Astronauts' antics penetrate SPACE CENTER, Houston lunar silence (AP) - The They were told to pick up their disabled constant comic commentary as they went said, "so we'll give you a holler whenever to a perfect, deadeye landing, 20 feet from good old Surveyor." two Americans who walked the moon for television camera from the lunar surface the edge of a crater in which lies the through the serious business of exploring we get up and we're going to start clipping The astronauts finally retired about 1:15 nearly four hours Wednesday woke up after their moonwalk so they could bring it the moon and setting up experiments. remains of an old unmanned moon probe, right then and there, and be ready to go p.m. after their long first day on the moon early to try it again, this time tackling their home again. Before that, Mission Control over the sill as soon as Surveyor 3, the object of their second They established the first nuclear power possible and not cut and their futile attempts to fix their most ambitious targets far from the safety said to try the television once more in case station on the moon, set up a seismometer ourselves at the end." moonwalk Thursday morning. television camera. Shortly afterward, of their spaceship. There was no chance of a "miracle had happened." so sensitive it picked It was that mixture of So accurate was Conrad's piloting that up their footsteps and hard headed Richard F. Gordon Jr., piloting the television. They awakened a full hour early. Flight will listen for moon impacts after they're Surveyor was only some 600 feet away thinking and gleeful exploration that was mothership Yankee Clipper patrolling in "How long did you sleep?" Mission surgeons could tell they were stirring. the pattern from the spot where Intrepid touched gone, and other instruments to measure of these two men on the moon. lunar orbit, also called it a day and went to Control asked Charles Conrad Jr. and Alan Conrad said they got only five hours sleep what happens to gases released on the down at 1:54 EST. When he first "Hey," Conrad exclaimed with boyish a.m. bed. L. Bean. apiece. They were anxious for their second moon and the strength of the solar wind wonder. "I just threw something and it emerged from the spacecraft it was the "Short, but sweet," Conrad replied. He outing on the moon. Conrad and Bean won't see Gordon that pervades the solar system. bounced up and must have gone 300 feet. Surveyor that gave Conrad one of his again said they were really hustling, getting a On the first, they babbled and cavorted The stuff discoveries until Thursday when their 31'/2-hour stay When they retired for the day, Conrad, are made of." greatest thrills. quick breakfast and a huddle with over the dusty Ocean of Storms like two his voice businesslike again after the He on the moon is over. "Hey," Bean said, "quit playing and get stepped away from Intrepid controllers. giddy children. The only flaw in that first excitement of the first moonwalk, said some work done." cautiously testing his ability to walk on the They will blast off from the moon at In that huddle, they asked permission to walk was the lack of television. Their color Conrad only giggled back, "I could stay 9:23 a.m. Thursday and link-up with they wouldn't take as long to eat, and they moon, and then let out a gleeful cry. walk the moon almost two hours early -- camera apparently burned out and was Yankee Clipper again at 1:02 a.m. the same might not be able to sleep as long as they out here all day." "Boy, you'd never believe it," he said and they received permission if they could blinded by the glare of the sun. planned. That same playful explorer was the man chuckling. "Guess what I see sitting by the day. They rocket back toward earth Friday get ready in time. But both Conrad and Bean kept up a "We're not going to sit here," Conrad who guided the moonship Intrepid down side of the crater. The old Surveyor . . . arriving at their home planet Monday. It any man. . . Co Id . . . . . . asks for greatness, let him MICHIGAN . . and partly cloudy with a TATE NEWS forget greatness and ask for chance of more snow flurries. truth, and he will find both. -Horace Mann STATE Partly cloudy and not so cold Fric^y. UNIVERSITY Vol. 62 Number 94 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 Senate passes sends bill to White House "We hope to have the new random WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Stennis said each of the 4,100 local draft selection in effect for the next draftees," passed President Nixon's draft lottery bill boards will be guided by the induction he said. Wednesday and sent it to the White House. sequence determined in the national That When the new system is fully effective, it means the next men inducted may be will mean a single year of draft liability for chosen under the new system. Sen. Richard S. most young Americans, instead of the Schweiker, R-Pa., Based on a national drawing of birthdays, summed it up with a blend of metaphor: seven Uncertain years and designed ultimately to concentrate the they now face. "Young people will not be on draft on Nixon already has announced he will 19-year-olds, it will supplant tenterhooks for seven years but will be induction rules under which the oldest designate young men in their 19th year as only on the griddle for the prime group for induction. one year's eligible men are the first summoned to exposure." While the program is being phased in, military service. The bill passed by voice vote after a scant however, all draft-eligible men up to 26 hour of sparsely attended debate. years of age will face equal liability to selection by lottery. Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., cast the Under present law, the President is only opposing vote, saying the measure does not empowered to designate the prime age adequately deal with the group, but once he does so, the oldest men inequities of selective service. in that group must be summoned first. Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., chairman of The bill the Senate passed repeals that the Armed Services Committee, promised his panel will open comprehensive draft requirement, opening the way for the The long hearings by Feb. 15 in an effort to fashion a general reform bill. lottery. The lottery itself amounts to a Two students the endless, annual I that begins scrambling of birth dates. on on campus with the first snowfall--waiting for the Cietary of Defense Melvin R. Laird said The days of the year will be drawn, and bus. Backs to the wind, they endur ( changeable Michigan weather. If you don't like it today, stick the next draft call will come in January, each date assigned a number. State News photo by Roger Esckelson and the administration will try to have the around, tomorrow it will be differei "If No. 1 is Nov. 15, all those born on system in operation by then. Nov. 15 would be in the highest priority for call," Stennis explained. "If Nov. 20 were to receive No. 365, all those born on this day would be in the lowest order for MSU employes face city tax was legal dormitories for the and student, working living in for the The public meetings will probably be scheduled after the first of the year, unless call." Another national drawing would scramble the alphabet to assign priorities among men born on the same date. A man deferred as a student during his 19th year would go into the pool when his deferment expired. John Stennis in University, to be taxed since University referendum petitions are filed, Patriarche dormitories, Patriarche said, "are considered within the corporate limits of property is owned by the state. said. A city income tax in East Lansing, which The income tax as indicated by state law In the event referendum petitions are would include persons employed at MSU, East Lansing and will be taxed. would be 1 per cent for city residents and U.S. CASUALTIES UP has moved a step closer to reality. The City filed, the income tax would be voted on by "However," Patriarche said, "many of one half per cent for persons who work in the city's electorate, he said. Council proposed this week that an the students will be exempt from paying East Lansing but reside elsewhere. The reasoning behind a city income tax, ordinance be drawn to allow the levying of Vietnam comb taxes under state law." If they are taxed Council members have been studying the the tax. Patriarche said, is to "raise more money for most of the money if not all of it will be possibility of an income tax and those City Manager John M. Patriarche said capital improvements and at the same time returned, Patriarche added. plans are being made to conduct public decrease the property tax." Wednesday that students and faculty Leland Carr, the University's attorney, hearings to get resident's viewpoints on the employed by the University would be was unable to be reached as to whether it relat A reduction of an estimated five mills from the present 17.36 mills is if the income tax is put into effect. speculated remains Haynsworth approval held However the reduction of the property tax is not a sure thing," Patriarche said, casualty report, due Thursday, will show WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. combat "since the revenue from the proposed deaths in Vietnam have risen for the that more than 100 American soldiers were income tax is not known." second straight week. But officials say the killed in battle last week, compared with level is still low enough to permit President 97 the previous week and 83 the week The tax, if passed, would become before that. Nixon to order additional American troops effective under state law either July 1, In his report to the nation on Nov. 3, 15 uncommitted votes withdrawn. 1970 or Jan. 1,1971. Nixon said he is basing his withdrawal on Military sources said the official weekly decisions partially on "the reduction of our casualties." WASHINGTON (AP) -Backers of for them, the Nixon Administration wasted Although American battle deaths have Clement F. Haynsworth Jr.'s nomination no time trying to neutralize it. "Many members of both parties consider climbed since then, officials noted that the him the conscience of the Senate," Bayh level of losses is less than half the 249 to the Supreme Court gained significant "Williams' decision is really morethanone said of Williams. numerical support Wednesday while losing vote," said Birch Bayh, of D-Ind., one of weekly average of Americans killed in Within hours of Williams' announcement, action the support of one senior Republican and the leading opponents and the man who during the first half of this year. Stevens and Boggs declared that they Nixon also told the nation that "if the has brought most of the charges that gaining that of another. would vote for Haynsworth. of The outcome of the vote due early Haynsworth is anti-labor, anti-civil rights level enemy activity significantly Aiken's declaration followed before increases we might have to Friday afternoon appeared to hang in the and has violated ethics while amassing a adjust our balance with 15 personal fortune. timetable accordingly." uncommitted senators (please tum to page 13) There has been a recent upswing in apparently holding the outcome in their hands. enemy attacks, but Pentagon officials Among the uncommitted is Republican regard the increase as relatively minor so Leader Hugh Scott, R-Penn. Announcing they would vote for confirmation were GOP Sens. Caleb Boggs of Lansing woman returns far. These officials described activity as scattered and at a low level. They say there has been only one enemy the enemy Delaware, Ted Stevens of Alaska and George D. Aiken of Vermont, the Republican dean of the Senate. Their pledges followed a declaration husband's war medals battalion-size attack, although they acknowledge a continuing threat by some 5,000 enemy troops in the Bu Prang area against Haynsworth by John J. Williams, By SHARON TEMPLETON President "expressing my hatred for the near the Cambodian border northeast of State News Staff Writer R-Del., who in 22 years of searching out 'war' in Vietnam. Saigon. "I returned my husband's bronze star Nixon also is keeping the level wrongdoing in government has earned Protest against the Vietnam war has an eye on tributes as "the conscience of the Senate." and several other medals because they of infiltration, which he said was down to taken many forms-from draft card burning The four declarations, according to an to massive peace marches. mean nothing to me," she said, "and they less than 20 per cent of what it was in the Associated Press Poll, brought to 44 the Mrs. Walter Ghase, a Lansing resident, has would not have meant anything to him. August-September-October period last number of senators publicly committed to added a personal protest by returning the "My husband fought and died in a war vote for Haynsworth with 41 saying they'll medals her husband was posthumously that he didn't believe in," she explained. Military sources said they have not yet "He was opposed to the war even before he detected any increases in infiltration, but vote against. awarded in April. Haynsworth, a native of Greenville, S.C., was drafted." they expect more North Vietnamese has been on the Circuit Court of Appeals at Mrs. Chase said her husband was killed in Mrs. Chase was informed that Jier soldiers to come down the Ho Chi Minh Vietnam April 4, but she doesn't know the husband had also been awarded the silver trail as the weather clears. Richmond, Va., since 1957 and has been curcumstances of his death. star, the Nixon is expected to make another chief judge the past five years. highest honor possible in the Both sides had eagerly sought the Vietnam War, but she has never received it. withdrawal decision in early December, support of Williams, who has said he will "They don't tell you much about how they are killed," she said. "They just said it "If it is ever delivered I will decline On t and officials have indicated they expect a further pullout of 40,000 to 50,000 not seek re-election next year because he acceptance of it," she said. "If these does not believe sneators should serve past was by small fire arms while under heavy medals were symbolic of a just cause I Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard, right, Is being American troops over the subsequent few fire by the enemy." guided through a South Vietnamese village near Hue by an official months. 65, his present age. would have treasured them until I also In addition to returning her husband's of the South Vietnamese government. Village elders bow and clasp This would Although Haynsworth opponents moved bring total U.S. withdrawals medals, Mrs. Chase sent a telegram to the (please tum to page 13) their hands in respect. at least to 100,000 men since summer. quickly to depict it as a significant boost AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 Two trustees protest BLOOD DRIVE Friday day secret board session and MSU students and faculty still have two days to donate conducted in public, Don help the Red Cross reach its goal of 1,855 pints of information. blood during their campus blood drive. to "We always ask the pr«s not use salary informatton," Huff the board^td """ Donors with O-positive blood are urged to give blood at 2 p.m. today. Hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Thursday, and 10 a.m. to said. "But it is legitimate for the At the beginning of each 4 p.m. Friday at Demonstration Hall. „ . . _ .. ui,ijn„cj„, president's salary to be known, public meeting it is moved that Only 500 pints had been donated by the end of (hTtwo that unless t said Wednesday ag ^ |||(c the govemor,s ^ the dccisions of thc flMnce Wednesday, Dean Fritz, chairman of the drive, said. trustees' executive session being a matter of public record." committee (secret) meeting be Competition among living units for first place prize of approved. Acting President Adams' box of cigars continues. After changed, they will not attend White said that because he will .. three days, the standings are- the Thursday night meeting of not attend the private session he . Th* ™°, *uS \ot^. uPon Women's dormitories: 1. West Wilson Hall, 2. the board. wiU introduce the subject of in tho ""mediately w.th.n definition or explanation of finance Butterfield and Campbell. (tie) presidential expenseswnc« in the committee decisions. Men's dormitories: 1. East Shaw, 2. (tie) North Clair White, D-Bay City, and public meeting. Wonders, North Hubbard, Bryan and Abbott. Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, will Since Kelley's opinion was Co-operatives: 1. (tie) Ellsworth, Montie and Ulrey. not attend because the dicussion August 12, Michigan Atty. issued and Huff and White Sororities: 1. (tie) Alpha Delta Pi and Delta Gamma. of the president's salary and Gen. Frank J. Kelley issued an refused to attend private sessions Fraternities: 1. Farmhouse, 2. Alpha Kappa Psi. expenses has been placed on the opinion on closed sessions of that deal with public business, The drive is sponsored by Gamma agenda of the secret executive state university governing Sigma Sigma sorority the trustees have held secret and session, but not of the public boards, Alpha Phi Omega fraternity, in co-operation with the meetings regularly. Huff and Lansing Red Cross. session. He said whenever official White have attended all but one public business is being meeting. Huff said he is now "waiting transacted, meetings should be Protest secret session to see what will happen. By open. Friday this may be on the public Trustees Warren that Huff, left, and Clair White stated they would attend no more private board ses¬ agenda." Private sessions are "rarely ASMSU TAKES STAND necessary" and "should be sions at which public matters are discussed. The decision was reached after they learned that the Huff and White, who ac.tively discouraged" in keeping announced at the June trustees' w'^ the spirit of the state U' bookstore discussion of salary of MSU's president was placed formedp the agenda of the secret executive session but meeting that they would attend constitution and the tradition of on no more private sessions at democracy> he said. not the public session. They feel that this matter which public matters are At that time, trustees other is public information. discussed, said the president's than Huff and White held that State News photo by Jerry McAllister expenses should be public since they take no official action By CYNTHIA NEAL recommended a buy back price leave a blue light burning in their motions, and for in their meetings, the meetings of 60 per cent of the retail price, indows from now until Moratorium Committee projects. do not fall in WHIT SIBLEY with a resale price of 75 per Christmas in sympathy with the Kelley's "should Another moratorium motion The Men of be discouraged" category. State News Staff Writers regular session, vice In other action Women's moratorium. Mintzer said blue is the color for peace. introduced by member-at-large Officially, all public business is chairman of ASMSU Chuck Inter-residence Council President Harry Chancey requested that Mintzer moved that ASMSU ASMSU help organize a "letters Mostov moved that the Student Donna O'Donnohue moved that DELTA SIGMA PHI ■ . Parking available •! I I Board position position establish regarding legdiumg bookstore's used book policy an the me official 'That it shall be: to purchase MSU i*i all the women motion be given selective hours. A roll call vote approved unanimously, sending the proposal to the organize and support a campaign t present each Michigan congressman and Sen. Hart and Griffin with black Christmas for peace" campaign. This permission to nvolve use in each living unit in obtaining "peace boxes" strategic wreaths on Christmas morning. Challenge in areas of ramp books from students for 50 per cent of their retail price and to „ . a"1?1!1166' .. c. *, . All-University Student Affairs . ... . Letters kwreaths will accompany the commending -B- or locations on campus to collect personal letters to Nixon protesting the current war President sell used books to students at . Allen Mintze* —J- ■ ... condemning each recepient for , ,, , , PHI TAU's Faculty, staff and graduate not more than at- .. 65 per cent of , . . , policy. The board approved the member-at-large, made several efforts or lack of efforts to end motion employees, and stu«tents with R their orj ina, retail price » the and R-l permits, will be allowed proposals regarding the the war. mntion rostd December moratorium. All the Member-at-Large Gary to park in any area of the Shaw Another motion asked for an Klinsky moved that the boards ,11U(CU lliai „IC wai(_ It continued that ASMSU s proposals have the support of ASMSU program requesting that Parking Ramp not under authorize chairman Bill Rustem to the Annual construction until repairs are representatives to the bookstore ^committee, the MSU Moratorium ling to parents refrain from buying to appoint a committee with "War -type" toys for their representatives from the board finished children. Student board support and major governing groups to by mandated to Sunday,Nov. 23,at 3 P.M. permitting. support this The first motion requested Gf this motion will include investigate the MSU bus system, position ad infinitum. The that the student board «picketing" stores which sell The object of this investigation AT THE BOGUE STREET BRIDGE motion also stipulated that underwrite the cost of printing such toys. is to lower or eliminate fees for WHAT IS THE ASMSU should begin 20,000 Peace-Christmas cards Another moratorium motion buses P.S. FUTURE? preparations for a winter term for sale on campus and within campus approved Tuesday calls for the In other action the board DON'T FORGET boycott of the MSU Bookstore the Univereity area It also if the above change in used requested that ASMSU provide student board to sponsor and approved a $500'loan to the TO GET YOUR initiate a church-to-church New ANDRE' KNOWS! books policy is not effected by Community so that it could SPECTATORS WELCOME the facilities necessary for the march on Christmas Eve, to repay the personal loans which it TYPHOID SHOTS | the first day of winter term sale of these cards. include residents oi East, Lansing. ade to start its gasoline registration. Another motion asked the The money raised from the cooperative. , Mostov made this motion in board to initiate and publicize a saie of the Peac e-Christmas cards Memberships in the co-op will Miss Cissy Forward of Kappa disagreement with the bookstore campaign asking students and will provide the financial cost $5 before Thanksgiving and sub -committee which residents of the community to backing for the rest of the §6 thereafter INVITES YOU THE "I" in IRS Could be YOU TO Satisfying and rewarding with degrees in; careers for College Graduates EXPERIMENT Accounting Business Administration Finance Economics Liberal Arts Law and other majors A wide range of opportunities are offered to college graduates by the Internal Revenue Service. These positions enable you to enjoy a sense of real purpose and satisfaction, while you receive an excellent salary, merit advancement opportunities, and the generous fringe benefits of a career in the Federal Service. What will you do? 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East Lansing, Michigan 05© 'ufr@gl©Q:[][?27 ©<®[°)aFGDuD®[JDG Internal Revenue Service An equal opportunity employer Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 3 NEWS SALT delegates party together HELSINKI, Finland (AP) -- in an unprecedented goodwill balanced off by American min|-skirts and the Russian The party was apparently down to work Xhe talks here The U.S. and Soviet delegations gesture. bourbon; American shrimp Women didn't, meant as the climax of series of are billed preliminary, due to summary as to the nuclear arms talks And in keeping with the balanced off by Russian caviar. gut Moscow the ceremonies and social occasions, jast only several weeks, partied at Helsinki's fanciest meticulous protocal stress of the There was one difference: commander of the Soviet missile with the delegations now settling A capsule summary of th« day's •vents ff-on nightclub-restaurant Wednesday talks, there was Russian vodka American women wore forces boasted that his country our wlrs ssrvicss. has the "most powerful nuclear warheads in the world." he made White funeral Mass Green: asse no mention Strategic at Arms Talks, called SALT. all of the Limitations The U.S. delegation declined set for Joe Kennedy unsatisfactory comment on the speech of "/'w beginning to feel like Bugs tests Marshal Soviet Nikolai Krylov, the missile forces commander in the Communist party — HYANNIS PORT, Mass. As times they have done so many (AP) would be Rose mostly a family affair. Kennedy, the widow- always strong no matter Bunny." newspaper Pravda. But it served before, members of the used in Michigan's schools, Green said, that how crushing her sorrow-was -Astronaut Charles Conrad as a reminder of the official Kennedy family drew together "assessment programs can be appropriate with overseeing the plans and Soviet line on defense matters. Wednesday and prepared to bury certain controls. selecting the music, tfoe "MSU must learn to use assessment programs The delegations put aside their one of their own-Joseph P. means to focus on student weaknesses, "The tests do not measure a student's spokesman said. as a cares to drink vodka and Kennedy, their 81-year-old rather than a way to screen students out of potential but rather his experiences. Therefore, patriarch. bourbon at the plush university admission", Robert Green, director of youngsters denied experimental programs may A white funeral Mass will be For tipping Kaivohuone nightspot. President not perform as well on a test but this does not the Center for Urban Affairs, said Wednesday. Urho Kekkonen and the whole celebrated by Richard Cardinal ancLtrosting. mean they cannot succeed in Speaking at a chapter meeting of the Michigan college." Finnish Cabinet turned out for Cushing of Boston, an old family In distinguishing variances in the high schools Education Assn., Green called for an evaluation friend, this morning at St. International News of the assessment laws now considered for of Michigan, Green said, "as long as discrepancies the first - of - its - kind social Francis Xavier's in neighboring occasion. remain in educational system, discrepancies in Michigan schools with special emphasis on the Gerard Smith and Vladimir Hyannis. The Kennedys North Vietnamese test performance will occur." gunners pounded the Special admission policies of MSU. Semenov, the chief U.S. and have attended the small, white "We like to brag that we Unless the assessment program is used as a Forces camps at Bu Prang and Due Lap in the central have enrolled more Soviet delegates, clinked glasses church for years. means of discovering the needs of students, and National Merit Scholarship Winners than any and chatted away like the best Afterward the body will be highlands Wednesday, despite massive air strikes against providing for them, including creating changes in college in the nation," he said. of friends. Delegation members taken to Brookline, south of enemy positions. The enemy apparently was determined "As a land-grant institution, however, we the training of teachers, it will be a "waste of Florence Hair Salon and their wives mixed together Boston, for burial in the family 209 Abbott Road to keep up pressure on the two camps at all cost, but should seek to provide a quality education for good money." in an animated crowd, without a plot at Holy hood Cemetery. their ability to recover from air blows puzzled U.S. all--or is task to educate the elite, the Alternates for the present assessment program (above State Bank Building) our trace of the old cold war days. A spokesman said the funeral children of the elite and the would be a test in which persistance is examined, 332-4314 officers. grandchildren of the In Kaivohuone, which or a form of elite." judging students on the basis of normally features roulette, The Green, introduced as "a voice of concern," teacher recommendation, he said. miniskirted waitresses and a rock The State News, the student newspaper at .Michigan State I Pentagon plans to continue talking about pointed out that of the 40,000 students enrolled "MSU must open its doors to more University, is published every class day and Sundays during combo, was taken over for the "Vietnamization" of the war even though South at MSU two are American Indians, about 30 are Mexican-Americans, Indians, blacks and poor four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. whites." glittering cocktail party, limited Subscription rate is $14 per year. Vietnamese President Thieu has said that he dislikes the Mexican-Americans and 1,500, about three per to 160 guests. The torch-lighted The expanison could call for increased term because it implies that until now the United States cent, are black. entrance of the gracious 19th enrollment involving possibly a more extensive Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlanc has been doing all the fighting. Richard Capen, He also called for university support to century building, set off in a a^ students in the form of tutorial programs, night class program, Green said. Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michiga, Defense Dept. spokesman, said that the Pentagon plans "If a youngster has a desire to attend college park, were carefully guarded by Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Pres;; A: sociation, Unitei counselors and economic aid. Finnish to keep using the term. we should do our best to accommodate." police to keep our States Student Press Association. 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National News FREE Senators investigating a currency black market in Vietnam were told Wednesday that the flight of millions of dollars out of the war zone creates economic chaos DEL VERY and hampers even limited U.S. war objectives. Dr. Gabriel T. Kerekes. a Wall Street economist, told the Senate investigations subcommittee that the situation has led to the relative ineffectiveness of U.S. economic aid and the corruption of South Vietnamese and American civilian and military personnel. Legislation to increase Social Security benefits by more than 10 per cent recommended by President Nixon probably will pass at least the House this year. Ways and Means Committee members said Wednesday. This could pave the way for an increase retroactively effective to January 1970, even though recipients may have to wait until April to receive the extra payments. 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Mr. Issacs serves as executive editor of the IN OUR DOWNTOWN ROSENTHAL STUDIO Louisville (Ky.) Courier-Journal and the Louisville 113 S. Washington Times. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 5 DAVE SHORT The Oakies revisited U-Haul trucks and trains. Every Several people in the community Washington, the marchers were cronies, the majority of people In many respects, the Nov. 15 in moratorium in Washington type of car from a 1932 Ford or opened their homes to masses of treated well. But there were hate who were Washington came in looked like an updated chapter a 1948 Buick on up descended peace marchers. stares, taunts of "Communist" peace to march for peace. on the city. Countless numbers from John Steinbeck's classic or "long-hair," and "cold" The problem of food was The Washington marchers, as of hitchhikers thumbed it. treatments from time to time. book, "The Grapes of Wrath." another similarity. Many people the Okies, moved out of the city And the marchers left from all didn't The presence of a ready police The similarities between the bring any or ran out of it. just as quickly as they had come. over the country to make their force and National Guard The streets of Washington were "Okies," who traveled to But, other marchers pooled and journey, too. People came to shared their food. Never have I brigade, stationed throughout paper-ridden but otherwise California in search of work and Washington from such states as been offered as much free food Washington for the public's barren on Sunday morning. a new way of life in the early 1930's, and the people who Oregon, Nebraska, California, Texas, New York and Florida. Yet the feeling of brotherhood traveled to Washington to march continued as the peace marchers for peace, were striking at times. Finding housing arrangements journeyed home. On every road was just as difficult for the or turnpike, a toot of the horn People who marched for marchers as they had been for and a flash of the two-fingered peace, just as the Okies, used the Okies. The Peace People "If there has ever been another time in America in which Steinbeck's peace sign was the sign of the A monument about possible every to means of travel reach their slept in YWCA cars, buses, YMCA and centers, and anywhere contemporary so-called "religion of the people" matched that of times. A crowd of war protestors gathers around W ashington Monument during the Novem¬ destination. Marchers in else they could find. the Okies, it came during the Washington One came to expect ber moratorium to express their views on Vietnam. The protestors used peaceful Washington came in by buses, Thousands of people moratorium instantaneous peace reactions on van trucks, motorcycles, planes, slept on . Despite the actions of the the methods to emphasize their plea for peace. pews and floors in area churches. Weathermen and their trip back. As our car fellow cronies, the majority rounded a mountainous turn 10 of people who were in Washington came in peace miles out of Breezewood, Penn., to march for peace. " we saw several returning TRINKA CLINE students perched from on a steep hill across an overheated car. I was offered in Washington. In the next 45 minutes, about as protection, also brought back Mobe marshalls did well The churches and other memories of the Okies' 300 people climbed the hill to plight. organizations also furnished If there has ever been another sing peace chants like "All we meals and snacks. One woman time in contemporary America are saying is give peace a bought each of seven hungry in which Steinbeck's so-called chance" and "We won't fght peaceful outpouring and they marshalls students from Nebraska a meal "religion of the people" your war until you start his car lining the wall of the with the moratorium The crowd of militants surged Police waited patiently as long got it to the extent that they Justice itself, and a pack of cigarettes. matched that of the Okies, it again" and to donate repair Bldg.? Did he really those who will not listen to the once rapidly around the Dept. of as possible. Then they moved in had any hopes of controlling it. came during the Washington money for the car's owner. expect them, unarmed and Yet, in true "Grapes of Wrath" Justice and halted on the first with gas. lots of it. There were People involved in the two without growing clamor for humanity moratorium. The Okies and the any true authority, to and peace, the old who humility, the seven students peace side again. A window shattered; some clubbings that Saturday violent outbreaks represented an do what their parents, their man declined the woman's offer to The feelings of brotherhood marchers may have had different drove across the then more pop bottles, apples, night, but is was the exception entirely different brand of D.C. government and the police had Arlington and love were very outwardly objectives and may have lived in Memorial buy them all another meal. They rocks and red smoke bombs by far. and not the rule. visitor, people who for the most been unable to do-convince Bridge at 3 a.m. thanked the woman but told her present in Washington. Complete different times. But both groups were flung. Individuals moved The night before, 3,000 part claimed no actual affiliation shouting out his window, "You that strangers laughed, shared food believed in their cause strongly procession-no easy task when traitors, you they would be able to make through the group urging demonstrators-again a militant with the peace march. filthy traitors," the and cigarettes, and talked openly enough to travel hundreds of you are talking about 300,000 driver who tried out okay among themselves restraint: some carried signs. One group holding a rally not and nearly with each other. Regardless of miles to reach their destinations. It is indeed sad that Atty. Gen. human bodies milling succeeded in from that point. guy jumped up on the small sanctioned by the running over John Mitchell lacked the clarity everywhere. They did well, race, creed, color, age or moratorium-charged down participants in the "March And the reception that the And the marchers for peace, ledge that runs around the base of thought and observation them that violence is not the background, people unknown to of the Justice Bldg., arms raised Massachusetts Avenue from Against Death," they are Peace People received from city each other joined hands to like the Okies in the 30's, would exhibited by Police Chief Jerry in the Dupont Circle toward the South America's true impudent snobs, to city was, at times, similar to go anywhere or return to the peace symbol. Then Wilson and others. His attack on march and rally together. else Vietnamese Embassy. Paint and but snobs for whom I can feel that of the traveling Okies. same place again if it meant that someone jumped up with the Mobe people for allegedly Despite the actions of the him, and another and another bottles and rocks were hurled at only pity. Overall, especially in Weathermen and their fellow they would gain their objective. the police waiting near Sheridan contributing to violence is a until the wall was lined in a distortion of reality; his charge silent call for nonviolence. Circle, a few blocks away. of inaction, concerning the They became as much a target The Washington Metropolitan violence at the Dept. of Justice, of the weapons as was the Police remained in formation. E is an outright lie. building. But they tried. Almost They tear gassed. They moved How he any other attempt-such as a down the block and tear gassed can explain away the direct approach to the rock again. And then back to the single line of former Mobe throwers -would have definitely circle with lots of tear gas. resulted in physical harm and But they didn't blow their the law does not expect the cool, just a lot of pepper gas. , recision private citizen to risk his own But then recovery from gas, even life and limb. Many of those individuals had served as marshalls for the New pepper gas. is quicker than from those ugly riot sticks. Though thousands of troops Imports 'specializing in finer sports cars' FURNISHING Mobilization Committee and had were ready (standing behind' Reasonable Rates effectively controlled the barred gates of the Dept. of 300,000 marchers en route from the Capitol area to the Washington Monument. 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(WEA), the district ratified members of the Associated Students of Her large white incisors chattering, Asset's a new salary and retroactive to Sept. 1, and a $30 teacher's group, were not fringe benefit package Tuesday, a month health insurance included in the new agreement.. Agricultural Technology if their annual dues hint was heeded by the senators. It was are not paid. decided that Asset would be the house ending a 16-day strike that has allowance for each teacher, The teachers had also asked guest kept students out of the retroactive to Nov. 1. Asset, a black and white-hairpd guinea pig. of non-paying members in the Turfgrass for either a $5,000 term life classrooms. Two additional is the new membership chairman of program for the first week. proposals The insurance policy for each teacher the 10 Agricultural Tech training programs. Other programs and new v:age package allows presented by the Waverly percentages of dues or a $10,000 performance bond She sat back on her haunches Tuesday paid include: Laboratory Animal posted by the Waverly Board of night as 20 senators, two from each group, Technology (30); Soil Technicians (95); Education to guarantee that proposed a plan of action to gain delinquent Agricultural Production (75); Commercial Thant warns man kind "line" items in the salary budget would not changed. dues. Proposed was that Asset would live with Floriculture (65); Pesticide Industry(80); Farm Equipment Service and Supply (45); WEA president Ranold each late paying member for one week. Elevator and Farm Supply (70); Food Aulerich said the teachers are Members who have paid dues of $3 do not spiritually d "relieved that a contract has been ratified and that they will be returning to classrooms. have to suffer the expenses of a week's room and board for Asset. Processing Industry (45) and Landscape and Nursery (40). According to the association's president, NEW YORK-United Nation Secretary Peering through her hair-covered eyes. James D. Downey, Wabash. Ind., General U Thant warned, Asset beckoned the senators' attention in sophomore, the idea of Asset moving into a magazine article released Wednesday, that although our "The teachers took their strike toward the percentage chart, which showed the late-payers homes should scientific advances have enabled us to reach the moon, "the action in order to bring their encourage 100 spiritual and moral aspects of life are increasingly decaying." concerns and problems to the Fearless leader Turfgrass Management having only 25 per per cent payment of membership dues. Writing in the current issue of Redbook magazine, Thant full attention of the Waverly expressed the hope that man's travels to the moon will "help him community," Aulerich to transcend the imbalance between his own technological and continued. "This has been done spiritual development" and "educate him to the oneness of Homo sapiens." "Nowhere in the world today do I see a well-balanced or ABORTION REFORM An important item in the integrated development of man," Thant continued. "Our moral new and spiritual development has not kept pace with our materia) pact is a provision for contract and technological development. We are witnessing a rapid growth negotiations to begin early next in the intellectual and scientific realms, but the moral aspects of life are increasingly decaying." ENDS TONITE: "LAST SUMMER" spiritual and 20-9:25 p.n year with March 31 »t as a target agreement. date for contract Laws steeped in anti-feminism The school calendar has been revised so that teachers will still citizen and a second-class "Great (Male) Society," they have by our support of the be in the classroom for 183 days person. She is woman first and say. present abortion law made out and Although the current struggle human last. And, consequently, But only a minority of women therefore, will not lose any of the best and most responsible to reform abortion laws is an she must be sheltered, protected, who seek abortion are single. pay because of the strike. of our wives and mothers, as entity unto itself, proponents of not listened to, not taken And furthermore, the well as innocent sufferers of change realize they are grappling seriously and not given more "Protestant Establishment" does violence, 'criminals' subject to with far more than words on than a toenail hold on what is not adhere to the Catholic extreme emotional shock and Frier to speak legislative paper. traditionally a "man's world." dogma of instant animation -- humiliation. Abortion is one of This fight has roots. They are: To follow an illogical that life (and the human soul) those instances in which the law male chauvinism, anti-feminism, progression -- the one that does, begin at the moment of attempts to act as conserver of at Art Center the Judeo-Christian ethic and in fact, exist - a woman "must" adhere to a "morality" separate conception - so apparently the morality and ends up labeling as the sort of Puritanism that won "right of the fetus to live" is crime an act whose only victim Hester Prynne that scarlet "A." from that of a man. A man is only a minor consideration for of the crime is oneself. The act Frier, of the . Bruce W. Howard Moody, pastor of the implicitly permitted to sow the most Christians. . . becomes a crime against University of Michigan's Dept. Judson Memorial Church in wild seed, but as for she who What, then, have we left as of Classics, will present an Greenwich Village, capsulized reaps..too bad. justification of the current Moody did not shrink from illustrated lecture entitled the conflict in Renewal And too bad on the law books. abortion laws? Moody the touchy area, either. The •Sulla's Numismatic Magazine. He called it "Man's Century people were ignorant comments: 'it is hard to draw touchy area is under what Propaganda" at 8 p.m. Thursday Vengeance on Woman: Some and superstitious or women in Why? Let's go back to when Fri. at 7:20 p.m. & later OONT LOOK BACK in the Main Gallery of the Reflections on Abortion Laws as this society were the victims of the ancestors of our current Kresge Art Center. Religious Retribution and Legal an unforgivably cruel abortion laws were formulated - PLUS: Male c/u vinism prevents a man from Punishment of the Feminine punishment stemming from during the Civil War years. some inexplicable hostility on Lawrence Lader, author, said onsidcriiii! i woman his equal. She is a 'MONTEREY FOP' IS VOUR ELECTRONIC CLOUD 9. Species." the part of men, who set the the laws were created for three wcond-clas< itizen and second-class person. I PUS Moody said, in his article, that a Utatu a futuristic explorer, stumbling standards and codified the laws main reasons: "The devouring MONTERI* POP NOW! 2nd WEEK! 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:35 across 20th Century abortion legislation, would hard-pressed to define tl\e be of Western civilization." Con gresswoman Christian need to population to fill our Martha frontiers concern . . . the growing to protect public health any other conclusion from the background and history of the conditions abortion people may think an legally be character of our society: Griffiths, D-Detroit, spoke of (back then an abortion present law than that it is performed. Many people will "Such a futuristic explorer man's inhumanity to woman in operation was quite a risky deal) directly calculated, whether condone abortion for victims of Friday 8:50 p.m. only - the larger sense: conscious or unconscious, to be could only surmise . . . that and the Puritanical obsession incest, in where . . . rape or or cases either these 'medieval' 20th Due to "our inborn theory of with sex and sin." an excessive and self-righteous a deformed birth is likely or the life, men have a discrimination Today a hospital abortion punishment, physically and life of the mother is in jeopardy. so deep that it is difficult for operation is less dangerous than psychologically, <>1 women." But in cases where the woman them to realize that they are childbirth about as serious as a He went on to say that TARLITE discriminating." - tonsilectomy -- and our perhaps abortion laws were does not wish to be pregnant - where ) Drive-in Thedtt 6 The "discrimination" extends mushrooming understandable when men conception was a population rate R'KIer "mistake" . . . that's a different from the manifest cruelty of renders the "propagate for your thought women were witches Now Showing abortion laws to employers who country" and demons, but that in the routine slightly On this "touchy" area. Moody pay a woman less for doing the outdated if not downright 20th Century, tin existence of MIDNIGHT COWBOY - says, "It is perhaps not so same job as a man. ludicrous. such laws is "a cruel travesty of Comet NEWTON Rd & Highway M 78 strange, but only pathetic, that also It all means the same thing: So that leaves us with "Sex equal justice and a primitive we live in a time when men can 'penm 14 MILES EAST OF THE FRftNDOR SHOPPING CENTER"! "PETER IDENNIS Academy Award Winner IN THE HEAT anti-feminism. And male chauvinism, what is Equals Sin." And in truth, some argue that form of retribution unworthy of both our theological and argue for the rights 'fetal rights' but deny of a human child being FONDA I HOPPER that? Chauvinism is defined as the existence of abortion laws is democratic traditions." born accidentally to people who cimch&tmm! OF THE NIGHT Electric In Car Heaters excessive, nation, Or sex. belligerant pride in or race. a abortion prime deterrant laws morality; if they were abolished, to sin -- protect our Segments of the American public are rallying to the "change the law" cause with a do not care thus and do not want him psychically and emotionally for crippling him Male chauvinism prevents a multitude of contributions. RED SCREEN first run showing! Beal Film Group Presents Tonight Only man from considering a woman promiscuity would sweep across the nation - like fallout -- and The first step, particularly on the rest of his life. "(The present abortion law) is his equal. She is a second-class cause the inevitable decay of our University campuses and among a flagrant violation of individual They Lived A Thundering Adventure That Rocked Two Nations! The Great American Masterpiece minority groups, is to distribute liberty. In the case of the elementary sexuality and birth woman, pregnant with a child, control information. Arnold Orson Welles' who desires not to continue her JohnW&yne Rock Hudson ' BIKES HIBERNATE TOO Werner, asst. professor of psychiatry, who writes "The pregnancy, the her by law." choice is denied CITIZEN KANE Doctor's Bag" column for the State News, said that he is And that is the real debate. Don Ward, director of United STORE YOUR BICYCLE amazed at the number of Ministries in 7 & 9:15 106B Wells 50c No I.D.'s Higher Education in WINTER TERM, $5.00 questions he receives on the East Lansing and active member most rudimentary areas of Fri.-Sat.-Cat Ballou,Love Is A 4 Letter Word,Les Abyess of Michigan Clergy for Problem SAFETY GUARANTEED. sexuality. Pregnancy Counseling, summed 351-6245 Concurrently, groups mobilize to influence state legislatures -- "If it were the men who to show them most abortion carried the babies, the abortion laws are dangerously outdated. laws would be changed in a NOW To show them with logic, not . . .At 2 THEATRES! emotion. But it's not. Again, Moody comments: "We Tony Curtis the At 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 At 7:05 and Late Henry Fonda Itcangler George Kennedy ; Black body- HE WAS A WHITE MAN » THEY TRANSPLANTED HIS BRAIN INTO A BLACK BODY- THEN HE WENT HOME TO THE WOMAN HE LOVED! Mr. Pizza-Face says PIZZA NITE (ALLYOUCANEAT) now starts at 6 Mi ill! PM,TONITE - _ TONIGHT! 75C 50° cover with student ID v BRODY HALL, 7:00 AND 9:P.M. Fridays, all the FISHnCHIPS raymond st jacques change of mind COMING FRIDAY IN CONRAD 75C susan Oliver ONE NIGHT ONLY 7; AND 9:P.M. you can eat,75c cove with student ID . . janet Mac.LACHLAN donnelly Rhodes SANDY DF.XXISKFJR 1)1 ILEA ielsen "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?" 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While the Spartans just want to quietly end the season and go juniors in his starting lineup. SPARTAN NOTES-One MSU player has emerged from the home and try and forget the 1969 disaster, the Wildcats will be The offensive team, for instance, only has two seniors among its disappointing season to capture post season honors. Tackle RON trying to complete one of their most successful years in recent 11 starters. JOSEPH was named last week to the* Football News All-America history. Agase started the season with junior Dave Shelbourne at sophomore team by writer Harry DeVold. A victory in the finale would give the Wildcats a 4-3 Big Ten quarterback. There is only one problem, Harry. Joseph is a junior and he mark, which would be the most conference wins since 1962 and Shelbourne had set a single season total offense record for the lettered as a sophomore last season. But nice try anyway. only the fourth winning season since 1948 for Northwestern. Wilcats as a sophomore, but he held his No. 1 post only until the GEORGE WEBSTER, the great roverback of 1964-66 here at Northwestern officials were up in arms several weeks ago over a sixth game of this season when highly-regarded sophomore MSU, is running away with the Greatest Spartan Ever voting for report in a football journal that they are ready to drop out of the Maurice Daigneau took the helm. the ail-time team. Big Ten because the conference's only private school couldn't Daigneau already has recorded some fime passing statistics that No wonder Duffy is talking more about George as the season compete with the much larger state-supported institutions, read: 74 completions in 155 attempts for 1,091 yards and six drags on. touchdowns. Landry He likes to throw the long pass, which may account for his total Dougherty to coach of 13 are interceptions. Daigneau is no Rex Kern on his feet, though. His rushing totals 32 carries for -158 yards. to start in post-season game His top pass catcher has been flanker Bruce Hubbard, who has 25 catches for 374 yards. The Wildcats will rely heavily on trap plays and counters. Their for Lions vs. GB Magic form two tackles, Pari Gary (238) and John Bradley (240), are big but DETROIT Schmidt (UPI)--Coach Joe tersely announced Landry has led the Lions to four wins in his five starts since annual East-West Shrine game in move good and can pull out of the line and cut down Pele, the great Brazilian soccer star, shows the MSU Head Football Coach opposing Wednesday he would start Munson broke a bone in his right San Francisco. ends. form which may help him rach the magic number Duffy Daugherty has accepted second-year quarterback Greg hand, and Detroit goes into the an invitation to coach the North Daugherty will be assisted by The top Wildcat rusher has been halfback Mike Adamle, a of 1,000 goals when he takes the field today. The Landry when the Detroit Lions game with a 6-3 record, giving it AII -Americans in the 1970 Bob Devaney, head coach at the junior who has run for 656 yards and a 5.0 average. King, as his fans cali him, now has 999 career meet the Green Bay Packers in a second place in the NFL's All-American Game to be held at University of Nebraska, and Joe That yardage figure seems ordinary enough until you realize goals. National Football League game Central Division. Paterno, coach of Orange that almost half of it came in one game. On that fantastic Tampa, Fla., Jan. 3. Sunday. Greg Barton, a rookie QB from Bowl-bound Penn State. afternoon against Wisconsin, Adamle carried the ball 40 times for Daugherty, in his 16th year as At the same time, Schmidt Tulsa, has been placed on the head coach of the Spartans, has Several Spartan seniors have 316 yards-the second best rushing day in Big Ten history. IM Football coached 10 other post-season already accepted invitations to Adamle missed one game with an injury but that still boils said quarterback Bill Munson, whom the Lions acquired from inactive list to make room for Munson. down to an average of less than 50 yards in each of the games in the past and has been play in post season contests, remaining the Los Angeles Rams two years Schmidt announced his West Shaw 9 pulled an upset in the finals of the All-University very successful. Last year he was including Don Highsmith, Rich games. ago in an effort to solve their decision to start the coach of the East squad in the and Ron Saul and Craig He's still a threat to break loose at any time, however.Standing IM football game as they defeated Delta Upsilon, (he Fraternity 5-9 and quarterbacking problems, had Massachussetts product with the Wycinski. weighing 190, Adamle is an unusual combination of both been activated after spending six champion, 42-12. words: "Landry start. Munson power and quickness. weeks on the injured list. activated. Barton off." 'TOP RUNNERS EARNED SHOT Four S' harriers to run in NCAA By DON KOPRIVA "We hope that they'll be ready Spartan coach as he took 11th in snow Monday while Starkey, seemed to be aimed at one thing, State News to give a fine performance the meet MSU's top runner. who Sports Writer as ran the course in race making the top 25 runners, Monday against a lot of top Only two other freshmen in the conditions, mentioned that the which carries All-America Spartan cross country coach notch runners." of the Jim Gibbard will enter only four Big Ten, winner Gary Bjorkland narrowness course in the acclaim. Making the trip to New York of Minnesota and Wisconsin's back stretches is bad with a lot The runners in Monday's NCAA will be freshmen Spartans finish^ 12th as Randy Glenn Herold, the ninth placer, of runners forced to squeeze in a team last year. championships in New York Kilpatrick, Warren Krueger and finished ahead of Kilpatrick. little space. Starke^ did not City, so the Spartans will not Ralph Zoppa, as well as junior compete after three meets last place as a team i^'the six-mile Krueger placed 13th as the The expressed goalof the four year because of an injury. Chuck Starkey, MSU's top four race at Van Cortlandt Park. second Spartan while Zoppa, men in last Saturday's Big Ten "Our top four runners earned meet at from St. Louis, was 17th. Bloomington, Ind., a shot' at getting in the meet off where the Spartans were fourth. Starkey was 18th Saturday and their performances last weekend," Gibbard said. Kilpatrick, a freshman from Troy, surprised and pleased the came back Monday to take 14th in the huge IC4A meet at Van Cortlandt. Bing for outa All four Spartans seemed rather Course sure will that the New York be the toughest benched by injury SNUGGLE UP they've run on. " DETROIT (UP1)-The crippled foot "It makes Forest Akers look injury. X-rays Wednesday and sagging Detroit Pistons have disclosed its extent. like a picnic ground," Krueger TONIGHT said. "It's just treacherous." lost their leading scorer, Dave Bing, for at least a month, club The loss of Bing comes at a Kilpatrick said he thought it time when two other starters, was dangerous and hoped for no officials said Wednesday. guard Jimmy Walker and center ............ WITH A They said Bing, an All-Star Otto Moore, are also out with injuries. 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LANSING BUS DEPOT 332 2569 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 9 Minority for all groups minority peoples. Addressing a group of MSU recruiter of American need academic opportunities "If we are Indians, expressed concern with of all people, we must consider to meet the needs He added must make that universities the same concessions Mexican-American looks around and sees the black groups nonsensical in expecting the Spanish-speaking child to d' Winchester, however, < ivr>d history as essential to education students, Jesse the inability of the in-betweens," Soriano said, in admitting Mexican-Americans achieving some success," Soriano function as well as the the social progression of the Two minority group leaders Soriano, migrant program Mexican-Americans and "Think about all those people as Were made in admitting said. "The days of the quiet American Indian. English-speaking child. «aid Tuesday that educators director in the Michigan Dept. of American Indians to advance in who are neither black nor blacks. humble Mexican are coming to "Failing academically, the "We must get rid of the myth, must make special concessions Education, and John Winchester, society. white." ''The young an end." child loses his motivation," he lore and legend," he said. "I He explained that blacks have said. "We are asking schools to don't are about Hiawatha and been able to improve their social develop special techniques for I'm not concerned with dead standing more easily than teaching English and to begin MSU alumnus back Mexican-Americans blacks are English-speaking and have achieved professional job standing. because adapting curriculum to recognize Mexican-Americans essential part of historv." as an Indians with si But I am concerned families niggling for an and children education." as member of board "The Mexican-American generally gets less education than all people except the Indian A new kind By MARILYN PATTERSON State News Staff Writer "I guess I was just a perennial student," he said. "I couldn't get woman," Soriano explained. "He also economically ranks below on blacks national of lore The newest face on the MSU Board of Trustees is that of away from the MSU community. It took me eight years to leave. Now I'm back again." averages." Only 7 per cent of the "Art Houveaux" Democrat Dr. Blanche Martin. Mexican-Americans in Michigan Martin, a dentist, was elected He received a doctor of dental are in industry, Soriano said. to the board in November 1968. degree in 1967 from the Almost 90 surgery per cent have He ran for the trusteeship University of Detroit and now unskilled labor jobs. "because it was suggested to me practices dentistry in East "These statistics follow by various social and religious Lansing. groups and politicians. directly from a lack of "I decided to become a dentist education," he stated. "The "After thinking it over." he because I wanted to be my own Mexican-American child is said, "I thought I might have boss," he said. "I thought of taught early in schools that his something to offer the board. It has moved in some of the going into medicine, but thought language and culture are not Open A Zales directions that I had Seventh in a series dentistry would be easier -which valuable." Custom Charge hoped it in is mistake." said education is Account would. We have a lot of physics and math. a Soriano As a running back on the Martin is member of several unanimity." a 1956, 1957 and 1959 football He said there is "nothing honorary and professional teams, he won placement on the societies, including Omicron unique" about being a black All-America academic team. Kappa Upsilon, national dental f DO THE DEAD RETURN? £ man on the board. In 1958, when a knee injury honorary, and the Michigan Martin wasbornon plantation forced him out of action, he was State Dental Society. a • in Georgia where his parents were sharecroppers. At the age selected honorary captain of the All-America academic team. He He is married and has three ANDRE' KNOWS! J of four he and his four brothers and sisters moved to River maintained better than a B-plus average here. Remember -Your MSU. I.D. Rouge to live with their Upon graduation, Martin spent MSI alumnus grandparents. four 3 Saves You Money At ZALES Days Left years at MSU earning Martin is an MSU alumnus, masters degrees in zoology and Dr. Blanche Mart'- the newest member of the MSU having been graduated in 1959 biochemistr>. Board of Trustees, received his bachelor's and master's degrees frcm MSU. During three of his P re-Thanksgiving ZALES' undergraduate years, he played football and was • lected captain of ^he Ail-American academic team. Wig Sale We're nothing without your love. State News photo by Jerry McAllister 207 S. Washington - Lansing :o,l£ The Fast Back Wig WVIC gives ore-Cut and Pre-Curled at School fo You Jennifer & Carol can style it yourselj-curly or stoooth. 100% WVIC radio will present a concert from 6:30 to 10 tonight at human hair featuring the tapered back. the Michigan School for the Blind, 715 W. Wilson, Lansing. The concert will include four bands'. Universal Family, Reg. $39.95 OPEN FRIDAY Ormandy, Plain Brown Wrapper and the BBR. Vaughn Ryan and Mark Shepard, WVIC disc jockeys, will emcee the concert. College Priced at only NITE TILL The program is open to all School for the Blind students and 9 P.M. graduates. $24.95 It's an autograph party ALICE BROCK author of ALICE'S RESTAURANT COOKBOOK At State Farm will be visiting Student Book you get the Store Thursday, November 20 feeling you're from 10 a.m. 9til 12 noon. Stop being used. in today to discuss her book and receive her autograph. ^Heumade NYLONS Popular RUNLESS CANTRECE II Panty Hose T Beautiful, smooth * y fit. . .with nude heel. 5 fashionable shades and white. ^ \ r 421 m ' nair ^ Right from the start, you're up to your neck in responsibility Because meaningful we feel immediate and use of people offers ponchos, for weekends the greatest dividends. To them S E. GRAND RIVER as well as to us. No matter what or whatever your degree ... if we hire you, we plan to use you Every once in a while one comes across |tudent A State F arm interviewer w ill he something as perfect as a poncho like this.. .To warm you and your spirits in some on campus soon. Contact your of the best plaids we've seen this year. Placement Office for 81 One size does it for all of "em an appointment. HOLIDAY GIFT and you can use Sears Revolving Charge. $18 WRAPPING . . Interviewing on Other great ones at $13 to $23 FREE ' look . ... GIVE HOSIERY FOR CHRISTMAS! •u'/t November 25, 1969 Michigan Regional Office Sears... the fashion stop LAST WEEK OF SALE . . . lovely Cantrece, J 410 Kast Drive I plain or micro, with reinforced heels and toos T Marshall, Michigan s I and perfect 'it' $1 a pair k Satisfaction Guaranteed c Your Money Back Shop Mon. thru Sat. tore v. Neumode A completely equipped automatic transmission, car with power buy any small or compact car? TO SERVE YOU Glenn Herriman steering, windshield washers, radio, FREE 19-POINT MULTI-CHECK Volkswagen, Inc. white walls. 4 WHEELS of . . FREE TOWING Lansing Inc. 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. CREDIT MAY BE ARRANGED LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 We'll Beat Any 2200 S. Cedar Only minutes from the Campus. Go west on Mt. Call 484-1445 Located at 730 E. Michigan Hope, then 2 blocks south on Cedar. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 11 -AUTOMOTIVE •SEW Amateur auto racers to vie Mere mention of Thanksgiving means campaigning for himself. requires of five days wjnding infield road. It is a to most folks brings visions of traditionally championship points in a The fairer sex will be to conduct- it courSe that allows for all-out plump turkey legs the long and year-long series of races in their represented too. Elouise Norris held during Speed, but demands superb gravy covered dressing. home divisions (there are seven Qf Oklahoma City, a veteran Thanksgiving holiday. and But to a select group of some divisions in the United States). SCCA competitor, virtually ran 400 athletes, this traditional Popularity of the big race Only the top six rvi"v ysiuy point-makers in away away with witii midwestern imu wtrditri u division uiviaiun amr.n(T l„il j : j Action at Daytona begins Nov. holiday suggests something more each divisional class are invited, D-Sedan honors in her dmonS DOin ariyers ana 26, with practice sessions like lap times and gear ratios. with priority going to the first Austin-Cooper. She is expected spectators has increased scheduled for all classes. Practice The 400 represent the cream three finishers. to give the men a tough time for dramat,c*Hy sinee th* 1 "au8ura' and qualifying trials also occupy of the Sports Car Club of (SCCA) crop of Entrants in the Daytona the national class crown. event Riversideattracted first atARRC m 1964. That 183 Thursday's and Friday's ARRC come from an waiks Qf amateur drivers-who, on Nov. nfl"" tZT in",h,rf7 "fe They mc,ude doctors, The giant racefest> j°intly entrants and about 7,000 fans, schedule. in 26-30, will a,™ dice and ^,,Qi f«r duel for Sp0nS0red by Newspaper Last year, some 20,000 D . . _ . , ... national championship honors in college students, lawyers, Enterprise Assn. and Nine Flags spectators looked on as 357 startf Saturday-w.th the American Road Race of laborers and business executives, international, alternates each drivers battled it out for national e'ght 30-minute championship Champions (ARRC) at Daytona International Speedway. An "average" entrant is about year between Daytona recognition. Sunday's*5 eLhTrace finale also Last years 357 competitors Strictly an invitational affair, years; has $6,000 invested in his California's Riverside Raceway. d nparlv 44 nnn miip« in Due to the complexity and sPectators ARRC race car; and performs most of Turkey drivers must earn the right to comDetition aualifvinu and can view race in the annual ARRC. This the maintenance on the car magnitude of the event-which practice consumed action from the Speedway s >52,000 Spac,ous grandstand section Thanksgiving worth of racing tires; 5,500 met just turkey to these drivers at the Daytona (capadty 55)000), or from International gallons of gasoline (more than grassy vant jnts a, the Speedway. Last year 's participants in the American Roadrace of the average motorist would buy Champions drove nearly 44,000 rr liles in competition, consumed $50,000 worth SPEEDS AUTO TAGS in eight years), and 2,200 quarts serpentine infield section, of racing tires, 5,500 gallons of gas and 2,200 quarts of motor oil. of motor oil. CLARIFY MISCONCEPTIONS Plate forms Four categories of racing vehicles will see action in the November championship run including production sports cars, By SUE BROWN Those car owners who can't afford a new car this year will at the Secretary of State Dept. has sent over four million computer prepared applications through „roof of insurance to buy license plates j e r registration J™" the year brfore w^ comPete, m 16 to™»lVacers^a"s ra°erS ■ m°^,f,eds^ ^ y ' ? Winter driving advice least have an easv time getting the mail since Oct. 20 George accepted as proof of ownership m!"utes |ong""°ver Daytona s 3- license plates/ Thanks to Stevens, Drive, and Vehicle ^Sts fhe'new col'sche road tra<* ">»''*• Any driver seeking advice on winter car care usually can find 3."Power brakes make your car safer; you can stop quicker." computers, car owners registered Administrator, said. iicenSe plates will use three This arduous course utilizes plenty - and much of it is incorrect. Not necessarily, says the Allstate expert. Power brakes make you for 1969 will receive a prepared Arrangements have been made letters and three numbers. Last the long back straight and To help drivers steer clear of bad winter driving advice, stop with less effort, but not in less distance, application for their 1970 with the post office to deliver year two letters and four 31-degree banked East turn of automotive experts list the following winter driving myths and They give some drivers a false sense of security because, like 4,617,000 applications. numbers were used. the Speedway proper, plus the compare them with what automotive engineers and fleet power steering, they don't give the driver enough feel of the "They're sending them out a operators say: pavement. On wet or icy pavement this is dangerous. few at a time," he said. "That 1. "An engine should idle and warm up before the car is driven, . ^ars dPn ^ need as much maintenance as they used to." Motorists makes the work load easier for them." Man escapes especially in cold weather." Not so, say the experts. The best way ^esP'te the improved oils and lubricants developed by the car to warm up an engine to peak manufacturers, operating efficiency is to drive the often drivers still are advised to change their oil more under severe driving conditions. Stevens said that the r easily. Just idling the engine keeps the choke closed longer. " j computers are used to cut the City driving and winter driving may require a driver to change snowmobile 2. "Pump the accelerator a few times before increase time "From in preparing applications. the department in the engine will start the first time and using the starter so his oil more prevent flooding." Regular frequently than his manual suggests. servicing should include more than just required oil Pumping the accelerator more than once on cars with automatic viewpoint it saves typing time," CLARENDON, Pa. (AP) — tank blew up and a gasoline can chokes may flood the engine. changes and lubrications. Periodic inspections should be made of travel he said. "Now instead of having the brake fluid in the master cylinder, of the air and oil After filters, state to type the whole application, the season's first nearby exploded. Christienson The proper method is to depress the pedal slightly, hold it there • f u , . . iSSKSTE "'I"? JST'J "TT and sun the motor. If the engine is measureable snow, a man from caught his leg under the n.w.v. flooded, a motorist should exhaust SYStem. to name „ H IPW undercarriage and the Tirps s;hnulH alu/avc Ho norofn only have to type the ?T J—* '° "" * ^ tu.. we this northwestern Pennsylvania floor the gas pedal and i i i i i i • .» v shfflU,d _ a ... . Motorists drove an estimated compressor, but managed to changes." 13.4 billion miles on Michigan highways in June. July and "It also avoids the last minute town snowmobile decided - to test but he may never a wiggle free without injury, fire officials said, engine. If the engine doesn't start, wait a few minutes and try The Estate Motor Club reminds car owners to beware of bad again, repeating this method every few minutes until the advice. Talk is cheap, but repair bills and accidents resulting from August, an increase of 6.5 per congestion of the offices. If you dare to sit on one again. car The garage burned, causing an starts- cent over the same period of last come in with a prepared Wesley Christienson started estimated $28,000 damage, taking bad advice are not. year, the State Highway Dept. application, you don't have to one up recently outside Benson worry about waiting for a pen or Tractor Sales, Inc., when the says. Travel was up 4.7 per cent in using the wall to write on." June, 5.9 per cent in July and 'With these applications throttle snowmobile jammed and the zoomed into the Car Owners DQWA 8.4 per cent in August. hope to get a continuity of garage and smashed into an air The August increase marked the second consecutive month infWmaH™ » '"formation, Stevens said, course accuracy also saves »of our compressor. The compressor exploded, the snowmobile's gas ter that traffice volumes exceeded those for the same •nonth of the previous year. have department time. Trying correct errors by correspondence takes time. to I MMK, Through August, statewide Stevens said that the computer I avel this vear was up 7.3 per System was actualfy less cent o\er the same period of 1968. This included increases of expensive. He said that no extra employes had been hired though S All If your car could talk it would want its new winter I Volkswagen used cars j 10.9 per cent in the eastern the employes who put the outfit from Kramer Auto. New items like these to upper peninsula. 9.3 per cent in . applications in envelopes may I I aren't used Volkswagens. J make your winter driving worry free. southeastern lower Michigan, 8.1 hav£to work some overtime, per cent in the south central and ' The, computer we use can do | We carry big cars too. Thumb area, 4.5 per cent in the several JobJ at once- The * Generators ■ Like Fords, Oldsmobiles, and northern Lower Peninsula, 4.3 operator feeds the computer the - even Cadillacs. * Points & Coils per cent in southwestern lower '"formation on magnetic tape * And our 100% guarantee plugs t * Michigan, and 2.8 per cent in the and then he s free to do ? toreplaceorrepairallmajor * Air filter western Upper Peninsula. something else, too. ' mechanical working parts* \ * Clamps & hoses Department travel estimates Stevens ^ thosef who ?on 1 1 for 30 days or 1000 miles, * Antifreeze Shocks are based on gasoline tax rece,ve a computer form should I whichever comes first, is for collections and on traffic counts |° down one of *he 25° I them too. * Batteries * Tire-chains at 53 permanent locations on Secretary of State branch offices | Most big cars only have a state highways and county and f,n out an application. This | 50/50 guarantee. But we year a title is needed along with | figure if a big car's tough Winterize Today | enough to pass the VW 16- Sears Automotive Center | point inspection, it deserves I our 100% guarantee. Complete Auto Class Service Headquarters for All Your Car's Needs LARGEST DISCOUNTS IN TOWN! . Not all cars come up to Have Your Car Serviced While You Shop VW's standards. ffl YOUR CAR NOW RU _ But these big cars did. SEARS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES • Wheel Tune up Balancing • Mufflers and Tailpipes ...FOR TROUBLE FR[DRIVING • • Voltage Regulators • • Wheel Alignment Shocks iP/uC {fouOut'd Inc. • Brake Jobs • Lubrication | 2924 E. Grand River im Stop cold weather driving problems before they start IsA ahout Sears convenient Credit Plans I Lansing 484-2551 1^1. 800 E. KALAMAZOO drive in for . . . now our complete, dependable auto Frandor Center - 3131 E. Michigan winterizing service. Satisfaction guaranteed. NOW OPEN 6 NIGHTS Sears Shop Sears Monday B for body We'll get your body ready for winter driving / thru SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Saturday 9 to 9 hazards. COLD WEATHER TUNE-UP Get engine in tune for rough driving weather. YOUR E is for electrical Our specialty and your special need during the CAR coming winter months. / FALL-WINTER LUBRICATION Keep car properly lubricated for smooth going. WILL E is for every sport car We'll see to your every need. PUR-R-R / COOLING SYSTEM CHECK-UP Includes radiator drain and flush; anti-freeze. ALONG Pis for personal service - If your car is going "chung-chung" or "ping-ping," we'll honestly tell you what's wrong and save when you your new or auto purchase used parts from / WHEELS Increase ALIGNED, BALANCED driving safety; cut wear on tires, too. Just One Stop Serves All Your Driving Needs . MORRIS AUTO recision Morris' Winter Checklist 1915 E. MICHIGAN □ Starters? □ Antifreeze? PHONE IV4 4411 C □ □ Generators? Batteries? Ignition System? □ Jumper Cables? O Thermostats? □ Heater Hoses? Imports SUPER Transmission & Tune up? Specialists on duty MORRIS AUTO PARTS 'Specializing in finer sport cars" 8-5:30 Mon. Sat. IV 4 5441 SUNOCO SERVICE 9,8e.grandriver 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Want Ads deliver Cash Buyers to your door. Isn't that nice to know! CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment For Rent Tbe State News does net FORD 1959. Good condition. BABYSITTER DEPENDABLE, RENT A TV from a TV Company EAST LANSING near. 5906 Marsh permit racial or religious Automatic. 332-3964 evenings. $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. Road. New 2 & 3 bedroom wiwBHIBu discrimination In Its ad¬ vertising columns. State News will not accept The $100. FORD or best offer. 3-11-21 GALAXIE 1964. Solid red interior. Standard shift. No rust. ATTRACTIVE INTELLIGENT NEJAC TV RENTALS. C furnished and unfurnished. $155. and up. Immediate occupancy. 5-11-23 339-8544, or 339-9206. • AUTOMOTIVE advertising which discrim¬ $500,646-6423.4-11-23 woman who loves cosmetics and • EMPLOYMENT inates against religion, FURNISHED APARTMENTS race, color or national or- 1963. Excellent buy. Sound • FOR RENT FORD professional techniques of • FOR SALE engine and body. 393-0762. • LOST & FOUND 3-11-21 available^Call 355-1222. xl-11-20 TV RENTALS-Students $55 per man monthly and term (4-man apts.)x t PERSONAL FORD 1964, Galaxie convertible. 484-2600 to rese • PEANUTS PERSONAL Runs good, body fair. Take over MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS: UNIVERSITY TV. C • REAL ESTATE $160 married couples payments. 393-5513. 5-11-24 ASCP Registered or eligible to SERVICE NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented • riology. Also nei 4 blks. to FORD 1966 Galaxie 500. 37,000, medical tech., 11 p.m. only to MSU students and Campus • TRANSPORTATION CHEVY II 1966. Must sell, mint i 390, V-8, power steering and to 7:30 a Friday only. Would faculty. $8.84 month (including • WANTED condition. Make offer. 351-0631 . tax). STATE MANAGEMENT Ph. 337-0298 or brakes, radio, one-owner, tuneup, consider r registered if qualified 3-11-21 clean. New snow tires, brakes, and k experience, clinical CORPORATION, 444 Michigan through \/ HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. DEADLINE CHEVROLET 1964 convertible. 489-0700. 3-11-21 Apply Sparrow Av. 332-8 Hospital Personnel or call 351-7910 1 P.M. one class Fully equipped. 1967 327 engine. REDUCED RENT fo day be¬ FORD 1965. 1 owner. Sharp, low 487-6111, ex 353. 4-11-24 Automatic. $450 . 489-0092 . Exchange for little SUBLEASE WANTED: Two three fore publication. mileage. Priced right. 337-9576. or 4-11-23 Cancellations - 12 noon one 3-11-20 GRADUATE STUDENTS locating people, for winter term. kitchen. 332-5977. 5-1 351 2247. 4 11-20 class day before publica¬ CHEVROLET 1963 Impala 4-door teaching jobs. Revolutionary tion. FORD 1966 Galaxie 500 37,000, approach. Directories of positions sedan. 283, V-8, well-kept car, . automatic transmission. $350. 390, V-8, power steering and to candidates, candidates to 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or brakes, radio, one owner, tuneup, schools. Inexpensive. Deadline unfurnished apartments. 6, 9 489-4679 3-11-21 NEEDED: TWO girls for four man PHONE clean. New snow tires, brakes, and December 1, 1969 Applications Chalet apartment winter term. or 12 month leases available. exhaust. Must sell, no trade. write: INTERCEPT, P.O. Box CHEVROLET IMPALA Super Sport 351-1781. 5-11-21 355-8255 1965 V-8, automatic, air 489-0700. 3-11/21 317, Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. 02138 1-11-20 conditioning. 485-7478 2-11-21 SUBLET: MALE, luxury, 3-man RATES apartment, near campus, $75. TEMPORARY Part time, telephoning CORVAIR 1964 Spider. 351-8492. 3-11-23 GAL NEEDED to sublet I day J 1.50 a close-by 2 professional clientele. $2. per hour Triple-charged engine. Rust-proof HUDSON TERRA plane, 1938, bedroom apartment. Reduction 15£ per word per day plus. Wives of students preferred. 3 davs J4.00 Excellent condition. 353-3531. 5 2-door sedan. Partially restored. WE'RE HERE TO STUCY SO fVT Mrs. Weaver, 351-8810. 2-11-21 2 NEEDED for 4-girl Meadowbrook 393-3299 on 1st month's rent. Call after 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. 3-11-20 Trace. $53.75/month. 351-0088. 13 1/2# per woru per aay 332 1663. 3-11 20 "TWWINQ DOWN AND START PICKING 2-11-21 p.m. Apartment No. 133. 1-11-20 Beechwood 5 days PART TIME employment for MSU $6.50 CORVAIR VAN 9 passenger 1962. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 1963, (JP ROCKS ii. students during school year with 13< per word per day Whitewalls, Snow tires, radio, 4-door hardtop, fullpower, ONE GIRL wanted to sublet Winter STODDARD APARTMENTS. 1 heater. $275. 351-7121. 3-11/20 midwest's largest full-line and Spring for 4-girl in Rivers bedroom, 2 man. Near campus. (based on 10 words air-conditioning, 332-1663. merchant wholesaler. Automobile per ad) 3-11 20 Edge. 351-0343. 3-11-23 332-0913, ED2-2920. 5-11-25 required. For further information There will be a 50# service phone 337-1349. 0-11-21 LUXURY APARTMENT - Cedar and bookkeeping charge if MUSTANG, 1965, power steering CAPITOL VILLA Greens. Must lease. Was $160, this ad is not paid within CORVAIR 1963, 2-door. turbomatic drive, 56,000 miles Automotive DENTAL ASSISTANT. Experience 4-speed, Only $650. Phone after 6 p.m. now highest bid. 351-2484. one week. in orthodontic office necessary. APARTMENTS 3-11-22 694-9501.2-11-20 PONTI AC 1965 Sport Coupe. VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Convertible Full or part-time. Call 482-9695 351-6312.2 11-20 The State News will be Automatic, power steering. Yellow, black top, sharp. Call days, 484-0702 evenings. 3-11-21 Married, post-grads,and sen¬ FURNISHED 1 bedroom for couples MUSTANG, '66. 289 V-8, 4-speed brakes, new tires. $850. 353-0961. 355-3086 after 5:30 p.m. 3-11-23 iors, 1 and 2 bedroom apart- responsible only for the CORVAIR , 1966, 4-speed, 4-lbbls, Vinyl top, wire wheels, Colin or students. $100/'month includes first day's incorrect inser- clean, runs good, new shocks, 3-11-23 ATTENDANT FOR vending I ments. From $150-$l65.Near utilities. 351-6465 before 5 p.m. Saxton, 332-0836. 3-11-22 VOLKSWAGEN 1969. $1600 machines in East Lansing. 9 a.m. ' 353-0066 5-11/25 PONTI AC 1965 Convertible. Full 1 p.m. Campus. For information call 5-11-24 15,000 miles. 351-5940 days, or to Monday through Friday. CORVETTE, 1960 327. 425 power. Good condition. Best 655-1844 evenings. 4-11-21 For more information phone, 332-5330. OKEMOS - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. offer. 393-5363. 3-11/20 372-1850. 3-11-21 Horsepower, custom paint Call or Carpe ted, air-conditioned. come out to 1438 Hitching Post, VOLKSWAGEN 1966 convertible, 1.351-6430.5-11-23 Automotive East Lansing, 332-4143 5-11-20 PONTI AC LEMANS 1966, 24,000 actual miles. Best buy, BARRACUDA 1965, 4-speed. Power $200 below book 337-2721 after SUBLET: ONE girl to MUSTANG, 1967 stick. Good 355-3057 after 6 3-11-20 11-21 steering, higti performance, CORVETTE 1968 427-435hp. Carpeted. Fine Quality furniti Walking distanc $62.50. condition. $1,000. 351-3895 or DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Typist - excellent condition. Eaton Rapids. aluminum heads, 16,000 miles. Colored applianc 332-0472. 3-11-20 PORSCHE 1963 Excellent engir Assistant for Orthodontist's 355 2398 15-12-4 663-8714. 4-11-21 Must sell. 351-9504. 10-12-3 good body. $1550. Jerry, 3-7 p.i Auto Service & Parts office. West side location. Please Air-conditioning Security lo 484-1335. 3-11-23 send personal resume to State FURNISHED, ONE bedroom DODGE DART MUSTANG 1966. Good condition, 1963 Excellent BUICK, 1961 La-Sabre Good must sell. 351 5871 before 2 p.m. ACCIDENT PROB LEM? dependable 332-3162. 3-11-20 car Make offer. transportation. $150. Call All day Friday, Saturday. 5-11-25 RAMBLER AMERICAN, 19 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY eTl^l negotiable terms. Call after 5, SHOP. Small dents to large 7II East Apart 351-2367. 4-11-21 351-0719. 5-11-25 2-door. Stick shift, A-1 conditic wrecks. American and foreign FUL|_ QR part 711 Burchi OLDSMOBILE 1965 88, hardtop. All $1175. 351-7961. 2-11-20 BUICK LESABRE 1967 2-door, cars. Guaranteed v . 482-1286. ***"" New deluxe 1-bedroom 129 BURCHAM Drive. 2 man power, one owner, radio hardtop. Excellent- $1650. 489-2317 1 11-20 RENAULT R -10, 1968 Good 2628 East Kalama; furnished 2 or 3 man furnished anj-*, student's leisure time has been adequately planned 14. Drum of a 37. Army EEIUS QS13QI1I! Round Trip Air for with detachment raissra nannsm New Year coming? Tired of dull, drab apartment living? Escape to a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 15. Heaps 39. Blizzard DC-8 Jet 16. Haw. baking pit 42. Sherbet iQBiiaa HBBBiga the warm comfort of University Terrace living. We have a very few rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 17. Praises 43. Thick coup 19. Narrate 44. Untie vacancies available so beat the New Year rush. Six and nine month among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 21. River island 46. Golf clubs "Quad" 22. Enzyme 47. Nearly DOWN 2. Feathers today. There are units available at $280/month and 3. Cyst under the leases are now available at your discretion. So welcome the New Year T ransfers 23. Levantine 48. Coppers 1. Mast tongue ketch 49. Viewpoints 4. in the luxurious living of University Terrace. Who knows, 1970 just Accommodations up. Including 5. Howl For Further 6. Gr. pillar may be a little brighter! Inforrrtation CalI MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily 7. Visionary 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 8. Fetid 9. Eyelashes Tom Price PHONE: 332-6441 10.Seconds 882-1369 11. Silk gauze NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE i: 18. Succor Sue Eckles 1 20. Ignited 24. Acknowledge 351-5333 1 11 26. One addressed % 28. Orange pekoe Bill Kropf 882-1369 Qftupctungftam 1ii ii 1 30. Harmony 31. Most refined 32. Meat jeily 33. Accustom State cAlat xiKiemerd Si 4620 S. Hagadorn 34. Imbecile Steve Kaufman 36. Eathenware rfpasdnwd Ho/hcujement 353-7708 Studentours of MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVE1. Y B Y I- pots 38. Bivouac 40. Departed Grosse Pointe Alco Management Company m 41. Lounge ^5^edic£suffj^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 13 For Sale For Sale Student SONY TC 200 tape $75. Call recorder, extras, anytime. 355-8026. NEW: HEIERLING ski boots Ruby-diamond ring; - 7%; Haynsworth approval pending DIRECTORY Bargains. 1-11-20 355-6360. 5-11-21 KENWOOD 70 watt stereo amplifier, (continued from page one) Judge Haynsworth is insensitive energies toward outside activities ORGAN, HAMMOND - 5 months to the old. Perfect condition. $750. Call full controls, four speaker outlets, newsmen at the White House. expected requirements of for the purpose of financial During 29 years in the Senate, judicial ethics." gain." CONTACT LENS T.V. & STEREO NORTON'S 482-8650.4-11-24 center channel. Six months old; Aiken This is especially true, said F randor Shell Station Excellent $90. Also Harmon said, he has voted to He said that to confirm SERVICES GONGWER FASHION Association. Kardon Mono FM receiver, good; confirm all but one for the Williams, in regard to the "rule Haynsworth "in the -D. M. DEAN, aa SERVICE Major repairs including light of his Wigs, Falls, and wiglets. 100% $35,487-0268.2-11/20 major appointments of six that requires judges to separate record tune-up and brake work would in my opinion be 210 Abbott Rd. Fast rates. Human hair. Lady Godiva wig fall from active business connections mechanic on duty presidents. placing a stamp of approval on Suite #16 Reasonable rates. 26" long at $100. Wefted wig WOLLENSACK TAPE recorder, "On the whole this policy has and to avoid even the All State Road Service such outside financial $15.50. Deluxe hand made model model 1280. Several pre-recorded 332-6563 Call Randy 351-8939 3024 served me well and I see no appearance of impropriety." operations." Saginaw 489-8010 $39.75. Demi wig $12.50. Super tapes included. Speakers included. Williams said that opposition Deluxe fall 18"-20" $60. Extra 484-1263.5-11/24 advantage in digressing from it in Boggs, on the other hand, said Under new own the case of Judge Haynsworth," to Haynsworth has centered on KWAST BAKERIES MSILVER COINS!! Super Deluxe fall 20"-26" $80. he said. two issues-that he was too his review of the record Suzuki Deluxe mini wiglets $10. Cascades FISHER MODEL 125 receiver turn¬ "confirms my opinion that of table combination, 2 Fisher Asked if he thought the conservative and that he had Dated before 1965. Lansing are $17.00. The new fashion hand Judge Haynsworth is a man of )torcycles & Snowmob made stretch wig $50. Super XP55B speakers. Purchased announcement of his position violated ethics and propriety by Top prices. recently. $300. 355-1388. 3-11-20 great integrity and of emminent Sales & Service Deluxe wiglet $15. Deluxe would sway any votes, Aiken failing either to disqualify Any amount. shoulder fall $35. Extra special himself from some cases or to judicial qualifications." Call 484-3689 2400 North East St said, "No." 372-3908 Niarcle wig all hand tied, never TELEFUNKEN, ALLEGRO stereo Asked to assess the outcome give up the business connections "I do not believe his needs rolling or setting, wash and component excellent set, of Friday's rollcall, he said, and holdings that have made him opponents have built a case wear. Hand made $29.50, machine condition. $175. 351-1014 Lincoln National Life With this ad and $1.00 BROOKS Imported Cars 2-11-19 "Very, very close." The a millionaire. substantiating the charge of made $18.50. For more ethical insensitivity," Boggs said. of The Grad Plar Play Pocket Billiards Vermonter said he could foresee Williams said that if just information write or call. Watch for "THE HAT" for 1 Hour Sales and an outcome of 50-50 or-one way Haynsworth's philosophy was at At least one of the on ABC-TV NCAA Gongwer Fashions P.O. Box 263, Service or the other-51-49 or perhaps stake, he could vote for him uncommitted senators is the Week. GOLDEN 8 BALL BILLIARDS Portland, Michigan. Zip 88875. If 482-1473 write, please put sample of hair in. ALASKAN MALAMUTE 52-48. "enthusiastically." reportedly opposed to 2019 East puppies - 351-8811 Michigan Shop is on 7019 Friends Road off Order for Christmas Aiken said his lone "nay" was But, he added, "for years I Haynsworth. There remained the 5014 N. Grand River, now gifts. 1 Lanang 484-91 Lansing Highway 16. Phone 647-6127. male and 2 females left. against confirmation of Julius C. have been critical of federal possibility, however, that even 694-0778, 2-11-21 judges neglecting their judicial some of those so far committed • EYES EXAM'NED mornings or evenings. 4-11 -24 Holmes, nominated by President CONTINENTAL ONE The style you want John F. Kennedy in 1961 to be duties and directing their might change their minds. BIRTHDAY CAKES 7"-$3.64, • GLASSES HOUR CLEANERS for that special date' - 8"-$4.18, 9"-$5.20. Delivered. ambassador to Iran. Holmes, • CONTACT LENS New hours: Elda - Diane KWAST BAKERIES. 484-1317. criticized by a Senate DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. ^ Beauty Salon Mrs. Chase O-11-20 subcommittee for dealings in Mon.-Fri. I Mobile Homes Co-Optical Services 227 Ann 7:30 a.m.-6 p.r surplus ships, was confirmed. 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 E. Lansing In declaring himself against Sat. SCHULT 1967. Excellent Condition. Available January 1. Near campus. Haynsworth, Williams said there (continued from page one) said. "Even before my husband COLLEGE TRAVEL Typewriters-All Makes 694-9897. 3-11/21 was no single action in the Dorothy's Authorized Olympia Dealer Dist. Co., 316 North Cedar. judge's record to warrant a vote was killed I was opposed to the Opposite City Market. 482-2677. and I OFFICE Bridal & Gift Shop Sales --Service C-11-20 Lost & Found against confirmation. "There is no justification for war, am even more so Complete Bridal Apparel Rental Purchase But, he said, "one can discern my husband's or anyone else's 130 West Grand River Blvd, and accessories L. E. Lighthart & Co. SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! a pattern which indicates that death in this futile war," she 15972 Turner Brand portables $49.95. Referring to the President's 351-6010 4616 N. Grand River new $5.00 per month. Large selection Call 351-9422. 3-11-21 plan for a gradual de-escalation 372-6941 Lansing 482-1219 of reconditioned used machines. Peanuts Personal of the forces in Vietnam, Mrs. Learn to Singers, Whites, Necchis, New WE'VE LOST Tippy. Friendly, Chase said it is a "farce. BUD'S fly? Sure you I Use our Air Taxi-Service Home and "Many Others." $19.95 young dog. Marked like Collie, SLINKO 21 is here. Enjoy. Gobble, AUTO PARTS UNIVERSITY $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS only % the size. gobble, oink. Buy a new Piper to Reward! Love, Nooky. "It's just his method to try to BEAUTY SALON DISTRIBUTING 332 3979. 3-11-21 1-11-20 Late Model Motors anc All at: COMPANY, pacify the people, but I don't 10% off with this coupon 1115 North Washington, think either myself or anyone parts a speciality 3000 E. Kalamazoo Francis Aviation 489-6448. O-11-20 REWARD. MEN'S leather coat, 3/4 OLSON, A vicked Svedish voman, Kadema Students for Israel meeting else is falling for it." Halfway between Holt and 2 blocks W. of University length, brown. Call 353-2893. grows illegal cacti and lichens. - Mason on N. Cedar 699-2154 Capitol City Airport 484-1324 2 11-20 1-11-20 tonight, 8:30 p.m.. Gold Room, Village 372-8900 LIVING ROOM carpet, 12x14, Union. Discussion of Mrs. Chase said she supports proposed antique gold. Slightly damaged in Hebrew Language course to be all efforts of protest against the CAMPUS Custom Picture Framing' HAYRIDE SPECIAL shipping. Cost $150, sell for $78 LOST WALLET around Campus Hill offered as an accredited University or terms. 489-4095. C-11-20 area. Reward. Call David Harris. war and feels the Washington WASH N' GAS Give us a call! 351 2308. 3-11-21 course. Program on "The History of moratorium was the consensus $20 the Jew in Palestine, part 1." Free exterior car wash with Bob Jones Paints sed, 8:85 snc Recreation of American feeling. WHITE BIRCH LOST: KEYS, Monday near Grand 18-gal. purchase of gasoline. ' SOLD Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship MASON Stable and Shop R iver-A Ibert Street. 351 -2625, SPAIN1! TORREMOLINOS - "This war should have never 248 West Grand River 351-1754. 1-11-20 December 26th to January 3rd. meeting, tonight, 9 p.m., McDonel 677-8141 Call 677-0071 for appointmei Kiva. David Bentley - Taylor, from begun," she said, "and the time WASHING MACHINE. Complete deluxe package $249 for us to leave is long overdue." Semi-automatic, portable 1968 FOUND: BLACK and white cat, Phone Frank Buck 3511437 or WHY PAY MORE? house Evangelical Students, Lausanne, The large ad rnodei. C: !l 355-1002. : . . .'3 broken, wearing collar 332-3581. TF Avoid the John, 353-1410. 3-11-20 Switzerland speaking on: Students Mr. Chase was a July graduate Hold list! Meijers Thrifty Around the world; "Impressions of of For a small price! FISHER the University of Acres Barber Shop 120, two XP55s, phones, NASSAU. BAHAMAS, December the International Campus Scene." Massachusetts in accounting and Pay for all Student Service cover, $325. Espana classical 13th-22nd. ads in Pennsylvania Ave. Private plane, Rides, 3-1531. was drafted in August. Serving in guitar, case, $165. Albums, preference senior or grad girls. advance! Directory 355-4985, Debby, or 332-6358, the infantry division, he left two 351-3679 evenings. 3-11-23 . FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. MSU Sports Car Club meeting, Call Judi 355-8255 7 10 p.m., Judi. x3-11-23 months later for Vietnam. tonight, 10 00 p.m.. Union Room STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 30. Discussion of Dec. 7 Gymkhana, SUNG LASSES,SAFETY or ered "That was the last time I saw including a short instructional firm. lens or any optical needs. ABSOLUTELY FREE him until April," she said, "and I OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Details on how students, male DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS and formats. Experienced. First meeting of the MSU Student still keep thinking how many Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. and female, can make money WANTED TO sublease Winter and HOLT, 3 room sti FURNISHED HOUSES. 2 and 3 Reasonable 355-1040. Mobilization Committed to End the more are dying each day." in their own room on their Spring term. One man for 2 man Complete! ■ carpeted, excellent bedroom. 5 minutes from campus. 6-11-25 War in Viet Nam, tdnight, 8:30, own time. Rush your name Union apartment. Woodmere apartments. Cedar Village area. Call 351-8103 location shopping R^"Kj^tance cenit." / to area "1 days, Phone 351-8810,9-5 p.m. 5-11-21 LIVING ROOM lamps, bed, and address to Nimbistique, ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking - Old College Hall. ch est-o f-drawers, stroller. P.O. Box 2086, Ann Arbor. Strike rs or 351-0343. 5-11/23 evenings TU2-3508 oi /4-2226. East Wilson Hall Complex Mixer, Reasonable. 393-2862. 3-11/20 Mich. 48106 . 2 GIRLS needed-own bedroom. $60. Friday night, 9-12 p.m., Wilson Hall. FURNISHED STUDIO apartment. month, includes utilities. Winter SELLING STEREOS AND Band - Francis X and the Bushman. $90. plus electricity. 408 Ann. and/or spring. 351 2546. S-11-21 TV, 23" RCA console. COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster DEWITT -1 bedroom, furnished. No Sublet winter and Call after 5:30 p.m. with Classified Dial spring. chhildren. Utilities paid. $114 plus a Ad. Dialogue presentation tonight, 7*30 Typing Service 351-9262.4-11-24 COMPLETELY deposit. 669-3988 5 11/23 3-11-20 UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar 355-8255 today. TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general p.m.. Lower Lounge, W. Holmes Hall. Rev. E. Eugene Williams, E.I.Trinity atG.E. get FURNISHED, 3 SINGLE ROOM. Quiet. For grad FREE. A Thrilling hour of beauty. Church; Mr. Gary Vandenbos, typing. . Dictaphone or tape rooms. Utilities paid. $110. 1125 gentleman. For appointment call 484-4519. Graduate Assistant of Psych., and Dr. Parking. Available transcription. 393-3663. TF chest-of-drawers, jobs McCullough. 482-7818. 5-11-25 December. IV2-8304. 5 11-20 bookcases, MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Terry Phenice, Assistant Professor of prefinished picture frames, and STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. BARB! MEL: Anthropology talking on new SUBLET WINTER term 1 girl needed more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 0-11-20 Typing, multilithing. No "Aggression: Part of Man's Nature?" in N. Cedar Village, call 351-5865 South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C job too large or too small. EAST LANSING girl needed for All a Block off campus. 332-3255. C 3 11-23 3-11-23 WHAT DOES fall a term dropout do Most of the 133,000 workers BEAR SUPER Kodiak, 49 lbs. 6 with his time? Drop in at TOM German Club meeting tonight, 7:00 IT'S HARD TO TOP the fast results TYPING - TERM papers and theses. idled by a strike at General ROOMS FOR rent. Utilities SAWYER'S BOOK RAFT. 255 p.m., lounge Student Services paid, all Electric typewriter - fast service. Electric Co. plants across the you get with Classified Ads. To Ann Street. Across from Building. Discussion of exchange privileges. Between Cedar and Knapp's. Call 332-4597. 10 11-23 sell something dial 355-8255. EAST LANSING 3 5-11-23 programs to Germany and Austria. country are turning to union - bedroom, Washington, just off Mt. Hope. unfurnished. $185 a month plus Call 482-0541 after 6 p.m. or benefits, temporary jobs, welfare HEY WOW, Girl needed for TWO TICKETS for U.M and Ohio PAULAANN HAUGHEY. Complete aid and their - utilities. Call 332-5901 after 5:00 339-8834. 7-11-25 MSU-SDS meeting, tonight. 8:30 savings and credit luxurious Cedar Village. Winter. State. Call after 6 p.m. Eddie, Professional Thesis Service. IBM 1-11-20 p.m.. Union, second floor lounge. 351-4952. 2-11-21 ROOMS FOR 337-9691 4-11-21 Selectric Typewriters, Multilith rent for men. $20 per Topic: Recent arrests, Washington Yearbook pics are FREE. Call Offset Printing and Hard Binding. A survey Wednesday showed ONE GIRL needed for week. Marlett Manor, 3519 South Demonstrations. eight girl KENMORE KITCHEN Wolverine now at 353-5292 Free Brochure and Estimates. Call that a few in cities such SUBLET 1, 2 girls Haslett apartments Cedar, Lansing. 882-0261. range. Four as house Winter term. Walking burner, white. Reasonable, for 337-1527. C $62 Winter/Spring. 351-1142 distance. Discount 351-7969 351-8451 6-11/20 appointment. Mason-Abbot Hall showing movie, Cleveland, Ohio, Holland, and 332-3980. 3-11-20 3-11/21 1-11-20 Friday, 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.. Abbot Hickory, N.C., have taken other DOUBLE, CLEAN, quiet, reasonable. TYPING DONE in my home 2V4 Hall Cafeteria. "Dr. Newman, MD," full or part-time jobs, some STEREO TAPE recorder. 4 track HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or blocks from campus 332-1619. EAST LANSING-One bedroom, TWO GIRLS v Parking, private bath. 237 Kedzie starring Gregory Peck, Tony Curits, permanently, since the GE strike unfurnished. Quiet 351-9584. 5-11/24 English make about $65. engaged? Tell it to the world with 27-12/5 Angela Dickensen. 25c admission. No building. HARMONY GUITAR brand new began Oct. 27. an announcement in WHO'S Single person preferred. Not 351 7977. 3-11-23 IDs SPARTAN around $60. MARKER WHOSE. Only $1.00- pre-paid. ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith student rental. 337-0781. 3-11/21 HALL - Leasing winter BINDINGS $15. 351-2117. Room 245 Student Services. offset printing. Complete service GE continued to keep all its GIRL SUBLET Winter/Spring. Own Spartan Christian Fellowship - 1-11-20 for dissertations, theses, showing, November 21, 7:30 p.m., plants in 135 cities officially room. Call after 5 p.m. 351-2698 3-11-23 Peanuts Personal manuscripts, general typing. IBM. 109 Anthony Hall, "The Seventh open, with about 187,000 BACKROOM SALE, 911 N. Cedar 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Seal," by Igmar Bergman. 50c employees at work, mostly in off College Road. Ladies clothing, WOMEN STUDENTS. Available SWEET DIXIE, "Be-be, today's the donation. No ID's. nonproduction jobs. A few sizes 8, 10, 12. Knits, sportswear, COMPLETE THESIS services TWO GIRLS Winter or Winter and DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and day! Happy Birthday! I love nonunion plants continued at December. Excellent location. many cocktail dresses. Some never discount printing. IBM Typing and Spring. Haslett Apartments. you!!" Love, Wah-boot. 1-11-20 Beal Film Group showing tonight, full production. Kitchen, laundry, parking. engagement ring sets. Save 50 worn. Butte, Catalina, Jantzen, 351-5363.5-11/24 binding of theses, resumes, 7:00 and 9:15 p.m., 106 B Wells. 332 1918. 3-11-20 percent or more. Large selection publications Across from Campus Orsen Welles in "Citizen Kane " 50c of plain and fancy diamonds. No major back - to - work corner MAC and Grand River $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 WILCOX admission, no ID's. movement WALK TO < . below Style Shop. Call Copygraph among strikers was SECONDHAND STORE, 509 redecortO Services, 337-1666. C Council International Relations reported. 651-577 To 11-23 East Michigan. 485-4391. C on RCA VICTOR Portable Stereo, $50; CEDARBROOKE ARMS 5 and United Nations Affairs meeting SONY TAPE recorder TC-200, $50 2 Buco motorcycle helmets, $20; Negotiations continued in New from Bessey. 3-i tonight, 8:30 p.m.. Room 38, Union. Snow Supro bass guitar amplifier,, 15" York, but neither side was Top floor, corner, to t tires, F-70X14 $40 Movie on African Refugees, "The lease. Call after No\ 355-6021. 3-11/21 Jensen speaker, $50. Bill Echols, Promise of M-Boke," which was optimistic for early settlement 351-3820 between 7-11 p.m. J.C.: DIDN'T know snakes lived to of the wage dispute. 351-2104.X 11/20 TYPING OF produced and just released by the 2 BLOCKS from Uni MOVING, MUST sell wringer wasl 1-11-20 be 21. Congratulations! Arlo. United Nations High Commissioner The company estimated its; NEEDED 1 man for furnished 3 man 8' trailer, Judo Gui size 1-11-20 for Refugees A short meeting will ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums. production of "hard goods" had apartment. Available Dec 13 or 10-speed men's bike, and porta follow the film. been reduced by two-thirds, Jan. 1. 351-2205. 3-11/21 typewriter. 351-6465 before DISSERTATIONS. 337-0703. X5-11/21 THESES, Term p.m. 3-11/21 Final meeting, MSU Evening College although research and testing papers. Anita Warren: SCM CEDAR GREEN 2 man with Electric. Fencing Club tonight, 7:00 p.m.. was virtually unaffected. The TWO TV'S. Portable an< 351-0763, 351 7086 balcony. Sublet winter only. GARAGE SALE: Moving from large PAM, CONGRATULATIONS oi 0-11 20 Fencing room, Jennison Fieldhouse Defense Dept. refused to 1 23 Also ironer. 332-4840 ' 351-2202.3-11/21 house to apartment. Appliances, becoming the new Phi Sigmi Topic: Competitive Fencing. Movies comment on the effect of the Kappa Moonlight Girl. Fuzzii will be shown; plans for continuing strike on military production. ONE MAN needed to sublet winter TWO BEDROOMM home with ° ^day STERE0 COMPONENT system. 7 love, your AXD sisters. 1-11-20 Wanted practice between terms will be Some dealers reported they months old. Dual, Eico, Utah. and spring. MEADOWBROOK carpets, drapes, and appliances. discussed New officers elected: Located at the intersection of 351 7263. 3-11/21 had stockpiled GE appliances in TRACE. 393-6479. 3-11/21 Michael Figler (President) Doctoral Harrison Road and Lake Lansing MOVING: 8 mm projector, candidate in Psychology; Charles anticipation of the strike but Road in East Lansing. $200 per edi viewer; Drafting chair, light; SKIIS, 1 year old, 210 Rossingol expected to run out before 414 SOUTH Pine, Lansing. 1 Faulkner (Vice President); Jan month. household baby things 548'/j Beech, Strato. 195 head standard. Boots, 3 GIRLS need ride to Rolling Stones bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some Security deposit required. C.W. MOSS - You're still champs Maggiore (Secretary). Christmas. Detroit retailers said Call. 372-5570. TF 8'/. Kolfach. 699 2064. 5-11/25 Concert, Monday, November 24. furniture. Married couple or grad Lansing 489 2918 4-11/23 with usl Your adopted sister floor. major appliances already were Call 351-7397, Kip, Comfort student, 2 persons only. No pets 1-11-20 Help deliver peace newspapers hard to get. Other shortages MARANTZ-SEE the expanded line 4-11-23 $110. per month includes all NEW. MODERN -2-bedroom THERMO-FAX "Secretary" copying published by the Greater Lansing were reported in Jackson, Miss. of receivers from $199.95 to utilities. Call Richard Alban, residence Built-in range 12 miles machine. Good condition, some PHI KAPPA Psi That over which you Coalition To End The War Now. $69500 MAIN ELECTRONICS, BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 Organized labor was staging a 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. south of Capitol. 663-3096. supplies, $50. 337-1725 4-11/23 have wept has been by us secretly anytime, Thursday and Friday and 5558 South Pennsylvania. for all positive. A negative, B series of 23 rallies around the 12 12/5 3-11/21 kept. Gobble Day will come and Saturday, November 20, 21, 22, 882 5035. C negative and AB negative, $10.00 TAPE RECORDER Akai M-8, cross go before another clue we'll show. 1301 C University Village. country to gain support and O Negative. $12. MICHIGAN NEED 2 girls for 4 man. Winter 1 field heads, sound on sound, four Love The Caretakers. 1-11-20 financial contributions to the 13 >uys COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, block from Berkey on Albert. track, four speed, vertical stereo Pre-Law Club having Law School unions on strike at GE. 5071/» East Grand River, East 332-4042 3-11/21 337 2688 3-11-21 DAVE. HOPE your 21 st is as great as Interviewer today, 1-3 p.m., 2nd Lansing. Above the new Campus floor GRADUATE WOMAN, 3 girl my "Big Brother " Love your conference room, Eppley MOVING: 8 mm projector, Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 apartment winter/spring. Walking SUBLEASE WINTER-1 or 2 girls. SKIS HEAD -d 195 with "Little Sis." 1-11-20 Center. The Pre-Law Club announces ediviewer. Drafting chair, light; p.m. Monday, Wednesday and distance. $60. 337-0535 after 5 Close to campus. $58 332-4107. cubco birSOLD 355-0140 or household baby Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 Lon Rose, member Student Bar p.m. 3-11/21 3-11/21 337-9276 after 6 p.m. 3-11/21 things. 548Vi Association Miami University Law Beech, Lansing. 489-2918. P-m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C School will talk to interested persons 411/23 2 MEN to share 2 bedroom furnished 1-3 p.m., November 24th, 2nd floor 731 BURCHAM n IT'S HARD TO TOP THE good buys OLD COINS and common date silver house. $12.50 per week each, plus household conference room, Eppley Center. and Spring on goods in the coins dated utilities and $25. deposit. before 1965 Sign up in the BOA offfce of Eppley 3-11/20 Classified Ads. Check now. IV5-8300. TF 484-3689 O 12-7 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 20, 1969 Stone helps with BUFs black politicization Second in a series constituency before they can good for the black community is black politions than too many With all of his politics and and pride and warmth. The By JEANNE SADDLER represent their country. He good for America." "moderates or Toms." plans, Chuck Stone's goal is to atmosphere of his home State News Staff Writer News background compared the need for black At a three-day seminar on "We have white radicals like politicize the black community predicted that we will not power in Washington politics to black politics at Morgan State Spiro Agnew in the government, in order to seize their rightful develop our politics without Chuck Stone .net .ne at his all the various white religious College last spring. Brother so we must have some black power and dignity in America. emphasizing our humanity. door with a grin and a hello and eventually destroy the and nationalistic power groups Stone put forward his theory of radicals there to balance the But the hope of a black The rest of this "Family dashed off to serve his three-year At Trinity, he teaches a course conspiracy of white racists and that now operate there black proportionate control. scale ," he said. political community is not the Stone" includes his wife, Louise, old son his lunch. in black politics and is This Uncle Toms which has kept the effectively. plan would eventually Stone has his own list of what only one that was forecast when and Krishna. 10, Allegra, 7, and A huge coat of a tiger hung on developing a Black Studies Dept. nation's capitol in economic and "Black politicians must be provide for 20 per cent black he calls "The Noble Black I visited his home. I also Charles III, 3. Life is groovy at the far wall and an African f°r the college. He is using one bondage." agressive and articulate in representation in all facets of the witnessed perfect example of their house. Black and together, of his own books,"Black political Eighteen," which includes black more a throne sat nearby. Over the Criticizing black politicians in defining the goals of the black power structure. He admits, people he would like to see in black community of love. Even and groovy. fireplace, two drunk and Political Power" for the course, D.C., Stone said that they must community. They must become however, that he would rather government from Eldridge his youngest child can welcome And there is so much love drugged brothers seemed to spill As we talked about the various strive to represent their unified," he explained. "What is see a smaller number of radical Cleaver to Queen Mother. visitors with a self-confidence there, too. out of their dark wood frame, possibilities for black studies Mother Africa, Black America, programs, the author who moves Mother Africa. . . and speaks with the warmth and Thanksgiving Costs Less Chuck Stone, a writer and sPee<* of electricity, laughed at editor by profession, is one of h's own position, the most dynamic, astute black "I almost question the men in the country. He makes situation when a real black man his home in Washington, D.C., »s approved by any white where he is a member of the establishment," he smiled. He Central Committee of the Black called some blacks who are United Front. Black politics and successful in a white racist black concerns. students "If you are out of that black, same are his major you come crucible of white oppression," Stone said. es t a b I i s h ment society,^ "surrogates of white racism. But in his appointment to Trinity, Stone's deference to the "This is the legacy of all black secondary. He refused to leave was only At Kroger peoples. Black students and Trinity's campus, or accept the professionals must get together, position until he met with the We must unify black students campus' black students and and encourage Pan-Africanism." received their approval. After being awarded the ^ee' that black professors prestigious John T. Dorrance should be secure enough in their Visiting Professorship in Position to be interviewed and G jverhment at Trinity College approved by black students," he in Hartford, Conn., Brother commented. Stone said. Brother Stone, however, is "I'm naturally flattered to only taking a short flight to the have been chosen, and I am Ebony" tower of academia. He indebted for this appointment to w'" return to the arena of all of the young black brothers Washington politics in January, and sisters who raised so much "I fn not leaving Washington, magnificent hell during the past D C There is too much to be year on the various college done here. I'll be coming home SWIFT S GRADE A campuses to sensitize our on weekends, and of course, lily white and racist educational when my professorship ends in power structure to the need for January, I will be back full-time change " ' to worry, irritate and hopefully BUTTERBALL Prices and Coupons good thru Sat., Nov. 22, 1969 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. 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