Monday A MICHIGAN long dispute. STATE NEWS . . Cooler . . . . .. means that both parties are STATE and cloudy with wrong. temperatures in the mid-40's. -Voltaire UNIVERSITY Continued cool and cloudy Tuesday. East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 62 Number 79 Monday, November 3, 1969 Italian authorities to try American stops the hijacked plane made before ROME (AP) - Judicial authorities went reaching Rome. ahead Sunday with plans to try Raphael He charged the FBI did not follow his Minichiello in Italy as the crew of the They were Capt. Donald Cook of New instructions to keep away from the plane. Trans World Airlines jet he hijacked from York, first officer Wenzell Williams of The hijacker became upset and fired a California to Rome returned to the United Shallowater, Tex., engineer Lloyd Halloran of St. Charles, Mo., and hostess Tracey single shot, Cook said. States. "The whole thing was blown by the Asst. Rome Prosecutor Massimo Carli Coleman of Cincinnati, Ohio. FBI," he said. questioned the 20-year-old U.S. Marine in Before departure, Capt. Cook blasted the The Boeing was being readied for a an isolation cell of Rome's grimly imposing FBI in an interview as causing "a fiasco" at return to New York Monday. The flight Regina Coeli-Queen of Heaven- jail Kennedy Airport in New York, one of four (please turn to page 11) overlooking the Tiber River. Minichiello's 80-year-old father, Luigi, came to Rome from the hinterland of WAR BIG ISSUE Naples and was greeted by Romans as a celebrity. But he was told he could not see his son until preliminary investigations are concluded. Gaunt and watery-eyed, the old man went to sunswept Janicolo Hill overlooking Battle lines drawn the jail, followed by a retinue that included for '70 Senate the mayor of his hometown, who accompanied him to Rome, newsmen and ordinary Romans. races WASHINGTON (AP)-A full year in "My son," he said, "In there you'll be all senators beginning re-election campaigns advance of Senate elections, men who will right. Outside perhaps you were not well. I are speaking against the war. be seeking new terms in 1970 are drawing hope they make him take all the necessary "Maybe it's an indication of the change the lines on the looming campaign issue of in opinion," said Church, who is beginning cures, so his head returns to normal." war in South Vietnam. a new term which will carry him to the At Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Ariport, President Nixon's Monday night report 1974 election. "There was time when where the younger Minichiello had arrived to the nation will shape debate in and Saturday morning in a Boeing 707 at the nobody was willing to be identified with a around the Senate in the days and weeks resolution critical of the war." end of history's longest air hijack, crew ahead. members of the hijacked plane got a "Perhaps they're hearing the voice of the And it is possible that unfolding U.S. turtle," said Sen. Mike Mansfield, the policy will defuse the issue before the Democratic leader, who will be running for congressional elections next year. another term in Montana next year. In the three weeks since the White House But Republicans generally take a Sides agree announced that Nixon would deliver a different view, and have signed up 36 nationally broadcast report on the war, senators on a resolution blaming Hanoi for Senate debate has subsided - one critical continuing the war, and demanding that Democrat acknowledging that it amounted the next gesture for peace come from the to a moratorium the part of policy foes. cease-fire on enemy. to That assessment came from Sen. J.W. Fulbright, D-Ark., who postponed, until Among them are six of the nine GOP senators whose terms expire after the after the Nixon speech, the hearings current Congress, and one campaigning planned by the Sneate Foreign Relations in Lebanon Committee on a series of proposed policy resolutions. Democrat, Sen. Howard W. Cannon of Nevada. At least seven Democrats who are Campus Once Nixon has spoken, the lid will be Clifton R. Wharton Jr. photographed at a press conference hen igo, is preparing for his BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)--The Lebanese expected to seek reelection are rated off for words of endorsement or of upcoming move to MSU. For complete coverage of his recen campus, see page five. army and the Palestinian guerrillas, who among supporters of the present Nixon have been fighting each other in bloody opposition to the course he describes. > photo by Mike Beasley Republican congressional leaders insist battles in southeast Lebanon for the past they have no idea what the President will two weeks, have agreed to observe a say. Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., quotes Nixon cease-fire as of midnight local time, 5 p.m. as saying the nation will find it EST, according to an announcement by the reassuring. The policy resolutions still before the Riegle outlines state-run Beirut Radio. Senate Foreign Relations Committee have The broadcast said the agreement was reached in Cairo by guerilla leader Yasir helped draw more clearly the line between Nixon allies and critics. Arafat and the Lebanese army commander, Gen. Emile Boustani. Twenty-five Democratic and nine Arafat reached the Eyptian capital Republican Senate terms expire next year. must make some provision for the South methods. There is a greater chance for Saturday to participate in mediation Of the 23 Democrats to seek reelection, frightening technique tluu any politician efforts by President Gamal Abdel Nasser to Vietnamese people and "clearly violence in Washington and that would be 13 are committed to the doves' side and can use," Riegle said. "It whips up emotion settle the dilute over guerrillas' freedom differentiate his view of the war from the very counter-active." have in varying degrees criticized the Nixon and stereoptypes people. of action in Lebanon. Johnson administration's view," he said. Riegle criticized Vice President Spiro course. Four of them are among the Rep. Donald W. Riegle Jr., R-Mich., "The vice president is one of the ones The cease-fire agreement came at the Riegle favors the free city concept for Agnew for his statements about the sponsors of a resolution urging a speedup outlined Saturday four points which the South Vietnamese people who are moratorium. who has to 'lower his voice' and seek to close of the quietest day in Lebanon since in American withdrawal -- the kind of President Nixon will have to cover in his reason with people rather than yell at them victimized by the American withdrawal. Agnew has called moratorium leaders fighting started. There was only one proposal rejected by Nixon as a bug-out address on Vietnam tonight "if he wants to A free city, such as Hong Kong or and call them names. His statements are outburst when "hard core dissidents and professional troops and guerrilas resolution. satisfy and rally the people." hurting and dividing the country at this Singapore should be established with an aian hists" and "an effete corps of exchanged artillery and machine gun fire Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, sponsor of The two most important points would be Asian peace-keeping force he said. time." for about i -u ent snobs." 30 minutes in the eastern resolution a seeking to speed U.S. an announcement of an increased rate of "This would meet the charge that a >eling anybody is the most (please turn to page 11) (please turn to page 11) withdrawal, said it is noteworthy that withdrawal of American troops and an bloodbath would follow an American offer of a fixed deadline - "the earliest withdrawal." possible deadline" -- for ending American Riegle said he hopes Nixon will not make combat operations, Riegle said. The present withdrawal rate of 10,000 the mistake of "talking over the heads of United States people by talking to the p! tenger plans legislation Kennedy bla troops per month would leave troops in Vietnam until the end of 1974. "The rate of troop withdrawal has to increase substantially," Riegle said. "This is enemy. "Now is the time to talk directly with the American people," he said. Riegle, who was on campus this weekend to regulate towing practices the minimum expectation of the American Rep. Philip O. Pittenger, R-Lansing, jurisdiction; local government units would for to meet president-designate Wharton, said announced Friday he will introduce deal with those firms not under its people." use as p Nixon must "offer something that is he is "very apprehensive" about the Nov. 15 March Against Death in Washington. legislation in January to regulate the authority, if Pittenger's proposal is specific to stopping American loss of life." practices of tow truck operators. approved. Although Riegle spoke at MSU and Pittenger said the towing problem is he said. "If he fails to do that I think he'll Stetson University in Florida during the He ch; ed that many of them for induction those young men who engage WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sen. Edward M. wish he hadn't." Oct. 15 moratorium, he has made no "arbitrarily u>w cars parked illegally, especially severe in communities like East in various forms of protest against the draft Kennedy, D-Mass, asserted Sunday the Of somewhat lesser importance, Nixon without permission from the police or the Lansing, where large numbers of and the Vietnam war, or who violate commitments for speeches during the Selective Service system has been used to owner of the automobile. apartments exist. Selective Service March Against Death. punish young men who protest against the certain regulations" "Too msof these tow truck operators "Apartment owners apparently make a He is quick to add, however, that he has Vietnam war and against the draft itself. Kennedy said. are just iving around looking for deal with the tow truck operators to pick The Senate's asst. Democratic leader said received no invitations to speak yet. And he suggested some of those so someone who's parked illegally," Pittenger up any car that doesn't belong to a renter," the hearings will attempt to determine "The Mobilization (to End the War in punished may be guilty of no illegal acts. said. "They charge an owner a fee to he said. whether the draft has been used to induct Vietnam) group is different than the "If tow truck operators can't cooperate "Respect for military service can hardly re-claim his car, and the fee usually be enhanced if those who protest the men who engaged in legal protests as well original moratorium people " Riegle said. discretion in these cases, it includes harges for towing and storage." and use some system are the first people chosen to fight as those taking part in illegal "They are more extreme people who might The Pu .lic Service commission would set appears that legislation is needed," he for our country," Kennedy said in a demonstrations. try to divert the march to their own declared. towing rates for those firms under its He said the use of the draft to punish statement prepared for the opening rais stituti Monday of a second week of hearings into the operation of the nation's draft system. "The fundamental issue which now questions -including the right to due legal process -which are currently before the MORE LIBERAL POLICY confronts us is whether the Selective Supreme Court. Service System has the right to supplant the courts, and substitute an administrative form of punishment " the Massachusetts Democrat said. Former Atty. Kingman Gen. Ramsey Clark and Brewster president of Yale in Kennedy replied to testimony last week by Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey that service the armed forces considered a punishment. can never be Open house rule debated policy violate Sec. 1.5.02 of the Academic concerning student views on open house Freedom report " Wells said. policy. The information will provide a University, are among witnesses to be This section of the report reads foundation as well as an incentive to refute called by Kennedy's Judiciary "There shall be no regulation unless there . . . established rules. subcommittee investigating the draft Busses for rally A 24-hour, seven-day a week open house is a demonstrable need for it which is West McDonel is not the first hall to system. advocate such a liberal policy. Last year Kennedy replied to testimony last week Space on charter busses to the Nov. 15 policy will be presented tonight to the reasonably related to the basic purposes Fee Hall was unsuccessful in an attempt to March on Washington can be reserved this West McDonel General Council. and necessities of the university as by Lt. Gen. Louis B. Hershey, that service This proposal is in direct violation with abolish open house hours. in the armed forces can never be week at the ASMSU Business Office, stipulated herein." 4 Whereas Fee previously accepted defeat, the all-University ruling that open houses Students are forced to live in the considered a punishment Student Services Bldg. Round trip fare of Wells said this year will not be held between the hours of 1 residence halls where actual freedom is Fee as well as McDonel "This is of course true," he said. "But it $20 must be paid in full. For details or will put their cases before the a.m. and 8 a.m. Monday through Thursday. restricted," Wells said. can become punishment if the director of information on other MSU coalition faculty-student judiciary if necessary. William Wells Detroit senior, spokesman "The proposal will be stated, but the Selective Service System treats Projects, call 355-8266. The "Our position in court will be aided with accelerated induction as an alternative to Student-Faculty Coalition to End the War for a group of McDonel residents said that probably no action will be taken tonight," he continued. Fee's support, Wells said. "We plan tp criminal prosecution for those violating Now meets at 7:30 tonight in 30 Union. this liberal proposal will test the validity and legality of the University's rule. West McDonel will sponsor an evaluation present a case so strong and convincing draft regulations. "Selective Service presently reclassifies Donald Riegle "Specific hours limiting open house survey this week to gather current data that the University will not be able to refuse the proposal." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3,1969 1.50 RETURN FROM CUBA Cigarettes Enkasheer Panty Hose Hijackers surren der 3/79c Limit 1 99c Limit 3 PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (AP) -Six Americans wanted for The FBI field office in Albany to FBI said it could r the reasons why the six left Cuba. separate airplane hijackings turned themselves in to FBI agents FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover said in Washington that all six Sunday after leaving Cuba en masse and entering the country reportedly lived in Cuba since the airplane hijackings the first of I have four ivory statues that I brought back from India. 2.25 2.00 through Canada. which dates back to February 1968. They face charges of air piracy and kidnapping. Officials said the men sailed from Cuba Oct. 24. : They are starting to crack and since the total value is about Perfect Fit Glen Raven The six sailed into Montreal Saturday night on the Cuban All six face sentences ranging up to death if convicted of air : $400, I would like to prevent this. What should I do? Warren Stevens, California graduate student freighter Luis Arces Bergnes. At Montreal they asked Canadian piracy. Hoover said. Panty Hose Panty Hose authorities to escort them to the international border at The FBI identified the six as: Thomas J. Boynton, 32; S Champlain near here, the FBI said. ^ 29 Limit 3 $j<9 Limit 3 All six were arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Joseph Kelly in Pittsburgh, where bail was set ranging from $100,000 to Raymond Anthony Sr., 56, of Baltimore: Thomas George Washington, 29, of Gary, Ind.; Ronald Thomas Bohle 22, from Michigan City, Ind.; A Vollis, whose age was given as 24 to 30, According to Chet Trout, preparator at the Museum, the best thing to do is to use Pure almond oil. First wash your ivory with a mild soap and warm water and use a soft } $200,000. They were turned over to U.S. Marshals and taken to and Joseph C. Crawford, listed as 25 to 36 years old. material. Then apply the oil, also with a soft material. the Clinton County jail in lieu of bail. U.S. immigration officials at Champlain said the six were Rousers Drugs at 123 S. Washington has pure almond oil. processed routinely through the border station. They were Price: $4 for three ounces. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State admitted to the United States after establishing they were U.S. 1.00 2.00 University, is published every class day and Sundays during Opaque Pastel Colors four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Subscription rate is $14 per year. the campus? Marge Knee-Hi Panty Hose V.C.step raids Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlanc 49c 39c Daily Press Association, Associated Collegii.te Press, Michigai Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, Unitei up College Hall, built in 1857, is said to be the very first building. However, six other buildings were constructed States Student Press Association. Limit 6 Limit 6 that year in the vicinity where Beaumont Tower now Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Service on U.S. outposts stands. At that time, MSU consisted of 667 acres, as compared to the 5,050 acres now occupied by the Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. University. 19c 34c SAIGON (AP) — United States Cambodian border. Phones: and South Vietnamese troops lergens Scot Paper Editorial 3j5-8252 abandoned three artillery bases guard In one of against the bases which infiltration, the Classified Advertising 355-8255 and withdrew to a U.S. Green allies were forced to destroy Deodorant Soap Towels Display Advertising 353-640G Berets camp Sunday in the face their big guns and pull out Business-Circulation 355-3^47 of an buildup that Saturday night after a day of 13c ^ 19c Photographic 355-8311 threatened enemy to overwhelm the fierce shelling and ground Limit 3 Limit 1 outposts along the rugged attacks that had disabled their artillery. The sudden, heavy fighting along the border, about 120 1.50 Water Heating 3.98 Men's Black be adventuro miles northeast of Saigon, broke a battlefield lull that had lasted 8'j weeks and possibly marked the start of a major offensive by the Communist command in the Teapots Umbrellas - $5 special border highlands. At Ban Me Thuot, U.S. sources 99c $299 told Associated Press correspondent Peter Arnett that Limit 1 Limit 1 I Ifrosting - the fighting was the result of "a large enemy buildup along the Cambodian border," but conceded that the coordinated 1.00 attacks on the Green Berets 59c Coated Gillette Techmatic \^, ^ (shampoo, camp at Bu Prang and nearby artillery bases had not been expected at this time. Rubber Bands Refills 332-4522 good thru november Arnett said that in addition to the series of Tom Allen, who has worked at Disneyland for the past shellings and ground two summers, said there were only 10 or 23 original Mickey attacks, combined Mouse watches made. They were made from solid gold and 33c 59c 8:30 a.m. -7:30 p.m. M F, 'til 4 Sat. Ameiican-South a Vietnamese given to the Disney family in 1928. These watches are road convoy was ambushed on valued at $10,000 apiece. The first Mickey Mouse watches Limit 1 Limit 1 952 trowbr|dge in the Route 14 southwest of Ban Me mass produced were made by Ingersoll in the 1930's. The ICOupon) Thuot and three American owners of these watches have formed various "Original Expir«S after 11-8-69 SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER helicopters were shot down in Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Watch Clubs." These watches are the immediate area of fighting worth $200 to $450 apiece today. There is a sister 39c 7.98 around Bu Prang. organization being formed by the owners of the original Sources at Ban Me Thuot said Snow White and Cinderella watches. Watches made during Scotch Magic Sunglass Kit the Communist command might the Mickey Mouse era in the early 1950's are now worth be seeking a "psychological $40 to $80. Hamilton, Timex and Longines are all makers Transparent Tape 4 sets of victory" of which the weekend of Mickey Mouse watches sold today ir^ Disneyland for Buy the No. 1 flareup was only a beginning. approximately $20. 28c The attacks also coincided Limit 1 $4 29 At the No. 1 University with North a call in North Vietnam for Vietnamese troops to Last week, Oct. 27, on Rowin and Martin's Laugh-In, redouble their efforts. Ruth Bussy sang a clever song about Lady Bird. I was just A broadcast dispatch of wondering if there is anywhere I could get a recording or a 2.25 3.95 Party Store Hanoi's official Vietnam Agency said President Ton Due News copy of this song? Ken Whitmill, Saginaw junior. Thang, successor of Ho Chi Unfortunately there are no recordings of this tune b> Flash Cubes Breck Basic Minh, inspected North Ruth Bussy available. But you might be able to obtain a tf/'PA'RSjj Vietnamese troops and urged copy of it by writing to NBC studios in New York. 19 Hair Conditioner $299 StfOKEf them to seek greater victories. U.S. In other developments, the Command said eight My girlfriend ordered a Wolverine in the fall of 1968. She Limit 1 Limit 1 to fi ^ persons, most of them Americans, were killed Saturday in the second crash of a did not receive it and-is now a student at WMU. I have her receipt, can I pick it up for her? Jim Reves, Benton Harbor 2780 E. Grand River Across from Yankee helicopter near Tay Ninh in two Certainly. Just take the receipt to the Wolverine office in 4.98 the basement of the Student Services Bldg. and they will 1.15 give you her book. They are open from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday Blood, Sweat 'n Tears Head 'n Shoulders Accidents through Friday. Tube Stereo LP $287 Shampoo 0/ Limit 1 injurethree Limit 1 on campus Three separate accidents on 1.49 campus resulted in minor & 1.00 injuries for three students over the Right Guard Vick NyQuill weekend, University police. according to Mary Hanson. 564 S. Wonders Deodorant Cold Medicine Hall, suffered a fractured left thigh when she was struck - 55c 99c Friday by a car driven by Gary Hobbs of 105 E. Holden Hall. Limit 1 Limit 1 The victim underwent surgery Saturday at Olin Health Center, where she was reported in good condition. 1.49 2. 19 A bicycle-car accident Friday resulted in minor injuries to F.D.S. Lavoris Arthur Reis. 321 W. Shaw Hall. The bicycle he was riding was Deodorant Spray Mouthwash struck by a car driven by Charles I am making a lamp with two wine bottles for the shades, Maclean of 802-206 Cherry and a beer keg for the base. But I need the bottoms of the 99c 32 oz.99C Lane. Reis for was minor treated on the wine bottles cut out for the light bulbs. Can Spartacuss help? Rick Marston, Livonia sophomore scene a arm injury- and Limit 1 Limit 1 released. Carl Hughes of 225 Mil ford Keki Mistry, the University's master glassblower, said he St. East Lansing, suffered minor would be glad to cut the bottoms for such a unique lamp. injumjB when the motorcycle he A was4iding was struck by a car driven by Phillip Renner of 2137 Why do the bicycle tracks on campus all run east and Luwanna Drive Lansing. Hughes STATE DISCOUNT WEDNESDAY was taken to Olin Health Center, where he was treated for cuts west? Why don't some run north and south; What can we do about getting tracks on Farm Lane? Martha VanBuskirk, East Lansing senior. and bruises and released. We Cash MSU f ayroll Checks NOV. 5 SPECIAL SALE: Robert Trojanek, from the Campus Park and Planning Dept, told Spartacuss that the bicycle tracks run east and I west because of the position of the dormitories on campus. I.D. Required 9 P.M. EST It's new...it's Sinatra all the way. | SKS" *" K,nes| There are no new bicycle tracks in the planning because of the decrease in the bicycle population. It seems that the bus system is putting the squeeze on the bikes. 307 East Grand River CBS-TV NEWARK . LOS ANGELES . | | Man and Nature Bookstore | 328 Student Services I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 3 NEWS Letters The White House support communications director, But the overwhelming majority of conclusion of the war." N WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon has writers of a Signers from Gaston summary more that than many 7,000 individual signatures to show members of school groups either Herbert Klein, said the search uncovered the greatest outpouring of letters on a single topic since the inauguration last January. The diggers stack of mail made available to a the President to carry on his reporter urged presidential policy. The Ball State signers told the President College, Gastonia, N.C., commended the President and the government for efforts made or to be made to support his Vietnam course or oppose they "bring peace and justice." were told only to cull communications, "do not understand all the Both of President Nixon's own schools pullout-now demonstrations against it. implications of the came Presidential aides started digging into White principally from groups, bearing on the antiwar Vietnam conflict and do not consider war to be through for him, in a modest way, with 145 House mail room stacks after receiving one letter demonstration. the solution to the problems of students from Whittier humanity." College, Calif., and 80 with 1,200 signatures of students from Ball State Not all of the letters have been sorted out, But the writers expressed their confidence in Duke University law-school students and faculty Klein said. He conceded that some will probably the chief executive and their members communicating their University, Muncie, Ind., following the Oct. 15 "personal and support. Moratorium Day. show opposition to the administration's Vietnam collective support to you during this trying Results of stand. period ... to end this most frustrating war." a poll sent in from Florida Junior The longest message, in number of College, Jacksonville, told things differently: 104 "The rate signers and students of troop withdrawal signed has to increase substantially. This INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE length, was a four-foot telegram containing 1,400 names of students from Abilene, Tex. Christian from Vietnam up and for immediate withdrawal 54 supported presidential is the minimum expectation of the College. The telegram noted the Moratorium policy. A letter American demonstrations elsewhere but said "there is a signed by more than 600 people." better way in prayer and we have covenanted undergraduates of North Texas State University --Rep Jr R-Mich Donald W. Riegle Lindsay WASHINGTON (AP)--Mayor of this runs fall's campaigning. again commissioner is running against ourselves together especially for this day." Nearly 700 "concerned students" of Indiana's Valparaiso University signed a petition supporting efforts "to pursue an honorable affirmed belief in the protests but legitimacy of responsible declared the demonstration "should have been directed authorities of North Vietnam." Moratorium to the John V. Lindsay's bid for a Cleveland and Detroit both have Republican Eugene Boyce, a second term in New York City mayoral contests between a restaurant operator, for the seat holds national attention Tuesday Negro and a white man, while of Democratic Charles Joelson, the New York, Seattle and International News in off-year elections that see who resigned to become a judge. Republicans trying to add New Buffalo contests have been On the eve (of President Nixon's Vietnam speech, Jersey and Virginia to their fought on liberal-conservative Pravda charged Sunday the Pentagon is stirring publicity bulging bag of In New York, Lindsay has the to detract attention from lack of progress in ending the governorships. Lindsay, rated a Liberal and independent potential presidential candidate war. The Soviet Communist party newspaper implied after his first election in 1965, nominations against Marchi, that press speculation on a new peace move was part of was defeated last June for the running on the Republican and a government ploy to undermine anti-war critics. Republican nomination. But he Democrat Mario E. Procaccino, Moscow often views the American press as an official is running as an independent and is heavily favored currently city controller. mouthpiece for U.S. government. The most recent poll by the opponents In New Jersey, Republican New York Daily News, which More than 2,000 persons turned out Sunday for a Rep. William T. Cahill. a has picked every mayoral1 Roman Catholic mass in memory of President Ngo Dinh moderate, hopes to end 16 years since 1928, gave Lindsay 41 Diem and his brother, who were slain in the coup that of Democratic domination. His cent, Procaccino 29 per Democratic opponent Marchi 20 per cent overthrew their South Vietnamese government Nov. 1, Robert B. In New Jersey, the campaign 1963. Meyner, served two terms as between Cahill and Meyner has governor in the 1950s. The turnout was described as the largest In been marked by bitter charges of Virginia, Republican demonstration of public sentiment for the brothers Linwood Holton, a long time dishonesty and conflicts of since their deaths. backer of President Nixon has interest by both candidates picked up unprecedented labor Cahill, 57, has been a and black support in his race congressman for 10 years. The Lebanese army and Palestinian guerrillas, who against Democrat William C. Meyner 61, was an obscure have been fighting each other in bloody battles for the state senator when he captured Battle, son of a former governor. the governorship in 1953. past two weeks, agreed on a cease-fire beginning at Republicans already control In the congressional election. midnight local time according to Arab radio broadcasts. 30 of the nation's governorships, including all of the major Democratic nominee Robert A. Americans and other westerners are gloomy about industrial states except New their long-term prospects in Lebanon, but for the time being it's still "business as usual" in the commerical Nixon, putting his vote-getting capital of the Arab world. reputation on the line in two states he carried last November, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi received a stinging campaigned for both Holton and Cahill. In New York, he rebuff Sunday from the old guard leadership of her endorsed John J. Marchi the ruling Congress party, which censured her government conservative Republ for participating in the Rabat Islamic conference in nominee, but did not campaign September. The censure resolution aggravated an for him. Besides the three feature already serious crisis within the party. contests, New Jersey has a special congressional election, Diplomats at the United Nations expect Italy to drop and mayors are being chosen in a out of the shrinking western front against seating number of large cities including Communist China in the United Nations when the Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh, General Assembly votes on the issue this week. They Seattle, and Buffalo. The law-and-order debate predicted Sunday that the Red Chinese would once which dominated municipal again fail to win a seat. This would be for the 20th time. elections in Minneapolis and Los Angeles, plus the primaries in Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky said Saturday that New York, has recurred in most 180.000 U.S. troops can be withdrawn from South Vietnam next year. He also predicted that Nixon will "have nothing new" in his address on Vietnam to the U.S. public Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayler of Detroit limped into Brighton. England, aboard their 1900 Stanley Steamer Sunday and achieved a life-long ambition. They were among the last arrivals in the "old crocks" run-the-London-to-Brighton-rally of ancient cars, all dated before ll>05. It was not a race. To arrive was to National News Integration of public schools increased substantially across the South this fall, triggering numerous incidents of racial friction and a spurt in the growth of private, segregated white schools. Sen. hdward M. Kennedy asserted Sunday the Selective Service system has been used to punish young men who protest against the Vietnam war and against the draft itself. He suggested those who protest are the first people "chosen to fight for our country." "The fundamental issue which now confronts us is whether the Selective Service system has the right to supplant the courts and substitute an administrative form of punishment," he said. Sen. Kugene McCarthy said Sunday a negotiated settlement should precede U.S. troop withdrawal f Vietnam. "I would say that unless the administration can really move to some kind of negotiation I'm prepared to say let's just withdraw," he said. "But this is a very irrational and. I think, irresponsible way to proceed. Sen. Russell Long, D-La., predicted Sunday the Supreme Court nomination of judge Clement F. Haynesworth Jr., will be defeated unless President Nixon applies more pressure on individual senators on a head-and-head basis. Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell said he doubts as many as 45 senators are opposed to the nomination. Lansing's Largest Stereo Dealer presents an "open house." You'll have an opportunity to talk with representatives of several stereo component companies and find out design concepts and capabilities, etc. We'll be premiering a Campus News BELLBOTTOMS : "first" in this community -- truly professional equipment for recording and amplification! Door-prizes, refreshments, and best of all a few special prices! Make a point of coming to our open house, we'd like to know Vassar College officials expect normal classes Monday your impression and we'd like to leave you ours! Remember, Nov. 4-5, Tuesday and Wednesday all day, until 9 after the fashionable school bowed to demands of 32 black coeds who had occupied the main most of the 10% OFF ; administration building since Thursday. OPEN 10-5 M-SAT 1 STRAIGHT STEREO ANSWERS Vassar agreed to increase the number of black Marsh Music 245 Ann St., East Lansing LANS, j professors as the size of scope of the black studies program requires, to give letter grades in the courses 211 EVERGREEN, E. Co. which began this fall and also a degree in black studies. ................--I MICHIGAN from TRB Washington STAT! NIWS UNIVERSITY JAP Where does Agnew leave off and Mr. Nixon begin? TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first article economics, foreign policy civil rights, GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor by a newly acquired columnist for the southern strategy. He is the psychic pillar DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor State News, TRB from Washington. TRB on which Mr. Nixon seems to lean. He has LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor appears in the New Republic and numerous a formidable face close set ears, small tight KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor newspapers and magazines. mouth, commanding forehead (enhanced JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor by baldness) and a prominent Roman nose It's said that we should support Mr. with rather flaring nostrils. Put him into Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award knee pants and a periwig and he could be Nixon because he's the only President for outstanding journalism. we've got. but it s a lot worse than that; if adviser of Louis XIV. He is not at all we didn't have him, we'd have Mr. Agnew. unattractive if you share his views which, Mr. Agnew is Mr. Nixon's life insurance we believe, include a full-scale, Union policy. Here's health to the President, then. League Club incomprehension of the The trouble is it's hard to know where American poor. EDITORIALS Mr. Agnew 'eaves off and Mr. Nixon There seems little doubt in retrospect that the administration quite misjudged the begins. Mr. Nixon picked him. He assigns him dirty little jobs. Was it Mr. Agnew or moratorium; a circumstance revealing an Mr. Nixon speaking when the White House alarming White House communication gap. Dr. Augenstein sought to discredit the moratorium by associating it with support from Hanoi? The people were, and are, aching for Mr. Nixon to lead tiiem, which (we think) he is The St. Louis Post Dispatch called it a trying to do. The President's statement, "mean little maneuver." "There is nothing new we can learn from what Was it Mr. Agnew or Mr. Nixon (or the demonstrations" is really pot perhaps Atty. Gen. Mitchell) when the Vice President came up with that verbal nifty attributing the moratorium to "an incomprehensible unless you assume that the White House expected lawless mobs. Incidentally, that is the present attitude of Leroy Augenstein ought to go far marijuana and poor grades. Perhaps effete corps of impudent snobs who some of Mr. Nixon's tough advisers toward the upcoming Nov. 15 march. I do not in politics as grand master of the there is a cause and effect characterize themselves as intellectuals?" think I exaggerate to say that they are buzz-word and the well-turned panic relationship between pot and acne. Mr. Agnew's love of the vacuous rolling phrase recalls Warren Harding We just hoping for trouble. It would excuse their phrase. We speak, of course, of his Augenstein? looked up "effete" and it means what we formal panic, and their feeling that both latest bugbear: drugs. How a scientist can find a affairs are really anti-Nixon political thought it means from the Latin "ex" plus Marijuana, he says, is terrible cause-effect relationship between an "fetus": exhausted of fertility. An odd maneuvers. Some of those on the far it, i. of herb and such weird things as making the Nov. 15 march, alas, apparently want because it may lead to harder drugs. thing to call some of the lively sponsors, or trouble, too. It would be too bad if the This is the sort of thing that love in the back seat of a car or the middle aged respectables, for that profound gains of the moratorium were generates the generation gap - raping little girls or flunking out of matter; Mr. Agnew had better watch his tossed away. (Footnote: the second school and overlook the greater language. moonshot incidentally, goes up Nov. 14, anybody that has had contact with Nobody takes Mr. Agnew very seriously,; the weed knows that this simply is implications of such occurrences is of course, he is just the outer symbol of so we must live through all that again.) not true. But wait, maybe you will beyond us. Marijuana is of itself, a the tough core of an administration more Progress consists of swapping one set of problems for another set. We think we are not get strung out now. but what neutral entity. It, like alcohol, typically represented by Atty. Gen. now doing that both in the Vietnam war manifests itself in dubious Mitchell. The latter is Mr. Nixon's ex-law about in 20 years'? Right, and what if and in the war on inflation. circumstances not because it is a partner campaign manager and friend: the As to the sky falls or your liver rots from Vietnam, there can be no doubt of strong man of the Cabinet. He is into device of the devil with a sentient it any longer -- the nation wants out. Mr. liquor? We can never know the everything at the White House - life of its own. but because someone Nixon, we think, has got the word. There is answer to this because. Augenstein a strong new movement among Senate says, we just cannot run a 20-year witii hang-ups brought it there. It is doves to give him elbow room. Hubert experiment on human beings. exceedingly doubtful that the drug OUR READERS' MIND Humphrey has done the decent thing, as Granted, this is a bit more drove anyone to crime - the causes we see it to tell the President that there unreasonable, but why not go over of horrible incidents such as will be no partisan stab in the back if he to India where people have been Augenstein likes to cite lie in society pushes for peace. If there is one consistent partaking of the fruit of the hemp for thousands of years incidentally, have managed to build and. and not in It never some fails humble weed. to people who have absolutely no amaze us that Tokenism policy detrimental thing in Mr. Nixon's is that he knows which way the wind blowing. We situation now. are own public record, hopeful that this is the As to the once vocal hawks it is one of the greatest cultures in the personal experience with something To The Editor: is a function not of the student's every prospective student. The point is that they seem to have moderated their strange there are many scholastically disadvantaged cries somewhat. A few are even covering world? No. we had best not, but are always ready to tell everyone else "Tokenism," in regard to a university's capabilities, but of the measuring devices a what it's all about. It's obvious that de facto policies governing admission of used to determine them. The SAT, the I.Q. teenagers both black and white who have masterly retreat with feints and sallies at rather simply accept the tired old blacks, might be defined as the admission test, achievement tests high school grades the capability to make it at the university subsidiary targets like the effete cliche that marijuana leads to heroin. Augenstein has never smoked pot. of black students primarily because they - each measures a particular array of skills but whose test scores and high school intellectuals who aie impatient at never will and is quite content to go bloodshed, and the unseemly interference 'Buzz.' are black, in order to effect a political and intelligences (no. the's' is not an error) grades don't indicate as much. on the rest of his life self righteously and does with validity only for specific- of Hanoi in the affairs of a nation with Augenstein claims to have found expediency. That this sort of policy is so If a state university fails to admit, and and which it is at numerous reasons for an outright, telling everybody else what it's all detrimental to both blacks and whites, and American socio-cultural groups even to seek out, certain qualified black war. about merely from reading all the in fact, to the university itself, is apparent assuming a very stereotyped kind of high students on the basis of such incomplete We also think the administration unqualified condemnation of the closer consideration. school education. It is only through illogic is stuff that the Federal Bureau of on criteria, and then compounds the error by getting control of inflation. A little man in drug. Among them, grass will bring If blacks don't appear, on the whole, as or ignorance that one can claim such Narcotics has been putting out for enrolling 'token' blacks (the implication of a dark suit came out of a basement room in the user into contact with the qualified as whites to enter a university, it specified types of criteria to be valid for such a practice being that there aren't the Labor Dept. the other day and the last 20 or 30 years. Granted, this % despicable LSD and opium venders. enough 'qualified' blacks), it "not only explained to us thoughtfully that while the And as Augenstein has pointed out. argument can be refuted on the leaves untapped the potential of every cost of living had just jumped for LSD causes an effect in the brain grounds that speculating on suicide is hardly worth the experience. It is all Black groups seek position bright black teenager passed over but denies him the equal opportunity for an September another one-half per cent, nevertheless it was encouraging because the similar to that found in realize that they are tools of racism. education, which should be his right "rate of acceleration of price increases has "ex-murderers'" (How does one right to speculate, but one should To The Editor: As organizations committed to th stopped." For a minute we thought he was become an ex-murderer?> Obviously not go about advocating I have precluded here the overt racism of The State News occasions has philosophy of positive social change, w talking about Vietnam. then, one's chromosomes will hyper-repressive laws on the basis of on many denying admission to blacks who have This is an exciting time in Washington. sincerely hope that the State News wi less than empirical observations. neglected their responsibility to repori qualified via the usual testing criteria. Also. As a connoisseur of capital moods we splinter into tiny fragments his continue to be aggressive seeking news, bi accurately the news during times of racial I do not assert MSU to be guilty of at the same time become responsive an relish it It is a bold thing to say. but we babies will be deformed and besides. conflict. 'tokenism,' but only describe how such responsible to its readers. believe we are just at the change of tides Augenstein has tied the whole thing Augenstein, if you truly want to The members of the Black Liberation guilt might arise. both on Vietnam and inflation. As to the into the thalidomide catastrophy. All do right by the American people in Front and Pan African Student Black Liberation Front and Pan Africa latter yes prices are going up; no. things that from being a marijuana smoker! the area of drugs then climb out of Organization in the Americas have Organization in the America not apt to be i ■ Student concluded that the public is not going to We all remember those notorious, your sterile lab and your reams of get an objective view of incidences of Executive Councils the of ( literature from the 1930's and go out troubles into another horribly controlled, experiments confrontations until blacks are included on Our guess is that we are heading foi a with rats and LSD in which the poor and talk to the people who are truly the editorial board of the State News. recession. The annual rate of economic beasts were fed such a tremendous in touch with the problem. It is time It was obvious that the editor-in-chief of the State News allowed a reporter to write expansion expressed in real growth is amount that they could ill move, let to climb out of your ivory tower and currently under 2 percent and in the view a blatant racist article on the Holden Hall alone have deformed babies. go out into the streets. of Leon Keyserling. is not close to incident. During periods of crisis there is And then stagnation. As astute Walter Heller put it in Augenstein implies a no need for this type of bias reporting. - The Editors a speech here last week production subtle relationship between smoking Everyone is already in an emotional state increases should reach the zero point of tension, and the media has a "sometime this year." and once that is responsibility to avoid increasing that reached, the line against recession is very, emotional atmosphere by withholding Court ruling inflammatory information deemed dangerous to the public. Augenstein did when he donated his very hard to hold. Recession? -- smaller profits, less business: above all. increased unemployment particularly among the Historically, the white press has failed to By CHAS FLOWERS conscience to the leading characters. unskilled. It has already jumped from 3.5 develop the links between blacks and Instead, given only the facts of capture as a on Nixon's sc whites that will lead to understanding of the situation both are living in. The State News is perpetuating a greater last of On the talk show of a local Monday night, Ijeroy curious case of marijuana radio station Augenstein told abuse. i ble for straight-and-narrow, I ask: folic i n g per Her. a 1. What is wrong with "fornication" pay. age this breakdown in communications. As a In suburban Detroit, Augenstein related, between a 16-year-old girl and a Chief Justice Warren Burger and would be sought for the 1 c>70 and student newspaper, it has evolved into a a 16-year-old girl and a 24-year-old man 24-year-old man? actually earning less in real money today the Supreme Court have turned the 1972 elections. Now. statements by training ground for those who will were arrested while having sex in a open 2. Give me No.l. What is then wrong than he did a year ago. He is hell-bent on Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C.. and eventually fill roles in the hierarchy of the convertible under alighted streetlamp. The with "fornication" (one of the things this tables on the Nixon Administration's catching up - just as the signals up ahead nations most powerful media components, connection was that this couple had is "all sexual intercourse except timidity in enforcing desegregation Sen. James Eastland. D-Miss„ means turn red. It is like the pile up on a jammed i.e. radio, television, newspapers, etc. allegedly been smoking marijuana, and between husband and wife or concubine") escalator. The walkout the railroads has of Southern school districts. referring to the Supreme Court These individuals will be nothing more since he "certainly could not sanction their on in an open convertible? Under a lighted been delayed, not averted, and the General With unanimity, the Supreme decision as "spelling disaster," and than functional racists who will not even behavior," Augenstein could not sanction Electric workers may be out before long. ruled that "continued "resulting in a serious decline in of the drug, which he assumed brought Court has The possibilities are endlessly bemusing. The administration has. meanwhile, standards," help to t abou operation of segregated schools education Is it more wrong to "fornicate" in an open announced tnat it doesn't intend to And what kind of behav that convertible or under a lighted streetlamp or . under a standard 'all deliberate enlighten the public as to what the the professor of biophysics and bulwark intervene save in national emergencies. speed' for desegregation is no longer "Southern strategy" is all about. Outlaw milk? against marijuana research was loath to with a 16-year-old girl or with a That is the agonizing laissez faire policy Ike 24-year-old man? No funny stuff. tried to follow but without great success. It constitutionally permissable." Perhaps, the sharpest sting for sanction, in a word: heroic. No. The superlative wrong is to smoke will sorely try the nation if Mr Nixon To The Editor: In effect, the Court's decision was Nixon, personally, is that this is the To publicly smoke marijuana in the face marijuana, which brings it all about, s it really i aimed at 33 school districts in first major decision rendered by the of the penalties for so doing would be a Augenstein would have us believe. My faith in Dr. Augenstein has been Jack Kennedy, incidentally, couldn't civil disobedience enough for Thoreau. But But I'm afraid that Augenstein, in his Mississippi that had asked for a delay Burger Court. Warren Burger does shaken. to smoke with an underage girl, and further remember tue difference between "fiscal" In zeal, missed the connection between sex (tax) and "monetary" (credit) policy, but in the integration of their schools. not now appear to hold the the conclusion to part one of his defy "justice" by an act that both Vladimir and marijuana smoking. "Point of View," he uses this evidence: Heller fixed that: the Fed managed The decision is a direct challenge "conservative" credentials he was ' Nabokov and the Mothers of Invention Both, it must be assumed (you know for the overwhelming majority of those who have successfully wagered we all dream of, monetary policy which began with an "M" to the Nixon Administration and its thought to carry--at least, regarding end up on hard drugs, such as heroin, got want of evidence), are euphoric. And the - for William MacChesney Martin. civil and human rights. is pure heroism. Blatant heroism. only convincing argument ever made recent proposals. Just recently, Atty. their start on marijuana." Scurrilous, roguish, "Tom Jones" Gen. Mitchell and the Justice Dept. The decision is specific: "... the Holy Hookah. Dr. A! Shall we then against euphoria was that someone else had The New Republic heroism. I will not make the mistake obligation of every school district is outlaw milk?! It's certainly true that the stated that the delays in integration to terminate dual school systems at overwhelming majority of those who end were appropriate. This argument was up on hard drugs once got their start on E", rYAVERS Ai\E ..." presented with the Nixon once milk! And what of baby food, water, bread Administration's belief that a Thus, Nixon is left with two and beer? continuance of education must take decisions: he can remain mute on the My question is: can a man guilty of such minor mistake preferential treatment over the question of immediate integration, a in logic be trusted to or show the American people that he accurately tell us (and hundreds of enforcement of social justice. ADSers) whether man can play God if it is In addition, the delaying tactic by really believes in "LAW and order" dangerous to smoke pot? the administration was seen as the by supporting the Supreme Court adoption of Nixon's "Southern ruling. Margaret Virch / -The Editors strategy," in which Republican gains 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 Wharton-life It was Homecoming Weekend, and Clifton R. as president, 43-year-old economics expert, Wharton Jr. and his wife, Delores, MSU's new who will take over the President and his First Lady, were on hand to presidency of MSU Jan. 2,1970, Early Sunday morning Clifton "They're just as at home in was just an ordinary husband experience the people and places that belong to R. Wharton Jr. relaxed in a and father, discussing his Asia as in the United States and their new "home. " leather armchair, in what will this has had an effect on their devotion to and concern for his soon be his study at Cowles awareness of human differences While meeting the members of their future MSU wife and sons. The closeness that House and talked with obvious family, the Whartons also introduced their own has been cultivated among the and cultural differences" he pleasure about his family life. members of the Wharton added. family to MSU. family i hour the was evidenced in the number of Wharton explained that he and times the head of that household his wife tried to instill in their used the phrase, "it's a family sons certain kinds of behavior joke." and values be setting an example rather than by preaching. When he talks about his wife Wharton's youthful face assumes "One thing that I think we an expression of pure affection. have tried to do is to maintain "She's a marvelous woman, and channels of communication," every year we're together is Wharton commented. "We keep greater than the one before " he up a continuing dialogue with said. the boys about all kinds of things. Both he and Mrs. Wharton take a tremendous interest in "I think they listen to us what is going on in the worlds of because, as Clifton says I've never mislead them yet." their two sons. One concern is the effect that the move from Whartan believes that it is New York City to East Lansing important for his sons to make will have on the boys. their own decisions. For instance Clifton right now is Clifton, 17, is in his senior year at the Dalton School in looking at colleges trying to New York. decide where he wants to continue his education. "This is always a difficult time "I've left him alone in this for moving for any child," process " Wharton said. "I give Wharton noted. "It is natural for him advice only when he a child in his position not to specifically asks for it because I think that not only the ability but the freedom to make his Bruce, 10, will move to East own decisions are necessary Lansing with his mother and father and arrangements have parts of the maturation process." already been made for him to enter the fifth grade at Central "Whenever I can get free to talk Right now, Wharton is School. these people-students, faculty working to wrap up his responsibilities as vice president administrators-/ am going to do it "I think that Bruce is looking of the Agricultural Development free day right now when I'm >u forward to the move." Wharton Council and is also trying to see bothered with all the details of the oji.u said. "He certainly enjoyed as many key MSU people as he will be worth a week after January himself here this weekend when can before he officially takes he got to march into Spartan —Clifton R. Wharton J office. Stadium with the band and then went into the locker room to "Whenever I can get free to meet the football team." talk to these people -students, Wharton's easy humor came to faculty and administrators -I am the surface often when he was going to do it. A free day right now when I'm not bothered talking about his two sons but with all the details of the office he also showed the serious side will be worth a week after of his relationship to them as a January," he predicted. parent. "They are very different from ; hard each other," he said, "but one lour Host From Coast To Const important thing to realize is that "We've had one free day since their rearing was in many ways similar to mine the telephone call from Don The Nation's Innkeeper Wharton at H "They've lived abroad and, I Stevens," he said. "I haven't had time to keep up with the press President-elect Wharton wife attended the lomecoming game with think, gained a broad perspective because the press has been Two Locations In Lansing Area Indiana Saturday and had for the crowd as th< were introduced during of the world and mankind. It has taking all my time keeping up half-time ceremonies. State Ne i photo by Mike Beasley affected their attitudes of 3121 E. GRAND RIVE R AVE. Ph. 489-2481 6051 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE Ph. 393-1650 MRS. WHARTON EYES 'U' SPECIAL SPECIAL SUNDAY MONDAY $125 $150 First Lady CHICKEN style enthusiastic SPAGHETTI A s DINNER .... Children $1.25 . DINNER . . All you can eat " . Looking around Cowles House, where the Whartons spent Homecoming Weekend. Mrs. Wharton said she thought Mrs. Clifton R. Wharton, Jr.. MSU's the home was "beautifully done" and that "f irst Lady Designate." experienced an she would make only minor changes in MSU Homecoming this past weekend and the decor. said she thought it was "just wonderful." As for entertaining, how will she differ Through the pomp and circumstance of from the quiet Mrs. Hannah and the more receptions and formal dinners to the electric exuberance of Saturday's football gregarious Mrs. Adams? game, she began to absorb and react to the atmosphere - and the people -- that grinning. make up what will be her new home. "When we were in Malaysia, our Will the change from urbane New York foundation did make any not demands City to the kaleidescope atmosphere of a and I could be myself, so I developed my giant midwestern university be a difficult own style of entertaining." "Not at She said Cowles House was "ideally ; vitli what MSU is suited" for botii formal and informal beginning her customary Yorker, but I can gatherings, and she seems to be looking forward to both - that enthusiasm again. change." She is concerned, however, about family Mrs. Wharton met her husband on a togetherness. "No. 1 Son," 17-year old blind date when invited by her cousin to Clifton 111, will remain in New York to attend a Radcliffe weekend. finish his senior year at The Dalton School. "He was at Harvard at the time. We didn't click right away - it was a very "We always been together, but CI casual thing - but our paths kept crossing . with his school " she said. and we finally got together." "He's beginning to collect college She sees a challenge in becoming MSU's catalogues now and he will be going away First Lady - "I want to make sure my husband has time to rest and relax and ONLY 10 to college soon anyway." Mrs Wharton said Clifton HI perhaps have time for his family." DAYS LEFT wishes that things were the same as before Speaking on the possibility of campus his tatiier was chosen as president of disorders during her husband's TO HAVE YOUR MSU administration, she said she couldn't tell "It was fine when the family could be how her husband would handle YEARBOOK confrontations. together, but he hasn't reached the adventurous stage yet," she said. "I PORTRAIT TAKEN just know he'll handle them "No. 2 Son," 10-year-old Bruce, on the intelligently," she said. Emphatically. other hand, is "having the time of his lite " she added. And what will be Wharton's image - his Sign Up Now — Room 32 Union Bruce will live with his parents and projection to tiie MSU community? 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. attend fifth grade at Central School in or Phone 353-5292 For Appointment "You'll have to answer that," she said. East Lansing. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 Pills end sexual morality era, AID of Population, Agency for "Not only hunger, but many it has the resources and the economis > have calculated restrictive abortion laws and leader country cannot prescribe says International Development of the grave problems which knowledge," he said. industry, education, church and money inv sted in population called for the United States to abortion method of labor from four states. . (AID). afflict society are fundamentally He said Washington is control is many times more remove its inhibitions toward population control for other ine pill ana otner influenced by the rate of beginning to 'convert rhptnrir pffWiivo i improving life in access to abortion. countries, setax„d,T0,bne1f„hror frT™ ^ ■ £T2ta- 3"S de^W nations _ than the . . ... . , „ „ . sexual morality, the Great Lakes regional American Assembly was reproduction Ravenholt said, "It's late, but high time we introduced ini both houses would same amount spent in economic we have opened the door to give the utmost priority to increase A Ds budget for development. spent in economic J,11 ls very .,1,lk1e,y:'1 he. ^ 11 rc^^iU^talce^to^the h"We must be exemplary that a case will be taken to the what we prescribe for New s told Thuisday at Kellogg Center. —^oHhe world population mlllfon ta 19$70° Currently $4.5 million is being Sg abo^Uon laws dPec,are°d ^ determines . "In the days before effective sex without reproduction is "America has the prime "Such sfunds should be. once'amonth^m'OPment °f 3 "nconstlt"tloIJal and th* artlc'Patmg ,n the four day contraception, there was a need strictly a personal matter. to control behavior " said R.T. responsibility for developing a increased as rapidly as they can He commended P England and * decision Until left up to the woman. conference that time, however, Wor,d Hunger" on Overcoming Raven holt, director of the Office ^^ Reproduction however is a program for solution of the be efficiently used," he said. Japan for moving to repeal Ravenholt said he feels this °P,n,on leaders from business, world population crisis because He pointed out t pointstatus In this age of planned obsolescence, scale A four-year academic progress which guarantees undergraduate students a place is there a place for a car so unconventional in the University became effective this term. The new scale Minimum Academic Progress Scale (MAPS), forms the basis of all that it may well last for decades? academic action and replaces the University College Step Scale. A student can remain in the, University as long as he meets the standards%)f MAPS and completes the requirements of his major. A student is permitted so many MSU points below a 2.0, considering the number of credits he has earned and the Mercedes-Benz thinks so. number repeated. A student is able to repeat a maximum of 30 credits. The grade of the repeated course replaces the original grade and reduces the number of any MSU points below a 2.0. A new student whose MSU points below 2.0 exceed the" number allowed by MAPS will have the following two terms to make up the deficiency. After his second term at MSU, a student has only one term to Mercedes-Benz lavishes such Like every Mercedes-Benz, improve his academic standing. the Diesel bristles with sophisticated, MAPS was developed and ultra-performance features that are tested according to a request people say Mercedes-Benz motor cars simply unavailable on domestic se¬ from the Academic Council and are too sophisticated. dans. All-independent suspension. was approved by the Academic And, by conventional stan¬ Senate and the board of trustees. Taut, recirculating-ball-type steering dards, they are. that gives you the "feel" of the road. nded But Mercedes-Benz engineers conjunction with the revised Massive, racing-type disc brakes on all step to the music of a different drum¬ grading system. four wheels. mer. They insist on building margins Students can determine their It steers, maneuvers and stops academic standings by reading of performance and safety into their as if your life depended on it. the MAPS chart. A copy is machines to meet the unexpected, as This is one reason why Car and available in the winter 1970 well as the expected. And they stub¬ schedule book, page Driver, with a world of cars to choose 153. bornly refuse to design anything just from, concludes that the current Mer¬ good enough to "get by" for a time— cedes-Benz line "represents the pres¬ and no better. That, in essence, is what distin¬ ent pinnacle in safe car engineering." Kappa crowns Many cars are designed to win guishes a Mercedes-Benz, what sets it apart from the crowd of conventional admiration for their owners. Mi r> les- Mary Wilbert Benz cars are designed to win admira¬ cars, bred of conventional standards. tion from their owners. 70 Sweetheart Quite a distinction. An amazing maverick Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity held its "most successful" The automobile at right is a Full color brochure Sweetheart Ball Saturday night.- shining example. 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Grand River Avenue, Lansing; Michigan 48912 Phone: 517-484 2551 | Lecture by Mr. Rand Bishop Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 7 MANN BOOTS 4 FIELD GOALS Landry-led SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) 13-yard TD pass on the third Lions from scrimmage - Larry Watkins bulled ovei 13-7 half time lead. A 33-yard run in the AFL Bobby Williams ran back the play of the second half to give this year, and sparked the second half kickoff 71 yards and the Lions a 20-7 lead. Williams' from the three to climax a pass interference call against 62-yard march and give Detroit a cornerback Johnny \Woit Bengles 31-17 upset of league Lem Barney followed with a spectatular runback of the gave ' Detroit the ball on the leading Oakland Raiders. 50-yard punt return to set up kickoff had placed the ball on S.F. two. third quarter scores Sunday that the 17. In other NFL and AFL games After San Francisco punted on Spurrier hurled touchdown the Green Bay Packers scored on helped Detroit down San passes of 18 yards to Ken Francisco, 26-14. the next series of downs, Barney a Bart Starr to Caroll Dale pass Willard in the second pariod and In addition, left cornerback caught the ball on his own 40, with a little less than five 51 yards to rookie Jimmy Barney intercepted a Steve singled through a line of rushing Thomas with about two minutes minutes left in the game to edge Spurrier pass at mid-field in the tacklers, picked up blockers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, 38-34 remaining in the game. third quarter and ran it back to sprinted to the Forty Niner 10 The victory left the Lions with and Bill Kilmer went one better the 33. The Lion's defense, where he stumbled and fell. than Bill Nelson's 5 TD passes as a 4-3 record in the Central second best in the NFL, pilfered Four plays later, Errol Mann he hurled six to lead the New Division of the NFL. San four booted a 12-yard field goal, his Orleans Saints to their first win Spurrier passes and Francisco dropped its fifth game recovered a Spurrier fumble to fourth of the game. of the year, 51-42 over the St. Mann's other three-pointers against one victory and a tie in T«uis Cardinals thwart Forty Niner drivers. the Coastal Division. came on boots of 31, 37 and 27 In the American Football Quarterback Greg Landry of In other action around the Detroit, showing no signs of an yards. His 27-yarder with 3:25 League, the league leading New football circuit, two previously York Jets edged Miami 34-31; ankle sprain suffered last week left came after safety Tom unbeaten teams suffered their Denver shut out San Diego 13-0; in a 24-10 loss to Minnesota, hit . Vaughn pilfered a Spurrier pass first losses of the year. In on the S.F. 36. Boston upset Houston 24-0; and tight end Charles Sanders with a Cincinnati, former MSU Kansas City rolled over Buffalo halfback Jesse Phillips brokeloose 29-7. JEFF ELLIOTT for 84 yard scamper, the longest * 3® at Spartans-Lions, two of a kind? Guess I should check into the Detroit Free Press files to see how Detroit sports writers would describe a A typical Lions achievement would be to avoid Lions performance. being shutout, and if they were fortunate enough to score to have it come about cross Spartans on the weekend Sports action Friday produced winners for MSU in soccer and country, but Saturday might well have been forgotten as Indiana humbled the football Spartans, 16-0. Competing at Notre Dame, Jim Gibbard's harriers upped their record to 5-1 as soph Dave Dieters led five other the line in a nifty 24:47.5 for five miles before the first Notre Dame man. Gene Kenney's soccer squad ended its regular season a 3-0 win over Ohio at Athens as Lennox Spartans across play with Rookie Getting his first real taste of MSU football Saturday was sophomore quarterback Steve Piro, being tackled above. Piro led the Spartans on a fourth quarter drive -which stopped short on the Indiana 11 yard line. No..81 is Spartan end Kuleza. State News QB photo by Mike Beasley Bruce g after the defense ran an interception back to the 8 yard line. Arid Robinson, Trevor Harris the defensive unit? Well, they would give up the MSU and John Houska scored for MSU. The Spartans' record closed at Pro foo <1* yardage but 7-1-1. then when the opponent got within the 20, they would tighten beauty The beautiful blond Duffy Daugherty said "That's the worst our offense has looked In Cleveland Sunday, the up and hold themuntil fourth down and hope for a missed field this in a long, long time" and that about summed up the story as Dallas Cowboys atoo suffered goal. Final score: Opponent 19. Detroit, 3. Hon Tiing Indiana ended MSU's slim Rose Bowl chances, solidified its own their first loss of the year as Bill Now all we have to do is subtract three points from each of those scores,1 substitute Indiana for opponent and MSU for queen, Fairgroves Shirley Metcalf, and humiliated the Spartans before over 77,000 Homeocming fans. Nelsen threw five touchdown Chicago Public Schools will have a sophomore. passes to lead the Browns to a Detroit, and we have Saturday's game in a nutshell. It's hard to believe the Spartans could look that bad Miss Metcalf was pre¬ The drives and Spartans could never get the ball moving for any sustained rather easy win over the favored representative on campus Nov. 6 sented at halftime and re¬ were forced to punt 10 times. MSU's Big Ten mark offensively. Five first downs in three quarters is simply pathetic, Cowboys, 42-10. ceived a dozen yellow dropped to 1-3 and its overall record to 3-4. Other NFL scores Sunday 58,400 starting salary (10 months) 10 days sick leave especially against a defense that had been giving up the average of 17 first downs and over 300 yards a State News photo by Don were Baltimore 41, Washington 10 days paid vacation Paid game. hospitalization Gerstern 17; Philadelphia 23, New York Only in the fourth quarter did the Spartans show any offensive punch at all. That was an 81-yard drive with sophomore 20; Los Angeles 38, Atlanta 6 EDUCATION PLACEMENT OFFICE quarterback Steve Piro guiding the team. It's hard to say that and Minnesota 31, Chicago 14. it v s i looked good on the offensive Piro. unit, but if anybody did, CRUSH FLINT, 64-6 He seemed poised and confident that he could get the job done, All-Stars clinch division title one that Bill Triplett had struggled with hopelessly for three quarters. P;ro connected on 6 of 16 tosses and had one interception. The last four or five passes were in desperation as he tried to prevent the Spartans' first shutout of the season. MSL was shutout once last year too 9-0 Garrett was second, picking up by Purdue. Jim Garrett started the second Wayne Pelmear open in the end This Saturday the Spartans .will journey to Purdue to face a zone for six points. 131 yards in 12 tries. quarter, when he broke off tougher team on their home field. MSU Head Coach Duffy tackle for 51 yards and six Dick Kenney found the range The All-Stars now move Into Daugherty was undecided as to who would start at quarterback the MFL championship The Lansing All-Stars wrapped points. Fullback Jim West scored on eight of eight conversion game at next week. the first of his two touchdown attempts to complete the scoring 7:30 p.m. Nov. 8 against "We'll have to study the game films," a dejected Duffy said up the Central Division on a two yard plunge, and for Lansing. Lacka Lan after the game Saturday. "When you complete only 6 of 27 championship of the Midwest Everett's Centennial Field. Football League Saturday with Wedemyer kept the ball on an Lansing's defensive unit passes there's obviously something wrong with your passing their most awesome display of option play and rambled 14 looked sharp all night as they Free with every new recovered two ' fumbles and offensive superiority of the yards for a touchdown to send Duffy couldn't have hit it on the head better. For the year, Volkswagen season, as they completely the All-Stars into the second half intercepted as many passes. The Spartan passers have completed but 40 throws in 118 attempts, crushed the Flint Wildcats, 64-6. leading 42-0. Wildcat ground game definitely barely a 30 per cent average. But you can't say that it's entirely The tone of the game was set suffered. The All-Stars gave up 3 the quarterback's fault. In Saturday's game, no less than 7 passes when Craig Teft romped 60 Lansing picked up another yards on the ground and only touchdown in the third period ■U were in receiver's hands and 108 yards through the air. dropped. In Iowa last week, Triplett yards for the first All-Star score had two would-be touchdown passes fall out of the receiver's when Ernie Pasteur scored from Teft lead Lansing in rushing in the opening period. Teft the four yard line. There was a with 161 yards in 13 carries, and The offensive line, an often untalked about but very important picked up six more only minutes later, when he hauled in a 23 bad snap from center on the :r-. to factor in the passing game seems to be doing its job. They are conversion attempt following Now that I have your undivided attention, stop over and yard pass from quarterback that score. Wedemyer picked up ROLLING STONE look at the gift ideas I have for that "Someone Special." holding out the onrushing defensive linemen and appear to be Charlie Wedemyer. giving Triplett and Piro time to throw the ball. Only once in the ball and proceeded on an MAGAZINE Glenn Herriman Shop Evenings. The All-Stars mdved into Saturday's game did Indiana linemen get to Triplett and throw impromptu jaunt for two more NOW IN STOCK him for a loss while attempting to pass. scoring position once more points. Volkswagen, Inc. during the first period, and this Man and Nature Bookstore To the fans who sit in the stands and pay $2 or $6 to play the The scoring ended when time Tom Eifert did the honors role of head coach quarterback and referee, it looked like halfback Craig Teft rolled out on as he scored from the two. the Flint 15 yard line and found Triplett was entirely at fault. They booed him when coming on the field, they booed him after he overthrew a receiver and they booed him loudest when he left the field. In fact, the only 956 Trowbridge applause the junior signal caller got was when he threw a perfect IM Football 10:30 8:30 Mon. --Fri. strike right into the hands of an official, who did what any - 9:30 - 5:30 Sat typical Spartan receiver would do - drop the ball. Not only was it applause it appeared for a moment to be a standing ovation. But what's done is done and now it's up to the Spartan Field 1 6:00 Zoo-Peace, Inc. 6:45 $ Special Fat Men, In } COMPUTER * coaching staff to find the problems and correct them. They'll naturally have to be stressing the passing game this week and will be looking at new faces and new hands -- sticky hands, hopefully. For those of you who might be going to Purdue that's Dan 7:30 Quick Trots-A.J. 8:15 Monstermen-Chaos No 9:00 Zodiac-River Rats 9:45 Potent Ones-DSR } by DATING Cybernetics, Inc. 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He Buy one sundae at 10% OFF on and get another one Labor and "| ^ 1% OFF on Gas Tuesday and Wednesd Be sure and bring For Students Swingy mini-skirt, $13. 310 W. GRAND RIVER Coordinated top, $16. And Faculty Splashy silk scarf, $2.50. EAST LANSING TROWBRIDGE with M.S.U.-I.D. Don't forget our coffee and danish hours, 351-8666 ENCO SERVICE everyday from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. 1051 E. Trowbridge,E. Lansing-332-4535 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 $1.25 ~ full size pizza Hallucinogens falsely sold thorazine tablet pill is taken. or "parachute yellow multi-geometric shapes, Walaszek said. Even the purer Walaszek said he has no I Til —3U> — LSD gives people the feeling forms of this drug produce objection to people using Your local pusher or marijuana ("pot" or "grass"), that they can walk on water or and out-of-state wholesaler may be nausea vomiting. "Grass is nature's way of fly out of windows, he said. "Mescaline is widely sold, but saying hi (gh)," he added. "It is selling you false or impure drugs, Skull Questing a pharmacologist said recently at an American Chemical Society seminar on hallucinogens. injuries are common rarely used," he declared. "Of during LSD trips. the 14 samples we tested, only "One guy tried to ram his head one had mescaline. The rest not a hallucinogen." 1900 to 1925 physicians allowed to prescribe against an old World War II tank contained methadrine or 'speed.' tincture of cannibis, a liquid Special Edward J. Walaszek, chairman in front of a courthouse," of the Dept. of Pharmacology at DMT (dimethyltriptaminej, form of marijuana, for pregnant Walaszek recalled. "I don't know the University of Kansas, psilocyline and bufotenine are women, Walaszek. whether this was symbolic or discussed the mechanism and hallucinogenic compounds "Now this sedative is legally n°t- found in mushrooms, Walaszek marketing of LSD, marijuana lumped with pot, so you can't Panic is another LSD problem, 6 p.m.- and various amphetamines he has been testing for Kansas he said. Some people on the said, "Look up 'berserk' in your & Marijuana is a depressant that drug get so terrified they need a Funk and Wagnall's," he relaxes the body, Walaszek chloropromazine injection to instructed. "It means literally explained. It can be drunk as His group, known as the calm them down. Chronic users 'without your shirt.' Ecstatic tea, eaten in cakes or smoked, TONIGHT Umbrella, hallucinogens supplied by side assays may develop epileptic fits and grand mal seizures. "The Vikings had a called berserkers - subculture warriors who "Pot puts you don't want to move; you in a corner. You don't All lity But "animal experiments show good knights eat their pizza at partook of mushrooms and went want to drive a car You just publishes the results almost no teratology (LSD to battle without armor." want to be quiet and go to sleep. underground newspaper called DMT is often referred to as the "With pot there's no hangover, at Screw. "We've been raided twice by businessman's trip, Walaszek no withdrawal symptoms," he local police, who accused us of quipped, because of its short said. "It's a quick out." transporting drugs over the state what these added alkalis will do chromosome breakage in fruit side effects. A few people smoke The pure marijuan "high" their minds. fly offspring, he admitted, takes five minutes to achieve and line," Walaszek said. "But the federal drug abuse people are on "Sure, you're going get a However, so can aspirin and "You can't get psilocyline," he lasts 30 to 40 minutes, he stated. our side." buzz, but that's no LSD " °ther commonly used drugs. stated. "Bufotenine n the A longer "trip" indicates The human body builds up an So is the University of Kansas, Walaszek said. market, but it's nc very "something else was sprinkled in LSD (lysergic acid immunity to LSD, Walaszek pleasant drug." your stuff." which furnishes facilities and >aid. A person who wants to T H C a t r i n l o x y Walaszek staff for the drug testing, he diethylamide) is an odorless, , said that although added. iiiiii there is no addiction to "Since May 1, we've received explained. It causes 20 minutes marijuana or LSD, some people 65 samples of LSD," Walaszek of salivation and increased do become habituated to these heartbeat, followed by four to "Since May I, we've received 65 drugs. But these are the people said. "Only 21 contained LSD, six hours of hallucination, samples of LSD Only 21 contained LSD, who would get hooked on sugar and of these 21 only three had pure LSD. depending on the dosage. and o) those 21, only three had pure LSD or water, he commented. "That's where young people "Thirty-five micrograms are The LSD capsules or tablets young As dosage increases, so does are getting screwed. The LSD enough to send you," Walaszek body response, Walaszek said. people buy are heavily adultereated with One pill may not harm you; two capsule or tablets they buy are LSD distorts time and space amphetamines. " pills could be toxic to your perception, he continued. Three minutes can seem like 30, five "Even water can kill you if feet like five inches or vice versa. iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini you drink too much of it," he The outline of an object may "trip" every three days will need phetamine, is the label asserted. become wavy and disappear. stronger and stronger doses of pushers often give to the sernyl Mixing drugs In Walaszek s LSD "trip, the drug. they sell, Walaszek warned. Of according to Walaszek. People people's feet were replaced with "Our group uncovered a small the 11 supposed THC samples who combine marijuana, DMT and LSD aire asking for trouble. motorcycle wheels. red LSD tablet. We call it the his group obtained, all ' 1 cri We live in a ' ° * L'~ "It was very bizarre," he said, four-way tab, because four sernyl. drug society, Although LSD is essentially a people can take a trip on it. We Sernyl, an anesthetic hich Walaszek said. He listed caffeine, •* stimulant, the drug can produce published this finding in Screw." produces hallucination, is used tobacco and He alcoholic beverages KEEP THIS HANDY - FOR FUTURE MEETINGS periods of depression, Walaszek noted. This depression may Mescaline, used for phetamine by Apache to subdue jungle said. limals, he lal advocated rather than result in suicide unless a and Sioux tribes. >mesin blue "We published this question approach to drugs i Screw: 'Do you want to take general. Tonight we meet at Grandmothers; all those interested in the MSU Ski Club MUST elephant tranquilizer that mav 1Jon 1 y°u can 1 be toxic to your health?' We that druS- Tell people ATTEND! This will be the last chance to sign up for the Boyne Week in Dec., and the Aspen trip over spring break. Slides will be shown of last year's trip to Aspen. Meeting is at 7:00 DUTCHmnn drove wholesalers right out of business." Walaszek happen if they urged. LeRoi Jones BS&T deligh ITINERARY Nov. 4-15 Tickets $1.00 Performing Ar with b lues, M^ENA THEATRE Nov. 4-9 8:00 Sharp expertise and polish, by the DEC 14 thru 19: smooth integration of blues and jazz and by the cohesiveness A capacity crowd in Jenison with which the nine musicians Includes: Fieldhouse gave Blood, Sweat & Tears two well-deserved standing Preceding the concert's main Lodging right at Boyne Mt., 3 complete meals a day; lift tickets good at all four of Boyne's WONDERS KIVA Nov. 10-11 7:15 Sharp ovations Saturday night. attraction It's difficult to understand the was a warm-up singer, parks; 2 hours of lessons daily, entertainment nightly, Uncola parties, and complete use of composer and guitarist. His most popularity of this group. They enjoyable performance was all of Boyne's facilities including pool, ice rink, etc. This is the chance of a lifetime to really play the wrong kind of music. treated with rudeness by the Blood, Sweat & Tears is a jazz crowd, and he played only a learn how to ski. There are only 40 spaces left. group, not a rock ensemble. A 30-minute set, composed mostly BRODY AREN, \ Nov. 12-13 7:15 Sharp najo of the of his own songs. performance is improvisation; Blood, Sweat & Tears played their songs don't always sound mainly songs from the "Blood, like they do on the records. Sweat & Tears" album. These are hardly the ingredients for popularity in music these Especially impressive was their McDONEL KIVA Nov. 14-15 7:15 Sharp next to last offering, "Smiling days. Weekends: Nonetheless, the audience was impressed by the group's musical Phases," a long improvisation strung together with solos by most of the musicians in the group. Trying to pick an outstanding Lodging at the Cliffdweller, which is at the base of Boyne Mt., 3 meals, lift ticket "BROADWAY'S MUSICAL!" B performer in the group is difficult because their sound is LEE GUBER and SHELLY GROSS fUJjj so tight and unified. But I'll (weekend), lessons, live entertainment Friday and Saturday evenings with lots of Uncola. FRYER. CARR S HARRIS stick my neck out and by-pass alto-saxophonist Fred Lipsius, trumpeter Lew Soloff, bassist DATES; 1st TRIP Jan. 23-25 2nd TRIP Feb.6-8 SIHOILA Jim Fielder and drummer Bobby Colomby. I'll pick David Clayton-Thomas, the group's SMITH lead singer, for his extremely versatile and powerful voice, one 3rd TRIP Feb.20-22 WABX Presents of the finest in the business. I do have my complaints about GORDON LIGHTFOOT the performance, though. In a MAMIE fieldhouse as inadequate as Jenison, brass acoustically Aspen: this wiee be our sth annual trip. The Smash Hit Musical sounds will carry much louder FORD AUDITORIUM than other sounds. BS & T failed TICKETS to adjust for this and much of $4.50 $3.50 $2.50 the time the brass section overpowered the other instruments and voice. Includes: Also, early in the concert the All transportation, lodging, lift tickets (good at Aspen Mt., Aspen Highlands, SnowMass, ISABELLE music very nearly fell apart (or seemingly so), and the group was Buttermilk Mt.), insurance, swimming, saunas, more Uncola parties than you can count, occasionally troubled by poor continental breakfast, and full lunches daily. There are only 51 spaces left. FARRELL intonation. MSU LECTURE- CONCERT SERIES » SPECIAL . OUR BAR IS OPEN For Additional Information Call Aimee 353-1282 Jeanne or John 351 8647 Thurs. & Fri., TIS CALi_E D Nov. 6-7 VHIFF AND PUFF BAR UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM See you tonight at Grandmothers. 8:15 p.m. Bring a small pipe and Fill it with one of our special Respectfully yours, od Se; blends - who knows, you might get hooked on a John G. Munn, President! MSU Ski Club good pipe tobacco. t Union Ticket Offi Campbe 1 l's Suburban Shop Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 9 Take The Money And Run' Federal park for dunes opposed "rib Is nuttiness triumphant." —LOOK MAGAZINE Much controvery has arisen the Sleeping Bear area. Michigan must give all would, therefore, be anywhere "insanely cracking over the proposal, which was The strongest protests lodged state-owned land within the from five to possibly 25 years Sunny" first introduced by Sen. Philip at the seminar were against the lakeshore area to the federal before the entire park was paid comedy" -TIME MAGAZINE —JUDITH CRIST Four opponents of a plan to A. Hart. D-Mich. Residents of manner in which the bill was government" Spencer said. Opponents also object to the make the have organized into introduced to the residents of federal government telling them Sleeping Bear Dunes a area Opponents of the bill feel the national park, presented their separate camps, opposing or the area Spencer said property Another objection was that what to do with their land. As park would be administered views last week at a class in park there was no requirement for the the bill now stands although the backing the bill. owners knew nothing about the better if it were to be in the and recreation policy. Speaking out against the proposal until after the bill had hands of the state. Secretary of Interior to buy any Secretary of Interior might not The speakers were part of a proposal Wednesday were been introduced. The speakers said land. be able to buy specific property that the series of guest lecturers for Dayton Willard, a fruit farmer A bill was introduced in 1961 immediately, landowners could "TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN- Resource and chairman of the Platte Lakes in the second session of the 89th "He'll buy the land he wants not alter their property without Development 842. committed by legislation to They presented the pros and Area Association, John Toms, Congress authorizing 61.170 $500 million worth of national first " Spencer said. "There will be other pieces that won't be first consulting the government. If a homeowner wanted to paint WOODY ALLEN - JANET MAR60LIN cons of allowing the federal from Ford Motor Co.; Robert acres in Benzie and Leelanau parks. The government, they government to buy Sleeping Spenser, former attorney for counties on Michigan's lower said, does not have the funds to purchased for a long time, his house or take down a tree he Bear and make it a national General Motors; and Grant H. peninsula to be set aside for a back up the commitments It maybe 20 years. Provisions would have to get the secretary's park. Brown. The residents of national should be made to have the approval. men are park. For the past eight START WEDNESDAY! INFORMATION > 482 "3905" years the National Park Service has sought to establish the area B CM OGAM as the Sleeping Bear Dunes MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES LAST Arlo Guthrie in mo t. RESTAURANT" 9: Cigarette fox National Lakeshore. Among the TODAY 1:35-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 2 DAYS! "ALICE'S projects planned for the area are P8ULN&PS6N presents tour roads, overlooks hiking ROBERT RgDfCmO trails campgrounds, picnic BUTCH CASSI0Y AND no threat visitor centers and beach activity developments. "Under the bill the state of THE SUNDANCE KID IY PUUXi |jg) ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREAT MOTION PICTI R1 >' Most East "Then everything is back to Lansing store owners and managers think the normal." effect of the proposed increase Robert Herron, manager of the of the state cigarette tax will be MSU food stores, said there may small and it will last for be change in ciagrette purchases only a short time. for about two or three weeks. Paul Bartlett, manager "Even after the cancer scare, ENDS TUESDAY of State TWO ADULT FEATURES Discount Drugs, said that some tobacco sales continue to go people may try to quit smoking up," Herron said. "So unless "THE BEST HOUSE The as a result of the increase, but they double the price of IN LONDON" joy ■ ■ '■ that after a month, there would be no effect in sales. cigarettes, there will probably be no change in sales." ALSO (X) Comedy information ► 485-6485 "JOY HOUSE" of Errors Barbara Shafer, manager of Revco Discount which sells an Drug Center, average of 25 to QLADMER At 1:30-4:10-6:50-9:25 (X) medium ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS Nov. 18-23 * 8:00 Sharp * Tickets $2.00 30 cartons of cigarettes a day, said she didn't know what effect might occur. NOW AT POPULAR PRICES! NOW AT 2 THEATRES COOl arletty FAIRCHILD THEATRE (355-0148) "There i£ no way of telling the effect of the tax but there SWEET SEE DIRECTORY ADS FOR FEATURE TIMES! ENDS TUESDAY Mon., Nov. 3 7;30 P.M. Mail orders accepted starting Nov. ;i usually is a change of 10 to 12 All Color - Program per cent of sales for about three months," E. Erickson, manager "MEDIUM COOL" UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM and pharamacist at RATED X Cunningham's Drug Store said. Michigan Stair rnivrruU Performing Ails Ounpam MSU LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES presents THE AFRICAN COMPANY A dance spectacle with a troupe of 45 dancers & musicians (drummers, flutists, and singers) 'AN EXPERIENCE SEPARATE FROM ALL OTHERS" Tues., Nov. 4 - 8:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Reserved Seats: $5.00, $4.00, $3.00 Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office MSU Students $1.00 with validated I.D. Present I.D. with ticket at the door Monday, November 3, 1969 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Want Ads Bring Buyers and Sellers Together It's as Simple as that! 355-8255 For Sale Employment FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank For Sale I AT SPIDER 1968 ONE GIRL to suble SCM PORTABLE, 12" carriage. DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and NEEDED puMHP First, $1395 take 393 1726. 6-11/4 cars. of Specialty Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity possibly Apartments. spring. $55/month. Many extras. Like new. Real bargain. Call 351-2323 after 5:30 engagement ring sets. Save 50 per to jWMTlmvou Employer. 35 1-7319 for 351 9492. 3-11 5 plain and $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 fancy diamonds. WILCOX English Cortina, ' . FORD 1967 Water's LARGE RED velvet sofa. Miniature SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East • AUTOMOTIVE Edge small roll top desk. ARTISTIC M ich igan. 485-4391. C • EMPLOYMENT Apartments REFINISHING SHOP. IV4-3073. • FOR RENT New 3-115 DINETTE SET 4 chairs. Chrome, FORD FAIRLANE 1967, new tires, Carpeting • FOR SALE air, radio, automatic. 639 Kendon, formica top. Good condition. $45. and Furniture. SKIS, 5' 1 1". Cubco binding, 393-2766.3-11-4 i • LOST ft FOUND Lansing. 393-5034. 2-11-3 Two Bedroom. Garmisch boots, size 7. $45. • PERSONAL 351 3468. 3-11-5 • PEANUTS PERSONAL ZENITH PORTABLE stereo. 45 FORD 1969 Mach. I. Call 489-5633 PART TIME work, good money. Two Bathroom, • REAL ESTATE weekdays fo Male or female over 21. No selling information after 1 involved. Call 882-1169 after 5 noommate Service. • SERVICE TRANSPORTATION 337-0703. 5-11-7 • Available. One • WANTED MERCEDES 1961, 84,000, completely reconditioned. $975 LIBERAL GIRL, high pay possible. Block from Campus. i TRACK Recorder-Player for the 332-8821 355-2203. 5-11-6 EMA PHOTOGRAPHERS, after home. Makes tapes for your, car, or 332-4432 DEADLINE 6:30 p.m., 351-2170. 3-T1 5 too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 GIRLS: $125 r< 1 P.M. one class day be¬ MGB CONVERTIBLE 1969. Extras. IE employment for MSU Contact Marcia, More Fun in the Sun, with Sun South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C fore Best offer. 351 8932 or 351-4469 during school year with publication. > 351-0100 11/3 shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 10-11/9 KARDON console stereo, Cancellations - 12 noon one 2615 East Michigan Ave., HARMAN t wholesaler. Automobile 711 East class day before publica- Apartmants 372-7409. C-11-7 with Garrard AT-60 MUSTANG 2+2 1965. Rebuilt V-8, required. For further information 71 1 Burcham Speakers, 337-0727. 5-11 phone 337-1349. 0-11-7 RICKENBACHER 12-string and New deluxe 1-bedroom Holley Gretch 6-string electric guitars. Best furnished 2 or 3 man PHONE STUDENT WHO apartments.Available nov offers. 351-9099. 3-11-5 completely self-: for 9-month or 1-ye; 355-8255 with faculty family. Room, board, 489-9651 351-3525 DINING ROOM suite table, 4 $130 a month. Responsible, RATES capable person for child care and 353-0942, 353-3264 3-11/3 I day i 1.50 Walking distance to campus. Call DAYSTROM DINETTE, good Mrs. Anderson, IV5-8035 days. BLACK MARE for NEW 15<£ per word per day condition, $35. Sun lamp. IT SAY • 3 davs $4.00 E D7-0241 evenings. 5-11-7 WHERE IN SCRIPT1WS D 485-4917 339-2176 after 5 p.m. 1-11-3 13 1/2# per woru per aay 5 days $6.50 ADJUSTER TRAINER, Male. Do pinocchio c ge nude? Please call, 482-4158. Call you have two years of college and LOVELY, FURNISHED 1 bedroo 13# per word per day your service obligations behind house near Frandor. $140. montl AKC MINIATURE - Schnauzer male (based 10 words Plus utilities. 351-5696. 5-11/5 puppy. Champion bloodline. Ears on per ad) Call or write Mr Negus, Michigan FOR THE comfort \ TR-4 1965. ( cropped. Shots, clipped. There will be a 50# service reasonable. Call 351-2406 DIFFICULTY ED2-4027. 3-11-4 the fabulous new Pennyrich Bra and bookkeeping charge if 5:30 p.m. 3-11-5 For more information with nc this ad is not paid within For Rent Employment Roomate Service obligation call, 372-4360. 5-11-4 AKC ALASKAN Malamutes BABYSITTING in for Christmas. 694- 'OU accept a challenge? EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like you. Anytime. Rates negotiable. CAN HELP YOU! DARKROOM 393-6355. X-3-11/2 The State News will be Infants below one year. 355-2762, 541 E. GRAND RIVER responsible only for the Spartan Village. 3-114 351-3558 first day's incorrect inser- VOLKSWAGEN 1967, Karmann Ghia. 23,000 miles, radio. Dark FIELD ATTANDANTS: Part time blue 355-9770. 3-11-4 evening work. Approximately Parking. Beautifully inai 6:30 p.m -12:00 p m. Apply M-78 WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in Select clientele. Lea; TWIN DRIVE IN THEATER, the $500 bracket? We got 'em. 332-3135 or 882-6549 M-78 at Newton Road. GIBSON ELECTRIC 12 string. One The State News does not CAMPUS AUTO MART. 2515 I. Call 355-6262. 3-1 Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. permit racial or religious East Michigan Avenue, across IANTLD: FEMALE to work full FURNISHED STUDiO for discrimination in Its ad¬ from the Post Office. 484 2345. C time in small East Lansing office. PANOSONIC 3-track stereo bookkeeping recorder. Model RS-7555. vertising columns. The HYGiENIST: Urgently Some hght-typing, Call 332-8817 after 5 p.m. 5 State News will not accept SAY IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 needed full or part time advertising which discrim¬ PEOPLE! Talk about business FURNISHED APARTMENTS services with Student Service USED DIAPERS-S1.25 per dozen. inates against religion, a New Dental suite Reply to Box WANTED 1 girl winter and spring. Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 C-3, State News 5 11 '4 Used diaper pails, S2. AMERICAN race, color or national or¬ $55 per man $50. monthly. Grove Street. DIAPER SERVICE, 914 East Gier. igin. 351-1812. 3-11-5 HE CITY CLUB OF LANSING Opportunity Employer. 5-11/5 (4-man apts.), Auto Service & Parts whose staff consists in majority of DUPLEX 605 Beecf •NFINISHED FURNITURE Bar MSU Students needs a few For R ent $160 married couples ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call BUSBOYS WAITERS for full or KALAMAZOO STREET BODY part time ■: 1L;E| hardtop. V-8 stick. $1750. Call j bookko-_|-v Employer to,;:; S L Ajflo s S! I c L £ Willing ;f\v> are completely carpeted and furnished with INN P:H E MBfouH CHEVY II 1966 SS. New 327 ci. 350 distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each ■Mci -U>Me NiTEiR hp, "Vette" engine. Positraction, 393-5770, dishwasher, garbage disposal and M!E|A[S|L jEMEiLA 4-speed. Best offer. 351-0631. 3-11/3 unit has a apmIstupefy individual control-central air conditioning. These P| i 'AN'OMa/V EMM CORVAIR 1967 Monza 2-door. EMPLOYMENT 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The B»l T mj\ A T T L E 4-speed, 32,0 0 0 3 32-8821, EP I iL06ciA;R I A 355-2203. 5 11-6 student's leisure time has been adequately planned [<5kr-ME:G'LBe!l AS CHEVROLET 1963 QiDjAMS |T iYBbiOjPiY SECRETARY - Professional for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation $225. 372-5997. 3-11-5 staff awaits efficient steno. Light shorthand, typing. Must rooms and private balconies. If you want to be be well groomed. $500 plus. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call battery 339 9194 3-11/3 today. There are units available at $280/month and T~ • 3 6 7 |, |.C FALCON WAGON 1964 Radio, PROGRAMMER - Get in on up. I1 m clean. $400 Best offer. 332-8635, Don. 3-11/3 the ground floor. 1 or 2 years experience. High aptitude. 14 lb % •6 Wage commensurate with knowledge. Ph. Bellinger '7 n n '9 GUARANTEED CUSTOMER Personnel 185-5481. PHONE: 332-6441 NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE f' % 54- y// rr & '■'A 2? SATISFACTION BELLIMGtP 32 3S 94 ARE THE FIRST WORDS % tEtoptfeingljam 36 36 % % OF u 1-1 42 %% The 4620 S. Hagadorn \ / 43 4P. I i 10 d 45 So Stereo 51 % 52 4 485-5481 MANA (iEMENT EXCI. USI Vlil. Y H Y % Shoppe Alco Management Company OPENING SOON Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 H For Sale Hijacker held in Italy (continued from page 1) Vietnam war veteran would not committed here--bringing extradition that isl request before e engineer, Steve Miller of be turned over quickly to U.S. military weapons into the Minichiello could be tried here. Wantagh, N.Y., said only the authorities. been offered recently, I'll give it to country, kidnapping Airport Under Italian law, the crew oxygen bottle was damaged Minichiello has been officially Police Chief Pietro Buli youl Honest! See or call Mr. prosecutor can either dismiss the Banks. BANKS MOBILE HOMES by the bullet fired by charged in New York with air extortion in forcing Guli to hand charges brought by the police or SALES. Location: WILLOW Minichiello. The bottle was piracy, kidnapping and over police credentials when he uphold them and turn the case VILLAGE MOBILE HOME replaced. interfering with the operation of escaped into the Roman over to an investigative judge. PARK, Williamston. 655-2684. The three-hour questioning of a commercial plane. countryside illegal possession of The judge would act as a 3-11/2 Minichiello Carli officially informed him firearms and personal violence by the asst. one-man grand jury and decide prosecutor provided another that Italian police had charged against the plane crew. # whether to call a trial. MARLETTE 8 x 45. Newly indication that the young him for the crimes they said he The crimes combined carry The process normally takes furnished. Close to MSU. Reasonable. 35M150. X5-11-5 sentences ranging from a week, or months. minimum of 17 months to a All Italian newspapers carried maximum of 19 years. In the huge front-page ANDERSON TRAILER 30 x 8. Set-up HAVEN, East Lansing. 485-2289, 482-0529. 5-11-6 Lebanese truce United States, hijacking a plane can bring a death sentence. Itlian-born pictures of Minichiello, smiling broadly after his capture (continued from page 1) the Palestine Liberation There has been no word of any Saturday in the churchyard of GREAT LAKES 1961 Lebanese town of Rashaya. Organization said: "This extradition request made yet by the Sanctuary of Divine Love six 10x50. 2 The radio said the meeting in agreement will end the shedding the United States. miles outside Rome. MSU. $2200. 332-0003. 10-11/9 Cairo was attended by Egyptian of Arab blood on Arab territory Italian police say Minichiello Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad and all efforts will be directed to can be extradited after he has and Gen. Mohamed Fawzi, confront the Arab's common been tried and, if convicted, has Lost & Found Egypt': enemy." served his sentence in Italy. LOST: GOLD charm "They agreed ot stop all Lebanese leaders have refused Decision on extradition would bracelet, 7 charms, at MSU-UM game. military operations as of to allow the guerrillas to use have to be made by higher Substantial reward. Call midnight, to stop all measures their small country as a base for authorities in the Italian 313-429-4040 or 313-769-2700 arising from the Lebanese crisis attacks against Israel, because government. It was not excluded likely to cause more tension in they fear this would lead to that these authorities would the future," the broadcast said. Israeli reprisals and occupation by decide to comply with an LOST: SILVER ring. Black « "They agreed to continue discussions in order to reach full agreement on all points, to Wanna restore the confidence and the brotherly spirit between all i Hall celebrated Halloween with "Odd Couples Night." The broad faced parties and to confront our ( monster with the straw-filled mouth won the show. Beneath the scary exterior common enemy Israel." ( Deborah Frew and Guerrilla sources in Amman are Doug Engle, Holmes residents. ( welcomed the cease-fire LOST: SMALL blue State News photo by Tom Wolfe announcement. A spokesman for book. Very in 351-1302. 1-11-3 Personal FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. Riegle outlines points states to compete in. There Call licensed agent (continued from | would be a strategy element STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 On national election reform, involved. It would depend on Riegle said he hopes to see when the primaries occurred in CASH LOANED on merchandise or presidential primaries in every different states." will buy outright. RUHF'S FEED state that would be binding on He favors retaining the STORE. 5200 South Logan. the party delegates to the national convention to form 882-2121.6-11/4 national convention. This would bring the selection party platform and speak out on FOR THE confort you should have of presidential candidates "into the hands of the people," he the fabulous new Pennyrich Bra. call, 372-4360. 5-11/4 35 1 -0400 COMPLETE THESIS Service Diacount printing, typing and binding of these t, resumes and publications. Lowest prices available. Located from campus on corner of M.A.C. and Grand River, below the Style 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1969 the FRjBST turn on the heat THE MOST IMPORTANT MUSIC IN THIS COUNTRY TODAY IS COMING FROM DETROIT. THE FROST IS DETROIT'S GREATEST ROCK BAND. VANGUARD RECORDS LISTEN TO THE FROST'S NEW ALBUM. Roch andRoll music including live recordings from Detroit's Grande Ballroom. _____ LP:: VSD * fif>41 Av.nl.it>!.' on .til t.ipp conli