Wednesday Ideas. MICHIGAN Co STATE NEWS the .With a chance of showers mitfitiest influence . . ... are on earth. One great thought STATE or snow flurries afternoon. High today 43 late this breathed into a man may regenerate him. -Channing UNIVERSITY degrees, tomorrow 20 low tonight and degrees. East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 62 Number 87 Wednesday, November 12, 1969 Senate agrees to legislation on Nixon draft lottery plan next year with a view toward reporting WASHINGTON (AP)--President Nixon's Kennedy said "I'd rather not speculate on Kennedy said he would join members of legislation to the Senate. The present draft that the Armed Services Committee in proposal for a draft lottery cleared its law expires June 30,1971. question." moving major Senate obstacle Tuesday. Advocates to block any amendments offered Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. the He also said Stennis' promise on hearings on the of broader reform agreed to drop their Senate floor. The committee took this assist. Democratic leader and a key and action "made a stong impact" on those efforts this year in return for a stand unanimously on advocate of broad draft reform, said at the meeting, including several other Monday. commitment to hearings and possible Stennis said his committee would have Stennis' pledge "gives me the kind of senators who have sponsored draft reform legislation in 1970. assurances I would need to brief hearings on the bill, to receive The agreement was reached at an support the repeal and the institution of a random Mrs. Smith said although she testimony from the Defense Department hour-long meeting in Democratic leader regrets that and the Selective Serivce System, selection system." the draft overhaul has to be considered in Mike Mansfield's office, opening the way "perhaps" next week with a view to Asked if he had dropped his insistence on an election year, the June 30, 1971 for Senate approval of the House-passed bringing the bill up and passing it the broad reform as the price for a lottery deadline means "we have to do it this next meadure, possibly before Thanksgiving. because he didn't have enough votes, following week. Sen. John C. Stennis, D-Miss., chairman year." Before the session held by Stennis, of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Mansfield said he would call the bill up for told reporters "I feel greatly encouraged in action if it is reported by the committee that a bill can move along and will pass the although he personally is opposed to it. Senate without amendments." Kennedy said he would liked to have The House bill would repeal a sentence in RUNNERS NEAR FINISH won acceptance of the proposal, originally the 1967 Selective Service Act,that forbids advanced by Yale President Kingman use of a lottery if 19-year-old^ are drafted Brewster, that the expiration date of the first. Hart draft law be moved up six months to Dec. The Nixon Administration has said it will switch to the 19-year-old draft next year to accep 31, 1970, in order to assure draft changes next year. Deadlocked and declared it would use other, more But Stennis and Mrs. The New Mobilization Committee has succeeded in Smith both breaking the complex methods, if Congress did not permit a lottery. The aim of the changes is to limit a young man's liability to one year, either from peace opposed such a move, which would have sent the lottery bill into Senate-House conference and possibly kept it from being Justice war Dept. deadlock over a parade permit for Saturday's anti¬ march, according to Ronald Young, project director for the "March on Washington." AP Wirephoto passed this year. the period he is 19 or the year after expiration of a deferment for college. This Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., will accept Senior Class Council, was notified Tuesday would make it easier for him to plan his the United Nations flag from peace runners of Hart's availability. future without the threat of the draft Day rally backs when the 734 mile Run for Peace ends in A five-man delegation of MSU students hanging over him for several R-Maine, the ranking Republican years. Stennis and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Armed Services Committee, both pledged on the Washington, D.C., Thursday. Hart will accept the five-by-eight-foot flag at 6 p.m. in the closed courtyard of will travel to the Capitol for the presentation. In addition to Cole, the representatives will include Gary flag Veterans the Capitol. Freestone, originator of the peace run, they would hold comprehensive hearings Jeff Cole, executive administrator for the Tom Koernke, senior class president, Bob Nixon's Vietnam policy Van Oosterhout, Three Oaks sophomore, and Steve DeCenzo, Arcadia, Calif., senior. "We don't know yet whether we will join | toiau-TJJM,LES\ the runners in a mass run for the final half mile, or meet the group at the Capitol WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new kind of flags that were sold or handed out at the Another speaker was Sen. John Tower, steps," Koernke said. Vietnam War demonstration unfolded on rally. R-Tex., who said "We would rather die as After the Washington Monument grounds this They waved the flags, banners and free men than live as slaves." running all night, runners are scheduled to reach Wheeling College in Veterans Day-a rally of thousands in placards as speakers after speaker Tower said he had been through the U.S. support of President Nixon's stated course denounced the antiwar demonstrators, field hospitals in Vietnam and seen "the Wheeling, West Viiginia this morning. in that The Run for Peace will continue to West war. proclaiming support for the President and life ebbing from American bodies . . . On the broad, rolling grounds where his policies in Vietnam. "I want to the Virginia University in Morgantown, and see war end," Tower said, thousands had gathered a month ago and "Let there be no mistake-the silent "but, I want to see this is the last war we begin the final 100 miles to the Capitol thousands will gather again Saturday in when runners leave Frostberg College in majority is no longer silent," Edwards have to fight." protest of that policy, the Administration shouted through the microphone of the The senator said Maryland. today's American could count, by police estimate, at least outdoor Sylvan Theater as the crowd fighting man "fights with guts and Runners have been averaging 100 miles a 7,500 of its friends in the cool autumn responded with cheers and applause and intelligence, and he is puzzled by the / day since a delegation of 12 MSU students sunshine. waved the flags. attitude of some in public life who should I left Beaumont Tower Nov. 7 and jogged to the University of Michigan in the first lap The "Freedom Rally" was one of a number of observances across the land in "Here and in countless other rallies today is the real voice, the real spirit of know better." As Carmine Balthrop began singing the of the anti-war moratorium demonstration. which supporters of the President hoped to American," Edwards said. make themselves heard before his (Please turn to page 15) opponents mount their long-planned antiwar demonstrations later this week RESI .ENCE The government, the military and the peace movement continued preparations Tuesday even as pro-Administration rally and their the the Government allows use Adams warns picketers traditional rites at the Tomb Unknown Soldier were unfolding. At the monument grounds, Police Lt. Archie L. Finigin of the National Park estimated the of Pennsylvania Ave. Adams asked to talk to them, but the turnout However, the picketers continued their at 7,500. But coordinator Lee WASHINGTON (AP)-The government Mrcumstances" could the Pennsylvania group continued their chant of "Workers protest. Edwards said his crowd-counters saw agreed Tuesday to compromise and allow Avenue route be used. Acting President Adams told a group of yes, G.E. no, scab recruiters gotta go." 15,000 there. Edwards had said 10,000 When Adams antiwar protesters to use part of The agreement followed several days of 13 SDS picketers that they would bear the reached out to tap the would show up. Later, the protesters told Adams that full brunt of any violent actions leader of the picketers, to get her Antiwar demonstration organizers have Pennsylvania Avenue for a massive Virtually continuous negotiations with they they were protesting the presence of a G.E. demonstration this Saturday. committed in relation to their attention, she shouted, "Don't lay a finger recruiter on campus. estimated at least 250,000 will converge on sponsors of the march. It provides for the protest The agreement was announced by Mayor procession to proceed down the traditional on me, buddy." against a General Electric recruiter on Washington from across the nation for Walter E. Washington and Deputy Atty. campus here Tuesday. "May I have a word with you, Miss "That you have every right in the world Saturday's rally. parade avenue from the Capitol as far as Gen. Richard G. Kleidienst, who declared 15th Street and from there to the grounds "If any of you lay a hand on any Taylor?" Adams said. to do so," Adams said. In a city whose population is 71 per cent last Thursday that "under no of the Washington Monument for a rally student, any employe and faculty member "Whatever you have to say to me, you "And we're going to find out where he is can say to the rest of them," she answered. and throw him off this campus," someone nonwhite, Tuesday's crowd was mostly climaxing three days of antiwar activities. you will take the legal consequences of any violent act you commit," he said. "I want to say it to all of you," Adams white, neatly dressed and in the 30s and This route makes no provision for a Adams addressed the said. (Please turn to page 15) 40s. Almost all carried small American swing by the White House-one point that constantly chanting picketers on the steps of the Student Services Bldg., where they had been Bombs off the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam had demanded. Kleindienst and Washington also said the protesting for two days. The group shot insults at Adams and government agreed to the route after the New Mobilization promised to provide stopped him from delivering a prepared statement, which Adams said would take "precisely two minutes." in Manhatta enough parde marshals to ensure order during the mammoth march, which is As the 13 picketers circled in front of expected to attract about 200,000 in him on the Student Services what could be the biggest antiwar Bldg. steps, little dam protest in history. Under terms of the agreement the committee will provide 2,000 parade NEW YORK (AP) -- Bombs exploded in marshals to keep demonstrators on the Communist China three Manhattan skyscrapers slightly injuring one man early today, and causing south side of Pennsylvania Avenue and mother 500 marshals to keep crowds away limited damage. from government buildings on the other blackballed again About six hours after the bombs went off at 1:15 a.m., news agencies got letters side of the thoroughfare. Meanwhile, a small advance party from claiming the bombs had been set off in the 81 nd Airborne Division flew here from at United Nations protest to the power of giant corporations and the Vietnam war. Ft. Bragg, N.C., to prepare for possible movement of paratroopers to the capital in UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - As "During this week of antiwar protest, we connection with the weekend set off explosions in offices of Chase demonstrations. expected, Communist China was rejected Manhattan, Standard Oil, and General Pentagon officials said no final decision once more on Tuesday as a candidate Motors," the letters said. has been made, but they indicated a light pushed by leftists and some neutralists for Later, in Amman, Jordan, the leader of brigade of between 1,500 and 2,000 membership in the United Nations. the Marxist The Soviet Union voted to seat Red Popular Front for the paratroopers may be brought up before the Liberation of Palestine also claimed credit weekend. China, but for the first time Moscow was for the bombings. not among those actively (Please turn to page 15) campaigning to Letters in the give Nationalist China's place to the Peking same literate, press release style as those received today were sent to regime. It was the 19th time in 20 years that the news agencies after a bomb exploded General Assembly rejected a resolution to outside Army and draft offices in the Manhattan federal building last Sept. 19. Pre-enrollment admit the Chinese Communists and kick Pre-enrollment begins today for students out President Mayor John V. Lindsay, vacationing in Chiang Kai-shek's whose last Nationalists. From finger Barbados, telephoned Police Commissioner Howard R. Leary, names begin with K through O. Students may pre-enroll at the Men's I.M. The vote y/as 56 against, 48 in favor and ordering him to give Bldg. during any free period between 8 Angry SDS-ers, highest priority to the bombings, which he 21 abstentions. Last year, the vote on a demonstrating In support of striking workers at General E lectric plants, accentuate termed "acts of wanton viciousness." a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Complete information similar resolution was 58 against, 44 in their demands with stabbing fingers as they confront Acting President Adams, facing crowd, outside the can be found in the Winter 1970 Schedule News of the favor and 23 abstentions. Student Services Bldg. Adams warned the demonstrators that they would be responsible for any damages bombings was followed by a Book. rash of unfounded bomb scares The closest vote was a 47-47 tie in 1965. by resulting from their actions. State News photo by Terry Luke anonymous phone calls. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 Conrad flies CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) — Apollo 12 commander Charles spacecraft own sitting 150 feet down the slope of weather check a crater on the "Pete" Conrad declared Tuesday that everything "looked fine" for Friday's blastoff toward the moon, then climbed into a jet moon's Ocean pf Storms. Officials said Conrad and Bean will not actually land in the o^ittoa"eirltoUhtehUnrnanned Cra,t and P"h"» ^ plane to fly high over Florida just to make sure. crater, but -- with Surveyor 3 as the target point - will have better Conrad originally planned to practice the moon landing in a "I was at the launch pad and that looked fine," said the veteran visibility during the approach to observe the landing area. helicopter Tuesday, but decided instead "to check out the launch spaceman, who plans to rocket moonward from Cape Kennedy During the final few hundred feet of the descent, Conrad plans pad, and that looked fine. Friday at 11:22 a.m. EST with astronauts Richard F. Gordon Jr. to take over manual control of the landing craft ard touch down "You don't get to see it and Alan L. Bean at his side. Conrad said he and his two very often with wraps off," he perhaps several hundred feet away from the crater. Then he and observed. crewmates were all in "fine" health. The three astronauts got a favorable weather forecast Tuesday for launch day Friday, but Conrad did some weather reconnaissance of his own anyway. "it's a little smoky over Florida," he said after his 40-minute flight, and speculated there was very little air movement. Conrad told officials his aircraft radio "pooped out" during the African Studies Center training exercise, but said it did not cause any problem. Conrad, carrying his own parachute, climbed alone into the white two-seater T-38 jet and flew aerial acrobatics at altitudes below 24,000 feet. Gordon also scheduled time later in another T-38, as all three astronauts enjoyed a day of relaxation to assure they remain in debates student Manifesto good health for their demanding, 10-day lunar landing mission. By JEANNE SADDLER "As the center is set up now, it course in African Studies, Mrs. Hamilton's own Bean spent several hours in a lunar landing craft trainer has State News Staff Writer an obligation to serve all Hughes said: departments would also have to rehearsing maneuvers he must perform if an emergency developed In r e s p onse segments of the University," "The center does not have give their consent, he said. while he and Conrad descend to the landing site. to the The space agency said Tuesday that the Manifesto-proposal issued by the Hughes commented. "If it is money for this, and right now "There are certain University landing craft guidance Black Liberation Front (BLF) being asserted that the center be there is no way it could be done. by-laws that govern this process; computer on Apollo 12 has been retargeted to the Surveyor 3 and the Pan-African Students attentive only to the needs of I think this is a good chance for the same ones that govern the the blacks in this country, its Dr. Robert L. Green to use some appointment of a chairman of a The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State Organization (PASOA) basic University definition of his funds, although I don't department," Hughes explained. University, is published every class day and Sundays during concerning the African Studies four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in Center, Charles Hughes, director would have to change. We still know the restrictions on them." The center's ad-hoc committee September. of the center, appointed an have an obligation to serve the Hughes said the center was to study the BLF-PASOA Subscription rate is $14 per year. ad-hoc committee to study the students born in Africa and these white students who display very serious about studying the Manifesto includes James R. Mercy mission possibility of meeting the proposal, but he said that Hooker, professor of history, The of Shaw Hall Member Associated Press, United Press International, lnlanc an interest in Africa." men spend their leisure hours students' demands, he revealed nothing could be done in "two chairman; William Derman, asst. Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigai One of the charges leveled in playing football along the banks of the Red Cedar. Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, Unite* days." professor of anthropology; The one drawback to their sport is an Hughes said the proposal was the Manifesto was that an "We would love to have more Norman Miller, associate incomplete States Student Press Association. read to the center's staff at an African-born black student, Sam black secretaries if they are good professor of political science; pass that l.s intercepted by the murky waters. Oct. 31 meeting. He said the Ramtu, had been exploited by secretaries," Hughes said. He Ruth Hamilton; Sam Riddle of The only solution to the problem is to form a Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. the center. Hughes said that he also said they had looked for BLF; and Maina Kanyatti of human chain and retrieve the ball. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services document included "several blatant inaccuracies," had referred Ramtu's case to the black faculty before. The faculty PASOA. State News Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. such as photo by Walter Gyr that the University John the students' charge provost, would have to be qualified center had Cantlon. Africanists and also receive an received $1.25 Phones: million a Commenting on the proposal appointment in another part of SERVED SO MANY SO WELL Editorial 355-8252 grant from the Ford Foundation. that the center help BLF's the University, according to Classified Advertising 355-8255 A distinction was made Umoja committee send students Hughes. Display Advertising 353-640G Augenstein to Africa next summer, and the He said the center does not between an enlargement of the Business-Circulation 355-3447 center's role in the University development of a program for have the power to hire any Photographic 355-8311 50 black students who want to and a change in purpose by the faculty members of their own. director. follow an inter-disciplinary The director also indicated EAST LANSING (UPI) - Dr. "he served so many only about education but about that he would be glad to have Leroy Augenstein was eulogized the life of his state. He had a Ruth Hamilton, asst. professor Tuesday as a man who "stands Augenstein, 41, was killed marvelous ability to relate to of sociology, as a co-director or tall and true and excellent" in associate early Saturday when his youth and he got home to an director, if it were every criteria used to judge a done "on an orderly basis." twin-engine private plane human being. slammed into a fog shrouded He said the appointment The Rev. Wallace Robertson, Finally, the minister said, "A ravine two miles west of the man is measured would be subject to the approval by his pastor of Peoples Church here, Charlotte Airport. commitment. He stands tall and of the dean of the College of to which Augenstein belonged, A group of some 500 friends true and excellent in all these Social Science, the International said the late scholar-politician of Augenstein, including Gov. measurements." Center and himself. was an outstanding man because Milliken and other dignitaries, The minister said Augenstein attended the memorial service had delivered a eulogy three held Tuesday afternoon. Burial months ago at the funeral of a was scheduled for Wednesday friend of his who died in a morning in Lansing. similar plane accident. Robertson listed five criterion He said A u genstein which he said count in remembered he had asked the measuring a man. man if flying were not dangerous "A man's friends count," and the man had replied, "No, Robertson said. "His were far it's safer than a car. And if you and wide ranging. have an accident, it's all over "A man's professional quickly." attainment counts," the minister At the close of the eulogy, he said, "and he attained a high noted Augenstein had said, "Let of excellence. us dedicate ourselves to carry "A man's relationship with his out those objectives which he community counts," Robertson had before him. Let us work for lid, "and he served so many so a world he was willing to gamble very well. He was concerned not his life on." FDA fails to prohibit ineffective drug sales WASHINGTON (AP) The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) acknowledges it has failed to carry out a single market withdrawal in its two-year campaign against ineffective drugs. Of 200 trade-name preparations labeled for shelf clearance since January 1968. only 25 relatively unprofitable and little-used ones have been removed and these by manufacturers' voluntary recalls. Food and drug officials said Tuesday the other 175 are still being sold because of court suits challenging the government's withdrawal proedures and administrative delays. Furthermore, the 200 are a mere handful of the approximately 1,700 brand-name drugs representing 300 basic formulations that the prestigious National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council advised the government to remove two years ago because of alleged ineffectiveness. 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Phone 332-4673 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 3 NEWS Marchers to America and for an end to represent war poverty and racism on the Capitol steps will later be taken dead Resisters League, Women strike for by Peace, Clergy everywhere. representative parents of dead G.I.'s, anti-war summary and Laymen Concerned About The single-file procession will veterans and G.I. groups, clergy and Vietnam, Resist represent every Congressmen and the Fellowship of Reconciliation. The first of 50 state delegations totalling from American killed in Vietnam, as well as cities and to the White House as part of the mass march Individual sponsors of the action include The A capsule summary of the clay's 43,000 to 45,000 persons will march from towns in Vietnam which have been events from destroyed as and rally. Rev. William Sloane Coffin ur wire services Arlington National Cemetery past the White result of the war. Each marcher will wear a Jr., chaplain of Yale The principal groups lending House to the steps of the Capitol at 6 p.m. strength to the University; David Dellinger, a long-time pacifist placard with the name of either a dead American March Against Death are organizations which Thursday. presently on trial in Chicago for conspiring to G.I. or a Vietnamese city or town and, he have sponsored readings of the war dead in as incite a riot during the 1968 The march, sponsored by the New Mobilization passes the White House, each Democratic person will call out various parts of the country in the National Convention; Mrs. Martin Luther Committee to End the War in Vietnam (MOBE), the name on his placard. past, King American Friends Service Committee, Jr.. and Dr. Benjamin Spock. will be a demonstration against death in War The March Against Death will conclude with a Vietnam, for an immediate and unconditional memorial service at the Capitol "Nobody will interfere with the steps Saturday withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Vietnam, for morning, preceding the mass march and rally to right of an MSU student to get an self-determination for Vietnam and black be held later that day. The placards deposited interview with any company he wants to." IMPORTANT Candlelight -Acting President Adams * DISCOUNTS on International News at Beaumont Aerial battles raged over the Suez Canal Tuesday. The speak with," Charles who feel HEALTH By IRENE PINCKES Taunt, strongly about the Israelis said their jets downed three Soviet-made State News Staff Writer Pontiac junior, said. moratorium to participate," he and Egyptian MIGs and then blasted Egyptian military The Inter-Fraternity Council "There will be no one giving a said. targets in a major raid. Cairo admitted losing one plane, (IFC) will sponsor a candlelight speech per se," he added. Dziak said he feels that each The IFC urges any interested CtHTERS BEAUTY but said two Israeli jets were brought down also. vigil for peace from midnight fraternity man as an individual student or faculty member to and as part of his fraternity Friday until 6 a.m. Saturday in front of Beaumont Tower. participate. They do not intend should consider the issue of the Heavy fighting erupted near the Cambodian border for this to be solely a Greek moratorium and then participate The council has sent letters to Tuesday, as North Vietnamese troops attacked an American artillery base after a day-long battle with various dignitaries, including Acting-President Adams, function. in the vigil if he feels it is correct. "I realize that this is an NEEDS South Vietnamese mercenaries a mile away. Intelligence members of the board of individual decision for each sources say up to two North Vietnamese regiments may trustees and various previously taken a stand on the person to make," he said, "and Sale days thru Sunday We reserve the right t Moratorium. the council is providing the be massing in the area. congressmen, inviting them W> The attend. candlelight vigil for peace individual with the "If "offers an opportunity for those opportunity." everything goes as planned, More than a dozen wives and parents of men missing there will be some notable or captured in Vietnam sat in the visitors' gallery of the people present for the crowd to United Nations Tuesday as the United States called on U.N. members to try to persuade Hanoi to raise the curtain of silence shrouding hundreds of American war prisoners. Legislature CARE TO LEARN President Ferdinand E. Marcos sprang Wednesday in early election returns. If the trend holds, into a lead backs U.S. THE FACTS OF LIFE JERGENS he will be the first Philippine chief executive re-elected AYDS FEVER FACIAL since the republic was born in 1946. Viet policy REDUCING CANDY Made Without THERMOMETER ORAL SOAP National News The Specifically, Northwestern Mutual Life. Michigan Senate passed a resolution Tuesday supporting A member of 29 2 44* 29 The Justice our Home Office staff will be on campus Dept. has decided against appealing a President Nixon's efforts to court decision that severely Monday, November 17 to interview men and women handicaps the process of achieve a "just peace" in South interested in cutting off federal funds to racially biased school Vietnam. learning about the NML life underwriting career. districts. Sponsored by 19 Republican members, the resolution was We're big- world's largest company specializing in individual A shoot-out in a downtown Houston department store passed by a 26-6 vote, with all life insurance, and among the nation's 30 largest Tuesday left five the dissenting votes cast by 120's—REG. 1.75 16 OZ.-REG. 23< 10 OZ —REG. 3.00 persons wounded, including three corporations. Democrats. policemen and a woman clerk who had been taken CUNECO AYERS hostage by a gunman. Police identified the gunman, who Sen. George Kuhn, We're solid-More than $5 billion of assets; $17 billion of was also wounded, as a former convict, Frank Danfort. R-Birmingham, noting the Veterans' Day holiday, said it life insurance in force, and 113 years of experience. IR0NIZED RUBBING LUXURIA He is also under suspicion for a jewelry store robbery which occurred about five minutes before the shooting. was that only "fitting and proper" the Senate declare its We're growing-nearly $2 billion of sales in 1968. YEAST MASSAGE HAND support of the President. AN IRON Empathetic George C. Wallace of Alabama toured "We must give President Nixon Arrange interested an in interview at your individuality and placement office. Persons humanistic work TONIC 70% ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL CREAM housing projects in Saigon Tuesday, saw grim refugee an opportunity to extricate are PLUS VITAMIN B especially welcomed. camps, patted children on the head and declared ourselves from the war," he said. afterward that the experience had left him 19 1 II4 Is The Senate will send the "heartwashed. You see these people who have suffered resolution to the President so much and yet have to come right back and rebuild." declaring their "manifest the former governor and presidential candidate said. "It support to the President of the THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE makes you love the Vietnamese people more." United States of America for his declared plan to end the war in INSURANCE COMPANY • MILWAUKEE INML] Vietnam." President Nixon went on a cheerful, handshaking tour of the District of Columbia Veterans Administration 15 OZ.—REG. 1.30 10's—REG. 1.29 7 OZ.—REG. 1.75 Hospital this Veterans Day. In what he calls his VIP Lett's has your fashion look program - for Very Important Patients - the President P0LIDINT CONTACT BAN and Mrs. Nixon visited with patients at the hospital who DENTURE CAPSULES DRY ranged from veterans of the Spanish-American War through the two World Wars and Korea and up to the CLEANSER SPRAY Vietnam conflict. The POWDER FOR RELIEF OF HEAD COLD DEODORANT Asked if he would characterize many war dissenters- as in Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's words - 09 "impudent snobs." George Romney avoided a direct answer Tuesday but said: "Many honest people are participating in dissent of Vietnam and other problems." The real threat to the nation. Romney said, "... is our human problems. We cannot fail to deal Look 99* 77< i adequately with them." In an earth-shaking development Monday night, the is: MAKE-UP 30's—REG. 1.00 opening show of "McKenna's Gold" at the Revilla Theater in Ketchikan, Alaska went incomplete as the TRIACTIN BRUNETTES MIRROR antacid screen went blank with the climax yet to come. Theater ONLY manager Kay Gilner explained that the final three Tablets minutes of the last reel were missing. The customers came back Tuesday night to see the final minutes but. in the meantime, there are some citizens in Ketchikan who c4IRY WITH ILLUMINATED BULBS NEUTRALIZES- CALMS-RELIEVES SHAMPOO-IN HAIR COLOR spent 24-hours without a climax. 77 47 none arrested all Michigan News Flint police maced picketing United Auto Workers at a Fisher Body plant of General Motors of them Corp. Although of the workers seemed to be injured, police And at you Lett's 7 74* 1 on a charge of violating city ordinances, which forbid the blocking of plant entrances ONE GALLON or exits while picketing. The 2,300 members of UAW Local 598 have been on strike since September 24 in a WINDSHIELD dispute over production standards. prices you WASHER HAIR SOLVENT Michigan State Senate majority leader Emil Lockwoou said today the passage of time is eating away at the CLIPPER ANTI¬ chances of passing Gov. Milliken's education reform Specially pricf "j SET package this year. The package has been slowly making FREEZE LET US FILL its way from committees to the Senate flooi over the YOUR NEXT Reg. $26 past several weeks and none of the bills have yet been 33 PRESCRIPTION 7 86 sent to the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives. Lockwood said if the revenue measures 484-5359 Low priced prescription and school aid bills don't escape the Senate this week " filled exactly as your N. Butler at Otta* doctor orders. . I admit the chances will be slimmer than they are now." MICHIGAN STATE N1WS UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor make the discharge worse because of DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor In regard to your reply of visiting "your allergy or irritation. 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It might take some time, but the EDITORIALS pills, capsules that turn my urine blue, 40 tablet suppositories to be dampened with cause should be able to be defined. This will require patience on your part and tap water before insertion, seven jelly-type sticking with one doctor for a while. suppositories, an iodine base vaginal gel with its coordinate iodine douche, zinc Beyond the oxide for an irritating itch which antagonized me so much I itched even A doctor has told me I have a varicose more and last but not least, a pat on the vein above my left testicle. That's all he back accompanied with, "This should clear said except that it "should be taken care of of making it up in no time." sonytime . . ." What should I do about it? But it hasn't. The only comfort I have Should I worry about intercourse or received is Valisone to soothe the itching. masturbation or nocturnal emissions with The Pennsylvania courts ruled in It really works! the varicose vein present? The Kroger three are no longer favor of the shopping center, saying Is there any hope of my ever having one free. that the union was allowed to picket last "honorable discharge?" MSU student Mike McCarthy and Varicose veins bring to mind a picture of on the public property around the Thank you for sharing your wretched two East Lansing High School a middle-aged or elderly person with blue shopping center, but not on the experience with us. You very eloquently bulges on their legs resulting from students, Mike Donaghue and Steven shopping center itself. This made any describe how excessive treatment can fail weakness in the walls of the veins, Blum, were arrested for trespassing activities on the part of the union to solve a problem and may even aggravated by standing in one place for while exacerbate it. As I mentioned before, many shopping in the Kroger futile as they would have to picket at long periods of time and often aided by the of the treatments for vaginal discharge only Frandor store Oct. 18. a distance from 300 to 500 yards wearing of elastic stockings. What you have All three had been active in the is a varicocele which is a dilatation of the from the store. veins in the spermatic cord and is usually local grape boycott movement and The U.S. Supreme Court in a had been picketing the Kroger decision written by Associate Justice DAVE SHORT noticed as an irregularly enlarged area on the upper pole of the testicle. The left Frandor store, feeling that if that testicle is frequently involved than Thurgood Marshall reversed the more store would stop carrying California the right. earlier decision saying that it denied grapes follow suit. other local stores Upon entering the store Oct. 18, would the union the rights that it was guaranteed by the First Amendment. School days, school days. Except for rare cases, the cause cannot usually be defined. Nor does it make very much difference as most varicoceles are A legal question arises, though, as small and do not require treatment. Elastic they were informed of a new Kroger to whether those rights extend to stockings are not called for. The condition regulation which reads as follows: is not related to sexual activity, nor should within the individual stores of the Whole masses of the American public example of this "negative" thinking among forward to take the place of disposed sex your worry or lack of worry about "NOTICE: This store is open only to both fail to understand and fear the social shopping center. The food workers school administrators. None of the Lansing education courses in fulfilling the needs of intercourse, masturbation or nocturnal persons who intend to purchase at Logan Valley were arrested upheavals that are taking place on this high schools have a separate drug children. emissions be altered by this anatomical goods or have legitimate business nation's college campuses. prevention or anti-drugs program in their outside the grocery store; McCarthy Yet, as writer Lloyd Shearer points out, curiosity. herein. Any persons or group of Yet they misunderstand and fear even curriculums. "This country is filled with 16 year was inside. old more the social upheavals that are "We don't have definite persons intending to create a a anti-drug Marys who are pregnant because they don't Kroger maintains that they are occurring at the high school level in program because we have felt that we don't know any better, 17 year old Johnnys who disturbance or to distribute handbills America. Please give me the answer to the remaining neutral in the grape need one," Cassius Schaff, Lansing are afflicted with veneral disease but too embarrassment of premature ejaculation. are expressly denied entry to this boycott dispute, but by merely America's high schools have experienced Sexton's asst. principal recently stated. afraid to obtain medical treatment, and a What can be done to prolong the precious store. VIOLATORS WILL BE troubled times in recent months and are East Lansing High School asst. principal small army of youngsters pitifully ignorant carrying grapes, they support the headed for more problems in the future. James Mulenbyke, among other city high time before orgasm? I know I'm missing PROSECUTED." farm owners and their scab workers. of the functions of their own bodies." out on what it's all about, besides The high school student of today is school administrators, agrees with Schaff. After 45 minutes of shopping It is And regardless of what high school frustrating certain woman in my life. I've hoped that Kroger's would smarter, more developed and advanced and Mulenbyke said that there were no cases of administrators may say, you can teach a a McCarthy was told to leave as he had become socially responsible on their more aware of the times than his students heard of the great American quickie, but experimenting with drugs at his 17-year-old boy the difference between his this is ridiculous! Please help. only accumulated two items. He own instead of being coerced to do predecessors. But most high schools have school this year. However one East and his 15-year-old girlfriend's bodily argued that he was still a customer so by picketing. not kept pace with the advances made at Lansing High student recently pointed out functions in a physical education or and should be allowed to purchase the student level. that about 100 of the school's 1500 However. Kroger's alone is not to biology class, but you can't properly Premature ejaculation is apt to occur As Ernest Mazev, executive director of students were smoking pot regularly. the items in his cart, even though he emphasize to him there what deterent because of faulty conditioning. Sometimes blame. Many of the other Lansing the Michigan branch of the American Civil There appears to be a combination effects sexual intercourse could have on his it is merely a reflection of increased sexual was protesting Kroger's sale of area groceries also carry grapes. Liberties Union (ACLU), said recently, "credibility and reality gap" between high girl's mind or future. tension following a long period of grapes. He was then informed that However, Kroger's could lead the "There is a tremendous cultural lag within school administrators and their students. There those who will argue are that it is abstinence. If the latter is the case, his money was neither wanted or high school administrations in America." The gap is further heightened when you the way toward social responsibility by not job of the high schools to continuing sexual release at regular needed in the store, and was escorted Walking into the average high school look at the problem of sex education in extensively and objectively discuss intervals will diminish the taking the scab grapes off their frequency of principal's office and asking him about the America. America's social institutions and social out by a security guard. shelves. It is possible that the other amount of pregnancies or drug addiction premature ejaculation. Four years ago, almost half of the problems for the benefit of their students. Often the problem requires a more The three entered the store again stores would follow. cases at his school is often like walking into country's schools added some type of sex To those 45 minutes later and were people, high schools should give systematic approach. When emotional state an Irish pub on St. Patrick's Day and education program to their curriculums. Kroger's entire margin of profit basic, introductory courses while the permits, the man is capable of being immediately arrested and charged would hardly be erased by loudly insulting the Virgin Mary. But, parental and interest group fears and colleges concentrate on the extensive aroused. Stimulation of the touch with trespassing. Most high school principals will ignorance about the sex education studies of social institutions and problems. receptors in the penis reach an intensive discontinuing grapes. It is doubtful emphatically tell you that they have no McCarthy is partially basing his programs have forced many school boards But what of the American people who do level after which contractions not under that everyone would flock to the abnormal problems relating to sex or drug to drop sex classes from their schools. not go on to any type of higher education defense on a 1968 U.S. Supreme voluntary control occur resulting in other stores simply because they usage or, for that matter racism in their The public pressure against sex education after high school graduation? Court decision Logan Valley Plaza schools. To hear it from them, everything ejaculation and orgasm. carried grapes and Kroger's did not. has resulted in at least 15 states considering With television programming, newspaper It is the too rapid buildup of the intense vs. Amalgamated Food Employees The question can then be asked - is just great and everybody loves everybody legislative actions to curtail or abolish the content and political pronouncements sensory or emotional experience that leads Union Local 590. courses. Several other states have passed keyed to people far below the college level, to the difficulty. A technique to lengthen what does Kroger's have to lose? But most high school officials aren't In that case, laws giving parents the right to veto their a shopping center something has to be done to better educate the time before involuntary processes take Nothing. They have to gain the fooling anybody but themselves. As fellow children's participation in such programs. high schoolers destined for the working over follows: manual stimulation of the grocery store hired nonunion News staff Dave respect of others as a store that is State writer Bassett Admittedly some of the sex education world upon graduation. erect organ to a point short of orgasm workers and was picketed by union reflected concerning a recent trip to a courses have been imperfect, crude, and interested in something else besides The immediate outlook for the future several times in succession, if possible, members from other stores. Since Lansing high school "It was ironic. The non-effective from the beginning, but few making a profit. This is called public concerning the high school problem isn't more than once a day increases one's the picketers were5 on the shopping administrator there kept telling me how non-sex education groups have given the relations. very rosy. As the old maxim goes, tolerance to stimulation. This procedure much his students loved him. But, when we schools time to develop an accomplished center's property, the shopping "Convenience kills." can be done with the help of your partner walked down the hall, the students were program. Yet we're all trapped in the spider's center swore out a warrant for their web or alone. Preferably, no sexual intercourse -The Editors swearing at him, shoving him, and generally What's more, parents, the churches, and arrest for until America's high schools wake up and should occur during the reconditioning trespassing. ridiculing him." other institutions have not eagerly stepped adjust to the times. experience, which should last at least one Bassett's reflections bring bark memories. There have been many times when I've walked out of a high school SDS wins co principal's office totally convinced that one nurse does more with one bed pan in furthering the human race than he does OUR READERS' MIND with his entire school But the entire blame for the failure of cour business the high schools to keep atuned to the campus times doesn't adminstrations. rest solely on school Towing is only my The biggest joke on this campus is self-righteously pushing themselves Parents, faculty members, outside To The Editor: station, and if the owner arrives before I of the fall term I had signs printed and off on people who do not want interest groups and state and local SDS. and their grasp of reality is so have raised the vehicle, I release it to him posted in the apartment complexes that I them—like the G.E. workers? They governments have all pressured high school To William Costick, secretary, East Lansing with no charge. If the vehicle has been tow from, explaining the action and the wanting that they do not even realize administrators into walking a straight, amount of the charge for towing if the really mean well, but they did sort of Human Relations Commission and raised, then it is released to him for a small it. conservative line. get bounced out of the peace administrative asst. to city manager. charge (to pay for the time involved in parking regulations were violated or The major criticism of the American high For example, where are the masses preparing the vehicle for towing). The ignored. movement because they were not school system is that it has failed to discuss In response to your letter dated Oct. 28, of oppressed General Electric 1969. I have decided to explain my normal charge is $15. This is the In further reference to your letter, I will peaceful, and they just could not extensively and objectively the social established fee to discourage the illegal tow only on specific request from the workers wnose cause is being position in regards to that portion of my institutions and the social problems that make with academic freedom and parking in the first place. I have never managers on the dates that there are major championed? As far away from SDS exist in this country. Many students leave business involving tiie towing of vehicles student power allowed the amount to exceed $15 and celebrations, i.e. football, etc., scheduled at as possible, of course. The reality of because they kind of high school totally unaware of what the from the area of East Lansing. quite often, depending on the East Lansing or MSU. come on like idiots. world is all about. I patrol those apartment complexes that the situation is that labor unions and ' circumstances, I have charged less. I assure you that I will work with you in We suggest that SDS sit down and A look at Michigan's high schools gives I tow vehicles from approximately twice professional mediators are infinitely My employes have had no problems as of this regard, and make every effort to please do some serious rethinking-if they one some idea of the problem that exists. during a 24-hour period, with additional this date with the owners of the vehicles the city manager, the Human Relations more competent to handle wages Michigan is no Alabama its schools rank patro! runs on request from the apartment are able to. If they continue in their we tow because they are courteous to the Commission and the managers of the disputes and similar matters than are among the best in the country. managers. Patroling the lots is at the owners. If a problem arises, the owner is present behavior pattern, they are apartment complexes I tow from. Thank a group of wild-eyed students. But even in the top Michigan high request of the managers so as to keep the referred to the manager and whatever the you for the interest displayed by your The workers of the United States going to be such a laughing stock schools, only one sociology class, at best.is parking places available to the tenants. The letter. manager suggests is carried out. that they will not even be able to get offered and that is an introductory course. managers control me in that if they say to are well pleased with capitalism-they I am not trying to get rich from this 10 people for the picket line. Many of the smaller schools offer a vague, release the vehicle to the owner at no have waxed fat and powerful portion of my business, but rather 1 am Sincerely yours, Nobody is impressed with pep-rally glorified "Marriage and Family Planning" charge, then I assure that I do. through labor unions and about the class instead of a sociology class. trying to assist the managers in providing Ray Fee behavior on the steps of the Student 1 do not charge a storage fee for the time the parking places that are available for his Manager/owner of Ray's Standard, last thing that they want is a bunch Some schools offer an archaic economics Services Bldg. General Electric has that the vehicle is held at my service tenants use In fact, prior to the beginning South Cedar at Mt. Hope of "subversives" tarnishing their course that gives little insight Few high not been made mellow by being schools, with the possible exception of cause. The proletariat are the ones shouted at-if anything, they have those in Detroit actually hit the problems who have American flag stickers on of race and racism head on in their classes. hardened their position. In essence, their cars, remember. And very few Michigan high schools have we feel that everyone who has ever We suspect that part of the definite satisfactory class programs dealing had their cause "helped" by SDS with sex education or drug abuse. problem is that SDS is having a hard must surely know the meaning of the Yet many high school administrators say time coming up with causes that old cliche: "With friends like this, that they don't necessarily need sex they can handle-why else would education or drug education programs at who needs enemies?" they come up with asinine issues like their schools. -The Editors "male chauvinism" and go about Lansing area high schools offer a prime Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 IS Bowman defends resolution despite ASMSU objection By SHARON TEMPLETON State News Staff Writer attack"on the dignity of the University and its students." Sen. Basil Brown, D-Highland Park, said Bowman's remarks Another Coleman black Young, senator, D-Detroit, State Sen. John T. Bowman, After reading the letter, Craig were "the most gross example of supported Brown in stating the D-Roseville, defended the said he agreed with the spirit of misuse of the public trust we Holden Hall incident does not the student letter and said it was have ever seen. belong before the state senate. position of his Oct. 23 a plea from the "total majority" "Until you have lived as I have resolution calling for the "The senate was out of order at MSU, not an irresponsible for 42 years as a black man, you expulsion and criminal with this resolution minority. have no conception of the words and prosecution of the black students who three weeks ago "I wish to point out that these abuse, degrad ation or attempted to pass judgment without the facts," Young said. took over Holden Hall cafeteria are white students who are embarrassment," Brown told his fellow legislators. "We should concentrate our at the Monday night meeting of presenting this letter before you Huber declared the letter efforts on passing laws and leave the senate. tonight," Craig said. "This letter was reflects the way they perceived "a deliberate the interpretation of these laws Before a group of over 100 attempt to the resolution to reflect on the embarrass Sen. Bowman." to the judiciary. MSU students present at the meeting, Bowman said such dignity of their University." racial incidents can no longer be In his own defense, Bowman tolerated and called upon Walter held his ground in criticizing the black students, however he Cheer wanted for servicemen Adams, acting president of MSU, servicemen's have been "to indicate now to the people emphasized that he had not Operation Christmas, a project names written the original version with sponsored by the MSU Business submitted. of Michigan if any action is the "objectionable language. Women's Club, is designed to Work sessions will be held going to be taken against the students, and if not, why not." "It is most regrettable that bring cheer to servicemen from 5 to 9 p.m. today and Nov. certain students did not use a overseas this Christmas. 13 in 30 Union. The senator's remarks lawful means in asking for a All servicemen related to MSU For more information, contact followed the reading of a letter from ASMSU to the senate redress of grievances on Oct. 21, faculty or staff members are Cass Murphy at 353-5064, or which objected to the language but instead chose an unlawful eligible to participate in the Mary Brooks, 355-3313, in 140 means and did deprive students project. So far over 40 Hannah Administration Bldg, originally used in the resolution. The original resolution, which of their civil rights," Bowman said, "causing them humiliation Up, up and away Bowman said was drafted by the Legislative Service Bureau, and embarrassment and physical Ah, the mircales of our referred to the students as abuse." "black hooligans and black He did not apologize for his technological age. No longer Is It necessary to bums." Bowman explained was resolution, rather called for an climb a tree and cut It. he struck out these terms before apology from those students the resolution was introduced to whp created the distrubance. All a workman needs to do the senate. "What apology, if any, is going •Is climb Into a rig such to those students who were The letter, which was read by as this and the job is done pushed around?" he asked. Sen. Roger E. Craig, in a snap. "Black and white together must D-Dearborn, went on to criticize State News/ photo by Bowman's resolution as an demand an apology. Walter Gyr I "ill-formed, ill-founded, tasteless Objection to the reading of the letter came from Sen. Stanley F. Rozycki, D-Detroit, who said the senate is "too busy" to deal Police halt with matters committee. that Sen. Robert J. Huber, are still R-Troy, in also objected to reading the letter on the grounds that it was in Memphis MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)-PoUce rocks and bottles they might turning the senate in a "three-ring circus" and a "farce." Following Bowman's response CAMPUS INTERVIEWS moved in to halt a black have. He said he wanted a march to the letter, several senators November 20 and 21 demonstration after a flurry of he could be "proud of." rose to express their views on window breaking and rock The 1,500 demonstrators his resolution. throwing in downtown Memphis began reassembling moments Sen. John E. McCauley, Tuesday, then permitted the after Lux's announcement. D-Wyandotte, said he agreed ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL SCIENCES march to continue. Tuesday's march came one day with Bowman and that it is • • "The march will be allowed after a plan to prevent a violent "high time that the senate goes under controlled conditions," confrontation ended in bottle on record against these kind of Texas Instruments said Police Chief Henry Lux,,as and rock throwing and clouds of activities." INCORPORATED he emerged from an Impromptu ■pollcie'tear gas. Looking up at the students in huddle with demonstration The demonstrators included the gallery, McCauley said, leaders. He did not spell out the some of the 23,000 children "Why don't you go back to conditions. who school and learn to be good skipped classes in a The Rev. Ralph David American citizens?" continuing school boycott called Abernathy, head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, ordered the demonstrators to get rid of any by a coalition of leaders of various black organizations in Memphis. About 800 black Knapp's demonstrators had set out Monday in a dusk march which MSU granted police had warned would not be permitted. By prearrangement, 53 medical group persons, including Abemathy, were arrested as they moved past a police barricade. membership The plan had called for the MSU has been elected to institutional membership in the rest of the marchers to return to Clayborn Temple African (Miss America. Methodist Episcopal church Assn. of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). The action after the arrests. But about 100 young Negroes defied orders and Shoes was taken during a recent pleadings of their parade meeting of the AAMC in which marshals and headed again several members of the College toward the barricades. of Human Medicine took part. The police faced a barrage of Dr. Andrew Hunt, dean of the rocks and bottles for about five College of Human Medicine; Dr. minutes, then cleared the streets Hilliard Jason' director of the with clouds of stinging gas. 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Wigs Are Our Business •• Not a Sideline MILLINER Y - EAST LANSING DOWNTOWN AND MERIDIAN MALL Campus Center £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 Survival tips for and have him By MARION NOWAK termed the Philosophy of Crash escalate aggression. present with you State News Staff Writer while you are being questioned. News "Technically, police officers You are going to Washington -- Commentary Helmets. There are, Miss Passman are only allowed to use such 4. If you cannot afford to hire but you know nothing more pointed out, both positive and force as is necessary to take you a lawyer, one will be appointed into custody," he added. "And to represent you before any about it than the cost of the car rainfall only slightly less than more at stake than immediate negative reasons for wearing fare. East Lansing's. crash helmets at the you can expect to be searched." questioning, if you wish one. anger. Think of your brothers If you have no way to arrange While such chips-fall-where No one wants violence on Nov. and sisters." demonstration. After actual arrest prisoners will be taken to some central bail or reach a lawyer, the Crisis -they-better insouciance may be 15th. The first suggestion of the "True, they can protect your detention area. There, he said, Intervention Center in East quite culturally acceptable, it Since violence would further committee is if any indication of head. But there's also a great also will prove to be physically deal of negative psychology personal property will be taken Lansing can be contacted for polarize the silent majority violence begins, "keep your eyes assistance. Center workers will uncomfortable. against the moratorium on the police. Stay as far away involved: helmets have a great away and each prisoner will receive ask you if you have any other Revert to childhood mottoes: demonstrators, it should be from them as possible." effect of provoking the cops," a receipt listing these effects. sources of bail possible, or if as the Boy Scouts are wont to avoided. If she said. you are about to be there is anyone you would like say, "Be Prepared." There is It is necessary to survive such arrested, do not struggle. Be The same, she added, is true of Legal procedure at this point best be outlined through a them to contact to help you. much both dietary and provocation -- in the light of polite and go quietly is the gas masks. can If no other alternatives are legalistically to be considered personal conscience -- and second point. Resisting arrest is The fifth survival suggestion is general description of the before you begin. to "watch for troops putting on Miranda Warning: opened then, the center will personal temperament. an additional charge; refer you to a source of bail The entire event will last only Stay passive. If a policeman furthermore, "you could very gas masks. If you see a rifle with 1. You have the right to funds and a lawyer on call in the Bloomers in the breeze three days. Take an ample shoves you while asking you well escape by running into the a canister attachment, it's really remain silent. Washington area. Residents of Mason Hall have given up the traditional supply of food with you. : a gas gun." 2. Anything you say can and will be used against you The Crisis Center, itself, does "Welcome" mat in favor of a more striking sign— Washington's restaurants will Again, don't panic. Cover your in a not have any bail funds. It never be able to support the mouth, breath as little as court of law. only a pair of bloomers suspended from two windows. Is STAY PASSIVE. If a cop shoves you 3. You have the has the means to help you get this indication of "warm" welcome? influx of people for any amount possible and get away, right to make an a them. Phone 517-337-1717. of time whatsoever. while asking you when you had your last preferably into a building. a phone call and talk to a lawyer State News photo by Don Gerstner And reconcile yourself to the And the final point is to bath, haircut and shave, smile and try idea of cold food for the refrain from heckling the police. some easy reply like "This morning, weekend. Bring canned goodies "The madder they get, the like tuna fish, fruit, a loaf of thank you. " harder they hit," Miss Passman MORATORIUM KICK-OFF bread, or some peanut butter. said. Bring and "Be conscious of the others Lerner to discuss Vietnam a can-opener a laiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spoon. Do not bring a knife, a around you," Miss Passman fork, a can of Sterno or anything when you had your last bath, crowd, but in the long run asserted. "The violence you that can even remotely be haircut and shave, smile and try they'd call in more cops. If the bring about will not benefit your considered an implement of some easy reply like "This 20 people around you help you cause." Max Lerner, American educator and columnist, will kick off philosophy there. destruction. morning, thank you". run away, they eventually get it If you actually are arrested, moratorium weekend with a lecture Thursday on the Vietnam He is currently professor of American Civilization at Brandeis If you are thinking of totting MSU's Moratorium Committee too," Miss Passman said. there are several things you can war. University. sleeping bags, reconsider. has compiled a list of six points If the police move in your This Lerner has held editorial positions with the definitely expect. Great Issues talk is scheduled for 3 p.m. in the MSU "Encyclopedia of Chances are you will lose it, and for avoiding violence at the direction, she went on, a third Social Science" and "The Nation." Auditorium. There is a 50 cents admission charge. what with the extra bulk, you demonstrations. method is do not panic and do According to James LeGrande, Lerner came to the United States from Russia in 1907 at the As a writer, he is perhaps most widely known for his nationally may as well buy an extra seat on "You may see things there not run. Walk briskly in another associate prof, of police age of five. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Yale syndicated column from the New York Post. He has written the bus to transport the thing. that will disgust you," Cindy direction. administration, "your best bet is several books, including "It Is Later Than You Think." "Ideas University and his master of arts degree from Washington The average daytime Passman, committee member "Of course, if you're about to not to argue or resist." As Are Weapons," "The University, St. Louis, Mo. Unfinished Country," "The Age of temperature in Washington for said. "The Moratorium be grabbed ~ not arrested -- or previously mentioned, this Lerner then attended Overkill" and "Education and a Radical Humanism." the Robert Brookings School of November is 50 degrees; the Committee sympathizes - but beaten, run, you idiot!" constitutes an additional charge Economics and Government. He also received h's He has also published several articles in national doctor of magazines. district has an average November control your anger. 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Nisbet campaigned but they said wanted Prior to serving as a trustee, "I had worked in personnel High School in 1911 College and vice president of the for from the University trusteeship a table in his kitchen--and anyway," he said. "So I said if they would nominate me at the Nosbet was the president of the 1961-62 Constitutional and I'd always gotten along well with people. I thought I knew He holds a bachelor's degree from Alma College, a masters Michigan Welfare League. As an MSU trustee, he Panel to speak he won. The 76-year-old Republican could." convention, I'd do the best I Convention. Nisbet said he became a what it took to get people to work together. And these people from the University of Michigan, a doctor of science of Business concerned about the recent furor over secret board meetings, about adoption trustee explained that two heart delegate to the convention at the did work together. We just Administration, from Cleary The Council on Adoptable attacks kept him from carrying( on an extensive campaign. Nisbet conducted a mail campaign, writing 25 letters a urging of the president of the Gerber Products Food Co., his developed a terrific comraderie." college and, doctor of laws degrees from Central Michigan JtiTfT to" r^exteTTe mppHna~ .. Children (COAC) win meet at 8 former employer. Mic, Nisbet , , has . extensive IT6. .. „ . ... . & , ... nnhim thinks public th we have," he said £»• Thursday at the Fust "There four experience in the Held or Fcms Inst,tute and call these meetings Presbyterian Church Lansing. were people education. Alrm College. (former MSU president John Nisbet was director of public He member of the State felt that lots of times you've got Hannah, former Michigan Gov. was a relations for the Gerber Products concerned about children who Board of Education for 18 years to study a thing and y talk about . . . . George Romney, Rep. Ed Co. for nine years and vice .. ... x it with no intention :i of using it wait tor permanent homes, Hutchinson, R-Fennville, and and has held offices in several president for public relations for ^ The (hic meeting this month will for adoption." University of Michigan political Michigan teacher organizations, that company for eight years. present slides and a panel on scientist James Pollack) who Monday, he said. But when they In 1942 he was president of the During that period he was In last month's selection of what COAC is and what it could were nominated for president," came back the ballot was the Michigan Education Assn. elected to the company's board president, Nisbet was one of be in the future For further Nisbet said. "I'd never thought same. He of directors. trustees to vote for information, call 482-7597 or was superintendent of of that. They balloted on those Nisbet put his name in the race schools at Fremont for 22 years. Presently he is director and President-designate Wharton. 337-1157. four and they just couldn't "to break the deadlock." After His teaching experience includes select one of them." three more ballots he had the positions in rural schools in Why Pay More! \V hv P a y .17 o r < YV h y^R. After nine ballots, the required votes to win. Arenac and Iosco counties and delegates went home for the "It was a terrific experience, principalships at Ithaca High weekend hoping to come to a I'll say that," Nisbet said, School and Fremont High resolution the following "There were 144 delegates and School. SAVE $1.20 Bigotrycharge aimed THIS WEEK ONLY! at By LINDA KNIBBS Graves' procedu ^ L pic 2&12 ?]easant purchasing director. Pickett said BIG YANK State News Staff Writer Groye Road M Graves twice Graves hotly denied that he ever Mail campaign Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves promised to name Roland H. m^de the promise, Stephen Nisbet, R-Fremont, became a trustee in was called "a liar at the city Starr, 2327 S. Wadsworth, to Porter also addressed the Perma council meeting Monday night 1964 when he conducted a mail campaign from his replace retired director Lloyd M. council, saying that he wanted and a bigot" by a former Head. Graves has denied that he them to know how blacks feel kitchen table. His health prevented an extensive campaign worker who claimed ever made the promise. when they are not given the campaign. Earlier in 1961-2, he broke a deadlock Graves broke a campaign Pickett, a black himself, told chances for jobs they deserve, vote to become a Constitutional Convention delegate. promise to appoint a black as the members of the City Council He made the statement State News photo by Bob Ivins new city purchasing director. that - Graves . had . - . only not reference to the fact that he has forgotten his campaign promise, a bachelor s degree in economics but had also ignored another from MSU and five years TYDINGS SPEAKS OUT well-qualified black man, Fred experience as a purchasing agent R. Porter, 816 S. Logan, the for Oldsmobile, while McKinch only black man of 13 official has a h,8h ^h00' diploma and Haynsworth criticized candidates for the post. Vaughan McKinch, Harper St., Holt, received the 50016 college credits, and is the 5267 secretary and comptroller of Lansing Tool and Die Co. CORDUROY mayor's appointment, which The City Council will wait at lpast a week before acting on the SLACKS WASHINGTON (AP)--Sen. alleged improprieties "are not Tydings and Sens. Birch Bayh, must be approved by the City Joseph D. Tydings, D-Md. .said and could not be the real reason D-Ind., Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., Council. mayor's appointment of Tuesday he opposes Judge for opposition to Judge and Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., Pickett said he visited Graves McKinch. The council is not Clement F. Haynsworth's Haynsworth-they are only a are filing individual statements in his office last Thursday and obligated to approve any nomination to the Supreme smokescreen." in which they say they oppose asked the mayor about the mayoral appointment, according Court because he has given the The real basis for opposition, confirmation for various reasons, promise to name Starr as to the charter, impression of "being insensitive Cotton said, is a feeling that ..................................................................... or oblivious to the subtle Haynsworth is weak on civil requirements of judicial ethics, rights and against labor. But the "Especially that cardinal rule senator said Haynsworth's which admonishes judges to avoid even the appearance of impropriety," Tydings added in record as chief judge of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is "a complete refutation of these It all adds up: a vein similar to views expressed suspicions." 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House in memory of Alice B. University's role in family not availed themselves to should the University decide on Wharton and his family. Cowles, Jenison's mother. Her planning, birth control and information and services readily a program that involves The Whartons will be the third father, Albert E. Cowles, helped interpersonal counseling. available. contraception for unwed minors. First Family to live in the house, to build the house as a student Previously, the University has "There is still widespread "A tremendous amount of according to Madison Kuhn, in 1857. not addressed itself to the ignorance in regards to sex help is required from the entire University historian. Theophilus Thc problem of unwanted pregnancy functions. We have to place a University community to back a only part of the orlginJ| and birth control, but according heavy investment in education comprehensive mho when h° WaS i'VI(n^ln hewaseected president in use farm cottage still remaining is to Arnold Werner, M.D., king sure that Werner said, program," December 1862 John A. |ocated at thc northeast cofnet chairman of the committee, "In of lhe house faclng thc Unio„ information is readily available." Hannah moved into the house £my v eyes and many other The committee is expected to The University of Michigan has when he assumed the presidency The Whartons will find their people's, the No. 1 health already established a home new designed to meet the problem on campus is unwanted develop a plan and report within comprehensive family planning The house has been pregnancy. It far outweighs in few months. occupied needs of a busy University program through its health by professors in other years, president and his family. importance the drug and suicide Asked about reaction outside center and, according to Werner Former Michigan Gov. Frank the University, from parents and the program is operating The house is actually much Don Murphy also lived there in the Ward, Lansing area other groups should the smoothly with little resistance. late 1930's. larger than it appears due to the coordinator for the Michigan Clergy for Problem Pregnancy University initiate a plan to dispense birth control methods Members of MSU's committee Cold C counseling, stated that for every unmarried women, Werner include, besides Werner, other part of Faculty Row, the group '°un° lo ine Tf8* sia? °}Jcne school day 3.5 coeds on campus to said he hoped "that our interests members of the School of Cowles House, the official MSU presidential of occupancy with the arrival of President-elect Clifford residence, wi 11 soon regain the warmth of houses built for faculty West Circle Drive. The house has along hoVf'reeS"eoncealed by shrubbery an become pregnant. At this rate, Human Medicine, Olin staff Wharton. The Union staff would be greeted with a sense of 1 "1 a I is currently making the final preparations for the been remodeled over the years, The square brick one out of 20 coeds will be relief and" that thot- ni. they (people doctors and three students. new First Family. appearance with the last major of the house outside the University) would be gives way to a reconstruction completed in charming entry as one enters the "If the University had this able to support the program front door. Entertaining is done kind of an epidemic in any other area, it would certainly direct its since interested responsible in health KAPLAN TELLS PROBLEM in the large living room on the first floor or in the recreation attention to the problem," Ward involved." room below. said. The The committee's stated Care ot the 20 room house faces of loneliness is purpose is to formulate plans for supervised by the Union staff. family planning facilities, but Werner said "Family planning doesn't do justice to what we'r iegal problems involved dispensing birth control minors. Technically, all students in to By ROBERT KIPPER many Kaplan began by distinguishing become cliches because they faRes attentj0n religious consciousness itself." Michael J. Dmochowski, Union manager, said he tries to keep the Cowles House a private talking about. Rational, have a medical release signed by by smiling, home rather than Kaplan, between loneliness and being express a universally profound He said this fact is expressed running it like interpersonal relationships is their parents when they enter laughing and putting "a mask of an institution. Russian-born professor of a'°ne. experience, Kaplan said. so clearly in Christ's words on what we're really discussing." the University, but it is unclear comprehension" on his face. philosophy at the University of Being alone desirable, he He then pointed out the three What is missi Kaplan said, is the cross, "My God, my God, Usually one housekeeper does Michigan (U-M), examined ^ Pmacy ,s ufual ways People falsely seek an a feeHng of »mutuality," which why have you forsaken me' the every-day chores and extra loneliness and its personal and P^ious. aside for Privacy is often set identity. -s vital j.Qr jove^ creajjon or any "We find the courage to come help is assigned for special social purposes of creativity One is by maximizing the to terms with external loneliness FALL SALE consequences during human achievement, dinners and other entertaining, crowded discussion session in and as a result, we become distance between one another. Regarding netaphysics, we come to terms with The Union catering service enlarged, he said. This approach, Kaplan said, is Holmes Hall cafeteria recently. But in Kaplan said, "the ' struggle oureselves," Kaplan said. "At used for official dinners. His appearance and gestures loneliness, Kaplan said, involved in racism and all sorts "we have been diminished. " of ethnic separatism between the sense of being bottom, we are lonelv when we However, meals for the Wharton reminded one more of Fagin, the abandoned and sense of being at family will be prepared by their quirky character from "Oliver," Kaplan said a person who is Another approach is through home jn the world is ^ old as personal cook. lonely "lives in violence which Kaplan describes On than a w e well-respected college 11 -1 r a ve 1 e d , a ghetto ot his as "filling the void by thrusting and author of four books. others into it" and "finding self Garland and Aileen Knits and DespUe his colorful "delivery lecture crowd-pleasing humor, his concerned problem- human loneliness. a serious loneliness is called apathy. We respect by showing contempt for withdraw ourselves as though it others." didn t matter and to the then distance," he said. respond The third attempt, and the most insidious and universal, is Her majesty in dire straits; Kaplan discussed loneliness in Kaplan said the evolution of what Kaplan calls the Skirts Sweaters three phases: psychodynamics of alienation, the social consequences involved the the dance-from group dancing (like square dancing) to couple "stewardess syndrome." Kaplan describes the syndrome dancing (waltz, tango) to today's as faking human relationships, pay raise being considered Tunics Slacks and the metaphysical concept of loneliness. individual expressing dancing-is He said it is a relationship based * symbol of this voluntary on reciprocity in which each LONDON (AP) — Queen efficiency experts had examine^ ■ commentator, "it's whether The purpose of his lecture, he exclusion from involvement. person involved makes sure he Elizabeth II cannot make ends the queen's household twice in she^can afford us." said, was not to offer formulas Why do we deny ourselves 8ets something out of the meet on her salary of $21,921 a the last six years to cut down Wilson told Parliament that Coordinate Knits techniques loneliness "for but overcoming merely to something we so wan*? Kaplan answered, fear: desperately involvement. week and a committee of royal spending, but that next when the regal salary was set in In a conversation based on Parliament will consider a royal year the monarch ~ who never 1952, the government realized attempt to pin down the fear of rejection, fear of reciprocity, each person thinks pay raise, Britain's Labor party handles money herself - will go that sooner or later rising prices difficulties If a person wishes to commitment and possibly fear primarily of what he is going to government announced Tuesday, into the red. ' would erode it. As a cushion, he Accordi ngly, combat loneliness, Kaplan said of_,oss of personal freedom. say next, rather than listening to Prime Minister Harold Wilson detailed said, the salary contained he must know how to come to Regarding the social aspects, what is being said. Each person told the House of Commons discussions took place between margin of $168,000 a year to be terms with it in his own Kaplan said society is making it treasury officials and the queen's invested against future deficits, more and more difficult to find experiences. advisers," Wilson revealed, Since 1962, Wilson said, and nurture an identity. announcing that a new select steadily increasing deficits had formerly Marions Brookfield Plaza to All society provides, according which Kaplan, is identification, Hearing ability committee would be at the beginning of Parliament appointed the next hit the royal budget and by next year the reserve would be only serves to to rule on the royal exhausted, For flowers Hours: Mon-Sat. Wed. 10am-9pm 10am-6pn Fresh and Fashionable differentiate another. "The terms us from confrontation, one affects social pay Parliament in 1971 check. - By the time the next begins - it would be her Majesty may Wilson did not promise a pay raise outright, but he noted the monarch's state income had dialogue and encounter have Hearing ability affects social behavior in the aged, according to already be spending more than been frozen for 17 years while her salary. the state's income from a study conducted by an MSU speech and hearing expert. Herbert J. Oyer. The pinching of pennies at surrendered crown lands had Buckingham Palace was revealed "very greatly increased" -- out1 Oyer, chairman of the Audiology and Speech Sciences Dept., last Sunday in the United States ad y directs a speech and hearing program for a large extended care facility for the elderly. The communication profile for elderly people was devised by by Prince Philip, the queen's husband. He disclosed on leaving the government with a growing profit from royalty, In case the palace purse was doctoral candidate William Hass and Oyer. The profile can be television, NBC's "Meet the drained empty before the Snow Bunnies make used by non-professionals, Oyer said. Press" that the royal budget was proposed committee could The profile gives the MSU researchers a measure of the straining and quipped that the decide on new funds, Wilson tracks to our SKI SHOP expressive, receptive and other social abilities of the elderly. queen might have to move out said, the government had made PEACE Elderly that ranked highest in abilities to receive information from others and in abilities to express themselves were in the of the 600-room palace and he may quit playing polo. arrangements to fill the gap. He did not reveal where the money The disclosures ignited a row would come from, Snow bunny -- or you've suited up at NECKLACE "ulcer category," or those people prone to ulcers. People with hearing aids did better on social scores than those in Britain over the cost of "They are not starving," the slopes, and for without hearing aids, according to the analysis by Oyer, Hass and supporting the queen. Wilson, Laborite Eric Heffer said -- foM! Plus ski sweaters anc however, assured Parliament that reflecting a view by some Judith P. Frankmann. And those with minor hearing loss did party anywhere. Eve better than those with a more serious hearing loss, unless the the decision to consider a royal lawmakers that a royal raise is you look like a skier if you make tracks ti raise was taken before Prince undeserved at a time when the SEND YOUR NAME. hearing loss was compensated for by a hearing aid. The more independent and mobile the person, the better his Philip made his family finances government is striving against ADDRESS AND S1 public. giving pay increases to workers. profile scores. Oyer said. to connr handling Patients to whom the profiles were given were patients of the Although the queen never and Extended Care Facility of Ingham County. keeps money in her handbag -- moiling charges to... ARCO, DRAWER 160 The most common type of disability of the patients, according to medical records, was stroke. The next most frequent types of all bills are paid by her aides -- she has been getting $1.14 Anthropology million a year from the state COLD TONE METAL ARMONK, N. Y. 10504 illnesses were associated mental diseases of the central nervous problems linked to stroke, Oyer said. system and since she ascended the throne in lectures set 1952. Prices in Britain has soared since then. She earns Fernando Camara, of the another $480,000 a year from Anthropology Museum in There's . „ , f much to . . . . her Duchy of Lancaster estates, so see but this is not considered salary. M l f j £u Vu W1" presenl two t . The rest of the royal family's '«clUres l^IS.m0nth on var'°"s rrnwn lands, surrendered to the M<""Can lndla" P0""5' Both at the Meridian Mall state, yield $8.94 million a year lectures will be with slides and accompanied are in and the queen's salary is taken from this income. c o n j unction with the The queen's supporters argue Anthropology Club Film Series. that she eould get along easily 3 .ii . Th_e for 7:30 Pro8"m p.m. Thursday ^schcdu,1^ in 106 Here's a sketch oj our Coat Arcade. The ; on her income if she lived in a „ Wells Hall. The second will be walls are wrapped in patent vinyl and the private life, but maintaining the Unlit is from a hanging ceiling oj wooden r;;pPtagro7';=;,6and « «7*0 P.m.» louvers and stainless steel. The coats are jing her public duty eat * " up the 336 Natural Science Camara is a Bldg. visiting professor rather interesting too. "The question is not whether tern? in the ^ of p can afford the queen," said Anthropology. SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Hobie's We're the store that doesn't CARRYOUT& DELIVERY have a sign yet. PHONE 351-3800 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 9 Urban Center seeks tutors Students are not only tutored also," she added. members are participating as academically but are taught how Mrs. Hayes said that she feels Urban Affairs. They must fill tutors in the program. The to deal with new out an application and be experiences of departments should build into American Thought and "MSU, even in its land grant professors, study skills and how their structure academic interviewed. philosophy, has screened out to handle the black-white Language Dept. has also Students wishing to participate supports to help these students. participated with the center and students-poor students and experience. She said the center has other departments are expressing as tutors can sign up in residence specifically, blacks," Mrs. "The short-range goal of the received excellent halls as part of a recruitment cooperation interest. Annamarie Hayes, educational center is to drive sponsored by the Men's help students from the Dept. of Natural Students wishing to be tutored specialist for the Center of successfully complete their Science. Twenty-seven faculty Halls Assn. can call or visit the Center for Urban Affairs, said in discussing classes," Mrs. Hayes said. "The the center's tutorial program. long-range goal is to facilitate "The Center for Urban Affairs the staff, within departments, to Lansing is interested in building the meet the academic needs of necessary supports for minority these students," she added. and students other who disadvantaged Mrs. Hayes said the center might be only wants to act as facilitator screened," Mrs. Hayes said. because it is not .possible to group gives adoption information To give this support, the tutor all the students who need center, which is a component of help. the Equal Opportunity Currently, tutors are needed in Programs, set up a tutorial American Thought and program in July. Language, natural science, math, Mrs. Latterman said estimates By BETSY ROACH The chief concern of the The tutorial program, along foreign languages, reading State News Staff Writer on the number of adoptable agencies is for the child to have a with its counseling component development and all the children in Michigan vary from warm home with program, provides academic and sciences. An interest group in the field good parents. of adoption, the Lansing chapter 400 to 8,000. psychological support for "Tutors must be sincere and "I've been amazed at how of the Council on Adoptable COAC advises parents to tell minority students. Traffic laws won't Fly by that social problems may affect willing to take some risk," Mrs. It is the belief of the center Hayes said. There is no specific grade Children (COAC) helps answer questions about adoption. much about misinformation adoption," she said. there is their children early that they are adopted and also tells couples permit this bird to fly against the light, so it decided not to Mrs. Mark Latterman, COAC Contrary to popular belief, that being good parents does not a student's work. Through point average for tutors as long fly at all. The situation may be permanent, too—there's a nest under that traffic publicity chairman, said, "We parents who are able to have mean they must be biological light. State News photo by Bob Ivins counseling, the center seeks to as a tutor has some expertise in children or who already have deal with the student as a whole. his can direct people to the agencies parents. subject area, she added. that have the type of child they many children may adopt, Mrs. "Foreign students and honor want to adopt." Latterman continued. Mrs. Latterman said COAC GOAL 1,855 PINTS students are provided with educational supports that would She said that if a couple wants She said many agencies no longer require that parent and holds two social functions to adopt a hard-to-place child, yearly, at Christmas and in the give them positive attitudes COAC tells them which agency child be of the same religion. spring. toward educational growth," Blood drive sta Mrs. Hayes said. "The student with educational deficits, such the inner-city as students from or outlying areas, they should go hard-to-place child to. may considered such if he is older - over 7 - or physically A be or has received 1,855 pints before. blood donations is that students are referred to emotionally handicapped. By MIKE KENEALY are covered by the policy. If the by the negative COAC was founded in Ann Fritz, concerned with the are confused between the student is single, his father, terms of deprived and The Lansing Regional Red decline of student participation Arbor, and there is also a donation drive and the East mother and minor brothers or disadvantaged," Mrs. Hayes said. Cross Blood Drive gets under in the drive, said that Western "These words chapter in Detroit. The Lansing way Monday with this years' Lansing Michigan Blood Center, sisters living at home are also carry chapter was started in January. Michigan University, which is located on Grand River Ave. The covered. connotations not geared toward goal set at 1,855 pints of blood. smaller than MSU, donated a Mrs. Latterman said COAC center pays for blood. However, if the student sells academic success or successful Last year's drive fell short of its promotes public awareness greater amount of blood than The difference between the his blood rather than life styles. goal of 2,001 and reached 1,300 MSU in last year's drive. He donating about adoption and tries to help two agencies, Fritz said, is tnat if it, he would not be eligible for "Such students, instead of pints of blood. added that faculty participation families realize they may have Dean Fritz, general chairman a student donated blood to the this plan. being treated negatively, should room for another child. in the blood drive has always Red The blood drive is open to be treated as unique students of the blood drive, is hopeful Cross, he and his immediate She said COAC also been low and he hopes that this helps that this year's goal will be family are entitled to receive everyone in the Lansing- East change legislation on adoption. year will be an exception. blood free if needed for one year Lansing area and not just MSU reached. He said it is a realistic Fritz explained that a possible COAC helped publicize a bill after donating. If the student is students. goal and pointed out that MSU reason for the decline in MSU married, his spouse and children The only restrictions are that Mexicaneditor which provides State funds for parents of an adopted child with donors be between the ages of high medical expenses. CONSENT AND RELEASE FOR PERSONS UNDER TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE 18 and 66 and in good health. If (This form it required for each blood donation by a penon IS ye, not married parental and consent under 21, a form must to speak at U' tjority at defined by the laws of the itate in which he makei the bi I, EXCEPT u > Armed Force, of the United Statei.) accompany the donor. The When our mechanic entire Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzalez, is finished working procedure takes 45 minutes of the donor's time. leader in the Mexican-American on that Volkswagen, My daughter einff under the age of twent e (21) yea liberation movement, will speak The fall blood drive, sponsored he'll work on your at 4 p.m. today in 35' Union. of blood to The / nal Red Cross for civilian < by Alpha Phi Omega national Volkswagen. And c»n National Red Cross deems service His speech will follow an i fraternity and when he's finished co-sponsored by the Gamma appearance at 10 a.m. at the officers and agents, physici Lansing Civic Center, where he working on your Sigma Sigma service sorority and the American Red Cross will will speak to the annual Volkswagen, he'll conference of the Michigan work on another begin Monday and run through Nov. 21 in Demonstration Hall. Welfare League. Volkswagen. Bus passes will be provided for Gonzalez is the editor of the students from Demonstration Elgallo, a Spanish publication in ir guardian (City and State) Hall back to their residence Denver, Colo. His appearance is halls. sponsored by the Center for Urban Affairs. Glenn Herriman STUDENT QUERIES Volkswagen, Inc. 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. Panel views education problems LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 |PHONE 482-6226 Demands for Education Change" will be to Niemdeyer. Students fear that W inchester, American Indian reached. They are not being presented at 3 p.m. once they become teachers, the Desk, Social Science Teaching educationally gratified the way Thursday in 111 Erickson. school administration will not How does a teacher cope 4ith Jim Hughes, Waverly School Institute, at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the system is now," Niemdeyer listen to their ideas. [The Body Postec the Establishment? Can minority Board member; Richard Escott, 111 Erickson. The panel will said. be reached through It is hoped new ideas in groups superintendent of Haslett Public "Teaching Minority Group attempt to quiet the students' education? Future teachers in Children" will be presented by apprehensions concerning the approaching minority groups Schools; and Bill Helder, social Secondary Social Studies will be presented to the students studies chairman, Lansing Public William Greene, Operation teaching of minority groups. Methods, Education 327 T, want Schools, will represent the Refuel consultant, and John "Minority groups must be by the panel. answers. Establishment. Roger studies Niemdeyer, coordinator, in an social "We want men outstanding in innovation to show students that I You don't have to carry a poster any more. 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DOWNTOWN VINE AT CLIPPERT Name_ 107 N.Washington IV 2-1175 (opposite Sears) IV 5-7137 Address DR. R.C.JONES DR. W.C.JENSEN City State -Zip- DR. J. CRAAYBEEK DR. R. J. SPAGNUOLO Registered Optometrists Registered Optometrists College 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 Molas, prints, plastics await gallery visitors By VALERIE RESTIVO State News Reporter Forms." constructed of The forms transparent and "Experiments" are tame; viewer must depend on his own the From move to a the cool room, you much warmer section The collection represents several years' work among the Cuna and process the more painstaking the of creating the panel. ebroidery stitches. The triple show will continue Matsuda has won many awards for his work in water color and translucent plastic. Color is motion to observe changes in of the gallery, to the exhibit of A tour of Indians, who reside in the San Motifs oils. He is self taught and resides Lansing area art derived from lighting within or light and pattern in the works of molas-intricate vary, from stylized, through Nov. 23. exhibits currently offers many behind the words. art. "paintings" Bias Islands off the coast of repeated patterns reminiscent of In another mood entirely is in the Lansing area. created by a combination Panama. , rewards. MSU's flora, to animal-motifs and the the season's second exhibit at His water colors have a Kresge Art I found the forms themselves It may be that the delicacy of applique, Center gallery features three reverse applique and Molas are primarily used to depiction of entire scenes. fresh-washed look. They vary in more appealing than the lights, the forms would be embroidery. The colors are vivid, form decorative panels for the Lansing Community College. sepa^te exhibits that should which tend to limit the forms The work is tedious--I've tried The show theme from a small study of overwhelmed or simply spoiled with reds predominating. front and back of the blouses opened Nov. 3 at the interest of art it--and the CAS cafeteria west. dandelions to a view of every type more than they need to. by intricate lighting. It's hard to There are 50 molas, collected worn by Cuna Indian women. workmanship ■enthusiast. Whitaker has done his tell without actually seeing the displayed in the current exhibit Recent works of Carl Matsuda department-store by Mr. and Mrs. F. Louis The panels sometimes contain varies mannikin-forms. Th: entrance gallery features a experimenting with the forms, results. It would be from admirable to are featured in a one-man show interesting, Hoover. Hoover is professor of 10 or more colors; the more The collection of 41 Japanese prints, creating lovely, prismatic however, to view Whitaker's art at Illinois State University. colors, the more layers of fabric remarkable. Some of the molas that is well worth the trip large oils utilize a from the I Hh and 19th patterns; the lighting iteslf is constructions with more are highlighted i with simple downtown. fragmented, mosaic-like Centuries. They are limited. Most of the pieces are lit complex lighting, to further technique. A basic humanism pervades all of the works. My characterized by minute an"' biil'iant elor. detail with a single bulb, and those with color are very stylized. extend the experiments. Whatever your inclination, I 'BOYS IN BAND' favorites are "Urban Renewal" and The s ond gallery area is Perhaps this is a response to an think you will find the exhibit "Night Janitor," both of "dark< ne-'-n.>t much as it which are in predominantly as age in which the "specatular" refreshing; the room is cool Homosexual ^oulc1 ' o effectively display light show is already and quiet-the transparent forms purple-to- indigo shades, with in " aker's "Experiments muted, blued greens. As I • hi Li^ '.hrough Transparent becoming a phenomena. mass-cultural Whitaker's create atmosphere. a very pleasant scene watched them, the paintings began to increase in complexity By KENNETH STERN host, are homosexuals. Michael, © SPARTAN State News Reporter magnificently portrayed by everyone's true feelings finally listened attentively. The come out in the end. As part of party-goers were not all painting |became an essay on TWIN EAST Not many plays are as intense George Pentecost, a pitiful the fun and games, each person screaming queens, however, canvas. or engrossing as Mart Crowley's person suffering from fits of must make a telephone call to There were homosexuals of I also liked "Room with a Blue superb drama "The Boys in the anxiety, is throwing the party in the person he has loved in his his every type -- whites, a black, a Chair" and, from a considerable Band," which is now being unpaid-for Manhattan life and tell that person so. Jew, a midnight cowboy distance, "Ice Shanties." The performed at Detroit's new Vest apartment. The birthday boy or What takes place on the stage (Emory's present to Harold), a exhibit will continue through Pocket Theatre. If you dig great girl, (it doesn't matter which of the Vest Pocket is so college dropout and a math Dec. 12. theatre, then make every effort pronoun one uses) is a Jew fairy compelling and powerful that teacher. possible to get to this new whose face is covered with the audience was completely off-Broadway theatre. pock-marks. The name is Harold, absorbed. There were many "The Boys in the Band" is part and he is perfectly played by Bill moments of absolute silence in of the homosexual revolution, Moor. the audience. "gay-power," which is taking During the party, in walks The first act went like a snap. Lovesick lions make (DOT MITCilUM ■ GEORGE KENNEDY. place in the American theatre. Mart Crowley, a promising Michael's old college roommate Alan. Alan doesn't know his friend's scene, but has made it a It was one of the fastest totally effective first yet acts I've playwright, has written a encountered. I have never Born Free worthwhile new ever brilliant play about a birthday few times with guys, although he laughed so much or have become now is married heterosexually. party at which at least seven of so engrossed so quickly. In the the eight guests, including the The problem is what to do with longer second act, one's mind is the uninvited guest, and slowly shattered by the great By MAJA Hill, has appropriately chosen to State News Reporter things going on, on the stage. emphasize the vastness of the After the two hours of the play, ''Born Free'' is a lar,d with magnificent sweeping DUTCHimin I was emotionally, mentally and physically exhausted. "The Boys in the Band" has such Robert Moore's direction an effect. was cheerful-tearful the book flick by the same name. A pseudo-documentary by Joy Adamson, its explorative aspect based on shots and the by-now-standard sequences of giraffes and antelopes darting through the bush. Their repetitive character LeRoi Jones superlative. The entire cast who is considerably better than its makes them no less enjoyable, dramatic content. however. were magnificent, worked Filmed on location in Kenya, The fun and games of the together like a well-designed Nov. 4-15 Tickets $1.00 machine. Page Johnson was great "Born Free" tells the epic saga warden's house when it is as the of a tamed lioness (who must be invaded by three very playful nelly queen Emory. He lot to say and everyone either put in a zoo or trained to lion cubs is delightful. Into, run wild) and her family, onto, around and through 482-3905 Performing ». Art •on people-type, played by Virginia ything, their humor is simple McKenna and Mike Travers. The and for a change human dialogue is really rank, wonderfully lacking in irony or TODAY-LADIES DAY and Miss McKenna has enough satire. As Elsa grows, her tears to keep the Nile from clownishness remains present: BRODY ARENA Nov. 12-13 7:15 Sharp 5:30- running dry. Script-wise, Gerald attacked by a scrawny little Copier could have done better. warthog or making a play for What makes the film worth some handsome he-man (lion or msi tiswm mzmm. seeing in the first -- and last - otherwise), she retains the KftTHflSUNE place is the beautiful bewildered innocence of her butch cassidv and photography of the African wild younger days, McDONEL KIVA Nov. 14-15 7:15 Sharp the sundance kid and the wonderful antics of Elsa The best human acting is done m*V!SIQN» COLOR BY OElUi £ (the lioness) and her friends. For by the lions' straight men, the former, the director, James Geoffrey Keen and Peter Lukoye. In these two characters TODAY AT 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. the heavy acting that l»%T^THURSpAY AND FRIDAY AT 8 P.M predominates in the film is more than acceptable, and, indeed, -LANSING DRIVE-IN- complements the impishness of mall theatre SEE DIRECTORY AD FOR the animals. SHOWTIMES AND CO-HIT! In converting "Born Free" to a movie, Hill grabbed a lion by the tail. Fortunately for the film, his 562 8 W. SAGINAW • 484-44Q3 | point of emphasis lies with the m «: iw iK-o& iw ■ a NORTHSIDP animals and the country rather •:« mm-m mm HELD OVER! HELD OVER! than with people. After all, ■ P' RONALD M COHE N ;ind DENNIS SHRYACK DUE TO UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND. lovesick lions twist in DRIVE-IN THEAtRE are a new . . iOLDSTf N • Directed by BURT KENNEDY • PANAVISION® mm the same old story, but at least ■jC- TECHNICOLOR* From WARNER BROS SEVEN ARTS ? Miles North on US-27.. 482-7' academy award winner! they are a new twist. best actress! F1ML NOW! - THRU - TUES. EXCLUSIVE BARBRA STREISAND 7 J) 4 y$ R - RATED 'ELECTRIC HEATERS reserved performances HOW FAR WILL A WOMAN GO? "A TRIUMPH! tonight! all color! QUITE CLEARLY mreMi^n OUS ROLE, FULL IS A OF TOUGH- MARVEL¬ SWEET HUMOR, AND LIZA L HAND LUKl." ("I KK' IN C AR III.All KS MINNELLI TURNS IT INTO ONE SS; TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL SHOW TIMES! STARTS WED. 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Mademoiselle Maga "OFFBEAT AND ENDEARING' LIZA MINNFI11 iq cimdi *, William Shakespeare The Sandy Dennis That, Comedy TOM TRYON a AlanjFbkib „ pCola of Errors THtimnee „ Vterile MEN >ihe Nov. 18-23 -X- 8:00 Cuckoo Sharp Tickets $2.00 EASTMANCOLOR •nd TECHNISCOPE FAIRCHILD THEATRE (355-0148) Liza Minnelli -NAfendell Burton - Tim Mcinfe i, John Nichols David Lange AlvmSorgent • .Alon j Pakula FredKorhn • ■ "" " "" Michael Burns Susanne Benton John Garfield Jr LuanaAr E Tickets now available at Fairchild Theatre box office STARTS TONIGHT! -TONIGHT AT- ALSO * Hours 12:30-5:00 * Mon.-Fri. t.SPARTAN TWIN WEST 99 WOMEN Michigan State University FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW_Phon«j51-0030 7 & 9 P.M. in color Performing Arts Company rated X - shown once AT 9:20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 "|"| Violinist makes first recording violinist wisely allow eloquence artificial, intellectual depth, they Toward the end of the first S t ern At the age of 21, he has heard him and to suffice. Instead of creating an give the music its own movement, the violinist finally already been compared with recommended further study in The violinist deserves better magnificent dignity. reaches a cadenza and N. Y. Philharmonic, briefly Heifetz. And the comparison is the U.S. He went to Juilliard. than Maestro Dorati's studied The sound encouraged by redeems the work. conducted by Leonard justified. His virtuosity and tone Since 1967 the violinist has poundings at the music, his Antal Dorati's baton has always Bernstein. Record Review: quality follow the Seifetz-Stern appeared in concerts in the U.S., accenting suits an elementary grated against my ear. Although For Antal Dorati, music is Mendelssohn Violin Concerto tradition. Canada, South America, and at conducting class. In his he seems to consider himself black and white. Pinchas (E minor, opus 64) and Zukerman has, the wisdom to the Spoleto Festival of Two maturity, Dorati cannot something of a Tchaikovsky Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto Pinchas Zukerman was born in Worlds in Italy and the Casals approach the maturity of scholar-specialist, he has never perceive and to underscore (D major, opus 35) London That is where his Israel and enrolled at the age of Festival in Puerto Rico. Zukerman's youth. demonstrated anything but the nuance. Symphony, conducted by The booming tympani suggest potential greatness lies. 8 in both the Israel Conservatory This is his debut recording. We Antal Dorati, Pinchas superficial. This performance of and the Tel-Aviv Academy of have Dorati's earlier and (alas!) the D Major violin concerto is He does not have to select an only to review the Zukerman, soloist, Columbia exotic or an obscure approach to Music. At 13 he performed at development of the musical Masterworks unforgettable rendition of the "better Dorati", but it is not (debut "1812 Overture." achieve distinction. the First Festival of Music in greats to preview his potential good enough for Zukerman. future. recording). Israel. Pablo Casals and Isaac There is a rare occasion when I Wayne State theatre know instantly that I will probably always respond to group an artist as I did in the first moments of my acquaintance excellent in After the Fall' with his work. Returning home from a gym workout, I thought I'd relax with a new record - thought I'd becomes The Classic captivating as the casually appropriate a new Repertory Co. of audience becomes involved in experience. Instead I was Wayne State University has done the excellent performances. Fred SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Hobie's a magnificent job in immediately and irretrievably resurrecting Vaugeois was admirable in the CARRYOUT& DELIVERY drawn into the web of a young Arthur Miller's drama, "After difficult role of Quentin, though PHONE 351-3800 violinist Pinchas Zukerman. the Fall." his monologues at times seemed The album mistakenly bills This is, indeed, a difficult play a bit lengthy. Darcy Pulliam's Strings attached him as "phenomenal." A to perform. In 1964, when it opened, the play attracted much Maggie was just beautiful. Miss splendid and overwhelming attention because of Miller's Pulliam played the role with Great Issues of ASMSU While members of black and oriental caucus groups technical virtuoso might be sensitivity and sincerity. Jo accurately classed as a autobiographical account of his Anne Belanger was superb as and gather in Kellogg Center to criticize the policies of life, especially his second the Young Women's Christian Assn.,Yolandia Hurtt, "phenomenon." To use so crass Holga, Quentin's third wife, as of Cleveland, O., sings and plays the guitar in the a term for Pinchas Zukerman is marriage to Marilyn Monroe, who is represented by Maggie in was Pat Hecht and Chester IFC-WICMHA to deny the soul that supports Smith as the parents. lobby. State News photo by Jerry McAllister and motivates his music. the drama. Russel Smith's set and Gary presents The action of the play takes IJe and Leonard Bernstein Witt's lighting were highly place in the mind of Quentin, a Fellini focus tenderly illuminate the Mendelssohn concerto. Avoiding departure from tradition for its lawyer. As Quentin (Miller) confides in the audience, we are taken into his Maggie takes up a good deal of satisfactory. the evening. Nevertheless, the "After play is still a fascinating performed at the Hilberry the Fall" will be MAX LERNER own sake, they embrace an feelings, memory experience. Theatre, on Hancock and Cass interpretation that in its delicacy and thoughts. The audience is Due to Robert Hazzard's Avenues. Tickets range from $2 Support the Moratorium. uncovers what has often been exposed to Quentin's three effective direction, the evening to $3.25. on social lost in overdramatization. Mendelssohn, at his finest, is an eloquent but not a profound marriages, his feelings towards his parents and his dealings with his friends and brother. Each 4th 3 P.M. Hear him critique Vietnam. Thurs., Nov. 13 50C Auditorium sort of miniature audience. The composer. character is not fully developed. WEEK! Conductor and film's children are the epitome of Life is like saccharin: very innocence and according to Fellini, suffer the must, EUROPE $189 sweet, but with an unpleasant aftertaste. Such is the basic idea of "La Dolce Vita " Federico consequences. By far the most flagrant attack, however, against contemporary religion: _ FASHON Sponsored by MSU Union Board a • Students International Full range of travel services as an Fellini's masterpiece of opening shot, a statue of contempt with society. Marcello and disillusionment (logically enough played by Marcello Mastroianni) is a reporter who spends his days Christ in the pose of benediction is attached to a flown over the helicopter and rooftops of Rome, while the pilots flirt with SHOW $50 deposit reserves seats DETROIT METRO DEPARTLRES June 21 - Sept. 2 London $229 June 24 - Aug. 18 London $234 some sundeck bathing beauties, FASHIONS FROM June 25 - Sept. 15 London $209 gathering gossip about people Miss Ekberg fills out an Italian and his evenings at orgies with monk's robe better than any July 20 • Aug. 28 Japan $480 them. And never let it be said of him that he does not keep to the best circles, where life priest ever did, and the entire "miracle" sequence is a superb bit of parody. foxwood Starts NEW YORK DEPARTURES July 14 Sept. 14 London $189 casuals • fashionable, sensuous, drunken Fellini seems to feel that July 24 - Sept. 7 London $202 and sometimes gay. For us poor mankind has gone from t&cainc TODAY! plebians Fellini has many words barbarism to decadence without Today is LADIES' DAY - 75c to 6 P.M. of comfort: the sweet life has its passing through civilization, CHICAGO DEPARTURE hang-ups and -overs. ever MODELED BY Feature 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:30-9:35 Aug. 11 • Sept. 9 London $223 The plot of "La Dolce Vita" is "A LYRIC/TRAGIC SONG OFTHEROAD" basically non-existent. 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"No one likes sitting on the Executive Sports Editor Nowak's problem came in performance against Southern The following week against bench, but I just wasn't doing The 1969 season hasn't been a being benched for a while after Methodist in the Notre Dame, Martin received his the job," Nowak admits. Spartan's particularly enjoyable one for being a regular for about a second game. ankle "I think I can handle myself injury and has yet to MSU defensive ends Wilt Martin season. The graduate of Anchor Bay return to top health. against the run, but my pass rush -and Gary Nowak. Martin and Nowak are the High School put a fierce pass "The injury has bothered me, has been poor. I'm not using my Martin played the probably outside men on a defensive line rush against SMU's great passer. on and off, ever since then," hands and body correctly in ■best game of his Spartan career that much of the time is Chuck Hixson, dropping the Martin said, "I still haven't trying to get around my man. I got against Southern Methodist, composed entirely of juniors. Mustang star three-jtimes for big back to 100 per cent yet." might push him all the way back only to be slowed down by an Martin was a starter at losses and forcing him to hurry The to the passer, but he's still injury has been a ankle injury the following week defensive end for most of last many of his passes. hindrance to MSU's defensive between me and the »- and he still hasn't completely- season and got off to a fine start For his efforts, Martin earned efforts since Martin is Coach quarterback. "It's just something I've got to Duffy Daugherty's top pass rusher. keep working on." Big 10 football briefs "Wilt is one of the best pass rushers around when he is at top Nowak has occasionally been bothered by a back injury that he suffered early last season. return of linebacker Rod strength," Daugherty said. CHICAGO sophomore linebackers Barnhart were Martin has ample size for a Martin and Nowak's (UPI) - Injuries Veto Santini and Moe Kelly, but given the go ahead to resume defensive end at teammates along the defensive ■plagued most Big Ten football the team remains cramped by drills. Both players will be in 6-1, 230 teams as they opened weekly pounds, but his greatest asset is wall, Ron Curl, Ron Joseph and several other injuries. action Saturday. Bill Dawson have been playing practice sessions Monday, but his quickness. At Northwestern, three At Indiana, two players were there were a few bright spots on He's able to maneuver his big together for most of the past the various rosters. sophomores were on the injury sidelined, halfback Mike Deal frame past opposing blockers two seasons. At Ohio State, Coach list, and one of them, flanker with a broken thumb and "We've become a very Woody very quickly and get to the Barry Pierson, is lost for the linebacker Dick Maklinkovsky close-knit group, both on and Hayes said his team "got work season with a fractured with a knee injury. The team is enemy passer or ball carrier. done" during drills to prepare Nowak became off the field," Nowak said. a starter rib. Purdue held a light hurt further by the walkout, last for Saturday's game with midway through last season and "Playing together for some time, workout session while 14 players week of two black starters and we've gotten to know what to Purdue. opened this season as a regular, were undergoing treatment by four second unit players. The Buckeyes' No. 1 expect from each other on the the team's trainer. The school's And in Madison, Wisconsin but the former Detroit St. field and quarterback, Rex Kern, who Ambrose star lost his job to Rich as a group can work leading scorer, halfback Stan Coach John Coatta told his better. missed last week's practice and Saul, starting with the Ohio ime, took part in the session. Brown, suffered a leg strain last Badgers to forget their 62-7 loss State game, and didn't regain the "Off the field we talk together ends Ohio State and concentrate Spartan Saturday. to The injury situation at Illinois No. 1 post until last Saturday's a lot about our play and if one of The news was better at Iowa on the upcoming match with is limp roved slightly with the game in Purdue. us having some problems, we where tailback Levi Mitchell and winless Illinois. work with him and try and help MSU's defensive end Gary Nowak (82) is about to put a shoulder into Southern him out." Methodist's Gary Hammond in a game earlier this season. Also applying the Last year as sophomores, this pressure is Wilt Martin, number 97. Both ends are juniors and wi 11 head a fine group often made a lot of crop of players returning next year. State News photo by Wayne Munn mistakes because of overaggressiveness and both Martin and Nowak feel they sailors might have over-compensated for it this year. "We're worrying too much about making mistakes," Martin S' meet said. "We're not as vicious as last year." Nowak was similar lines. thinking along in Massachusetts "We're thinking too much," he The MSU The Spartan skippers, The boats sailed were catrigged said. "Football should be all Sailing Club met the stiffest competition it has representing |he Midwest Tech Dinghies designed by MIT. reaction, not thinking. encountered all season when it Collegiate Sailing Assn. (MCSA), The races were held on the "It's not complacency, but were out of their class in the Charles River off MIT's sailing we're not as aggressive as last traveled to Boston, Mass. for a regatta held at the Massachusetts competition, since in New pavilion. year." England sailing is a varsity sport. Institute of Technology (MIT). MSU was unique in that it was Next weekend the MSU racing the only school present to have team travels to Wayne State Championship games coeds in the competition. MSU skippers were Jeff Norris, in A class, teamed with Randy University to sail in the MCSA eliminations for the "Timmies," a championship regatta which Rousse and Jo DiGiacomo. The will be held in Chicago over tonight in I.M. football B crews were Nancy Schiffer and Thanksgiving weekend. Larry Stackpoole. MIT took first plaee with 66 The I.M. football season is in the quarter finals and routed points. B. Doyle, the school's B drawing to a climax as the Abelard, 35-0, to take the skipper, is an AU-American sailor who has IM News residence hall and fraternity complex championship. won many national championships will be decided In fraternity play, the races. Sammies downed The University of Rhode tonight. defending The deadline for independent At 6 p.m., West Shaw 9 meets All-University champions. Sigma Island was second with 119 badminton has been extended to Bacchus of Bailey Hall while Chi 32-14, while Delta Upsilon points, Harvard third with 120, Thursday noon. Play has also Sigma Alpha Mu battles Delta racked up impressive victories Coast Guard fourth with 121 been rescheduled to and Brown University fifth with Thursday at Upsilon at the same time. Games over Tau Delta Phi, 41-6, and 6 p.m. All entries should be will be played on the main I.M. Delta Tau Delta, 32-12. 123. The five point spread turned in at 201 Men's IM. fields. The independent semi-finals separating these four positions Bacchus downed C.W. Moss of will also be held tonight with the indicate the degree of Fraternity badminton begins Holden Hall in the quarter finals, Bandits meeting the Syndicate competition MSU racers faced. tonight. Teams should call the MSU IM for their schedule. 32-13, and slipped by and Aktion Jox taking on the outpointed only one Empowerment for the Brody Babes. The final are scheduled school -• Cornell. Davidson All touch football managers complex championship with a for Thursday night. University, N.C., the only other whose teams are still in the 20-16 score. West Shaw 9 All-University playoffs will visiting school, directly preceded the Spartans in the standings. playoffs are asked to call the IM overpowered Holocaust 20-13, begin next week. to check on their schedule. MMlOMONQMMmmMM Across 5300 From S. CEDAR Lansing Drive-In 0 393-5220 Also in Grand Rapids, Kala mazoo, Wyoming and Muskegon |0PEN DAILY 10'TIL 9,SAT. 'TIL 5:30 8-TRACK STEREO TAPE DECK Diamond AM-Band Police Radio Needles $3988 $388 isijrx with AM-FM-FM Stereo Radio and a 12 speaker system RCA Automatic PORTABLE STEREO Solid State, 100 Watt, 12 Speaker air A complete stereo, tape, and stereo radio at one low price. suspension audio system. Separate controls, S-position function control. and speakers $49» Sec-through "Swingline" cabinet design Solid State 6-watt peak power stereo amplifier Studiomatic automatic/manual 4-speed changer Two 4" speakers in swing-out, detachable wings Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 ]3 SPORTS Don By MIKE MANLEY The Law: following year Law got to talk about the way the season done his part this season. The it Washington in the opening hasn't been State News game on the quarterbacks this year Sports Writer wear a varsity uniform-Bubba has been going." 6-foot, 225 pounder from of the season. But right now all Don Law is get ourselves together and beat and this puts added pressure on It's been a frustrating Smith's old No. 95-and he has Like most of the MSU players, Brownsville, Pa. . leads the Law, who was an outside interested in is winning his last Minnesota and Northwestern. I since suffered through 17 losing the linebackers," he said. "Then three-year varsity career for Law believes it is not the teams' Spartans in tackles with 101 (45 linebacker last season until Rich two varsity games and bowing feel we can beat both of them " MSU linebacker Don Law. games in 28 starts. A record like attitude that has caused the Saul was injured, moved back to you find yourself playing half out a winner, "we've just got to he said. solos) and has made five tackles Like the majority of high that doesn't exactly make the Spartans, ranked by many in the for losses totaling 29 yards. his familiar middle linebacker school athletes who migrated to people forget the glory teams. nation's top 10 before the But the one play he is position and has been there ever East Lansing during the 1965-66 And its's especially hard on the season started, to slip to a 3-5 probably most remembered for since. He says his best Spartan reign of terror, Law guys who were attracted to MSU record this year. was his 70-yard touchdown run performance in his three-year came because he wanted to play by its winning -tradition. "The effort is there and the with an intercepted pass against career was last year against for a winner. "It hasn't been a very good heart is there," he said. "I don't Purdue in the mud and snow As a freshman, Don watched three years," Law said with a know, it's something you can't when he made 18 tackles. from the stands as MSU powered small smile. "No one likes to put your finger on." With Law and the majority of its way to an undefeated season lose, you know that. It's hard to Law, a three year regular at the 1968 defense be interviewed and find things to linebacker for the Spartans, has returning this and a national championship. season, everyone figured the Spartans would be stingy about giving up points. But so far, they have been racked for Sid Gillman resigns an awesome 210 points. "The way most of the teams are now, they are going to score," he says. "But they've had the ball around 90 plays a game this year to our 60. That's as San Diego coach 30 more chances to score and it makes a difference. "See, the defenses mind is geared to stopping the opponent SAN DIEGO, CALIF. (UPI) - the the club in three downs and forcing a Hitting team, Sid Gillman, the only coach ever had by the San Diego Chargers announcement stated. The announcement came after Gillman was appointed head coach after having coached the punt, and then letting the offense take over. But when the with Having inherited the No. 95 that Bubba Smith made so famous, Don Law is about the Los Angeles Rams for five years. since the club was started in Los the Chargers had dropped their He also became general manager. offense doesn't click, it makes it ready to lower the boom to SMU's Daryl Dogget, much the way Smith probably' Angeles, resigned Monday night third straight game Sunday and kind of discouraging for the would have — crunching and shattering. Law And when the franchise was currently leads the team in tackles, and was replaced as head coach had a seasonal mark of 4-5 defense. And it gets kinda with 101. moved to San Diego, Gillman State News photo by Wayne Munn by offensive backfield coach which left them tied for last remained at the helm of the tiring." Charlie Waller. place in the Western Division of Being a linebacker is not an against the run and half against team. When ownership of the Although he is leaving the job the American Football League. easy job, but it has been the pass. And when that happens QUALITY DAIRY CO club was taken over in 1967 by of head football coach, Gillman When the Chargers were exceptionally difficult on Law you are no good to anyone." Gene Klein and Sam Schulman, will retain his other title and founded in Los Angeles in 1960 and the rest of the linebacking Grllman was given Law, a social science major, position as General Manager of by former owner Barron Hilton, a new Don Law crew this year. hopes to into labor and 1201 E. Grand River Ave. E. five-year contract as coach and "we've been industrial go Lansing general manager. losing the contain relations after - store managers Waller is in his fourth year graduation but first he wants to & Harold Bullion with the Chargers and 23rd in give pro football a chance. coaching. He had served nine years on the staff at Clemson MSU paddleball club "Don has been an outstanding player for us," Duffy Daugherty said. "He is a fine pro prospect. Special Savings For You University and coached at such He very versatile, and for a man Thursday, Fri., Sat., Nov. 13, 14, 15 other schools as at Texas and Auburn. He was a halfback and quarterback at the University of Georgia as a player. planning tournaments his size, he has good speed and agility." On Gillman this year celebrated The MSU Paddleball Club, No. 4 Andy Homa (MSU) also CHOCOLATE MILK reg. 53c 47c recruiting new members for the 1/2 Gal. Glass his 35th year as a football coach dropped two decisions to Vince coming year, will hold an and his 15th as a pro head Apilado, 19-21 and 14-21. organizational meeting Nov. 18. Dan McLaughlin (UM) beat coach. He was hired by the The meeting will be held at 7 Rams in 1955 after he had Dan Adler, 21-4, 21-11. No. 6 Family Pack Pure Reconstituted p.m. in the Men's I.M. coached the University of classrooms. singles Dick Jury of MSU was Cincinnati for six seasons and The Spartans dropped their the only singles contestant to ICE CREAM was ranked as one of the most meet with the University of post a win for the Spartans, Van! Ila ORANGE IUICE successful college coaches in the Michigan (U-M) Paddleball Club defeating Tom Mortimer, 21-13 1/2 Gal. and 21-13. QQ( nation. on Sunday, winning two matches and losing six. No. 1 doubles Bob Monczka reg. SI. 15 7/ 59c A native of and Martin Hawley of MSU Minneapolis the 5 8-year-old In the No 1 singles. Steve Gillman entered Keeley (MSU) lost to Craig Ohio State University in 1930. Finger, 21-19, 19-21, 12-21. Ed dropped Steve UM's Kitakis combination, and Tom mmmfs Low Fat Fortified Pasteurized, Homogenized In football he played end and Barter, No. 2 received singles for UM, Big Ten and All defeated A1 Mouradian, 17-21, America honorable mentions in 21-8, 21-18. Natkowski, while No. 21-11 2 and doubles McLaughlin and Vince Apilado 21-9, Dan 49'ER SAT MILK SKIMMED MILK his varsity years. He also played of UM overcame John demons Our regular order Ray Bayer (MSU) lost to 1/2 Gal. Glass }ic in the 1933 East-West Shrine Sandy Game. Morris, UM's No. 3 and Len Baldour of 21-6 and 21-17. MSU, 15-21, of Buttermilk Pancakes only 1/2 Gal. Glass 47c reg. 38c 34 singles, 21-15, 6-21, 14-21, while 49c Gillman steps down ON CAMPUS ; d Gillman, 58, right, only head coach and general anager of the San Diego Chargers, said Monday was retiring because of ill health. Gillman, who •mains general manager, appointed Charlie Wal ler, 337-1681I CALL \jife Caesat^l TV_ i • Bring along all your prospectors. OPEN 2uaLtq, ^bcvUuj, Go. Coupon worth is £" A jUy ■ Coupon E xpires I 11/19/69 Pizza Treat . . , seated, as the new coach. AP Wirephoto Sun., Thru Thurs. on $3.00 worth of any items in 1071 TROWBRIDGE RD. 6 A.M. To 11 P.M. our store except alcoholic Fri. & Sat. .NEAR HARRISON RD. f----COUPON-----, 6 A.M. To 2 A.M. beverages and cigarettes Hull for set OFF CAMPUS CALL ! 50< OFF | ON A MEDIUM OR LARGE • | 2820 E. Grand River 487. 3751 I PIZZA PIE I to 8 lock Hawks 337-1631 Care, experience and a 1203 demand for quality make the CHICAGO Hawks' next game, Saturday, (UPI) - Bobby Hull, the boy wonder of the since Coach Billy Reay and GRAND RIVER National Hockey League, has General Manager Tommy Ivan 3 BLOCKS WEST reached an agreement with the might not believe he was in OF HAGADORN Chicago Black Hawks and will be under contract Tuesday. Informed sources said plysical condition to compete. "The Black Hawks will determine Hull's fitness to play big difference at loti pictures Good wages plus Call RENT A TV from a TV Company furnished, air-conditioned, fully 351-0887, 339-9129. 3-11-14 Cedar. Opposite City Market. first day's incorrect inser- shift, V-8. Good condition, 38,000. Leaving Country two delivery. commissions. Apply after 9 p.m. ho<^\Vcies r $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. NEJAC TV RENTALS. C carpeted. Available immediately. References required. Call Mr. Hall, THREE 482-2677. C-11-13 at HOBIES. 930 Trowbridge BEDROOM, four blocks weeks. $725. Call QADIR, 677-9971, evenings 677-1701. from Road, East Lansing. 351-3802. campus. Enclosed yard, 337-9496, 353-7898. 3-1114 3-11-12 carpeting, stove, refrigerator. 5-11-17 WANTED APPRENTICE Meat MUSTANG, 1966 V-8 automatic EXPERIENCED MEAT clerk. Call in Cutter. clerks, Full time. Also counter part time, day and LUXURY APARTMENT, balcony 711 East Apartments 711 Burcham $175/month. Call 351-8827. TF FREEPORT The State News does not power steering plus snow tires. overlooking golf course, 15' from 2 GIRLS. House, close. Now or person Prince Brother's Market, evenings. We pay union wages. New deluxe 1-bedroom 351-5871 before 2 p.m. All day permit racial or religious 555 East Grand River, East Excellent fringe benefits. Apply campus. Cedar Greens 351-2484. furnished 2 or 3 man winter. $60/month. 351-7977. Dec. 13-20 discrimination in its ad¬ Friday, Saturday. 2-11-13 Meat Department. EBERHARD'S 3-11-13 3-11-14 Lansing. 3-11-14 apartments. Available now vertising columns. The OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE 3301 East Michigan. 5-11/12 for 9-month or 1-year. State News will not accept advertising which discrim¬ 1963. Michelin tires, beautiful condition. $500. Andy radio, MALE: RECORDING engineer with experience working with studio WAITRESSES- PERMANENT Full-time or part-time. Luncheon ONE ROOMMATE needed winter, to sublease. New 351-1933. 3-11-13 Cedar Village 489-9651 351-3525 WANTED: Bar, Call 1 parking, Jim man or for 3 starting Carl, man house. anytime. 351-2053. $179 inates against religion, 355-4684. 3 11 14 advertising agency producers. EAST Call or dinner. Premium compensation LANSING-Lansing. Like you. 3-11-14 Dean Mounts, 873-8900. race, color or national or¬ THIRD GIRL winter te own fine home. New delux' and ARTIE FIELDS PRODUCTIONS, and fringes. Personal interview Great location, congenia WANTED 3 igin. building. Large airy r girls winter and spring. INC. Detroit. 3-11-14 only. Call 484-4567. 10-11/14 351-6451. 3-11-13 Carpeted. Fine Quality furr $65 Ann Street. 337-9741. Colored applian 5-11-14 Dec. 20 - 27 NEEDED 4 well-dressed men with WE'RE STUDIOUS, fun. Nice place Air-conditioning. Security locks cars. Specialty order department too! One man. Cedarbrooke 14. condition-.£51-4187. 3-11-13 Parking. Beautifully maint Automotive TRIUMPH 1 9 6 2, new top. $300. GRANDMOTHER'S 3-4 p.m. of of Alcoa, An Equal Employer. Opportunity 351-7319 for 351-2413. 5-11 16 FURNISHED APARTMENTS Select 332-3135 clientele. or 882-6549. Lease. Cal O $209 530 Marshall Street, East Lansing fafter 8 p.m. Monday through Reserve now for Winter & Spring BARRACUDA, 1966 - In excellen! 337-1437 after 5 p.m. 3-11-14 Friday. 5-11-17 HELP WANTED. Opening new OKEMOS, 2 apartment business. 3 men, part time. High $55 per man furnishRENTED,aid. cal, transmission, power power steering. Call brakes, and 355-0776. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 blue. Faithful companion. Needs good home LICENSED PRACTICAL Nurse. Part pay. 487-0109. 10-11-19 (4-man apts.) 351-60Go. /-11/14 Harrison Road in East Road and Lake Lansing Lansing. $200 per SKI GERMANY 3-11-12 time or full time. 4-12 p.m. shift. month. Security deposit required. $375. 355-5349.5-11-17 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST ASCP GIRL TO sublet four girl apartment BUICK 1961. Excellent mechanical VOLKSWAGEN 1968 stick. Many Apply Avenue at or Capitol Convalescent Center. 1313 Mary phone City 393-6130. registered or eligible to work in bacteriology. Would consider $160 married couples 4 blks. to Winter and Spring. 9 month lease. Call Pam 351-1387. 5-11-14 Call. 372-5570. TF 2 MEN to share 2 bedroom furnished $399 condition, good tires. Must sell. extras only $1395. 355-3062 after non-registered if qualified through Campus Evenings, 882-2622 ask for Mrs. house. $12.50 per week each, plus 332 3866. 5 11-17 5:30 p.m. 2-11-13 work experienced, clinical utilities and $25. deposit. Dec. 19 - Jan 3 Gallagher Compare our salary. Ph. 337-0298 or THREE MEN needed for 4-man laboratory. Apply SPARROW IV5-8300. TF 3-11-13 CAMARO, 1967. Red VOLKSWAGEN - 1965, n HOSPITAL Personnel or call apartment immediately. Bob Ralley Sport, 4-sp excellent conditio 487-6111, ext. 331. 10-11/16 HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. 351-4207. 5-11-14 EAST LANSING, tw PART - TIME help. 15-20 hours For Further 351-1314. 3-11-14 332-8145 after 5:30. 1 unfurnished, $100. monthly and weekly. $75. Please 351-7910 contact Mr. up. Security deposit. 332-2437. Information Call 1 MAN needed through summer for CADILLAC 1966 DeVille, VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Many new Marks at 372-6522 before 5 p.m For Rent LOVELY FURNISHED studio 731 apartments. Call Mondo, 5-11-16 convertible. Automatic climate parts Radio. $600 355-0955 3-11-13 apartment across from Wonders. 351 0048,-terms. 3-11-12 after 4:30 p.m. 5-11-14 TV RENTALS-Students Tom Price $115. plus electricity. 351-3745, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, live in, monthly and term windows, antenna, 6-way seat. share 484-2600 351-8737, 351-5696. 5 11-13 882-1369 AM-FM radio. Only $2,295. WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in good home - retired couple. to rese 699-2823. 1-11-12 the $500 bracket? We got 'em. 482-1928. 3-11-12 UNIVERSITY TV. C RENT APARTMENT, 4 months, one CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 Sue Eckles CHEVELLE Manual 1965 sports coupe. East Michigan Avenue, across from the Post Office. 484-2345. C PART TIME students employment for MSU during school year with Rent A bedroom, close-in, furnished. ED 7-9566.5-11/12 play-picnic area. Heat and water paid. Children welcome. Holt. Cedar Village 351-5333 steering and brakes, Compact Refrigerator standard transmission, 327 V-8, 694-9276, IV 5-3669. 5-11/12 332-0157. 2-11-14 Auto Service & Parts merchant wholesaler. Automobile required. For further information Now! "Campus Coolers" 129 furnished BURCHAM apartment. Drive. month. Call 882-2316 or 487-3216. 2-man $140 per 414 SOUTH PINE, Lansing. 1 2 Bedroom Apts. Bill Kropf 882-1369 CHEVELLE - 1969 SS 396, Jaguar ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call phone 337-1349. 0-11-14 bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some 10-11/17 green, vinyl top, 4-speed, bucket KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 351-5652 furniture. Married couple or grad. 2 Man Apartment seats, power steering, disc brakes. SHOP. Small dents to large student, 2 persons only. No pets. $200.00/month Steve Kaufman CEDARBROOKE ARMS. 5 minutes wrecks. American and foreign TV RENTALS: G.E Positraction. 337-7938 after 4. cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. from Bessey. 3-r $110 per month includes all Married Couples 353-7708 6-11-16 portable--$8.50 per month utilities. Call Richard Alban, 2628 East Kalamazoo. C only. Call 484-4567. 10-11/14 Top floor, corner, to take $160--$175/month including stand. Call J.R. lease. Call, 351-2104. 5-11-16 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. Studentours of CHEVROLET 1965 Impala 283, CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. 10-11/17 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East BARTENDER FULL 2-door, automatic, power steering, Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. or part-time, 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C Grosse Pointe . . . experienced only. Apply in person power brakes. Sharp. Must sell. Complete auto painting and at Tarpoff's Restaurant 124 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing 393-4465. 3-11-12 East NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented collision service. IV 5-0256. C Kalamazoo. 7-11/14 only to MSU students and student units. These spacious luxury apartments CHEVY IMPALA, 1961, good WILL BUY, sell or trade parts for faculty. $8.84 month (including KITCHEN HE LP-broiler and grill tax). STATE MANAGEMENT condition, Best offer. Call 1952 MG. Need grill shell. Phone cook. Full are completely carpeted and furnished with 355-0005 or 351-6450 after 6 ED7-0203. 5-11-16 or part-time. Evenings, CORPORATION, 444 Michigan experienced. 655-2175. 7-11/14 Av. 332-8687. C distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each ACROSS BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN CHEVY 11 1966. New 350 "Vette" SCENE with an exciting new job. unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 1. Moccasin 28. Fr. islands engine. Mint condition $1,000 or Check today's Classified Ads! 4. Eccentric piece29. Predicament best offer. 351-0631. 6-11-18 individual control-central air conditioning. These 7. Shaded walk 31. Went first Aviation 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The 11. Utmost 32. Locust COMET 1964 convertible. White TIME TO TRADE CARS? hyperbole 33. Combat with spotless blue interior, bucket FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to 12. Palm leaf 34. Verb form 332-3034 after 5 p.m. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! student's leisure time has been adequately planned 13. Willow genus seats. 37. Counter-remedy 2-11-13 Special $5.00 offer, 484-1324. C 14. Eternity 41. Fictitious name for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 15. Colossal '42. Blank CORVAIR, 1963. Radio and heater. MAJOR APPLIANCE rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 17. Nut 43. Nothing Must see to appreciate. Phone 19. Water sprite 44. Musical 882-0544. 1-11-12 20. Glossy paint .perception SALESMAN among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 22. Time unit 45. Irish lake 4. Fr. brandy CORVAIR 1963 Monza $250 or 25. Canvass 46. Crafty 1. FULL TIME today. There are units available at $280/month and Chirp 5. Eastern name offer. 2029 Brynes, Lansing 27. Area on a bill 47. Desiccated 2. Century plant 6. Attractive IV9-4298. 2-11-13 3. Annulled up. 7. Pert girl 5 4 5 * 7 8 8. Siam. coin CORVETTE, 1960. 9 1 327, 425 Position now open at our new 9. Haw. garland horsepower. Custom paint. Call or Okemos MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily Thrifty Acres, for " '3 10. Varnish come out to 1438 Hitching Post, ^East J-ansing 332-4143. 5-11 14 someone who has and background in the sales experience 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. •4 1 15 % 16 16. ingredient Trouble CORVETTE 1964 Blue Convertible. field. Generous starting salary plus commission. Company PHONE: 332-6441 " % IB 18. Witch birds Must sell. 4-11-16 Best offer. 351-6021. paid benefits include paid NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE JO % %% % Ti 21. 22. Golf clubs Insisted %% * holidays, vacations, and CORVETTE, 427, 1966 Fastback birthdays, sick pay plan, paid hospitalization, dental and 26 % 23. 24. Branch Affirmative mags, 4-speed, best offer. Phone after 5 life insurance and a profit anytime 25. Yellow ocher tElupctungfjam p.m., or 28 23 weekends, 339-2017. 2-11-13 sharing retirement plan. 26. Bullfight cry Persons interested should 41 ax 27. Relinquish apply John Ross. to Dave Nesman or Don't miss the many car values which 34 %% 30. Recently are available to you in today's Classified 4620 S. Hagadorn %%% 38 39 % * 32. Scoundrel 33. Broad MEIJER INC. pages. 47 43 1 44 35. Fly high 36. Uncanny 1 MANA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y DODGE 2055 West Grand River 45 4* i 47 37. Prayer bead 38. And not Call 1963 good condition $250. after 6:00 p.m. 355-3057 Okemos, Michigan Alco Management Company % % 39. Stannuqj 40 Hesame 3-11-13 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1969 15 For Sale For Sale Peanuts Personal UNFINISHED itooli, FURNITURE-: night chest-of-drawers, bookcases, prefinished picture frames, and stands, Bar LABRADOR AKC. $75. After 6 485-3828.3-11-14 RETRIEVER p.m. pups, call VISTA notes gain more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 AKC ST. BERNARD, female. 6 in potential recruits South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C months old, top bloodline. Needs children. Call 351-4638 after 5 SANSUI 5,000 receiver, rectilinear p.m. 3-11-14 VI speakers, duo 1019. Gary 1 " 351-8907.5-11-14 Mobil# Homes providing individual services to involved in VISTA have had DARK BLUE worsted the nation's poor, but recently some type of college training, suit, L-29, MARLETTE 1969. Excellent. VV-30, and jacket 40. Like the emphasis has with only 16 per cent new. Disposal, shed, 12 x 50. Must sell. changed to having no best offer. 353-1410 Recruiters for VISTA, college experience at all. Thirty best offer. 484-5778, after 5 p.m. community organization. Volunteers In Service To per cent of all VISTA volunteers 5-11-14 America, gained more than 30 When the program was go back to college after they SPORT PARACHUTE: 50 jumps, FOR RENT or sale CONGRATULATIONS LITTLE Sis potential recruits during their initiated, the average age of the have finished their year of triple blauk gore, cross controlled. Chris. Leave me alone at TG S. work, Richardson-Ardmore, 12x60, -3 -ecent stay at MSU. Founded in VISTA worker was 18 or 19. with 27 per cent Perfect condition. Orange-white. bedroom. 646-5151. 3-11-14 Nick. 1-11-12 Now the average age is about 23, re-enrolling for 1964, presently has about 6,000 another year. The maximum $50.00. 351-1107.3-11-12 members working in low-income and the emphasis is on the more time anyone may spend in the WE DO most Lost & Found MARY another SUE, Congratulations beautiful areas throughout every part of mature and skilled volunteer. VISTA program is three years. jf' repairing and replace D.U. Little broken frames. OPTICAL Sister, B.B. Doug. 1-11-12 the United States. LOST: NAVY purse, ID, key. Capitol VISTA volunteers serve in 49 To qualify for VISTA, a DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Originally VISTA was Villa Apartments, October 31. SANDI, of the 50 states, and the only person must be an American i Avenue, 372-7409. C 5-11-14 CONGRATULATIONS organized with the aim of citizen at least 18 years of age, Please return ID, key. 353-0548. Little Sis. No state that does not have any more trading. Big B. TENOR SAX: Sclmer-Paris. Case and 5-11-14 Mike. 1-11-12 Service volunteers is Mississippi. with no dependents under the | accessories. Mint condition. $350. Volunteers serve in both urban age of 18. Normally, any males $50 REWARD for information Call Mr. O'Mera at 351-7106 or DEBBIE, A new D.U. Little Sis, and rural communities. The of draft age who join the leading to return of Red IBM CHRISTMAS COMING. Have 351-7197. 3-11-14 Selectric, borrowed from Eppley congratulations. 1-11-12 Bib B Stevo. holiday outfits made. Bring types of jobs they do vary program are deferred for the Predicts recession Center Sunday November 9th. mending too. 663-8791. 2-11/13 widely from area to area. year that they spend in VISTA. Mordechal Krelnen, SKIS HART, standard 6'1", used MSU Marketing Club, 355-1829. professor of economics, spoke to twice. Have new job. 351-4748. 3-11-14 CHRISTMAS According to Steve Tomczyk, Information and application Faculty Club members at a luncheon Tuesday and WORKSHOP-Art one of the VISTA recruiters on 3-11-14 forms may be obtained at the lessons by qualified teacher. predicted that If economic trends continue at their LOST: campus, one of the major VISTA booth in the Union or in One wedding band. Children first-sixth grades. Three present rate, the United States would face a re¬ DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring. Inscription: "Bob, love Connie lessons beginning November 15. problems of every VISTA the Placement Office in the cession by the spring of 1970. Interlocking wedding band. 6/21/69." Reward. Call 355-6053. Donna Holman, 337-7983. volunteer, particularly during Student Services Bldg. Perfect condition, 1/5 carat. $125. the first few months, State News photo by Don Gerstner 3-11-14 1-11/12 is the No tax. 355-0898. 1-11-12 difficulty of relating to the LOST: MAN'S gold initial ring, DRESSMAKING, ALTERNATIONS, people they work with. TELEFUNKEN ALLEGRO stereo component set. $175. 351-1014. initials "R.S." Phone Ric, and formats. Experienced. Many people after they have VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 351-3227. Reward. 3-11-14 Reasonable charge. 355-1040. 2-11-13 joined the program leave it 5-11-16 either out of frustration or Personal BOOBOOLINA DITTO, June sounds " STROBE LIGHTS. For Sale or Rent. Marshall Music Co., 245 Ann Street. 1-11-12 great, just Checko. 1-11-12 think. Ditto your TERM Typing Service PAPERS, envelopes, general because they find the life too difficult. He said that certain volunteers also join the program Course data MAXNAVOX BYE BYE Pico. 1-11-12 typing. Dictaphone or tape with hopes of escaping from By CYNTHIA NEAL PORTABLE stereo, to the Course and Faculty The committee receives four Automatic FROM OCEAN City! Now booking, transcription. 393-3663. TF school or home. Tomczyk stated State News Staff Writer 4-speed, micro-matic, Evaluation Committee, under RCC at the Keyboard, Dinner and LITTLE SISTERS of the Nile. that these people rarely find Two years copies of the computer returns, transistor, diamond needle. New ago students the ASMSU Vice President of for the $160. Sacrifice $115. 489-5051 term parties, receptions, Congratulations on a successful PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Complete what they are looking for. published a booklet evaluating one professor, sing-a-longs. 351-2487. 3-11-12 rush. The Men of Delta Sigma Phi. Professional Thesis Service. IBM University Programs. appropriate student advisory evenings. 3-11-14 1-11-12 Selectric Typewriters, Multilith Presently, most of the people faculty members and courses. In the past two years, the committee, the course The students were volunteers FISHER 125 stereo with PC-2, also 2 FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. Offset Printing and Hard Binding. committee has compiled data on evaluation file and a working Call SMILING EYES: Happy Anniversary Free Brochure and Estimates. Call Fisher XP55B speakers, Roberts licensed agent--::- - -- approximately 400 more faculty copy for the commit^, for three weeks and one. God will 337-1527. C 770X tape recorder Tina, STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 members and their courses, as The questionaire has 45 items Adams warning there be many more. I love you 355-1388. 4 11-16 much. Homer. 1-11-12 TYPING - TERM papers and theses. judged by their students, divided into four categories: FREE. A Thrilling hour of beauty. . . Another booklet is scheduled for course readings, recitation, For appointment call 484-4519. Electric typewriter - fast service. 2 CUSTOM-made metal cabinets, for MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Call 332-4597. 10-11-23 publication next fall on almost professor and the classroom bathroom or kitchen. 1948 STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan (Continued from page one) Encyclopedia Americana, 30 0-11-13 ANN BROWN: campus recruiting and Typing and multilith volume. 484-4126. 3-11-14 SWEET BIPPY Happy 21st as youi offset printing. Complete service from the crowd shouted. interviewing doctoral candidates THE BEARD with Friday's clean and that "nobody will interfere committee, said that the only booklet as an interpretation, not older so grows our love. Thes for dissertations, theses, "That you do not have the 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the bicycle. Please call Skeet, grow with the right of a MSU student thing that may delay the the committee's judgment, of Pope. 1-11-12 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. right to do," the acting president home. Makes tapes for your car, 487-0514. 3-11-13 20 years experience. 332-8384. C to get an interview with any publication is a staff shortage, the faculty member. It includes too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up CHARLIE ATOM One; together we'll company he wants to. Presently a core of about six such information as the number When the protestors accused at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 Peanuts Personal stop faau. Charlie Atom Two. COMPLETE THESIS services "They are free to persuade ?e°Ple. is working on and type of exams, whether or South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C Adams of bringing along his 1-11-12 discount printing. IBM Typing and "henchmen," Adams asked the anybody they choose through ,n erPretm8 the *ata" M,°re te™ are assigned; SELLING STEREOS AND binding of theses, resumes, people that were standing near peaceful dialogue, but physical volunteers are needed to work in what ,s done about pop quizzes, COMPONENTS? 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For tickets - would be difficult to control any 50 cents each. Small buttons 332-2426, 355-2059. controlling any disorders. violent outbreaks near the Under current plans, a reading f or "God BlessAmerica" sold a . business area of Pennsylvania Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. Student Labor - Committee meeting Avenue. Instead the department battalion of about 500 Army Cere?dinpC "Tel'l i't^t* tonight 8:30 p.m. Room 31 Union. guardsmen will report to their Hanoi" snW for In rwl 10 Words or Less: Pre-Vet Club has offered to let the marchers armory Friday night, with sold for 50 cents, Over 10 Words Add: meeting of November 12, has been changed to November go from the Capitol Constitution Avenue to the mall down another 1,500 or so Army and ** * 7^ LESSONS IN guitar for 9 year old 19th. Air Force guardsmen coming on !Ln(i * P £' f girl. Lessons in piano for 12 year old girl, in my home. 332-8363. MSU Rodeo Club area behind the White House. 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