy between fact His real events cover a wide Anymore" musical and is accompanied instrumentation similar by smooth to Paul disc jockey Jack Hines called it "the most sensual song that I've heard." Johnny Cash Show' returning,- reality remain separate entities that work against each other and spectrum of American problems from black hostility to student and fiction, we sense that Wexler has attempted to accomplish too Mauriat's. the film's sense of unity as well. much in film. Besides same live country, folk, pop Disc unrest to one jockeys at WILS and WMSN replied to an underprivileged Criticism be made of Miss Birkin's voice To understand why these child quietly yearning for a filming "Medium Cool," Wexler can phone calls by saying that it was not on their elements remain unbalanced, we decent education. The events are wrote directed and co-produced quality (it often breaks), but it is pretty apparent playlists, while WJIM's programming director Because of success as an ABC featuring Cash before live that the song wasn't released to demonstrate her Tom Jones said that he had never heard of it and merely have to examine what climaxed by the tumultuous it. summer replacement, the audiences at the Grand Ole sort of fictional story and what vocal abilities. that they weren't playing it as of yet. events surrounding the 196H His chief mistake, however, "Johnny Cash Show" will return Oprey House in Nashville, Tenn., sort of real events Wexler chose to the air in Democratic Convention. (How was not in overestimating his January. backed up by a variety of to combine. Wexler and associates recorded The talents but in refusing to narrow show, beginning in performers representing current His narrative deals with a love DH1Y 11 MOM DHYS the Chicago riot, personally the scope of his film and in January, will be virtually the moods of country, folk and pop affair between a television same as the summer show, music. getting tear gassed and pushed failing to realize the importance cameraman and a displaced around by the police, is a story of doing so. Southern woman who is in itself.)" He tries to comment about as FLICKS many of America's social and ABMBipys 4thWEEK! political ills as possible and ends without definitive HOW I WON up a statement regarding any one problem. LATE SHOW TONITE & SAT at 11:15 P.M. What Wexler has provided is a "One of the Best Films About series of perceptive glimpses of Young THE WAR-. People Ever Made!" •• /<>»<• Uu.ua. uu "Wildly Funny!" \ ) hmo America's personal and national sorrows "Medium Cool " then, stands as a collective reminder that our country is in trouble and direly in need of reform. The film provides no solutions and is rarely specific enough to suggest any. Its service to us is primarily that of the cameraman who captures everything his shutter can contain without openly interpreting his camera's findings Robert Forster, as the cameraman. Verna Bloom, as the Southern mother and Harold Blankenship, as h#>r son, do amazingly well considering their awkward roles They are flanked bv an admirable cast of professional and non-professional actors, many of BRENDA VACCARO JOHN McOIVEK RUTH WHITE SYLVIA MILES whom were unaware that a movie camera was recording their BARNARD HUGHES i n, . uir.s i r«, m kuhn actions. "ALICES RESTAURANT" ARLO GUTHRIE It's ridiculous to talk about f S BROOERIl'K whether or not "Medium Cool" S3 UllltBll ERSONS UNDER 18 NOT ADMITTED COLOR l>i DeLllXC Friday Saturday COLOR by Deluxe . r:,T,r. 03 Un Knifed is worth seeing. Of course it is. Any film as ambitious and SPARTAN TWIN EAST 100 Vet Clinic 109 Anthony 0 Saruafc. 03 An•lists purposeful as "Medium Cool" is infinitely worth seeing, in spite WED. Woody Voixiy Allen "Take l ;ikc Th. Tin- Money and |<..?i" I of of itsits imperfections imper ec ions in design. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★*★★★★★★★★★★★★★ NOW PLAYING AT 2 THEATRES! * 1411-1 i I I A I > i i-1 i ii rr * WELLS HALL FILMS medium cool Friday & Saturday BEAL ART FILM SERIES by specie arrangement MSU CINE SERIES PROUDLY PRESFNTS with GROVE PRESS AN EVENING OF GOTHIC HORROR is dynamite! A presents profoundly mavlng emotional experience B 0 "'Medium Cool' is dynamite! As Dazzling... Devastating WARRENDALE R ... impassioned and impressive a Brilliant! An exciting piece film as any released so far of work that must be seen An exquisite filmic document about 1 this year! Signals perhaps by anyone who cares about severely emotionally disturbed S children and those who attempt to boldness in American the development of a new modern movies!'—Newsweek reach them. K cinema! Extraordinary!"—Time 7 & 9:15 Rm 104B 75C No I.D.'s A "Powerful! The first entirely R BEAL FILM CROUP PRESENTS serious, commercially * L sponsored, basically * GREGORY PECK O fictional film to be born * F out of the time of the polit¬ * F ical and social troubles * AUDREY HEPBURN ^ through which this nation * as the princess who yearned IN has been passing!"—Life * for the common touch The Original * THE BRIDE OF "Staggering Illuminating * FRANKENSTEIN ... .. FRANKENSTEIN Magnificent! It is the stuff * (1935) (1931) of now! Young people ... * with Colin Clive and Ernest Thesiger with Colin Clive should be required to see * directed by James Whale directed by James Whale * 'Medium Cool'!"— Holiday "Stunning! One of the * * Romdn Makeup by Jack Pierce Makeup by Jack Pierce best pictures of 1 969!" —Cosmopolitan * * HoDdOf /J Pictu/ie /I fywiueAAal Picture "The Most Famous Horror J medium cool * "Hollywood's Finest N/lDment of Unbridled Film Of All Times" * imagination" Carlos Clarens robertforster/verna bloom/oeter bonerz/marianna hill * Carlos Clarens . . . . . . I.D.'s * Required Ha SEE DIRECTORY AD Frankenstein shown at 7 & 9:30 Flash Gordon Ch. 8 at A— I Produced and DiWYLER rected by ' FOR CO-HIT AND FEATURE TIMES * 106B WILLIAM 7 & 9:15 Rm I 08 B Bride of Frankenstein shown at ( : 15 & 10:45 6:30 only 75£ NOl.D. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. October 31.1 ]] Awo rd -winning film poses view of human compassion their film. Then another five weeks The holding method which parents in an attempt to were spent accumulating some Warrendale uses brings to the help these kids become 40 hours of film, which in turn children a sense of being cared acceptable to society outside the were edited down to the present about, and also prevents them institution: a job that requires a There are 12 children and 8 length. from hurting themselves or lot of love, patience and physical staff members living in House 2 others. strength. In the course of "Warrendale," at Warrendale. Twenty years we meet Tony, a rather When the children are told of Done in the cinema verite ago, these youngsters would precocious young gentleman of the death of the cook, a beloved have been called "possessed;" style, "Warrendale" was about 10 years who has a member of the House, mass today we term them emotionally originally produced for the Canadian television network. tendency to flavor his hysteria breaks out ar.d the disturbed. When it vocabulary; Carol, a bottle-fed counselors have their hands full was completed, They not 15-year-old: Irene, whose are brain-damaged however, the network refused to children is bitterness or mentally retarded; show it, largely toward everyone, including they are simply unable to cope little boy persists in saying 'Blood, with emotions such as love, hate, fear and anger in the "normal" "bullshit." herself; become and nine others. acquainted with the We ASMSU Pop Entertainment will present the 'Blood, Fleldhouse. Both north and s< way. The staff members replace So, instead, it became a film, staff, notably Terry Adler and Sweat & Tears' at 7:30 Saturday in the Jenison be open to alleviate crowding. and won both the International Walter Gunn, whose entire lives Film Critics' Prize at the 1967 rotate around the children. Cannes Film Festival and the grand prize for best feature film King takes the audience into the of at happy hours of their lives, _ at Expo 67, and was an invited a study and into the distraught ones, entry at the 1967 New York and defy classification' torment. It is human BS&T a when physical force -- not drugs San Francisco film festivals. In deeply moving or straight jackets, as in other -- story short, it has an impressive slate confused children and those \ of credentials. institutions -- is used to control the youngsters during a tantrum, help them. It is. indeed, sad t In making the film. King spent to allow them free largely due to controversy i tries expression of this film. Warrendale Tradition again as the five weeks Warrendale no lor "Midnight Cowboy" will be the world of the emotionally traveling incognito. At 7 and at their feelings, rather than to kill exists in its campus community prepares for 9:15 tonight and Saturday in without ever shooting a foot of presented form. another Homecoming weekend. playing for another week and a disturbed child at a treatment any feelings off. half TWIN WEST: "Medium in Canada. At 7 and 9 106B Wells. I D. required, as The central activity is of course, Cool," which centers around the center well as 50c. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ the football game with Indiana tonight and Saturday in 104B Chicago Democratic Convention Wells Hall. MSU CINE SERIES: A Saturday. At 3 this afternoon. 30 floats will make their way around campus student body a closer look at giving the of 1968. Halloween night only, at the witching hour EAST will present a Roman Polanski Film BEAL FILM GROUP: Audrey Hepburn in "Roman Holiday," a comedy delight about a Halloween double-feature. "Frankenstein" at 7 and "The Bride of Frankenstein", at 9:30 KAPPA SIGMA* Festival featuring "The Fearless will be shown tonight and this year's Homecoming queen. newspaperman who meets and The Homecoming committee Vampire Killers" and falls for a lonely princess Saturday in 108B Wells. presents has joined forces with ASMSU's "Repulsion." STATE: "Last Summer" Popular Entertainment series to bring Blood, Sweat & Tears to continues to awe audiences. "BROADWAY'S BEST MUSICAL!" for Homecoming MICHIGAN. Paul Newman in LEE GUBER and SHELLY GROSS Jenison for Saturday's finale. "Butch Cassidy and the |||j j Blood. Sweat & Tears is one of Sundance Kid." Katherine Ross FRYER, CARR & HARRIS Dance - Lnion Ballroom those groups which defies in this very classification. They blend jazz co-stars funny rock and blues with rare musical professionalism. The group features a five piece Diehl described the group as powerhouse musical aggregation solidly in the rock idiom"; "a western. GLADMER: Shirley MacLaine stars with Sammy Davis Jr. and SiH IE IIIL A 8:30 p.m. - 12 midnight * * SMITH Ricardo Montalban in "Sweet brass section in addition tothe Saturday Review says "The usual rhythm section of drum, group veers to technical Charity." a musical about a * keyboard instruments and accomplishment, playing as it prostitute with a heart of gold. * 50< I does with a well-defined sense of CAMPUS: Arlo Guthrie stars guitars. Their lastest album, in "Alice's Restuarant " a movie "Blood, Sweat & Tears" has dynamics and shape, without based on his song of the same been awarded a Gold Record, as losing the gut impact of the best have their single hits "You've Made Me So Very Happy" of rock." If nothing above appeals to ON-CAMPUS FILM GROUPS: MAME * The Smash Hit Musical BEAL ART FILM Spinning Wheel," and "And you. there are alwavs the flicks. SERIES:' Warrendale" J* ' When I Die." AREA THEATRES: probes per person SPARTAN TWIN EAST: Los Angeles Times critic Digbv M.S.U. Ski-Club Meets Monday with the * 7:00 p.m. ISABELLE * at GRANDMOTHERS * FARRELL * PRIVATE msu lecture- concert series VIRGIN THUNDER * * * PARTIES? * * proceeds to * * any size group Muscular Dystrophy * complete facilities auditorium * Jor up to 400 8:15 p.m. at 7:07 & late Tonight 7:35- ALSO tM 3rd Week! 9:40 Sat. 1 :20- 3:20 3:20-7:25-9:35 TAT Tickets on sale a ti Ticket Office. Hours 8 -5. Mia Farrow at 9:20 only /iHtam Castle Production | Last summer was too beautiful to Rosemary's nary s H Baby ^fg|| John Cassavetes and too painful to remember. imGotaon Sidney Bia. TODAY FROM 1:15 p.m. FEATURE AT 1:30-4:10-6:50-9:25 CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES! NOW AT POPULAR PRICES Broadway's smash musical now 2 MILES SOUTHWEST OF LANSING ON M-78 the most exciting movie in years! TONIGHT! 2 ADULT HITS! ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS David Hemmings-Joanna Pettet... "The Best House in London" (x) Eastmancolor' shown twice at 7:07 and late AND. . . .ON THE SAME PROGRAM ' He had to pay for his life with love! i ,»BARBARA HERSHEY. RICHARD THOMAS, BRUCE DAVISON CATHY BURNS SHEETewutmsHUtmrmcbium ELEANOR PERRY r,„„ EVAN HUNTER ALFRED W CROWN CHITA RIVERA - PAULA KELLY STUBBY KAYE °"'C'K FRANK PERRY »EASTMAN COLOR NEXT ATTRACTION: ALLIED ApT" "DON'T LOOK BACK" and "MONTEREY POP SHOWN ONCE ONLY AT 9:10 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 31.1 l)W STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 A Want Ad Today Makes Money That Way CAMARO convertible, 1968 automatic floor console, radio. 351 1113 4 11 3 CAMARO 1967 convertible. 4 speed. Vietnam bound, must sell. Call 332 8966 after 5 00 p.m. 3-10 31 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units. These spacious luxury apartments ?fter 8 p.m. 5-10/31 are completely carpeted and furnished with CHEVY COUPE, 371 cubic inch; distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each Oldsmobile 1940 Eldorado. 1947, unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and S450, Oldsmobile Cutlass 1964, 2-door sedan, 3 speeds, bucket Place Your individual control-central air conditioning. These seats, S600. Joe Evers, 1224 Vermont 489-2522. 2-10/31 1966 SS New 327 ci, 350 4-man units have 3 parking student's leisure time has been spaces per unit. The PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD engine Positraction, adequately planned jsi offer, 351-0631 Today . . . jUst clip, complete, mail. for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 3-11*3 STATh NEWS will bill you later. 18 Poorest part 36 1 rooms and private balconies. If you want to be iif fleece 38 CHRYSLER, 1968-Newport. Green, black vinyl top, 21,000 miles 19. Crane 40 ' among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call ?1. Supporting 4! ! tinted windshield. Excellent condition S2.100 Phone today. There are units available at $280/month and 484 7275 or 351 8932 5-11/2 up. 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 COLLECTOR'S Edsel, CLASSIC 9 passenger wagon. Good condition S'jOO Call Ray Smith. 1959 MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily Consecutive Dates to Run . % 1 " 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. - - 332 3507 3 11/2 ^ Heading 13 .4 PHONE: 332-6441 ib 16 % 18 CORTINA 1964 tires, battery station wagon and New heater. $325 NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES % 20 % AVAILABLE '9 339-9234 after 4 pm X 3-10/31 22 % 23 CORVAIR 1964 , 4 speed Excellent mechanical condition Good body. %%% 25 » % f/ % % Radio, Call 337 2721. 5 CORVAIR 1962, 4-spee 11/2 {Etupttungtjam ,. 10 Words or Less: st be placed in person 28 33 34 29 w .n 32 4620 S. Hagadorn \ / Over 10 Words Add: 36 % 38 f 40 i 41 MA V/l < UMINT liXCI. I SI II I Y li > Mail to: Michigan State News i 1\ ! 1 CUTLASS Excellent CONVERTIBLE, 351-6943. 3 10/31 condi. 1965 S900 Alco Management Company 347 Student Services Bldg. MSU East Lansing, Mi S. 42 'A 4$ 1 i w Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 31, 1-969 13 For Sale For Sale MARLETTE For Sale 1956, 8x45. Furnished Peanuts Personal Kopechne inquest DIAMOND BARGAIN: engagement ring sets. Wedding and Save 50 per YOU WON'T selection of believe Frame OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East our large styles. or unfurnished. $1500.351-4150. 5-11/4 Close MSU. F.F. YOU and I are one! Here's tc many more happy ones. I Love Who's To (continued from insure the page 1) proceedings are activities of the news media may public, the cent or more. Large selection of You! Boom, Boom. 1-10/31 secrecy be such as to make it difficult, if plain and fancy diamonds. Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. provision, the court ordered the ANDERSON 30X8. Set up Trailer not impossible, for a $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0. WILCOX C-10/31 KATHY. BE careful. Dracula may transcript of the inquest long time Haven, East Lansing. 485-2289, bite neck Halloween. Sandi K. Metcalf, Fairgrove, to insure to a defendant a fair SECONDHAND STORE. 509 East your on impounded indefintely. But it DIAMOND WEDDING set, solitare. 482-0529. 5-10/31 freshman to Brent M. Kleiman Michigan. 485-4391. C George-of-the-Jungle. 1-10/31 also insisted on the transcript's trial in any criminal proceedings $250 new, $100. 484-3658 after 6 Rosemary Klein, Farmington, Escanaba junior Tau Delta Phi. which may follow the inquest. Lost & Found eventual publication. . ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums. p.m. 5-10/31 senior, Sigma Delta Tau to. Most musical instruments. Rich, "All facts concerning the Daniel Pelavin, Oak Park, senior, "The risk of' prejudice in 337-0703. 1-10/31 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the LOST: BLACK cat, male, last Alpha Epsilon Pi. inquiry must eventually be home. Makes tapes for your, car, weekend around "731" ENGAGEMENTS possible later proceedings from yard BECKY MON Amour: Pour toi je n published," the court said, "and APPLE CIDER. No preservatives too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up Reward. Call 351-1992 o suis rase. Bon anniversair at the earliest possible time, pretrial publicity remains," the added CENTENNIAL at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 393-6945. 2-10/31 L'Ermite. 1-10/31 Kathy Grad, Detroit, junior, court added. Zeta Tau Susan Wagoner, Toledo, Ohio, consistent with fairness to all MARKET, 4 miles North of South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C Alpha to Jim Jackson, senior, Zeta Tau Alpha to Ron parties." The court left all other aspects Lansing on US 27. 0-10/31 LOST: OCTOBER 24th, 3 month old Waukegon, 111. junior, Tau Delta Sh inkle, Real Estate Phi. Temperance senior. The court took special care to of the inquest to the discretion ZENITH PORTABLE stereo. 45 male golden retriever. No collar. Beta Theta Pi. emphasize that its guidelines of the presiding judge. DARKROOM AND camera East speed, micro touch arm, Lansing. Reward. 351-6699. WAVERLY AREA 2, 4 bedroom were to apply to all future equipment. Both 35 mm and 2 detachable speakers, year old. Best 5-11/2 Carolyn Jones, Birmingham, Kennedy's car plunged off a ranches. All the extras. 10% down 1/4" x 2 1/4" negatives sizes. offer. 351-2307. S-11/3 freshman to John Mentzer, Cindy Boncher, Holly, senior to inquests in Massachusetts -- not bridge on Chappaquiddick conventional or FHA. 694-9194 Complete darkroom set-up with A PATTERN FOR PROGRESS is the Birmingham, sophomore, M.T., Randy Vanittersum, Mt. just to the Kopechne inquest. Island, off the Massachusetts or 484-8174. 5-10/31 many extras. All priced very right help. Advertise for people Clemens, junior Triangle. "Few inquests may be likely coast, July 18. Although the reasonably plus cameras and CLAVICHORDS. HARPSICHORDS. with Classified Ad. Dial Alpha Phi Omega. a to arouse public interest as this senator accessories. 393-2995. 7-11/7 For information call KEYBOARD escaped relatively 355-8255 now! one has," the court noted. SALES, 627-5272.4-10/31 Janice Piechocki. Grand Rapids, unharmed, Miss Kopechne was But it added: "We shall not trapped inside. RECORDER ROBERTS 778x LOST: SILVER ring. Black stone. junior, Zeta Tau Alpha to Craig make any special rules for a Makes, plays cartridges, reels. Marine Corps emblem. 355-1298 Richards, Birmingham junior. Mary Jo Baker, Grand Ledge, particular case. The proposed A medical examiner ruled her Hardly used. 393-0380. -3-10/31 Reward. S-11/4 Alpha Tau Omega. PANOSONIC 3-track stereo tape sophomore, to Gary Kast, inquest and all inquests hereafter death an accidental drowning. recorder. Model RS-7555. $100. LOST: GOLD charm Beamed ceiling, paneled walls, Fayette, Ohio, L.B.U. shall proceed in compliance with The body was buried in bracelet, 7 Mary S. HARMAN KARDON console stereo, Mendenhall, Augusta, Call 332-8817 after 5 p.m. 5-11//5 with Garrard AT-60 turntable. charms, at MSU-UM game. freshman, to Stephen M. Rasor, the general principles herein Pennsylvania without an kitchen, spacious cupboards. Two Speakers. 337-0727. 5-11/3 Substantial reward. Call Wooster, O., junior, Tau Delta specified." autopsy. USED DIAPERS-$1.25 per dozen. 313-429-4040 313-769-2700 fireplaces, two baths, 3 bedrooms, or The court also rejected the Used diaper pails, $2. AMERICAN collect. 7-11/4 (one unfinished), Okemos School COMPONENT STEREO: Name contention of Kennedy's lawyers Dist. Atty. Edmund Dinis, in DIAPER SERVICE, 914 East Gier. district. Under $30,000. Phone brands at discount prices. Eico whose jurisdiction the accident 337-7139. 3-11/2 Marcia that the inquest was of an 6-11/6 St-7QK tube amplifier available. LOST: A brown attache case near Stern, Southfield, Carole Westrick, Allen Park, accusatory nature. occurred, currently is seeking to 337 0880. 5-11/2 Engineering, on October 22nd. sophomore to Marc Keys, Reward. Contact Ralph Taggart, STARTER HOME less than 10 years senior, Sigma Kappa to Robert "We think that the inquest have Judge Bernard C. FINE TONE 2 speaker portable Detroit, junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. old. Two bedrooms, den, and full Scott, Angola, Ind., Delta Chi. Brominski in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Magnavox Stereo. $50. 882-1096. GIBSON HOLLOW electric guitar. 355-5850. 1 10/31 proceedings are not accusatory basement in Marble area. Walking authorize exhumation of the 3-10/31 and that they should be regarded $150.; Gibson 25 watt amplifier, distance to campus. Low down Mary Fisher, Birmingham, $110. 351-4156. 5-10/31 payment, F.H.A. terms. Call Betty Sophomore, Kappa Kappa as investigatory," the court said. body for an autopsy. The judge DEER RIFLE Remington Gamma to "... Nevertheless, if the has not yet issued a ruling. Sweitzer, 332-3842 or WALTER Bruce Sucher, automatic. Model 81. Excellent GIBSON E-B2 hollow body bass. THE STEREO Shoppe is co NELLER CO., 489-6561. 1 10/31 Huntington Woods junior condition. $85. 372-3607. Like new. Must sell. Call 353-9344 featuring a complete line of s 3-10/31 Sigma Alpha Mu. "not afternoons. S-10/31 componnents. 0-10/31 Elaine Bacon, Pontiac, junior, COMES TYPEWRITER ROYAL Safari FANTASTIC PLASTIC inflatable Recreation Patricia McCarthy, Owosso, Sigma Delta Tau to Beryl portable. Very good condition. furniture. Wide variety. Low FOR THE confort you shoul freshman to Steve Baumhardt, Simonson, Philadelphia, Pa. THE SPAIN! EIGHT in $30. Phone 337-0020. 3-10/31 prices. Call 337-9215, noon to and the the figure fabulous you new could h« Pennyrich Bra. Torremolinos, days Spain. Departing Owosso senior Theta Delta Chi. junior Alpha Epsilon Pi. REVOLUTION our students" midnight. 5-10/31 December 13th-26th. Complete ORGAN-BALDWIN, 25 foot pedal Jean Tischler, obligation call, 372-4360. 5-11/4 deluxe package, $249. Phone Maureen Lynn Madison, Detroit, Huntington model. 8 months old. Originally Frank Buck, 351-1305. X 2 10/31 sophomore to William A. Deuel, Woods, senior Sigma Delta Tau $3,500. Will sell for $1,995. CASH LOANED on merchandise or Detroit, junior, Phi Gamma to Howard Dubin, Birmingham, 337 0020. 3-10/31 will buy outright. RUHF'S FEED Delta. senior Zeta Beta Tau. Anir Service ITALIAN Racing Bicycle. 10-speed, STORE. 5200 South Logan. light-weight. Good condition. 882-2121. 6-11/4 Nona PEKINGESE PUPPIES-and older DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS Dottie Jenkins, St. Johns, Mendelson, Huntington 355-6964 3-11/2 dogs, the Royal Darlings of the and formals Experienced. sophomore to John Gretzinger. Woods, senior, Sigma Delta Tau Chinese Palace. AKC registered, Reasonable charge. 355-1040. Alma, junior. Phi Sigma Kappa. to Freddy Weisbert, W.S.U. FRESH CIDER and doughnuts. Utility Spys, 2.49 per bushel. 3 show quality. Friendly and . loyal S4.951 pets, and stud service. 372-2945. in Sex Off-Carr., miles West of Potterville and 1 mile Becky Maciuszek, Livonia, Georjean Becker, Evart, 3-11/2 ATTENTION CAMERA BUGS: For cc rre coup'os (from Rhode Island North. THE COUNTRY MILL. junior, to Terry Dutcher, freshman, Steven Knapp, Sears, Cc''egp\ University of Wisconsin. Uni- those difficult developing or 3-11/2 Participate in a hi-fidelity/musical printing jobs, for those people Clarkston, junior Phi Sigma junior. Alpha Gamma Rho. • f ' of Chicago. Stanford Univer- GENTLE SIX month old male kitten. or "• c- l ■ event. MARSHALL BLUES IS BACK AND THE University of Needs good home. Patient with MUSIC Kappa. Ca'iforma. Omvursity of Rochester, presents an "Open House," Martha McCabe Westlake, Ohio, REVOLUTIONARY BLUES R^-r-d Coiiege, Antioch College, Uni- children. Has its shots. 355-1002. production quality prints, contact November 4-5. 1-10/31 rs*ty f Texas Ober'm College, and sophomore to Peter Harvey. •• 5-11/4 AF\T INC 393-2995 for Joanne Smilde, Palos Park, 111., BAND IS LEADING THE Boston UnivrrMty; tell their own GROSS OUT FREAK PARTY. handcrafted, custom quality work. to Robert Clyne. Paolos lights, Westfield, N.J., junior Delta WAV. ROCK-BLUES? SURE! -!' nes - ho-/, they feel about their, PODDLE pups-3 white, 1 cocoa 111. sophomore. Alpha Gamma Kappa Epsilon, Rutgers. parent:; their new sexual freedom. Halloween, 8:00. Bring your own DIG IT. GET IN STEP WITH the oroac sociological impact of color. AKC registered. 663=6586. Rho. THESE YOUNG SPIRITED Klonjborgen to Hedrick House, tnv r actions Read about the immi¬ 1-10/31 140 Haslett. Rides, 332 0844' ACTIVISTS. THE REVOLU¬ nent^ explosive issue of off-campus 2-10/31 TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general Wanted TIONARY BLUES BAND NO GIMMICKS-JUST SEX OFF-CAMPUS B» Roy Aid FREE-LIFE typing. Dictaphone or tape INSURANCE literature. VOUNG PROFESSOR seeks Brenda Tousley, Lansing, senior, transcription. 393-3663. TF SOME OF THE BEST NEW traveling companion to ORIENT G.R. School Bible & Music, to 3 LARGEpirahna. 372-8686. 3-11/2 SOUNDS AROUND STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 this summer. Write Box B 2, State TYPING WANTED; term papers, Lynn Kroll, Montague junior. TODAY. News. 4-10/31 dissertations, and etc. Experienced Bethel Manor. Peanuts Personal typist. Electric machine. Can pick INCREDIBLE NEW up 882-2639. 0-10/31 Lynda Chase, EXCITEMENT ON T. BEAR, It's b Munising, MARLETTE 1956, 8 x 45. Newly DECCA RECORDS year. Happy sophomore, to Richard furnished. Close to MSU. PAULA ANN Haughey Complete Reasonable. 351-4150. 5-11/5 Lin. 1-10/31 Professional Thesis Service. IBM Antonetti, Munising, Selectric Typewriters, Multilith sophomore. JONETTE: HAPPY 17th and 200th! Offset Printing and Hard Binding. SILVER COINS-Dated before 1965. DO YOU need a beautiful 2 bedroom May you have a wonderful 19th. Free Brochure and Estimates. Call Top prices home? Now? Mobile home that is! You're Any amount We Got Soul Food! No. 1 with me. All my 337-1527. C 484-3689. 0-11/11 Once you place a State News buy you have love, forever, Bruce. 1-10/31 Want Ad, the word is out to rc offere :ently, I COMPLETE THESIS Service 50,000 people in East you I Honest! See or call Mr. PUMA, HUNK plus puma divided by TWO TICKETS for Blood, Sweat, Discount printing, typing and and Banks, BANKS MOBILE HOMES Tears. Thorn, 353-9339. 4 Lansing. And it's so easy to binding of theses, term papers, get your message to these SALES. Location: WILLOW p.m. - 12 a.m. 2-10 31 resumes and publications. Lowest people. All you have to do is VILLAGE MOBILE HOME prices available. Located across dial 355-8255. We'll help you PARK, Williamston. 655-2684. from campus on corner of M.A.C. 3-11/2 MARK: THE Great Pumpkin in the and Grand River, below the Style low-cost, fast-acting message. sky glows down upon a kindred ' Shop. Call COPYGRAPH soul on this your natal day. GREAT LAKES 1961 10x50. 2 SERVICES, 337-1666. C WANTED: 2 or 4 general admission yld Dynamic Duo. 1-10/31 bedrooms, furnished. Close to tickets for MSU-IND.game. Call MSU. $2200. 332-0003. 10-11/9 TYPING-IN my home. Thesis and Bob, 351-7222 3-10/31 GUNKEE: THEY say "opposites term papers. Experienced. attract," but that's O.K. I like to 393-4075. 14-11-2 WANTED 2 ' be an exception, anyway. Slim. 1-10/31 Studentours DAVID: RISE UP for Klonjborgen! BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. No job too large or too small. 351-3170. 1 10/31 WANTED: 2 tickets for the Blood, Block off campus. 332-3255. C $ the Nalepa turns into a Lake, Sweat and Tears. Jan, 351-1465. Friday. Meta Morphisis. 1-10/31 2-10 31 SPRING BREAK GEHRIG. HAPPY first. Crickets, and a quick 1-10/31 LINDA-SUPER "Pookie." Loke, Paul. congratulations on PEOPLE monster is EVERYWHERE coming. Hedrick House, 8 p.m. X1-10/31 Halloween, The at making Homecoming Court! Wish TYPING: I am experienced and 2 GENERAL admission tickets, A.J. Louie reasonable. Near MSU. Phone MSU IND Call, 355-0767' SMASH I was so ugly. Are you really game. booked up till January 3rd? A 351-1765. 0-10/31 1-10/31 Tri-Delta Sister 1-10/31 B.P. SIGMA CHI- Happy Halloween! Transportation BRAMS The Bar B-Q Pit AB Hope you have a good day. 900 BLOCK South Washington to Signed: A Friend of the Good 2018 E. Michigan Now offering three Witch of the West. 1 10 31 Wilson Hall. Hours 7 to 3:30. Will pay. 485 2765, Smith. 3-10/31 destinations for spring JOYCE, MADE my Joyce by her, long loving kiss, I Love You. Wanted 1-10/31 Now Se Harold TWO TICKETS ' c pomecoming Annual Freeport Smash HERBERT, Your face HAPPY is nice. nineteenth. Pooh game. C\L^t 10 Pm PLANETARIUM and 351 -3146.3-10/29 199.00 quad N. Company. 1-10/31 What a differe BLOOD DONERS NEEDED. $7.50 for all positive. A negative, B Presents: So Will EIGHT nr negative and AB negative, $10.00 O San Juan 1-10/31 negative, $12. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, MICHIGAN Return to Bar B-Q Spare Ribs 507'/? East Grand River, East 249.00 triple Lansing. Above the new Campus the Moon DENNY: TO and Book Store, hours: 9 p.m. Monday a.m. to Wednesday and 3:30 Bar B-Q Chicken us one year , Through the extraordinary sunshine. And no complai Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 capabilities of the Love, Peggy 1-10/31 WOULD p.m. to 6:30 LIKE p.m. 337-7183 C planetarium complete lunar facility, a landing Collard Greens ROGER DODGER We've t to babysit for 3 4 mission will Acapulco be simulated year old child, 8-5 p.m. $20 week 3724870. 1-11/3 from liftoff to splashdown. Red Beans & Rice The NASA film "Eagle Has 259.00 triple WANTED: ONE used electric typewriter. 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