Monday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS Vol.62 Number 91 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 17, 1969 Orderly march over; quiet returns to capital WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) - A quiet and rally Saturday termed it beautiful despite the angry march at its end on the precaution against a major eruption, were never called out. outside Sunday. Washington, were being pulled out capital cleaned up and returned to normal Justice Dept. by a militant, Yippie splinter The troops, part of 9,000 especially Moratorium leaders met Sunday to try to Sunday after weathering the biggest peace group. trained men brought in from bases well demonstration in the nation's history and The New Mobilization (please turn to page 9) Committee, which containing without major bloodshed the had planned the day, disavowed the limited violence that developed after the violence which involved a police-estimated orderly main event. 2,000 to 3,000 persons at most. Washington: most The Nixon Administrationreaffirmedthat Herbert G. Klein, the administration's its Vietnam war policy would not be communications director and spokesman determined by marches on the streets and for Richard Nijjpn, said the demonstration continues to have the support of most again proves that this is a country which Americans. allows And leaders of the antiwar movement looked toward Christmas Eve for a possible people to express themselves in any way that they want." But Klein, interviewed on "Face the it was day o third moratorium demanding an immediate - Nation," also said, "I don't think there's a STATE NEWS than George McGovern. The majority were withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam. value in trying to form a policy for the As workmen cleaned the litter of more WASHINGTON BUREAU annoyed when around 1,000 members of United States government, or any militant factions of SDS, Weatherman, than a quarter-million demonstrators from government, from crowds on the street. Yippies and Mad Dog refused to lower the the streets and Washington Monument "If you go to that belief then you have WASHINGTON, D.C. - It was a day for Viet Cong flag for the array of speakers grounds, stragglers from Saturday's Vigil for outpouring thumbed rides out of town. By mid-afternoon the only organized to believe that the strong shall rule the weak, either vocal or silent." Klein said public opinion polls, mail to singing "Give Peace a Chance" with Pete Seeger and Father Kirkpatrick, a day for and singers up front. Jerry Rubin stood on a TV camera sending the Viet Cong flag up the flagstaff platform throwing apples to the crowd and Sue Kotarski, Kalamazoo freshman, was one of between 150 to outdoor antiwar activity Sunday was a the White House, and congressional of the Justice Dept., a day for dancing 200 students who braved cold weather and gathered at Beaumont march of about 150 young demonstrators flipping off the wig that covered his sentiment have convinced him the around the Washington Monument while around the National Archives, also jailbashed, shorn hair. Later he commented Tower at midnight Saturday to conduct a peace vigil in com¬ preponderance of American public opinion the cast of "Hair" sang "Let the Sun Shine that Spiro Agnew was right, the demanding an immediate end to the war. majority memoration of the Vietnam war dead. is on the side of Nixon's Vietnam strategy. In" as white doves circled overhead, of those present were impudent snobs. Many said they are servicemen. About 100 State News photo by Richard Warren persons were arrested confused by the massive half-million crowd "They think they're at a picnic or Organizers of the massive antiwar march Saturday - only two in connection with below. something," he said. the main march and rally which drew Most of all it was a day of contrast. As the crowd filed away from the police praise for orderliness. Like the 31 Saturday half a million protestors, monument, backdropped to the music of DEMAND RETURN OF OKINAWA who had been taken in during Friday night's Dupont Circle outburst, most were mainly white, mostly middle-class and, for the most part, young, had gathered at the "Hair," a few blocks away violence was erupting at the nearby Justice Dept. where charged with disorderly conduct and Washington Monument for the largest hard-core revolutionists disregarded the released on posting bond. single anti-war demonstration in the parade permit that allowed them to Japanese radicals rally No serious injuries were reported. Most history of this country. demonstrate on three streets around the of those who sought hospital treatment Most of them seemed more impressed by building. Police moved in with tear-gas a were suffering the effects of the peppery, Peter, Paul and Mary than Sen. Charles few minutes after some violence erupted choking tear gas used by police to disperse Goodel, more interested in Arlo Guthrie the militants. (please turn to page 9) TOKYO (AP) — Leftist students and railway stations in the Tokyo area, forcing demonstration was controversy over the workers, including radicals hurling gasoline Japan National Railways to suspend major United States return of Okinawa to Japan Damage in sporadic disorders Friday and bombs and stones, demonstrated local services. - scheduled subject of talks between Sato Saturday nights appeared limited to several Police said more than 1,100 persons were and President Nixon. Sato's government dozen broken windows but there throughout Japan Sunday to protest Prime was no Minister Eisaku Sato's Monday departure arrested, including 58 radical coeds. In wants Okinawa back by 1972 and feels the looting reported. for Washington. Police estimated more Tokyo alone, at ieast 58 persons were United States-Japan security treaty, due to The estimate of 250,000 at the main than 700,000 demonstrated in 180 places. injured, most by home-made gasoline expire next year, should be revised. The rally came, from police - who conceded it Thousands of radical students clashed bombs set on fire by the students. leftists want immediate return of Okinawa was conservative - but sponsors' claims with riot police in and around three local The principal reason for the - administered by the United States since ranged to 500,000 or more. its capture at the end of World War II -- Regular Army and Marine units who had and abrogation of the treaty. bivouacked in several of the government's Major student-police clashes in Tokyo fortress-like stone buildings, as a Joe Kennedy centered around two stations, Kamata and Shinagawa, on the rail line leading from downtown Tokyo to the capital's international airport, from where Sato will Give blood, attack, depart. near The airport itself was reported quiet Sunday with more than 3,000 riot police win HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) - Members The elder Kennedy, a financier and one of the nation's wealthiest keeping close watch on activities from behind protective shields. About 12,000 cigars of the Kennedy family gathered here men, was other riot police were posted along roads A box of Acting President Adam's cigars ambassador to Great Britain from 1938 to Sunday as Joseph P. Kennedy, 81-year-old and streets that lead to the airport. will begiven to the living unit which has the 1940. patriarch of the clan and father of the late The firebombs thrown by students highest percentage of its members donating Since 1961, when a crippling stroke left president, was reported by his spiritual caused several minor fires. Riot police with the annual fall term blood drive beginning advisor to be "very close to death." him partly paralyzed and confined to his protective shields charged into the crowds, today. Richard Cardinal Cushing, the Roman bed or a wheelchair, he has suffered a series and the students hurled stones at the of setbacks. According to Dean Fritz, Walled Lake Catholic archbishop of Boston, said: '"I had officers before scattering into side streets. Family sources declined to comment on sophomore and general chairman of the a call from the family this morning advising Many demonstrators dropped helmets and drive, there will a special need for me that, he had a very serious setback, and the latest one, but emphasized that he has wooden staves as they fled. displayed resiliency in recovering from A-positive and O-positive blood today. it seems that the good Lord is about to As the students rampaged with their Blood can be donated from 2 to 8 p.m. take him in the foreseeable future." previous attacks. bombs and with cobblestones torn up from Sen. Kennedy flew here from Washington through Thursday, at Demonstration Hall, The cardinal made the remarks at the the streets, thousands of Socialist and and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fricay. dedication of a new building at Paul Dever to visit his father Friday and was due to return to the Communist-sponsored marchers moved The goal for this year's drive is 1,855 State School in Taunton. capital Saturday, but into main arteries leading to the Ginza remained at the compound after the pints. Last year only 1,300 pints were There was no official report at the setback. shopping district. The marchers, flanked by given. Kennedy compound here Sunday on the riot police on foot and riding in armored "It is sad that we get only this much former ambassador's condition, The senator's wife, Joan, left Washington but the trucks, sang the Communist from a campus this size," Fritz said. "Many situation appeared grave. to join him here and other members of the "Internationale." smaller schools donate as much as MSU." A family spokesman at the compound family gathering at the home included the Fritz recommended eating something said Kennedy, father of U.S. Sen. Edward elder Kennedy's daughter, Jean, and her before giving blood. Definitely do not skip M. Kennedy, D-Mass., and the late U.S. husband, Stephen Smith, and another CLARIFICATION a meal, he said. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, had suffered "a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Lawford. The State News wishes to apologize There are refreshments such as cookies, minor setback and his general condition Kennedy's stroke in 1961 was one of for the headline "Violence explodes many misfortunes to befall the clan. milk, coffee and soda available after one had been weakened." The spokesman said Sunday there had been no change since the day before and that Kennedy "still looks A tragedy of another sort hit the Kennedy family in the summer of 1969, D.C. peace effort" that appeared in Sunday's march in paper, describing Saturday's has given blood. Those who are under 21 are reminded to bring parental release Martyr Washington, D.C. forms. These forms can be obtained at when a former secretary of the late Sen. During Mrs. Coretta King's speech in Washington, th pretty weak." We regret that this headline was residence hall desks. The Boston Globe quoted Dr. Robert Robert Kennedy drowned after a car put on the cross. He carried it during the march to the Washington driven by Sen. Edward Kennedy plunged misleading and inaccurate and that it The blood drive is a project of Alpha Phi Watt of Hyannis, who was called to attend in no way conveyed to our readers the Monument. It is unknown whether it was meant to be a symbol of into a tidal pond on Chappaquiddick Omega fraternity and Gamma Sigma Sigma black suffering, Vietnam victims, Martin Luther King 's death or Kennedy as saying the setback was "a peacefulness of Saturday's march. sorority, in conjunction with Lansing Red minor heart attack." Island, off the Massachusetts coast. the suffering of humanity. State News photo by Jerry McAllister Apollo 3) Sending back more live TV from the required a 1 2s landing within walking distance To correct longer them, Apollo 12 will have powered-descent phase, making for a more station lun that will collect the information By DIANE PETRYK surface-this time in color. of the 1967 craft. seve'"1 aids. refined idea of where the LEM is. from each experiment and relay it to earth. State News Staff Writer In addition, lunar module astronauts will t o the last 10 hours of flight in moon Once down, Conrad and Bean will spend The central station can also receive radioed 4) Getting more detailed and better documented soil and rock samples. not see the moon's surface this time until orbit there will be no dumps of fuel or 32 hours on the surface and will make two orders to alter turn off the or experiments. 5) Photographing, during an extra day in they are about five minutes from waste matter. In the airless moon oribit excursions outside the lunar module. A Having demonstrated that man can get to lunar orbit, future possible landing sites. touchdown. Apollo 11 could see the moon even the slight push of dumping excess nine hour sleep period will come between The central supply for the the moon and back, the National power rush up at them during most of the rocket fuel can put the craft off course. the moonwalks, and this time hammocks experiments will be a 3-watt generator Aeronautics and Space Administration 6) Developing landing techniques. The command module will pull away have been included in the LEM to help the that can give the experiemts up to one year (NASA) has planned for Apollo 12 to be On this mission instead of a man a from the LEM during the undocking. In astronauts si peep. of life. even more demanding. (See related story page 2) computer will pilot the lunar module in the Apollo 11 the LEM did the undocking. The experiments to be conducted on the How do people react toward man's The second pair of men to set foot on final discent. Any maintaining of relative positions will surface include a magnetometer to measure second attempt at a moon landing? the moon, astronauts Pete Conrad and Al Because Neil Armstrong's take-over of descent, but because of guidance principles be done by the command module's engines the moon's magnetism; aseismometer to William H. Knisely, director of the Bean, will have more precise duties to the controls in the final minutes of the involved in getting them to the right spot, instead of the LEM's and this will be check earthquake and meteor impacts; a Institute of Biology and Medicine, said, "I perform than the crew of Apollo 11. Apollo 11 landing worked well, Apollo 12 the Apollo 12 crew will be facing away minimized. On Apollo 11 the LEM moved solar wind spectrometer to check the angle, do not think it is necessary to put more calls for Commander Pete Conrad to take from the moon until the altitude is around so the command module pilot speed and frequency of particles hitting the These duties include: people on the moon. He said he feels the over at 500 feet above the lunar surface. corrected for landing approach. could visually check the landing gear. On surface; an ion indicator to check the U.S. Senate should have "saved" the 1) Photographing the Surveyor III The Apollo 12 landing will also have to The crew will have a few navigational Apollo 12 they will rely on signal lights in ionized particles at the surface, and an ion moonprobe and bringing back pieces of it money and applied it to more immediately be more precise for two reasons. First, near aids that Apollo 11 did not, however. the craft for this verification. gauge which is designed to "feel" the lunar for earth lab tests. practical projects such as health care and the Ocean of Storms, the landing site is Debriefing of the first moon-land mission More accurate ground information on atmosphere for particles if there are any. research. 2) Setting up five sophisticated scientific pinpointed among some rugged craters. •repealed several unsuspected factors that exact position, orbit and speed will be fed All the experiments will be connected to experiments. Second, to photograph the Surveyor will helped put it off target. at the LEM up to and even into the a central energy supply and a central (please turn to page 9) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 17, 1969 Astronauts have easy SPACE a day car's windshield left CENTER, Houston of the Apollo 12 crew went to squawkbox that carries Mission gravitational hill and pass out of by melting (AP) — The moonbound Apollo church. Control reports. the earth's influence and into 12 space pilots loafed and slept the "We have a fine Jane Conrad sang the Navy The Gordon family planned to gravitational pull of the deposit " through Sunday, the last soft moon. Until that moment, the Conrad reported. "Whatever was hymn with the congregation of attend Roman Catholic mass day before the hectic week in St. John's Episcopal Church Sunday night. speed they built up at launch in the water has adhered to the which they will explore the where the oldest of her four continues to be eaten away by window, and that's all in streaks Although Mission Control had moon. But their thoughts turned boys tended the altar. indicated it earlier, it was made earth gravity. Then, beckoned and dots and spatters." homeward. The words rang through the official Sunday that the third of by the moon's gravity, it will Conrad, Gordon and Bean The three fliers, Charles four course corrections in the increase until they fire braking modern, wooden-arched spent some of their time keeping Conrad Jr., Richard F. Gordon rockets to fall into lunar orbit a sanctuary, "Oh Wind of Heaven, flight plan would be passed tidy ship. Jr., and Alan L. Bean, all Navy by Thy Might, Save all who dare because of the accuracy of the Monday night. commanders, pressed Mission the Eagle's flight." Gordon noted that the Apollo 12 flight path. flight Control to make calls and keep Bean is the astronaut who plan called for housekeeping, By church time the astronauts There was little for the tab on what their families Avere but said, "We're listed in his official biography were some 166,000 miles from astronauts to do in the having a devil of that his major hobby is playing earth. But their very beings were a time finding a housekeeper meantime, aside from routine up "Appreciate that every day if with his children. His family still in the gravitational thrall of here." checks and observations. They you could," they said. attended Gear Lake Methodist their home planet. photographed the windows of "Who's the junior man, Dick?" And Sunday, in and around Church Sunday and planned to It won't be until 8:38 a.m. their spaceship to obtain Mission Control asked, a veiled the astronaut colony in spend the day at home, close to EST today that the Apollo 12 pictures for use in a later study suggestion that Houston, the wives and children the television set and the will reach Bean, the the crest of the of deposits left by ice formed commander with least seniority, from rain water frozen in the minutes of launch. be given the job. "He's the Michigan Anti-war demonstrators carry dead on exercisor right the namesi ui of Vietna viemum :tims in the Washington The ice has disappeared, but it now," Gordon replied. "He narch against Death. Harry march Chancey, ASMSU senior member-at-large, center, left white material on the thinks he's made captain and Mike Giezer, Dean of :er. Dean of Student'*? Student's offirooffice, right, ir»in join !in with names of Michigan's windows -- like the salt stain on already, but he's got a surprise." dead. State News photo by Jerry McAllister FROGMEN BLAST FIVE HOLES Arabs hit two Israeli ships By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS port of Eilat. It was the first The vessels were the Hey Israeli informants said an Jordanians reported no unofficial casualties or damage in either Arab guerrilla frogmen blasted underwater attack against Daroma, a 1,800-ton converted agreement exists Scottish steamer that carries between the guerrillas and the duel Sunday. five holes Sunday in two Israeli ^ ?'Ppmg S,nce the 1967 Amman government to leave In Gaza City, an Arab guerrilla ships anchored in the Red Sea M,ddle East war- passengers and military supplies between Eilat and Sharm el Eilat untouched and thus spare was reported apprehended after Sheik at the southern tip of the Aqaba from possible Israeli he threw a grenade at a car The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan £«Jte retaliation. carrying Lt. Col. Benny Meitiv, University, is published every class day and Sundays during occupied Sinai Desert and the the military governor of the four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in freighter Dalia, a 13,700-ton On other fronts, Israeli September. carrier of the Israeli occupied Gaza Strip. The officer Subscription rate is $14 per year. cargo warplanes thundered into Jordan merchant marine. to bomb Arab army positions escaped unscathed. Security after several rocket and artillery forces imposed a 24-hour curfew Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlanc Israeli divers who took to the duels across the Jordan River, on the city and rounded up Daily Press Association, Associated Collegi«.te Press, Michigan after the several dozen Arabs in Press Association, Michigan water explosions while occupation authorities a market Collegiate Press Association, Unitec reported three football sized place States Student Press Association. reported an abortive grenade immediately after the holes below the waterline of the attack on the Gaza strip's blast. Dalia and two in the Hey Earlier, security forces had Second class postage paid at East military governor. Lansing. Michigan. Daroma. The steamer had to be blown up two buildings in the Editorial and bugfness offices at 347 Student Service Spokesmen in Tel Aviv said beached when it started sinking, Israeli jets penetrated three miles market place following a grenade Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. but damage to the Dalia was attack over Jordanian territory to Saturday in which 17 reported light. bomb and strafe Jordanian army civilians and an Israeli soldier Phones: positions along the highway were wounded. Editorial 3^5-8252 Classified Both ships' complementes, running parallel to the Jordan On the occupied West Bank of Advertising 356-8255 366 seamen on the Hey Daroma river. Witnesses said the planes the Jordan River, Israeli Display Advertising 353-6400 and about 20 on the Dalia, were authorities lifted curfew dived low into a curtain of Arab a Bu6iness-Circulatit.n 355-3-147 evacuated without casualties. anti-aircraft fire and all returned imposed Saturday on the twin Photographic 355-8311 Israeli navy vessels put to sea cities of Ramallah and El Bireh safely to base. shortly after the blasts but Spokesmen in Amman said after a grenade blast wounded military spokesmen in Tel Aviv eight Jordanian civilians were 24 persons in Ramallah. said they turned up no trace of wounded and two civilian Informed sources said 50 the saboteurs. vehicles were damaged in the suspects were arrested following raid between northern Shuneh that blast. Eilat shares the Red Sea and In Amman, A1 Fatah guerrillas Waqqas village. The harbor with the Jordanian port claimed they launched three spokesmen said two Israeli jets of Aqaba, less than three miles - 50% OFF - to the east. Official spokesmen assumed the frogmen launched carried out the air strike. Military sources said the air raid followed two artillery duels rocket, mortar and machine gun attacks Saturday night at Israeli positions at Telitlajar, Mindasa their attacks from the Jordanian across the Jordan River. and Iknakhlah in the West Bank. M.S.lJ. Jewelery, Stationery, Scrapbooks, city, violating an unspoken Jordanian military spokesmen A communique claimed the agreement with Jordan's King in Amman said the Israelis used Israelis counterattacked with Hussein. rockets and armored vehicles and three jet heavy artillery in Sweatshirts, Children's T-Shirts and one 95-minute duel near Jericho, in the area of the Allenby and The guerrillas said several Prince Mohammed bridges across Israeli soldiers were killed or the Jordan River. wounded and Israeli equipment Sweatshirts, Stuffed Animals. 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Grand River 1 Block West of the Union ( Your On-Campus Wiggerv) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Moiuhy, Novi iiiIk i I'/, I»«> 3 news U.S., Russia ready for HELSINKI (AP) -- U.S. and possibly in Vienna, if original The Soviet government Conference arms communications facilitcs. talks summary sources said Soviet delegations made U.S. expectations are fulfilled, insisted on this site in the first lower-level contacts between the Both governments showed last-minute preparations Sunday But Smith's declaration of place and evidently would be two delegations every intention of maintaining The So A were taking capsuU summary of th« day's •vents fron for the opening today of the willingness to enter into serious ready to stay on here, tight security during the course normally discloses almost our wlrs services. place on arrangements for the first talks between the two great discussions opened the The Kremlin likes this city of the talks. Smith warned upon nothing about any negotiations meetings. powers on curbing the nuclear possibility that the talks could because of Finland's good Electricians with wires and his arrival Saturday, that the which it carries on and limits arms race. continue in Helsinki for a longer relations with the Soviet Union drills rushed in and out of the Nixon administration will honor press releases to bare statements The ceremonial opening of the period. and the proximity to Moscow U.S. the "confidential nature of these of time and place Embassy to install long-awaited talks is to take f activities extremely difficult only two or three from parked cars around campus a person or group of vehicles are cars parked in lots or surveilance. That's about the during the periods between weeks, being devoted entirely to and East Lansing. persons involved in selling stolen wherever number of U.S. Air Force jets streaked across an ill-defined sector a cars are only way we can go at it. matters of procedure. After that tape decks, as opposed to close The opening ceremony will be "There seems to be somewhat together. This allows the "The thing that gets me," of the Cambodian border Sunday to attack North they would resume elsewhere. of a pattern in that the thefts someone who steals one to put thieves to hit several cars quickly Tucker continued, "is that out highly publicized, in contrast in his own car." with the Vietnamese guns that slammed more than 100 artillery and gives them the cover of of, say, 100 coinpalints, maybe following working On campus. University police shells into an American Special Forces camp at Bu Prang five people can give us the serial have investigated more than 20 Thefts Air Force have on campus number of the tape deck. Some and forced down a light spotter plane. Two North reports of stolen tape decks occured most frequently in the can't even give the brand name. Vietnamese artillery pieces were reported destroyed and since the middle of October Brody Hall area and in Lot X For as much as those things cost, IP U S others silenced. More than half of all reported Reports are most often received you'd think that a person would larcenies from autos on for campus from students who leave their The Vietnamese News Agency reported Sunday that ROTC this year have involved stolen tapes and tape decks, according cars parked overnight and return in the morning to find their cars take the time to write down a the Viet Cong hailed the anti-Vietnam war action in the University police suggested United States and said it would accomplish its sacred The Air Force Officer navigators or in fields closely to U™veirs»ty police, broken into and their tape decks that an identifying mark be "THE IMPACT IS 4 task of liberating South Vietnam. It quoted a Viet Cong Qualification Test will be given related to their academic majors. . j decks seem to have gone. "There is placed in an unlikely spot on the DEVASTATING! A FILM THAT at 8:30 a.m. Friday in the Cadets selected for the junior reP'aco" hubcaps of five years actually little that tape decks to help in their SHOULD BE news agency: "We South Vietnamese people firmly Con-Con Room at the and senior years of the AFROTC as° aild tachometers of two Electric In Car He; possible recovery. SEEN!" believe that the U.S. war of aggression here can and will International Center. program earn three academic yiai* as the articles most be stopped by the joint efforts of the Vietnamese for students "redits per term and received a ^"4^" said, fr°™ carf' easy rhey are relatively Naert to people, the American people and the world's people." interested two-vear two \ear in qualifying for the Air Atr Fnr.P horce ROTC KOIC bsiftence grant of !j>500 annually from the Ar Force. - ^ ^ , . d Ut . y , m such nroviHe* W dem*nd "ght now that they are A four-man delegation from the East German program. The program is Prov'des very easily sold." ENDS TUESDAY easy available to students who have hours of flight instruction to Th d , usuaiiv fastened ALL COLOR! parliament arrived in London Sunday and claimed their two \ears iwo years remaining remaining on on ramnu«s campus. semor cadets who are qualified . * . , , 'y a .*T visit tmmifia to the lower dash board wlth "THE NARCO MEN" amounted to British recognition of their either as undergraduate or , Pllot training. two or three bolts which can hp Communist government. The four were invited to graduate students Tnte^teH nersnn* ch„..iH two or bolLs which can be "PETER |DENNIS England by an informal group of members of the British In order Co Qualify- for the rantact the ^P' °< Aerospace Sturiips tases and quickly In they are either torn "THE MAFIA GIRLS" Parliament headed by Mrs. Renee Short, a left-wing program, students must pass the 9178 hv Thnrs^av »tudies- 355 -178 by Thursday off the dagh or put off ^ FONDAiHOPPER written officer qualification test. V™ arran8ements for metal cutters, Naert said JACK NICHOLSON Laborite. plus a physical exmnimation and iesllnS ■ wb, Cot UMBia PICTURES while he presumed that some WABX Presents must be at least a sophomore in Plus Novelty & Cartoon Electric In Car He; President Jomo kenyatta of Kenya declared Sunday good academic standing. GORDON LIGHTFOOT that the African "is boss in independent Kenya" and Upon completion of their ROTC and degree requirements, Friday Nov. 21 that foreigners refusing to accept this will be deported. cadets are commissioned as 2nd 8:30 p.m. Enjoy the He said if foreigners continued to show disrespect or lieutenants. They then serve on FORD AUDITORIUM ''varsity special! speak abusively to Kenyans he would "order them out active duty as Air Force pilots. ENDS TUESDAY - ALL COLOR! TICKETS of our midst." Robert MITCHUM in George KENNEDY $4.50 $3.50 $2.50 * ^ available at lord. AuJ. "GOOD GUYS AND THE Pope Paul VI denounced "scandalous spending, BAD GUYS" (M) whether for luxuries or for war" Sunday, and reiterated ALSO "COOL HAND LUKE' p his. plea that each nation set aside part of its military expenditures to help the poor. The Pope made his denunciation during a special meeting of the general Darby OtsiU and * % conference of the U.N. Food and Agriculture die kittle Organization (FAO) currently meeting in Rome. Maurice Foley, a minister of the British Foreign Office, said Sunday that Britain has stepped up its arms supplies to federal Nigeria and is providing up to 20 per THURS. RIDES A HORSE" - "DEATH Item DRIVE IN TZixiKl (• I cent of that country's arms. Foley said that the step-up Z ' is in accordance with "Britain's residual colonial phone 337-780(1 Corner NEWTON Rd.& Highway M 78 ]• responsibilities." 3:30-5:30-7:35-9:40 J Prime Minister Indira Ghandi lost her majority in mx nmmn Now! BLUE SCREEN BOBSrr RfBFORO Z India's Parliament Sunday, but appeared certain to mwmm ROSS* BUTCH CASSIDY AND remain in power. The ruling Congress party's old guard THE SUNDANCE KID leadership, which expelled her from the party last Wednesday formed a separate parliamentary opposition , group, claiming 65 members in the lower house. Next! BATTLE OF BRITAIN National News $1.25 A full size The president of the American Heart Assn. .Dr. Walter B. Frommeyer. Jr. fired a verbal blast Sunday against . pizza SPECIAL recent federal actions -- and further proposals -- to cut deeply funds for health while planning increases for MEDIUM space ventures. "It is incredible." he said, "that we should be more interested in the conquest of space than the conquest of disease . . ." It's PEPPERONI Questing New York City bus drivers may wear neatly trimmed "facial foliage" as PIZZA Santa Claus. labor long as they don't look like God or lawyer Theodore Kheel ruled in an Night arbitration decision released Sunday. 0 White House communications director Herbert Klein said Sunday he is opposed to government intervention 6 p.m. TONIGHT - 2 a.m. • Paxton J was passion Quigley's crime and his 65 in coverage of the news but said this would be invited t punishment OFF by failure ol the television networks to regulate themselves. Klein said Vice President Agnew's most at the • fits exactly! • DORM DELIVERY recent speech was not a call for censorship. ONLY! He's the exhausted te Minority Leader Hugh Scott. R-Penn said . S ; ,■ that he hopes the President will another Southern conservative if the Senate nominate captive of three young ALSO! 3rAItIC rejects the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Clement Haynsworth. Scott, however, quickly followed the remark by saying that "The President fully expects him ladies, with a unique idea of revenge 9°! iL_ The HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS # SUBMARINES (Haynsworth) to be confirmed." 2nd BIG HIT! sh featuring • :*••* IF YOU'RE THIRTY, ft : YOU'RE THI ROAST BEEF FRENCH FRIES The chipper Apollo 12 astronauts, trading quips with q I 'liiii', If.Sho ground controllers, reported that: "We're trying all this w these things that we didn't have in Gemini, like- CALL 332-6517 toothpaste and shaving, and we're having a ball." THE "CECIL" They're probably also finding it a lot more comfortable talking with one another. •14 MILES EAST VARSITY MICHIGAN BARNEY WHITE STATI NEWS In the cold light UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER of coming-apart advertising manager Once a man was walking down the street unbearibly squeezed, popped from his TRINKA CLINE, executive editor of life and he met a woman. He liked her grasp and, suddenly, there was nothing. NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor and she liked him and they started getting For a moment there was silence and GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor a scene together. stillness like that which exists for a split DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor second after a bubble has burst, then LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor This man had lived and loved before and abruptly the spell broke and the man he thought he knew the ways and whys of glanced about uncomprehendingly and Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor women. He made a lot of sounds at his cried: "My God, what have I done?" He lover about "keeping it cool" and "hanging saw his love in the distance and ran toward * for outstanding journalism. loose" and "ignoring finitude" and, her, but she retreated as he approached thereby, having the "grooviest of scenes." because she did not now trust him for he She dug it, and he dug it and, I suppose, had pressed too hard. EDITORIALS that he really meant it and thought that he understood what it was that he was saying. Sitting upon a rock in the cold light of coming-apart the man saw with blinding Then Economic strange thing happened. For some a clarity his mis-step. He realized that for the aid imperceptible no other that he reason, this woman was like hatj ever known and, in a , first time he truly understood the meaning of "keeping it cool" and "being loose" and blinding rush of ecstasy, he lost control -- "forgetting finitude" -- he knew down to Latin American he imbibed too deeply of the wine of togetherness and went suddenly blind and mad - their love had been building slowly the bottom of his bowels that, indeed, he should trust love to do its own thing, and that it doesn't require fanatic maintenance. In recent years, due to burgeoning with in perfect balance and could have become a nationalism in no strings attached. Then the ultimate irony hit home, for he underdeveloped The Nixon Administration's latest masterpiece when a palsey seized the man now knew what it was that he had been countries and the continuation of and he clutched. He blew his head apart, spur for trade in the Americas lies saying and that he could live it easily -- and the Vietnam war, the image of the and his commitments to logic and his the truth of this was as real as the untruth ' within this line of United States as a benevolent world reasoning. high-sounding words sloughed off of his of his previous commitments. He had President Nixon has asked other mind in an instant. Insanely, he accelerated gotten his head together, but how was he power has become increasingly the potters wheel of love beyond any hope nations of the world to join with the to convince her of it? tarnished. The Nixon Administration of artesian perfection - and the vessel of United States in giving preferential has just proposed wide-ranging their affection flawed half-made. The man treatment to poorer states. But if the Standing on the rock he shouted all of economic reforms-particularly for clutched so hard that his woman, these other industrialized nations such things at his lover, but she could not the Latin-American states~to reverse as believe him because she had heard the same those in Western Europe, and this trend. Japan thing before and it had meant nothing. The and Canada balk at the Nixon idea, man tried all words and The government's intention of they availed him the United States (with not. Finally, in infinite sorrow, the man seeking reductions in tariffs and LARRY LERNER turned and walked Congressional approval) will go it away completely preferential trade agreements for defeated by the empty uselessness of alone. This special economic underdeveloped countries is the language. result of a fact-finding mission to treatment would be an innovation in the area of U.S. tariffs and trade. Latin America concluded this My question is this: must it always be so? summer. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, head of the mission, visited 20 of 24 nations in Central and South Presently U.S. law prevents preferences for countries. However, through executive procedure, green any trade Agnew comes home to roost Is it the rule of all things that transfinite potential must be wasted because of out of sequence or an act a of impetuosity step coftee from Latin America comes instantly regretted? Is hollow decay to be America and formulated a report the end of us because into this country duty-free. our minds can never based on the conditions and way of merge and we have only those faulty life discovered by members of the There is much merit in the symbols called words to bridge the statements of President Nixon and Spiro Agnew, who is actually the "old that the television news media should darkness between us? mission. Nixon" (or, as Eugene McCarthy pointed remain neutral, if not support, on actions public's consumption than, say. the New While the Rockefeller report did Rockefeller on economic reforms for York Daily News' two million circulation out, "Nixon's Nixon"), spoke out against and positions of the N'ixon administration. trade with Latin America. But, as the media of television and, in doing so, in one city. Perhaps not, for there is another more recommend economic reforms The Agnew statement of television's usual, the yardstick of success in has once again etched himself into history. The trouble with Spiro Agnew is that he elemental and honest language available benefitting Latin-American objectivity reminds one of the early- There asks the impudent snobs to shut-up in an and that is the syntax of action. The bringing the United States and the can no longer be any doubt that election returns with less than one-tenth of man countries, it also tied the preferential Agnew is Nixon's stalking horse. The Vice impudent manner. He chastises the shouting from the top of his rock will countries of Latin America one per cent of the votes counted. How treatment with military aid. together President espouse's the "hard line," is does the superior technical efficiency of television media for using bias with his own probably never be able to communicate his will depend on the extent of U.S. conversion verbally to his woman, for she Specifically, Rockefeller pointed to perfectly willing to accept the vehement computers affect the outcome of elections? use of biased reasoning and personal the real threat of Communist military assistance. reaction of those he denounces while the In a national election, will attacks. Agnew decries the so-called has already been once-burned by words. If, If the United States continues to ensuing accolades he receives from the Pacifi^;oast swellers be moved in one direction or the deliberate polarization of society by the however, she will allow him to approach subversion in Latin America being "silent majority" are conveniently passed "strident minority" by further her a little, then by his actions he initiated and possibly directed from support Latin American dictators for other (possibly to vote or stay home) based polarizing may yet the sole on to Mr. Nixon. on predictions of a landslide from a small the segments of society with his own prove his sincerity, for to speak a Castro's Cuba. To counteract this purpose of beating proposition is one thing, to live it is quite Communists Spokesmen for Mr. Nixon continue to Connecticut town? inflammatory statements. into the ground, the another. menace Rockefeller recommended report that the President has great faith in In a similar vein, how do commentators' With every fiber of his being, whether it potential military assistance to those people hurt will necessarily be the his Vice President and, in muffled tones, remarks, at the completion of a major be conscious undertaking or not, the Vice poor who never see the that the Vice President speaks for him address, distort the President's presentation President has set himself on a rambling, Coming back will be a slow process, Latin countries desiring it-whether (Nixon) as well. emotional perhaps, and the man must maintain his the government be semi-democratic, improvements in their presently grim and hence alter the thinking of the course (sanctioned either cool at all costs though the urge to sweep life. If the United States continues to But through all the distaste and inanity American audience? The complexity of officially or "silently" by the President) dictatorial or otherwise. of Mr. Agnew's remarks on our "effete this problem is complicated by the fact designed to bring confrontation between her up into his being be well-nigh Above all, it is obvious that the put pressure on Latin American the majorities and minorities seeking overpowering. In the end even this tack corps of impudent snobs," "rotten apples" that television reaches not merely the peace. United States can no longer value governments to buy all military arms and "hard-core dissidents," he has finally "silent majority," but an overwhelmingly He does so in a warlike and may fail, but if the woman is just a bit self-righteous from our country, this will only initiated discussion on the complex issue of majority of all Americans. Over 100 manner and while freedom of speech is a forgiving and desirous of a return to the military over economic assistance. television bias. freedom even Agnew can enjoy, his pitiful better times sans hassels, then they may The fiascos further alienate those who have had million people are affected daily by ABC, of U.S. military The precipitating cause yet be able to get it all back together even their fill of U.S. involvement and for Mr. Agnew's NBC and CBS. This makes those three example contributes not one iota to peace intervention in Latin America-i.e., criticism of television producers and networks decisivelv more available to the at home or abroad. more beautifully than before. Dominican "big brotherhood." Republic—crucially commentators was President Nixon's a la reflect the necessity of supplying Perhaps, for once, the United Dominoe Theory speech of Nov. 3. Agnew States will not destroy this genuine charged that a "small and unelected elite" agricultural equipment (tractors), OUR READERS' MIND chance to erase the enmity that has (producers, commentators and the like), providing technical training for Latin "their minds. .made up in advance" developed in the Americas. . Americans in this country and immediately undermined Nixon's speech developing the natural resources for our neighbor's countries in the south -The Editors without giving the American public the chance to digest it. Agnew stated that the President's ". . .policies were subjected to We have wronged Mr. Bowman instant analysis and querelous criticism." but that I never approved it." And we Agnew would have made his point if he it is Mr. Bowman, to be who should The sure, anti-war To The Editor: could never even be had calmly approached the problem of tempted to believe he be teaching the black students (who network bias, stated his objections and actually said "I would never introduce that admittedly are terribly level headed and The recent State News columns kind of nonsense. I am sick and tired of possibly suggested some recommendations. moderate already) responsibility. This is However, the Vice President maliciously concerning Mr. Bowman's attacks on the getting nailed for someone elses words," why we receive this gem of a man, irresponsibility of black students in the what and following immediately with "I struck new direc attacked Averell Harriman, our former negotiator at the Paris Peace talks, for bargaining away some of the greatest Holden Hall incident inspired great respect in my student soul. To think that one so them out, but I also got crucified paper for striking them. I don't by your think I sparkling in the public eye, with such unbounded enthusiasm. totally dedicated to thoughtful handling of should be answerable to the original "... not with a bang but with a Central military secrets of the United St.'-'es for Park, demonstrators his duties, conscientious to a fault, is anyway," simply isn't anything one would whimper." mothing more than the shape of tin- symbolically laid on the wet ground conference table. watching over our University community, expect anyone to say. Is this the fate of the anti-Vietnam and released black and sets mv palpitating heart at ease. white Those who know Mr. Harriman war movement? This weekend a It is surely Bowman who should be balloons signifying those who had personally and those who have studied his driving home the point of responsible quarter of a million people turned career in diplomacy and government were out in for the paace marches and rallies Washington, D.C. In San given and will shortly give their lives in South Vietnam. But even with multitudes shocked at the Agnew denouncement. Cyrus Vance, the deputy negotiator in Paris under actions to these immature, confused youngsters (black bums, if you will) who, while well meaning, sometimes miss their Fight White-Lernerism! Harriman, was disturbed Francisco, possibly 175,000 marched participating and, for the most part, goal and act or speak rashly through their To the Editor: enough to write a letter of extreme dismay lack of maturity. through the streets and across the peaceful displays of dissent, many to the New York Times. To top off the A man who represents such fine, Golden Gate Bridge. attack on Harriman, it wasn't even close to The sight of Barney White's face on the people are asking themselves, "what measured judgement, who never acts or There was little violence aside from now?" an objective excursus on the distinguished same page as an editor's complaint about former New York governor. speaks without the utmost forethought of the few skirmishes led shortage of space has inspired the ideal a by the The President has already spoken Mr. Harriman had been invited by ABC his impact on the public looking to him for solution. Why not condense the writings of Weatherman faction of SDS at the and asked the "silent majority of my direction of some kind, who restrains to discuss the Nixon statement and Barney White and Larry Lerner into a South Vietnam embassy in our fellow Americans" for its support. judgment until he has explored the entire succinct sentence or two, and tack them on although he mentioned that he expected situation from every possible point of view nation's Dapitol and a Yippie more from the President, he supported the the Red Cedar Report? That leaves the "silent" and "vocal and who proudly takes full responsibility President's efforts and hoped for a quick A good example semi-organized attack of the Justice minorities" with different tasks. for his every action and word, should might be a short settlement. If the Vice President wanted a explanation by Lerner of why a country Dept. First, community action is a definitely have a leading role in our figure to attack, he could have selected already troubled by inflation and an The Yippies, whose leaders Abbie University situation. priority for the anti-war movement. correspondent Bill Lawrence who was the I'm sure we have wronged Mr. Bowman unfavorable balance of payments would Hoffman and Jerry Rubin are in trial The "silent majority" can be reached most acerbic of all commentators on the choose to spend billions of dollars in in Chicago, were expected to pursue three major networks. Lawrence stated sadly. In fact, f don't even believe that he Vietnam to get their economy in shape. at the local level and probably with was responsible for that ridiculous article a violence course as were the that nothing new was evident from Nixon's Or perhaps a quick "I am nothing - more success than huge on page 10 of the Nov. 10 State News, that Weathermen who had speech and that the message itself might ponder it" from White. This would leave demonstrations around the country. must have been, as most all of his have been delivered last spring if that was lots of space for clubs to make public rampaged through the streets of Second, the monthly moratoriums all the President wanted to say. "statements," wrongly attributed to him. announcements without jeopardizing But I must hastily add I surely admired his Chicago a few weeks earlier. Those will continue if for no other reason Yet through all the bitter Agnewian anything of value (like Peanuts). acceptance of the responsibility for it expectations materialized but the than to assure the President that the verbiage, questions about, the anyway. I know he would never have New Mobilization Committee did "fervent appropriateness and timing of Richard Rock minority" is ever-increasing commentators skepticism may be raised. written anything so cowardly as "it was the keep true to its promise of no and expectant of more tha token bureau's resolution that contained the Lansing senior Does the public have the right to an violence. withdrawals or a "just peace" that words 'black hooligans' and 'black bums' "objective" reporting of the n«ws? Who As one month ago, the symbolic does little more than Vietnamizing decides what news the "silent majority'' protest reached across the country. the war. deems newsworthy? Since the major UUHEN mv NEu) caretak'er Some demonstrations against the networks can only use the airwaves The final and most important task trims the hep6e5, he demonstrators were held as through government licensing, what reallv trims the hedge?... is to remain united, though it be a exactly does the attack by a Vice President supporters of President Nixon lit up "minority," and to attempt to of the United States mean? their car beams through daytime persuade the "silent majority', to Agnew rightly feel that the Nixon "Vi J C#> may traffic. Mock coffins were filled with become vocal and, hence, make itself Administration and, in particular, Nixon's the placards having etched upon Vietnam war and peace policies are being known. them the names of the 40,000-odd unfairly treated by the medium of -The Editors television. However, with his Vietnam war dead. In New York's forthright ——■— — attack he leaves one with the impression Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 17, 1969 5 HANNAH PROPOSED HE RUN Ciprettes Tweed Cologne Huff enjoys trusteeship yi9c Limit 1 49c Limit 1 East Lansing Store Only Administrator for Atomic He is currently serving a Expires after 11 22-69 Energy, National Production second eight-year term whirh Administration and Defense began Jan. 1, 1969. * 41c MSU Trustee Warren M. Huff Production Administration and first became interested in the MSU trusteeship when chairman, Production Executive Although he held several different positions during hi* Zippo Type' Tide Laundry Committee, U.S. government. career, he has no regrets about approached University President by former John A. He was then self 16 years as an employed for his mobility, "because all the Windproof Lighter Detergent Hannah. Agriculture and moves have been by my own "I was up here for a farmer's Manufacturer's representative. It was during this time he was choice," he said. 27c sfze 33C week convention and Dr. Limit 1 first elected to the MSU Board Huff and his wife reside on a Limit 1 Hannah got word to me that he of Trustees from 1960 to 1966, 350 acre cattle farm in Pontiac. E jst Lansing Store only East Lansing Store only wanted to see me," Huff said. Expires after 11-22-69 Expires after 11-22-69 eventually serving as chairman of They have two sons, Warren and "Well, there I was in my the board from January 1965 to Lawrence. A third son, a Navy leather coat and everything, and December 1966. flier, died in an airplane crash. 39c then he told me that he wanted to see me run for MSU trustee. "I was so taken aback that I Playing Cards Spray Starch stammered an awkward very idealistic," he said. question, 'Dr. Hannah,' I said, 'I Huff was born Aug. 15, 1909, am a Democrat and you are a in San Antonio, Texas. 23' 2.0, 49c Republican. Why don't you ask A solidly-built six-foot-six, he some Republican to run?' Limit 2 Limit 1 once said that the only Can "Being the salty old fellow disadvantage to being so tall that he was, he answered occurs when he gives a speech. East Lansng Store Only East Lans?ngPStore Only Expires after 11-22-69 Expires after 11-22-69 bluntly, 'I can't get one of them "The only problem is with elected.' Is it any wonder that I those podiums, they are so low SI.75 Enjoys trusteeship always had great regard for the that my notes are so far away old gentleman's judgement?" Warren M. Huff, who says he enjoys his job as an Huff later said that his most from me that I can't read them." In 1930 he received his B.S. Perfect Fit Panly Hose MSU trustee, was first urged to run for the position enjoyable position is that of from Texas Technological Panly Hose we talk? by sn A. Hannah, former president of MSU. State News photo by Bill Porteous MSU trustee. He is deliberate, iffc not College, and in 1932 his M.B.A. from the Harvard Graduate S 88- stubborn, as was demonstrated School of Business "J 29 Limit 6 at the June trustee meeting Administration, the same year Limit 3 when he and Clair White, D-Bay he married Mary Frances. East Lansing Store Only New hours City, walked out of the closed trustees meeting. Concerned with "what the His first job was that of Chief Statistician for the Farm Credit Administration in Omaha, Neb. Expires after 11-22-69 $ 2. c0 $1.98 students are concerned about," He came to Michigan in 1938 Huff has spoken out against as director of Michigan's Civil Men's Shaving Opaque vote eyed Committee (USAC)." tuition hikes and other financial maneuvers that his the students where pocketbook. it hurts. .in the Service Dept. He later became the asst. director of the U.S. Dept. personnel for the of Justice; the | I Parity Hose Bag the Miss O'Donnohue said that if He thinks that University monies should be invested in the Director of the Iron and Steel Division of the Office of Price S-J69 99c proposed policy passes Limit ] ASMSU. it will then be "programs that the students are Administration for the U.S. interested in instead of Government; asst. to the presented to the University Jast La. sing Store Only The Women's Inter-Residence Committee on Student Affairs. developing the prestige of the executive vice president of the Our representative will be on campus: Expires aUer 11-22-69 Council (WIC) will vote on a From there it will be sent to University. Kaiser-Frazer Corp.. "First we have to serve the Later he became the asst. $1.15 newly formulated selective hours Milton B. Dickerson. Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1969 $1.79 needs of the society," he said, policy prior to presentation at If Dickerson does not approve the ASMSU Tuesday. Board meeting the policy, it will be sent to a conference committee between "then we will get prestige." Huff said he is worried about Please contact the placement Scope Arrid The proposed policy would ASMSU and USAC. the quality of undergraduate MSU ski team office for an appointment. Mouthwash Extra Dry abolish hours regulations for Miss O'Donnohue also said education, the cost of education, who gets to go to college and is first term, fall term freshman that WIC is currently working on 76' 9oz. 99' coeds. At the present time all women, with the exception of first term the revision of the guests and visitors policy. interested in seeing University develop new sectors of service available to the public. the to set tryouts THE fEQ UITABLE ,2 0, Limit 1 Limit 1 "Basically, it concerns The MSU ski team will hold a An outdoorsman who enjoys East Lansing Store Only freshmen, are subject to non-residents in re$idence halls meeting at 7 tonight in 203 An Equal Opportunity Employer CFx U^auefl°rj>2 69 Expires after 11-22-69 selective hours. after closing hours," Miss farming and camping, he is Men's I.M. Bldg. A date will be "The crux, of the argument is O'Donnohue said. interested in the preservation of set for tryouts at that time. that hours do not serve as an clean water clean land and clean Anyone interested in ski $1.09 $2.98 value effective means in the transition air. competition should attend the stage college," between home and Donna O'Donnohue, MSU orchestra He is presently executive director of the Detroit Area meeting. Prell Tab a Day Council on World Affairs, Inc. With Iron president of WIC, said. The policy, currently being voted on in residence halls, would bring to an end other holds The MSU concert Huff said that student unrest has developed from a distaste for a fraudulent world. ?:r° 69c L i m If 1 Multiple Limit 1 special policies including Symphony "They don't like frauds and Orchestra will present a concert would like the world to be real," signouts, special permission and at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the East Lansing Store Only late minutes. he said. 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The 1968 first draft choice from quarterbacks four times for 34 yards in losses. put theRamsahead to stay All this came in four minutes a rather bleak football fans in i\ew New York day for Hill scored twice York as yards and Dallas ran for 150 topped crowd which included President Nixon. °n first place as they dumped the fumble-plagued Pittsburgh lofted a 43-yard touchdown pass Massachusetts set up the TD pass In other action Sunday, safety of the quarter after the Eagles both professional clubs played at Washington 41-28 before Cleveland tightened its hold Steelers, 24-3. to fleet Earl McCullouch off a with a 41-yard completion to Ed Meador turned his defensive shocked the Rams in the first home and lost, reverse Sunday to break up a McCullouch. Landry, who was talents into three Los Angeles half by blanking them -the first Flanker Otis Taylor caught tight National Football League statistically last among NFL scores in the third quarter and time since 1965 that the Rams three touchdown passes from game and give the Detroit Lions passers entering the game, the Rams came from behind to failed to score in any one half- quarterback Len Dawson and a 20-0 victory over the St. Louis completed 14 of 20 passes for defeat the Philadelphia Eagles Three field goals by Fred Cox sparked the Kansas City Chiefs Cardinals. 199 gross passing yards. 23-17 to run their unbeaten and the passing of substitute to a surprisingly easy 34-16 rout Detroit held only a 3-0 lead Linebacker Wayne Walker streak to nine straight. quarterback Gary Cuozzo to pull °f the Jets. The Chiefs on Errol Mann's 13-yard second blunted the only serious Meador ran with a fake field the Minnesota Vikings to a come completely controlled the quarter field goal when Altie Cardinal scoring threat just prior goal attempt for a first down from behind victory over Green contest from midway Taylor rolled left and flipped a to the fourth quarter when he on the 12 which led to the Bay Sunday, 9-7. The Vikings second period to roll to their short pitch to Walton going the picked off a Charley Johnson Rams' first touchdown, virtually eliminated the Packers ninth victory in 10 games and . __ „ other way behind him. The pass on his own one-yard line, recovered a fumble which led to as they opened up a two game snap the Jets' winning streak at speedy Arizona State graduate The Lions also intercepted two the tying field goal and then lead on the Lions and three on games. then moved to the right and of reliefer Jim Hart's passes and intercepted a pass and ran 34 Green Bay with only five games Tom Dempsey, who kicks with threw a wobbly pass to the sacked the two St. Louis yards for the touchdown which remaining, a special shoe on his deformed gide-open McCullouch, who took right foot, booted his fourth i the 10 and strolled into the field goal of the game with five end zone. seconds remaining from the Second-year quarterback Greg Landry had perhaps his finest day as >pr». guiding Detroit to Spartans on the weekend 19-yard line to give the New Orleans Saints a 25-24 upset win over the Giants. „ was , disappointing Spartans won every second consecutive In other games Randy Johnson week, has Lhe has h°Urstarted '■ m n n Munson since Bill weekend for Spartanr. fans as statistical category' in the game, threw four touchdown passes to preparing for its first round ... . t faomc ... their only two active teams were their failure to score from the jead . . fira?whUZsE?d? Minnesota headache for Coach Joe Schmidt , .. by returning to the active list for ,. . , F™"1* Gophers, u. n Two ?» v™* b» _ fumbled punts „ and a 'line drive caused them to aWyard drop to a 1-5 mark in the Big Ten and 3-6 Cle,elaml jjlMl'rompTer "theThiSgo Bears. In Dallas, rookie Calvin the next game for the Lions, who are 6 3 overall. strong Gopher goal line stand in overall. Char Landry out- ie own fired pass Sanders ,n o a ig 26-yard the fourth the over final minutes of the game gave Minnesota a 14.10 victorv MSU, who has now lost The Spartan cross country team, expected to be strong contenders for the Big Ten Irish to accept f wound-up a dismal quarter as St. Louis dipped to fourth „ Minnesota captured NEW ENGLAND. conference title. Spartans, who placed four men between 11th and 18th places, had a 106-point total compared The any bowl offer ATLANTA (UPI) — Notre let the Irish to go to a bowl to the Gophers 40, followed by Dame will accept a bowl bid if game this year if they got a bid. Illinois with 73 and Wisconsin one is offered today, Athletic with 78. The team is competing Director Ed "Moose" Krause Notre Dame. 6-1-1 prior to '/ think it's Saturday night's game with in the IC4A meet in New York said Saturday night. These five Georgia Tech, played before Spartans are probably wondering if there's something wrong with the today. Krause said the school athletic scouts from the Orange. Sugar ball they've been using this season. Morgan Justice (52) and Ron Saul (70) both The soccer team, idle for its board voted about a month ago and Cotton Bowls here. take a good look at it in Saturday's game with Minnesota. Just in case it happened "If you ask me if we're going to "pop" out of their hands, Don Baird (59), Dave Van Elst (74) and Eric Allen to get a bowl bid Monday. I'd You Have say yes. We'll probably get three (24) are waiting to lend a hand. State News photo by Richard Warren bids." Krause said. "But I'm not Robert Brockwell saying which ones." To Believ Krause said the annual review of bowl polit ies by the athletic WE CAN PUT A FUZZY VELVET FINISH ON ALMOST bf rd members this to year believe led board that the Women swimmers ANYTHING - FOR FURTHER players would not suffer INFORMATION PHONE 351 3557 scholastically by attending one of the post-season classics. Bowl Dick Shinsky Dorian Hurtado YELYECOAT OF MICHIGAN, INC games normally are several hundred thousand dollars to the participating schools or, worth capture state c The MSU women's Gustavson, Santa Cruz, Cal. sophomore. 1140 BEECH ST. E. LANSING in some cases conferences. swimming team became A surprising exclamation the pictures of five East Lansing state Miss Kaldie, team captain, took two firsts when over Notre Dame is an independent champions Saturday when they swam away men? Not when you think in terms of the founder of with the ARFMCW she swam the 50-yard backstroke in :31.0 and mutual crown. life insurance in America. Our contract contains the finest power. The Spartans competed with nine Michigan the 100-yard backstroke in 1:07.3. Miss combination of provisions at any price. This is colleges and universities, and topped the rivals Gustavson captured the 100-meter freestyle in especially valuable as you live with your life insurance and wish to with a 113 score. The :57.3, while Miss Corson capped the 100-meter University of Michigan convert to an income-producing plan. No finer change-of-plan clause exists than New Your Host From Coast To Coast placed second, with 73, followed by a 64-point butterfly with a winning time of 1:00.5. England Life's. tally by Central Michigan University. The meet Cither swimmers participating in the event were topped off a 71-51 victory over Indiana earlier Ellen Harrison, Linda Ebbert, Pam Person, Cincy The Nation's Innkeeper that morning. Stimson, Jan Reeder, Margaret Mead, Pam Kruse, a First-place winners for MSU in the state meet Sally' Westler, Kathleen McArthur, Diane Two Locations In Lansing Area were Mary Louise Waldie, Linda Gustavson and Disisoway, Jean Huff, Martha Thesher, Cathy Marilyn Corson. State's 200-yard medley relay Beauthart, Connie Goldsmith, Patty Johannass also captured a first. Swimmers for the and Martha Coward. Gary Marshall 3 12 1 E. GRAND RIVE R AVE. Ph. 489-2481 were Mary Waldie, Bethel Park, Pa. Sue Culver, Lansing sophomore, medley sophomore. 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No car should I world's finest bridal salons 4V60 northwind drive « eost lonsing GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 17, 1969 7 Israeli hero's son Warwick concert showers sees film career sellout audience with talent TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Hie Israel's patch-eyed Defense handsome son of Israel's war Minister and scourge of Arab ASMSU's Popular higher. Their too-short 20 latest release hero, Moshe Dayan, is on the armies. Entertainment people really single, "You've minutes of song and dance was ras Lost That Loving way to possible movie stardom. Does the Defense Minister outdid themselves this weekend. Feeling." But Assaf Dayan, 23, says he one of the most exciting dislike his son's choice of career? They closed their fall tern, Miss Warwick didn't have the will never try to profit from his Assaf grinned: "We approve of performances I have ever seen. season with a 2-hour father's fame. each other's concert in They sang a handclapping howmanship to match the jobs," he said. front of another sellout crowd rendition of "If groups preceeding her, but her "I I Had am very proud of my Assaf is frank about his only inside crammed Jenison father, I admire and love him, previous starring role, in an a Fieldhouse. And neither Jenison Hammer," a beautifully soft and *!nSinS st/le ^ material more than made up for it. She is a but I don't want to use his name Italian-Israeli film called "Five smooth, harmonically tight nor the people there probably stylist. That is, her singing does as an aid in my career," Assaf Days in Sinai," based on the "Sunrise, Sunset" and a reall> ever saw such a fine display of not fit any specific category but said. 1967 Middle East war. wild "Respect." entertainment. is unique and her own. She "The fact that he is my father "I wouldn't let my father see The show's star. Dionne emphasizes vocal dynamics to doesn't make me a better actor, that one, even if he wanted to. It Woody Herman and the Warwick, opened her get the feeling of the songs It is irrelevant. Anyway, he was awful." Thundering Herd opened the . performance with "The Age of across, fluidly varying her agile hasn't got the time to go to Like all youngs Israelis, Assaf show with big band sound Aquarius" from "Hair," and, not ith volume, quality and movies." fought in the war, joining an renditions of old and new songs. surprisingly, filled her 50 intensity, "Nor would I ever dream of antiaircraft unit. "For me the Whether the crowd's enthusiastic minutes with hit after hit-from living anywhere else than in war lasted only three hours," he reaction to this group was based her The concert was in first, "Don't Make Me a success Israel," said the lean, dark and said. "That's the time it took for on novelty that a big band has in the top reed players in the Over," through a of ery rospect: everybody seemed intense actor. us to shoot down the enemy this era of guitars and small "We are under businass, and that his band has Bacharach-David songs ("What to bc enjoying themselves, siege and I planes in our sector. groups, or on a genuine some of the finest msuicians ^e World Needs Now is Love, performers and audience alike. It belong here. In the new Huston film, set in appreciation of the sound is s the kind of show where you Relaxing in a Tel Aviv hotel around Especially commendable "The Look of Love," "Promises the 14lh ^ w ■, were drummer Mac Javers, tenor Promises" and "Alfie") to her walked out humming. lounge before a recent trip abroad to publicize Ms first rebelUous frerlch student who taUs in love with the Dynamism saxaphonist Steve Marcus and a daughter of Regardless of the reason, the remarkably good trumpeter major movie role - n John , courtler ^ m„B Dionne Warwick appeared at Jenison Fieldhouse audience dug it. Playing the named Tony Cleta. „A Assaf Assaf rjruan Dayan spoke to8cther in a romance that ends Saturday in the final fall term program of the HAVE and Death - swing standard "Woodchopper's intragedv ASMSU Pop Entertainment series. Miss Warwick Ball" or swing-and-rock versions The Thundering Herd started rtfSre'S *"P?"' gave a 50-mlnute performance of her hit songs, of "Soul Man" and "Hey Jude," the evening's concert off at an ,roPm that of the elder Dayan, backed by acts of Woody Herman and his Thunder¬ Herman, who has been around extremely high level, but three ing Herd and the Constellations. the music scene for quite a young men who call themselves I her a born actress. State News photo by Terry Luke while, showed he is still one of The Constellations took it even bhowstoppers i. TO L MO I J ICl l ~ ' l try OUtS meaningful For Assaf stardom - international if he achieves it have a Particular significance. "Success is so much more - will A for Israelis," he said. SELF-STYLED EDUCATION The State Showstoppers, "You we live all the time MSU's newest performing group under the sense of siege, specializing in the lighter side of surrounded by hostile countries, music-- particularly musical "If one of us has a success BALL! comedy- will hold open overseas, it makes all of us feel auditions at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 103 Music Practice Bldg. Top flight singers who can also good. It helps to lift the feeling of being hemmed in by Free University growing Try an a different kind of date- evening (or afternoon) at the Union Bowling Alley. It's dance and act are needed and fun, it's inexpensive, it's good should to auditions Assaf said his long term aim is People interested in teaching a Fiction at 7:30 p.m. in 304 the Joint; and Mysticism at 7 come exercise. And it's right on to direct movies, and that he class should contact the Free prepared with two selections Bessey; Techniques of p.m. in 304 campus! learned a lot from working with Free University is expanding. University office, 326 Student Photography at 7 p.m that will show their versatility. Thursday: Contemporary Jazz Huston. Bill Switky, who teaches Free Services Bldg. An accompanist will be provided Kresge Photo Lab; and Tenants at 7 p.m. in 219 New Music if necessary. "He's got a marvelous way of University's creative writing Other classes are initiated by Action ,o Group at 7:30 p.m. in . Creative Writing at 8:30 Students 45c a lim Basement course, said the group is now people who come in and say 102 ~ Guests iOc a lin Director of the group is John getting actors to relax Assaf 109C Wells; Microlabs Union A. trying to set up additional they would like to take a course Wednesday: Elementary Building Wiles, voice professor and s*id. curses. on a special subject. The Free isi and Sensitivity ' at 7 p.m. in 104C 355-3357 veteran Education Reform at 8 p.m. in Wells;" opera performer. "He tells them: just remember Most Self-Experiments in Interested students should call " ' J ,T 7 courses are begun by J University university then uwn tries t.i« to find i.uu aa 216 Bessey; General Guitar at »• , Aggression at 7 p.m. in 301 WUes^t 353 9115 thefuiniture^' P^Pjf °Ver would like haveteach, to a subject they already he said for the class, if it is not teacher offered. 7:30 p.m in 141 New Music Bessey; University Educational Bldg.; Guerilla Theatre at 7 p.m. Reform at 7:30 p.m. in Snyder's "My course begins at 8:30 in the Union Parlor; Health lower lounge; and Vocations for p.m. and continues until we feel Foods at 7 p.m. in 304 Bessey; Social Change at 9:15 p.m. in Famed done, usually about Music Community at 8 p.m. in we are Argentinean Synder's trophy 10:30 p.m. or so," Switky said. "We feel the Free University has been quite successful." Attendance has been estimated lecture at about 200. Each presents course continues as long as people come. Course times are set up at the convenience of the one else has blended drama, wo France spurred instructors. By SHARON TEMPLETON State News Staff Writer poetry and metaphysical ideas in overwhelming praise Other Free University courses quite the same way as Borges." Western hemisphere and Borges are Famed Argentine author, poet "You can talk and critic, Jorge Juis Borges, will Chesterton jibout Kafka, now holds the distinction of Monday: Doctor Business at 7 H.G. Wells or Free speak at 7:30 p.m. Thursday on his poetry in the MSU Music University Togetherness at 9 An informal reception for p.m. in 310 Bessey; Philosophies Auditorium. Borges and his wife will be held of Anarchism at 7:30 p.m. in 31 Selections of Borges' poetry at 4 p.m. Thursday by the Dept. will also be read in English by Union; and White Racism at 7 of Romance Languages in 506 p.m. in the Union Tower Room. Norman Thomas de Giovanni, Wells. Tuesday: Drugs at 7 p.m. at his personal aide. The lecture A half-hour film on Borges will will be delivered in English. Borges, 70, was born in be shown at 3 p.m. Tuesday'in 104B Wells, and again at 7:30 the Ghandian Albatross Coffeehouse; nonviolence at 111 Bessey; 7:30 Marvel §Dionne Warwick Argentina, educated in Europe and returned to Buenos Aires in 1921. He began writing poetry, then p.m. in the Con-Con Room of the International Center. Comics p.m. in is Literature at 7:30 106C Wells; Science WAS $4.98 turned to prose essays stories in the 30's. Almost totally blind since 1955, Borges, in and AND NOW IS $3.19 recent poetry years, has written only and brief prose COMPUTER Marshall Music Co. inn narratives. He is is Biblioteca now director of La Nacional in the DATING Argentine capital, a position by Cybernetics, Inc. comparable to the U.S. Librarian The modern way to date. of Congress. Meet new, exciting people. Borges' literary creations have been acclaimed worldwide and Borges Time magazine greatest called him "the living writer in the Write P. O. Box 9111, Lansing, M 48909 for an application or inforrr Students and Faculty Spanish language." On the merits of his overall Whitman as his precursors, but ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ literary accomplishments, Borges is considered one of the this the beauty scarcely begins to suggest of his style," Yates COME IN AND RELAX foremost candidates for the added. 1970 Nobel Prize for Literature. "There is no more celebrated author in Latin America today," was Borges' reputation as a writer late achieved in Argentina in the 50's after translation into THANKSGIVING IN OUR OLD ENGLISH ATMOSPHERE Donald A. Yates, MSU professor French. The critical acclaim he REDUCED PRICES DURING of romance languages, said. "No DAY COCKTAIL HOURS 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. EUROPE $189 MONDAY through SATURDAY Sponsored by MSU Union Board - Students International a Full range of travel services $50 deposit reserves seats DETROIT METRO DEPARTURES June 21 - Sept. 2 June 24 - Aug. 18 London $234 London $229 Wi. June 25 - Sept. 15 London $209 July 20 - Aug. 28 Japan $480 NOVEMBER 27th • iBecf NEW YORK DEPARTURES July 14 - Sept. 14 London $189 'n "When you think of Cards" July 24 • Sept. 7 London $202 ^Bottle CHICAGO DEPARTURE Aug. 11 Open to MSU & Oakland students, faculty, - Sept. 9 London $223 CARD SHOP On Capitol Ave . . . three blocks south of the Capitol at the Sunburst Sign of Quality Motel - Capitol Park staff, employees, and their immediate families. Across From Home Ec. Bldg. Telephone 482-1491 Ample FREE PARKING in all hotel lots Sign up NOW • Union Board Office, 2nd floor Union Building. 309 E. Grand River Ph. 332-6753 g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 17, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Car Shopping? Save your shoe leather. Read the WANT ADS for the best buys. CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 Scooteri & Cycler FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil honk For Rent For Rent por Sale CORVETTE, 1960 327. 425 TRIUMPH, 1969 - 500cc. Good SUBLET: FEMALE, December 15th SUBLET: WINTER term, 4 PENTAX SPOTMATIC room system Extra Horsepower, custom paint. Call or Condition, $200. Take over to June 15th. Last cabin, utilities paid, furnished, lens. Excellent condition month, % come out to 1438 Hitching Post, payments. Call 882-7590 anytime. security paid. 332-3848 after 5 $130./month. Couples only. 355-0823.5-11-19 East Lansing, 332^143. 5-11-20 7-11-17 p.m. 5-11-18 351-9152. 1-11-17 • AUTOMOTIVE YAMAHA 250 Scrambler. Good D.C. SPECIAL - Postal Truck Camper FACULTY APARTMENT. FURNISHED HOUSES. 2 and 3 condition. $330. Call Steve, • EMPLOYMENT Unfurnished. No bedroom. 5 minutes from campus. TOY POODLE bunk, carpeting, heater, 353-4227. 3-11-17 pets. EAST puppies - AKC • FOR RENT cupboards, paneling, good LANSING MANAGEMENT Phone 351-8810, 9-5 p.m. 5-11-21 registered, 10 weeks old. Call after Phone 332-2627. C 3 p.m. 0X4-0891.3-11-18 • FOR SALE mechanical shape. May be seen at HONDA 1966 Superhawk, • LOST & FOUND Don's Campus Texaco. Cool ugly. excellent tank; C0V»^. ?Y helmet tear droP 1 OR 2 2 GIRLS needed-own bedroom. $60. » PERSONAL 2-11-18 v $325. men needed for new Cedar 2 KITTENS, 4 months old with 351-7942. 5-11-17 month, includes utilities. Winter • PEANUTS PERSONAL Village. Winter and Spring. shots. Free to GOOD home and/or spring. 351-2546. S-11-21 DODGE 1957, automatic Reduced. 351-1572. 5-11-17 351-5982. 3-11-19 • REAL ESTATE transmission, power steering, good • SERVICE $75. 339-2955. 3-11-17 Employment HOLT, 3 room studio apartment. • TRANSPORTATION Completely Lost & Found CAPITOL GUIDE 03 carpeted, excellent • WANTED FORD 1963. V-8,Kgood body and location. Walking distance to area FOUND: HOUSE broken Calico cat, 2 BLOCKS from Union. 3-man $225. engine, Hurst 3-speed. Best offer To fill immediate shopping center. IV4-4481 days, near Natural Science permanent 5 rooms plus basement. All Building. takes it. 393-6529. 5-11-19 evenings TU2-3508 or IV4-2226. 355-3036.2-11-17 DEADLINE part-time positions. Salary range utilities. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. $2.45 to $2.93 hourly. All 5-11-21 1 P.M. one class day be¬ Michigan Civil Service benefits, IT'S HARD TO TOP the fast results fore publication. including an outstanding state FURNISHED APARTMENTS you get with Classified Ads. To Cancellations - 12 noon one contributory insurance program, Reserve now for Winter & Spring sell something dial 355-8255. class FAIRLANE 1966 "500" XL, V-8, $55 per man SINGLE ROOM. Quiet. For grad day before publica¬ longevity bonus, unlimited REWARD. MEN'S leather 289 cu. inches. Good condition, gentleman. Parking. Available coat, 3/4 tion. best offer. 484-8582, 906 Dakin. opportunities for personal (4-man apts.)x 3-11-17 advancement, and liberal vacation December. IV2-8304. 5-11-20 3lVl8 br°Wn Ca" 353"2893- and sick leave allowance, plus PHONE $160 married couples ROOMS FOR rent for men. $20 per social security. Enrollment in LOST: MUSTANG 1967 GTA 2+2 fastback. week. Marlett Manor, 3519 South LARGE male black cat. college and completion of 12 355-8255 Less than $1250. Must sell. r 18 K 4 blks. to Campus Cedar, Lansing. 882-0261. 6-11-20 625-4439. 3-11-17 RATES Ph. 337-0298 or SINGLE ROOM. Man. Winter. Block MUSTANG 1967, V-8, automatic, addit nfori 1 day . . J 1.50 HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. campus. Quiet. Serious student. LOST: GREEN key case near power steering. 487-6141, application for examination, write Brody. 15tf per word per aay extension 238 or 882-8631. 332-8498. 2-11-18 If found call Mary at the Department of Civil Service, 351 7910 355-4288 3 davs $4,00 5-11-21 Reward. 2-11-18 Lansing, Michigan 48913. 13 1/2# per woru per aay THREE GIRLS needed through SPARTAN HALL Applications must be received by ' - Leasing winter $62.50. Pool. 351-0997 5 days $6.50 OLDSMOBILE F-85 1964. Stick this office no later than 5:00 p.m., MOT 7W BUTTON 6EN£R/W summer. after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 term. Men, women. 351-9286. TF Call noon. FOUND: GIRL'S blanket. Block F, Indiana cap, Stadium 13# per word per day shift, V-6, runs good. No rust. December 8, 1969. For other job game 355-4891. 1-11-17 Includes 2 snow tires. 353-9421. opportunity information call (based on 10 words per ad) After 5 p.m., 355-8108. 3-11-19 373-3051, day or night. An equal SUBLEASE WANTED: Two or three For Sale people, for winter term. There will be a 50# service opportunity employer. 3-11-17 351 2247. 4-11-20 DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and and bookkeeping charge If OPEL RALLEYE 1968 engagement ring sets. Save 50 COOKS - PART TIME, no experience 711 East Apartments FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. this ad is not paid within studded snow tii percent or more. Large selection ojie week. 355-3019. 3-11-19 required. Two or three nights per Employment For Rent 711 Burcham of plain and fancy diamonds. Call licensed agent--! week, six hours a night. Apply at New deluxe 1-bedroom STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 NEEDED 4 $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 WILCOX GRANDMOTHERS from 10:30-2 well-dressed men with . fu..iished 2 or 3 man SECONDHAND STORE, The State News will be PONT I AC 1963 wagon, new tires and p.m. 6-11-20 cars. Specialty order department 509 apartments. Available now East Michigan. 485-4391. C responsible only for the brakes. Excellent buy. 351-8881 of Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity 2-11-18 CLOSE TO MSU and Frandor. for 9-month or 1-year. SENIORS first day's Incorrect inser¬ FLEXIBLE HOURS. Prefer Employer. 351-7319 for Beautiful 1 bedroom unfurnished, 489-9651 351-3525 CALCUTTA SITAR, excellent tion. afternoons free, to work Yearbook pics are FREE. Call carpeting,drapes, air-conditioning, condition. Best reasonable offer. ONTIAC "69" Sprint. 4-speed, 4 approximately 4 hours day. Woverine now at 353-5292 a parking, utilities paid except WANTED GIRL. Apartment near 351-4915 after 5:30 p.m. 1-11-17 bbl, 8-track stereo. 23,000 miles. Door to door. Canvassing for COUNTER GIRL 3-6. 5 days. for appointment. electricity. ED 2-1703. 3-11-17 LCC. $50. monthly. 372-5867, 4 $2095, Call 351-7066. 6-11-19 Water Softener prospects. Must Saturday, 8-6. Apply at Savant p.m.-5:30 p.m. 1-1117 SUNG LASSES,SAFETY or tempered have own car. 332-4950. 3-11-17 Cleaners, 427 Albert 3-11-18 129 BURCHAM Drive. 2-man The Sure News does net TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1968 B.R.G. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East permit racial or religious Radio, Tonneau, Tapedeck, ADJUSTOR: ARE you .nterested in furnished apartment. $140 per ^A^T SIDE - 1-bedroom furnished, SALESMAN. RENT and sell water a claims career? If you have 2 month. Call 882-2316 or 487-3216. a" lJtilities Pa'd. married couple Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. discrimination in its ad¬ Lighter, 12,000 miles. 351-2777 softeners. Call Mrs. Patterson C-11 21 years or more of college and want 10-11/17 vertising columns. The or 351-1460 Bob x3-11-17 332-4950 2-11-17 a challenge, call or write Don Peanuts Personal State News will not accept FLOOR LENGTH formats. Various VOLKSWAGEN 1964 blue. Faithful Negus. Michigan Millers Mutual LOVELY FURNISHED studio 'ING DIFFICULTY advertising which discrim¬ Insurance Company, Box 60, styles and colors. Sizes 10 and 12. "WILDING" East Wilson Champs inates companion. Needs good home FOOD SERVICE. Seeking happily apartment - p Q Wonders. - against religion, married Lansing, Michigan 48901, Phone $115 REN.VjTy 351-3745, Only worn once. Best offer. Congratulations! from Carol, $375. 355-5349. 5-11-17 men or women for 30 to race, color or national or¬ 351-0997 after 5:30 p.m. 1-11-17 Connie, Laura, Sue. 1-11-17 40 hour positions. Evening and IV2-6211. 3-11-18 351-8737, 351-5696. 5-11-19 Roomate Service igin. day openings. Adjustable hours. Auto Service & Parts Evenings require auto for route NEED 1 man for 4 man winter term. CAN HELP YOU! NEW: HEIERLING ski boots - 7%; GOOD ONE I'm sure muchas 541 E. GRAND RIVER gracias Old Ruby-diamond ring; Bargains. for a boss 21st. Pappas. 1-11-17 delivery. Good wages plus Cedar Village. 351 3815. ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call 351-3558 355-6360. 5-11-21 commissions. Apply after 9 p.m. 5-11-20 KALAMA2£0 STREET BODY at -MOBIES. 930 Trowbridge PART TIME employment for MSU NEEDED: TWO girls for four mai HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jano. You're SHOP. ALL NEW Scffrll dents to large Road, East Lansing. 351-3802 students during school year with 2 BEDROOM duplex, pets and Chalet apartment winter term guitars, amplifiers, drums, out of actual sight. Love, SHP. wrecks. American and foreign 5-11-17 midwest's largest full-line children welcome. $135/month. 351-1781. 5-11-21 most musical instruments. Rich, 1-11-17 BUICK 1961 * cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 337-0703. 5-11-20 . ryt mechanical merchant wholesaler. Automobile 351-3362. 3-11-18 2628 East Kalamazoo. C condition, SO^-Hes. Must sell. required. For further information WOMEN OVER 22, share house 332-3866. 5-11-17 phone 337-1349 0-11-21 Own bedroom, DANISH MODERN NANCY -- 21, I made it 1 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East NEEDED 1 girl sublet winter term. m a n < lounge chairs, iveniences. $80 month good condition. $7.50 each. miles. Longer way back, Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. Close to campus. 513 Hillcrest -4691. 1-11-17 Phone 332-5322, Dick. 1-11-17 CHEVROLET, 1966, K ton pickup. Complete auto painting and GRANDMOTHER'S 3-4 p.m. of HELP WANTED. Opening new 351-3706. 5-11-17 weekday Excellent condition. Reasonable. collision service. IV 5-0256. C afternoons. 10-11-25 fafter 8 p.m. Monday through business. 3 men, part time. High Phone 485-2626. 3-11-17 EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your LAURA -- REMEMBER the v» Friday. 5-11-17 pay. 487-0109. 10-11-19 own fine home. New deluxe I'll never forget the rose! (USED) STUDDED snow tires. PROFESSIONAL DECK/RE building. Large airy rooms. 2-11-18 CHEVROLET 1953, 4-door. Good 7.75x14. Call after TV TECHNICIAN 5 p.m. CORDER, 3-M model T-1980, Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. running condition, body fair, 351-7206. 3-11-19 )?d, also tape Colored Houses $250; microphones turner S-500, WUGGAJE: ONLY 999 mor o-t>972 for appliances. asking $75. Call Bill, 351-4692. EV-664. stand, $100. 372-0847 We'll make it! Love, ASK. 1-11-17 3-11-17 DENTAL ASSISTANT experience in information. 6-11-19 Air-conditioning. Security locks. 3-11-18 BRIGHTEN YOUR TWO BEDROOMM home with AUTUMN Orthodontic office necessary. Full Parking. Beautifully maintained. SCENE with an exciting new carpets, drapes, and appliances. CHEVY NOVA 1969, 1963 standard. job. or part-time. Call 482-9695 days, Select clientele. Lease. Call HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or Check today's Classified Ads! Located at the intersection of ELECTRIC STOVE, grill in Both 6 cylinder. Stick. $1750, 484-0702 evenings. 3-11-18 332-3135 c cc..lD1, engaged? Tell it to the world with Harrison Road and Lake Lansing .35", $40 or best offer. 351-9599 an announcement in $350. Call 627-2672. 3-11-17 BARBARA RENTED her refrigerator Road in East WHO'S IMPORT AUTO PARTS will service 14 SOUTH PINE, Lansing. 1 Lansing. $200 per 3-11-18 WHOSE. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Typist - here. You can too. Call A to Z Only $1.00- pre-paid. month. Security deposit required. CHEVY 11 1966. New 350 "Vette" your import cars with honesty, Assistant for Orthodontist's bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some Room 245 Student Services. Rental, 337-1617. 5-11-18 Call. 372-5570. TF reliability, and reasonable prices office. West side location. Please furniture. Married couple or grad. UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar engine. Mint condition $1,000 or best offer. 351-0631. 6-11-18 Give us a try. We also have send personal resume to State TV RENTALS-Students only. Low student, 2 persons only. No pets. stools, night stands, $110 per month includes all WANTED: 1 girl, winter and spring. courtesy service. 485-2047 News, Box A-1, East Lansing. monthly and term rates. Call chest-of-drawers, bookcases, CHEVY II Nova 1962. Extras, excellent condition. $350. Wagon. 6-11-21 6-11-21 484 2600 to UNIVERSITY TV. C reserve yours. utilities. Call Richard 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. Alban, $50/ month. 332-1177. 5-11-19 Own room. prefinished picture frames, and more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 Cedar Village 10-11/17 South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C 676-5615. 5-11-21 Special on Tires CHEVROLET 1954 automatic, Snow tires $46.00 Set Includes Intallation UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom. Stove, refrigerator, carpeting and garage 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the home. Makes tapes for your car, 2 Bedroom Apts. everything works. Dependable. and Balance In Lansing. 482-1883, 484-1938. 1 or 2 girl roommates needed winter i Wife's too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 2 Man car $90. 332-8050 3-11-19 RAY'S STANDARD 5-11-19 term. 2-bedroom furnished up Apartment at MAIN HOUSEKEEPER 351-1090. 3-11-18 ELECTRONICS, 5558 $200.00/month So. Cedar at Mt. Hope - LIVE in. School South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C 482-1551 children. Call 372-5529 or HASLETT: SUBLEASE 2 bedroom CHEVELLE 1969 SS 396 375 h.p. RENT A TV from TV 2 MEN to share 2 bedroom furnished Married Couples 372-7000. 3-11-17 a Company apartment. $180 4 p.m., Steve month, SELLING STEREOS $3200. 11 a.m. - HEAVY DUTY enclosed utility $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. furnished. 332-6122 after 5 p.m. house. $12.50 per week each, plus AND $160-$175/month 372-8354 3-11-19 NEJAC TV RENTALS. C utilities and $25. deposit. COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster trailer, large, excellent condition BABY-SITTER for 4 month old in 5-11/18 IV5-8300. TF with a Classified Ad. Dial Phone 332-5051 $220. 355-1270. 3-11-18 my University Village apartment, NEW G.E. Pen-table and stands rented 355-8255 today. CHEVROLET, 1967 - Impala 4-door, full time beginning December 1. only to MSU students and V-8, automatic, power steering 355-6131 after 5. 3-11-17 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing and brakes, vinyl trim, air. faculty. $8.84 month (including tax). STATE 339 2545 after 5. 1-11-17 Aviation MANAGEMENT student units. These spacious luxury apartments CORPORATION, 444 Michigan Qdn jihq araran FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Av. 332-f CORVETTE 1964 Blue Convertible. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! are completely carpeted and furnished with RES BnraEdnsiii Must sell. Best offer. 35.1-6021. Special $5.00 offer, 484-1324. C distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each ACROSS 34. Quill for snn@ osaiis 4-11-16 winding silk unit has 1. Animal fat 36. Humor HHBflii] SB® a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 37. Detecting BiHaa anaoEns 6. Barefoot CORVAIR 1963, 2-door, 4-speed. needs transmission work Cheap. individual control-central air conditioning. These 12. Wild apparatus BEJSl3Hl§ii EHHH EMPLOYMENT 13. Mansion 39. Beanie 351-6312. 5-11-18 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The 14. Emerged 41. Guttural nan arosHB CORVETTE 1968 - 327, 4-speed, 16. Rain tree 44. Uvula asjs«ia assii convertible, excellent condition. ADMIN ISTR ATI VE student's leisure time has been adequately planned 17. Gear 46. Haven □aciKiansGi roras 18. Postponement 48. Engine $3000. 351-0120. 5-1118 TRAINEE — Substantial for with 20. Baste 49. Vaporous HftlllS BSD BlIlM a giant heated swimming pool, recreation career in your future? Use 22. Ally 50. Forbidding HlHiin BBIH S3BCT your diploma in Marketing, rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 23. Ladle Business Administration or 26. Shot DOWN Accounting. $8000. Ph. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 28. Eng. movie 1. Remote 5. Coaster 8. Assassinate Bellinger Personnel, 30. Fan 2. 485-5481. Mockery 6. Risen 9. Smoked meat today. There are units available at $280/month and 32. Cube 3. Daisy fleabane 7. Proboscis 10. Wood sorrel 33. Mass. cape 4. Dance step monkey 11. Lair SECRETARY-TYPIST - up. 2 1 T~ T- T~ y— a V A 15. Catnip Looking for employment? 19. Resinous Experience and 100% <1 accuracy needed for heavy MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily substance 9 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 21. Moist responsibility position. $450. a.m. • ii 14 Ph. 485-5481. Bellinger Personnel, PHONE: 332-6441 14 <7 4 w % 23.Lacy 24. Copycat NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES io % 12 ii J4 y4 IS 25. Lily leaf 26. Monk AVAILABLE % % 27. Propriety Within hours after you place a State News Want Ad, 26 30 27 dat 28 ii 2. ice as anany shaves Volkswagen, Inc. per charge as any other rechargeable. The Norelco Tripleheader comes in a cord model as well as the Rechargeable. Both give the same close shaves. Even on a beard like yours. 372-8660 Look them over. The choice is yours. Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer