Lodge resigns U.S. likely to lose prestige change of administrations in Washington, Vietnamese allies. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon Habib stayed on to work with Lodge and It was actually a deliberate diplomatic accepted the resignation of Ambassador Walsh. He is regarded as one of the U.S. act though it had the appearance of a Henry Cabot Lodge Thursday in an action government's knowledgeable men on which may mean at least a temporary possible show of personal indignation by Vietnamese war and peace issues. downgrading of the level of U.S. Lodge. It unquestionably summed up his Lodge cited personal reasons in his letter position and that of administration leaders participation in the stalemated peace talks of resignation to the President, which the here when he said, "I have sat here all day in Paris. White House said was received Wednesday. A White House announcement said that Friends had been saying for many weeks listening to the statements which you on the other side have made - you still show both Lodge and his deputy, attorney that he was frustrated and fed up with the no desire to engage in genuine Lawrence E. Walsh, are leaving the lack of action in the peace talks and would Vietnam negotiations effective Dec. 8. negotiations." leave by the end of the year. One of the questions posed by "I strongly support your efforts to See related story, page 3. Thursday's announcement was what negotiate an end to the war," Lodge response the Communists might make at wrote Nixon. the time of Lodge's departure - and No one disputed that the practical result could be to lower the political prestige of Nixon thanked Lodge for his service and specifically at the first meeting when he disclosed through the publication of his does not show up. U.S. officials say that the U.S. negotiating team-though that depends on how rapidly Nixon names a letter that Lodge had agreed to continue to normally the North Vietnamese are serve as an adviser to him. sensitive to the proprieties of equal rank on successor. Lodge's frustration over the lack of each side. Leadership of the U.S. delegation will fall I N, action was dramatized last month when he This suggests that they might reduce the to 49-year old Philip C. Habib, a career broke off the 39th of his meetings-the level of their representation and possible diplomat who served last year on the publicly reported series--with the North do so in some way to try to extract negotiating delegation headed by Henry Cabot Lodge Ambassador W. Averell Harriman. At the Vietnamese, Viet Cong and the South political or propaganda advantage. Lawrence E. Walsh Philip Habib Regret. is an . . appalling waste of Friday . Sunny and cool with . . . a high near MICHIGAN ... 35 degrees. Cold tonight with a You can't build on it; it's STATE N EWS energy. chance of snow flurries. only good for wallowing in. -Katherine Mansfield STATE UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21, 1969 Vol. 62 Number 95 Reunited Apollo crew junks Intrepid CDAPf SPACE PPNTTPD CENTER, Houston (AP) -- in the Yankee Clipper mothership, / A D \ Safe At „ . impact, the slight hull of Intrepid . end j r J.L • of their lunar . . i x * . i »i_ scouting, and finally Beam had homed in on the mothership trouble was, the astronauts couldn't find it, each was ™ found, and cued to pictues of the . . the carved out an elliptical crater on the docking with the Yankee Clipper. Clipper after a 3'/2-hour chase. and it didn't bother their perfect launch. area. There was also the television camera Apollo 12 explorers abandoned the moon's surface estimated at 20 feet by 40 By 3:10 p.m., the three Navy Gordon, at Clipper's helm, caught the "You've got a go to cast off" Mission that failed, depriving earth of pictures of mooncraft Intrepid Thursday and sent it feet, and only 20 inches deep. commanders were together again. image of Intrepid with his color television Control informed. "Lift off and away we the mile-long moonwalk, man's farthest crashing back into the moon, a final But the shock waves rumbling through Twelve minutes later they cast Intrepid camera when it was just a speck against the go," Conrad replied. excursion on the lunar surface. At one sacrifice to man's curiosity about the the moon's surface provided a bench mark adrift in the lunar skies, without audible dun-colored lunar surface. The moon explorers. Bean and Conrad, point-at Sharp Crater-they were 1,500 strange lunar sphere. for earth scientists watching readings from reluctance. Oddly, neither the Apollo 11 "Stand by to receive the skipper's gig," roared away from the moon's pocked feet from the safety of Intrepid. Intrepid's rockets were fired at 4:50 p.m. the seismometer left on the moon's surface crew nor the Apollo 12 crew had expressed Mission Control told him. "Aye, aye, sir," surface at 9:25 a.m. (EST). It was by far a more exhausting study (EST), and less than half an hour later the by Conrad and Bean in their 31'/2 hour any sentiment about their respective moon Gordon said. The booty they brought back from the than the pioneering flight and landing last little moonship smashed into the moon's crafts, Eagle and Intrepid, when they were expedition. The only hint of trouble was a master moon took at least two hours to stow in July by Apollo 11. The Apollo 11 surface some 24 miles from the former Lines on the seismic charts on earth finally abandoned. alarm at blastoff that signified danger in the mothership. There were 80 to 90 astronuats spent only 211 hours walking the home base on the Ocean of Storms. showed a slight wiggle at impact. Earlier, riding Intrepid, Conrad the and moonship Intrepid. But whatever the pounds of rock, cross indexed as to where lunar surface. The three Navy commanders, Charles With that known reading from the Conrad Jr., Alan L. Bean and Richard F. seismometer, scientists can measure the Gordon «ir.. displayed only passing impacts of other meteors striking the Drop seen in January draft call curiosity about the fate of the little craft moon, and by the same readings infer that had carried two of them safely to the information on the interior of the moon. moon and b; ck. It the last was major experiment in a long It struck t*e moon traveling some 3,700 day that included Conrad and Bean's miles an hoflt at 5:17 p.m. blasting off from the moon in Intrepid, the According to the latest available figures, The Navy's October objective of 7,482 Pentagon expects to draft about 250,000 W \SHINGTON (AP) - Asst. Secretary of through mid-October, the Armed Services enlistments was more than half subscribed men during 1970--a decrease of about Defense Roger Kelley said Thursday the Outcome rated toss-up January draft call will be "very much lower" than the original projected have been filling their enlistment quotas, and in some cases exceeding them. The Army signed up 20,525 recruits in as of mid-October. The Air Force asked for 7,342 volunteers in September and fell nine men short of 40,000 from this year's obtained draft total. As the United States pulls back gradually 35,000-man quota. from Vietnam, the Pentagon is cutting September, 114.7 per cent of the objective that figure. October Air Force enlistment Kelley, the Pentagon's manpower chief, of 17,900. In the first 12 days of October, down on the total number of men in figures were not available. in Haynsworth balloting WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two more "This is the hardest vote I have ever had did not say how much of a drop there will be. He spoke with newsmen a day after draft reform legislation, authorizing a random the men Army reported that a volunteered, nearly 38 month's goal. total of 6,027 per cent of the After a transitional 19-year-olds will be vulnerable for induction. year, During that first year all only uniform. So fewer draftees will be needed, assuming recruiting does not fall off drastically. The Marines topped by qualified men between 19 and 26 will be Last September, as the Vietnam Republican senators disclosed Thurdsay to cast," he said. lottery, went to the White House. 68 men their September enlistment goal subject to the draft so that nobody will get withdrawal gathered momentum, Nixon their opposition to the Supreme Court Scott denied that there has been any Earlier, defense officials indicated the of 6,100, and the October quota of 6,200 than a free ride. cancelled the 50,000-men draft quota for nomination of Clement F. Haynsworth Jr., pressure on him from the White House or decrease in the January draft is possible was more half-filled by Oct. 11. According to present calculations the November and December. while a Democrat backed it. But the any administration officials. But another of because the over-all size of the U.S. armed outcome still rested with uncommitted the uncommitted Republicans made the forces is being reduced and the rate of new members whose positions may remain first public report of a threat influence his volunteers has been satisfactory. secret until the roll call today. Two months ago, President Nixon Republicans John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky and Charles McMathias of Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., said he (please turn to page 5) cancelled 50,000 in draft quotas for November and December. MSU PRECEDENT Maryland joined the opposition - both saying then decisions had been extremely Arts, Letters students . hard to mafe. Democrat Jennings Randolph of West Virginia s^id he will vote to confirm because he believes Haynsworth would serve on the court with "fidelity, high purpose and compassion." help nominate new dean According to an Associated Press poll the day's delcarations brought to 45 the number of senators publicly committed to vote against and 12 uncommitted. nominations by students and faculty of the The committee, after deliberation and GOP Leader Hugh Scott, R-Pa., most By CARL P. OLSON prominent Republican among the State News Staff Writer college. evaluation, will present to the college's It is comprised of two college uncomitted, said he made up his mind faculty a ballot containing not less than Students of the College of Arts and representatives chosen by the provost, one three and not more than five names of several weeks ago but has told no one. Letters registered a first at MSU. They, faculty representative from each of the qualified candidates for dean. with faculty members of the college, will nine departments, two graduate Upon selection, hopefully by Jan. 1, the Faculty group nominate the new dean of the College of representatives from each department and elected dean's name will be submitted to Arts and Letters. two undergraduates chosen by the the provost for approval, then the A Search and Selection Committee was Graduate Student Advisory Committee of president of the University and finally to established to collect and review all the College of Arts and Letters. the board of trustees. passes In a recent meeting, the selection committee approved the following criteria: teaching Agnew attacks media; -That discussions of the qualifications of the candidates would be private. -That the committee would screen candidates by preferential ballot. -That the voting faculty be those new The Academic Senate, composed of all tenured MSU faculty members, approved a code of teaching responsibilities monopolization warned MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)-Vice attacks on the networks iignored the main appointed under regardless of rank. Nomination the rules of tenure, forms for students in the thrust of his remarks, Agnew elaborated on College of Arts and Letters are available in Wednesday, but did not intiate any action President Spiro T. Agnew, asserting there is to censure William Crissy, professor in the what he said is his principal point: every department office of the college. "growing monopolization of the voices of "When they (the news media) go beyond Nominations may be mailed or delivered to College of Business. public opinion," aimed particular criticism fair comment and criticism, they will be Robert Wall's office, 301 Morrill Hall. The State News named Crissy in an Thursday night at The New York Times called upon to defend their statements and The deadline for nominations is Nov. 26. editorial July 11 as the leader of a group of and The Washington Post. MSU faculty who protested a federal grant In a followup speech to one last week in their positions just as we must defend ours. Students desiring information are asked to awarded to Dhirenda Sharma associate which he hit at the news programming of And when their criticism becomes contact the graduate or undergraduate excessive or unjust, we shall invite them members of the selection committee. The professor of philosophy. the television networks, Agnew said the A motion to investigate these charges was down from their ivory towers to enjoy the telephone numbers of the undergraduate day is over when the news media "enjoyed initiated by Charles P. Larrowe, professor a form of diplomatic immunity from rough and tumble of the public debate." representatives are: Perry Serbanos, of economics, who asked that Crissy's Snow strikes comment and criticism of what they said." Agnew hit at The Washington Post Co. after saying that should a shoe company 351-4108, and Carol Nye, 351-0005. Members of the committee include: actions be brought before the Committee In remarks prepared for the Montgomery When snow hits the campus for the first time, a. decision has to and a shirt manufacturer form a Robert E. Wall, chairman and asst. on Faculty Affairs. Chamber of Commerce, the vice president However Larrowe withdrew his motion be made whether to follow the tenets of fashion or dress for asserted: comglomerate, there would be righteous professor of history; Joseph Waldmeir, demands that the combination be broken secretary and professor of English; Paul since the Academic Senate cannot initiate warmth. The bundled-up coed on the right appears to have de¬ "Just as a politician's words-wise and such actions. up. He went on: Love, professor of art; Russel Nye, cided that comfort is more important, while the coed on the left foolish-are dutifully recorded by the press of Teaching "But a single company, in the nation's distinguished professor English; Herbert The Code Responsibility apparently likes her mini-skirts better. and television to be thrown up to him at capital, holds control of the largest Jackson, associate professor of religion; adopted by the Academic Senate spells out State News photo by John Harrington the appropriate time, so their words should newspaper in Washington, D.C., and one of Mark Kistler, professor German and what has previously been an "unwritten likewise be recorded and likewise recalled." (please tum to page 5) Arguing that many of the critics of his (please tum to page 141 (please turn to page 14) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21,1969 Douse elected IFC head By IRENE PINCKES lost in the shuffle. Blood hort; "There will be no big changes a vice State News Staff Writer new president for affairs of the council. Douse said that he has no fear Steve Douse, Nashville senior, of the same thing happening to has been elected to the recently him because his term of office ln the .IFC'" Douse UThe development was also elected. counc'' w>" ^ tryjng to Jeff Stuart, Birmingham junior, ac?or?Plis,!? activities." the 831116 kinds of will now ^ handling the internal Next week the council will be appointing a new treasurer to fill that recently vacated office, 1,100The pints vacated office of will be a short one. campus Red Cross blood drive ends today, with 1,100 more donors needed to meet the goal of 1,855 pints The Inter-Fraternity Council of blood. will be electing a new president Synder Ha// implements Donations did increase Thursday, drive chairman Dean Douse, former vice president again around the middle of Fritz said, and possibly more decided to stay home because for development, was appointed winter term, of the snowv weather. acting president when former "Whoever the president will be Donors with O-positive blood are requested to give blood next year," Douse said, "will 24-hour at 10 a.m. today in Demonstration Hall. Other donors may have to be active in the IFC give blood until 1 p.m. At that reluctant time, to Dziak discuss was his now." jn this election, however, open Students who give blood can help their contest to win a box of Acting President Adams' living unit in a cigars. The resignation. But Douse said that Douse was the onIy candidate A 24-hour open house policy a 24-hour open house standings on Thursday were: he thought Dziak was becoming running for office, and he will be Wednesday night as effect. Women's dormitories: 1. West Wilson 2. Butterfield. so involved in his office that Ted unable to run again because of well as implemented by the "It is time that the regulations "The 24-hour open house Men's dormitories: 1. Fast Shaw 2. East Holden. Dziak, the person, was becoming his Snyder Hall General Council. of the University conform to policy will never pass through Co-operatives: 1. Ulrey 2 Montie. Chris Hartzell, Southgate reality," Hartzell said. "The the administrative channels. The Sororities: 1 (tie) Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omega Pi and junior and vice president of people who pass restrictions are University reflects our Delga Gamma. ^ Snyder Hall, said that in reality, out of contact with student society-which only represses the Fraternities: 1. Farmhouse 2. Alpha Kappa Psi. needs and freedom." individual " If Snyder Hall is enjoined for Trustee Martin their actions, Hartzell guest on 'Forum' =rtheymighlobserve BENEFICIAL EXPERIENCE MSU Trustee Blanche Martin Snyder Hall is anticipating will be the guest this week on support from other residence hall complexes, Students back zoology trip WKAR-FM's "Forum," the program that features a different "We would like feedback of administrator of the University our policy from other each week. The program is aired dormitories-especially from the at 8 p.m. Sundays. many who have remained silent Wednesday with other students student declared that the histories of the patients that in the class who leveled criticism information being obtained was were A given were not needed and group of students in earlier this week of a field trip to "one of the c lass's business, and that all that was necessai ror Zoology 341 disagreed Pontiac State Hospital 44 of the 166 students walked the purposes of the class was me Ron Grubbes Diamondale out of the session, type of mental illness the patient senior, who said he spoke for at Four students, who least .east a "dozen students," said dozen students, letter to the State News Hf> saiH thi, tvnp ftf most bZncfalTa°r„i„« beneficial learning ig neither the hospital, hospital, the students *"« information students 6—tics , class is relbecause u evant to the many experiences we ve had. "For the first time in my five f"°r from 1 gamed anytllin8 theP interviews. zoologists believe certain mental disorders are inherited. However, years at MSU, I learned "We feel the objections be most psychiatrists are of the something that didn't come out can DON'T LOOK NOW BUT of a book," he said. eliminated," Grubbes said. "But opinion mental breakdowns are there is no question it was due to environments factors. YOUR CALENDAR IS TICKING During an interview a mishandled.' But the controversy should Omega's automatic calendar timepiece Grubbes said the detailed ( not prevent the class from shows both time and date, "looking into" the situation, handsomely, in stainless steel The State Grubbes said. News, the student newspaper at Michigan State From the Dynamic series. $115 University, is published every class day and Sundays during Herman Slatis, professor of four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. zoology who taught the course Subscription rate is $14 per year. in the winter of 1964, said several variables are open to Member Associated Press, United Press Jnter "tional, Inlan« Daily Press Association, Associated Colitgi. te 1 res,, Michiga ^ress Association, Michigan Collegiate Pres: A He suggested making the trips s«h i.im, Unite' Andre % Segovia, far and States Student Pres;. Association. optional lather than required, make more trips with fewer away the master of the students or insure that the classical guitar. "The Second class postage paid at East Lansing Michigan Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Servict persons conducting the program Unique Art of Andres are sympathetic to the goals of Building, Micl igan State University, East Li.nsinf?. 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CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Nov. 24,1969 For more information and a camous interview, visit the F lacement Office now. 142 Student Services Bldg. East Lansing, Michigan (ID© ®@od§}O^OUO®iaiG Internal Revenue Service _jf& / ON CAPITOL AVE Canterbury 3nn j-k . AT THE SUNBURST SIGN OF . . THREE BLOCKS SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL QUALITY MOTEL-CAPITOL PARK Telephone 482-1491 1 Ample FREE PARKING in all hotel lots An equal opportunity employer RESERVATIONS PLEASE Fri. & Sat. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21, 1969 3 NEWS South Viet casualties increase SAIGON (AP) The South Vietnamese army Enemy deaths last week South Vietnamese armed forces to handle an - were reported as 3,013. were higher than the previous week, official lost 479 troops killed in action last week, more increased share of the fighting.. Saigon A capsule summary summary of the than four times the Saigon's U.S. toll and increasing combat role, the allied reflecting Since last summer, the number of South Vietnamese killed in action has been 60 per cent higher than U.S. battle fatalities. The U.S. -A shift in U.S. battlefield tactics from massive battalion-sized operations to generally small unit sources said they did not think the increase was significant enough at this point to affect further U.S. troop withdrawals now under day's events from commands reported Thursday. battlefield death toll for 1969 stands at 8,702, or and reconnaissance patrols, a process called consideration. ur wire services. American battle deaths were 113, or 16 more "protective reaction" by military men. In addition to 113 Americans killed last than the week before but well below the weekly 5,754 less than at this time in 1968. Officers said -More week, there were three factors involved. enemy attacks against South 643 were wounded, down from 698 the week average of 193 for the year. The toll of South Vietnamese forces, such as the stepped-up before. Vietnamese killed was the highest in nine weeks. - The greater U.S. effort to train and equip the fighting that has broken out between North and The new totals raised the reported number of South Vietnamese troops in the central highlands American combat deaths to 39,442 since Jan. and the 1, Mekong Delta. 1961. The wounded total for the war now stands ARMS TALKS Although last week's U.S. battlefield deaths at 569,632. "When they, the news media, go beyond fair comment and criticism, they will be called upon to defend their statements and 'Mums the word' JT MONEY ! I • positions just as we defend ours. " -Vice Both sides Pres{dent Spiro T. Agnew HELSINKI (AP) - The United are maintaining Monday, this time at the States and the Soviet Union ended a cautious first week of absolute silence on matters discussed at their relatively brief American Embassy. Conference sources said this SAVE IT! - At our GIGANTIC arms curb talks Thursday and meetings. first phase of the talks could last kept the rest of the world U.S. and Soviet negotiators anywhere from several weeks up GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER REDUCTION SALE. wondering how the chances look spent near two hours together at until shortly before Christmas. It for reining in the nuclear arms the neoclassical Soviet Embassy. is billed as preliminary, but CONTINUING TODAY, TOMORROW AND MONDAY. International News race. The only known result was that substantive issues could be they agreed to meet again discussed. The briefness of the two working sessions-the first, on 402 S. WASH. AVE. A Viet cong spokesman, Duong Dinh Thao, commenting on the resignation of U.S. peace negotiator Trustees to decide Tuesday, lasted 90 minutes-and the need for translating indicate MUSIC COMPANY DOWNTOWN LANSING Henry Cabot Lodge, said Thursday that "changing the no detailed discussions took MID-MICUIGAN'S LARGEST MUSIC DEALER negotiator is not enough-the Nixon Administration must also change its policy." The Viet Cong and Hanoi promotions, transfers The Soviet United Union, States and in opening the delegates used much of the time of Ambassodor Lodge's Academic promotions and schedule wouldn't permit him to messages read by chief delegates See This Coupon? last session in Paris to claim that last week's anti-war tenures will be the Gerard C. Smith and Vladimir S. major item come to the executive session, demonstrations proved that the American people were before the MSU Board of but he didn't say why," Breslin Semenov. pledged to seek not almost unanimously opposed to the war. Trustees at its monthly meeting said. only the limitation but the reversal of the Breslin said that no action will strategic arms AH other business will be be taken on the salary item in The White House reported progress was made routine transfers and the closed meeting. Thursday by President Nixon and Japan's Prime SPECIAL SLAB OF RIBS 20* off appointments gifts and grants, The open Meeting is at 9:30 Minister Sato in negotiations focused mainly on according to executive vice $4.00 p.m. in the Board Room, fourth economic president of the University, Jack floor of Call Ahead 372-7011 problems between the two countries. the Administration Breslin. Bldg. 1209 TURNER ST. Decisions reached at the latest conference will be on a Hobie's submarine Breslin said the president's President-designate Wharton published Friday in a joint communique. salary item has not been moved from the private to the public will attend the meeting. THE PIT carry-out or delivery In a very timely move, an Oberammergau. Germany agenda. city spokesman announced Thursday that the text of an Trustees Clair White, D-Bay •City, and Warren Huff, LOOKING FOR A NEW PLACE TODIHE?! * Also 10c off on half-sub Oberammergau Passion Play, written more than 100 D-Plymouth, said Wednesday at Trowbridge address years ago by a monk, has been revised to remove what some consider anti-Jewish passages. The play is said to they would not attend the private executive session unless GREEK SPECIALITIES have caused a furor in the past. the salary was to be discussed * And 10c off on half-sub publicly. EVERY SATURDAY NITE "I talked with him (Huff) at M.A.C. address The Viet Cong declared Thursday that the alleged Tuesday and he told me that his American massacre of hundreds of civilians in Quang A GOURMETS DELIGHT Ngai Province of South Vietnam in March 1968 "are Offer Good from Wed.. Nov. 19 only a few among thousands and thousands of crimes DO THE BROILED STEAKS thru Mon.. Nov. 24 perpetrated by the United States and its puppet regime AND SEAFOOD NIGHTLY every day and every hour." Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh. DEAD RETURN? foreign Minister of the Viet Cong's provisional ..[evolutionary government, said that these "war crimes" RESTAURANT & TIFFANY LOUNGE helped to turn the American people themselves against the war. Arab guerrillas and Lebanese troops waged a gun ASK ANDRE •6 Downtown Lansing FREE PARKING 116 E. Michigai Usthia'c battle in the southern town of Nabatiyeh Thursday, THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE THE SANDWICH PEOPLE CARRYOUT & DELIVERY PHONE 351-3800 shattering the calm restored earlier this month in a secret peace pact. Authorities said the trouble began 930 TROWBRIDGE RD. SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER (just west of campus) when four guerrillas marched into the town's telephone 211 M.A.C. Ave. exchange and complained tliat the telephone line to one of the area's refugee camps was out of order. National News Leave the BLOOD, SWEAT, IN THE SUNDAY STATE NEWS President Nixon Thursday signed a $20.7 billion bill and TEARS to us... authorizing most of the funds sought by the Pentagon for the Safeguard missile defence system and ships, Vietnam: missiles and research. The authorization, which Congress Volunteers an at agonized attempt at rationality MSU — Five brief interviews We'll cook it and sent him Nov. 6. occupied the Senate for more than two months in a stringent review of defence spending. Abortion and Max the Butcher deliver it, all you May, 1968: uprising in France Students under the influence of drugs will soon have "crash pads" for emergency treatment available just The Art Student and Kresge have to do is Plus: entertainment calendar down the hall from their classrooms in four Francisco-area high schools. Dr. J.M. Stubblebine, San photo feature enjoy it. originator of the program, said. "For the first time a graphics feature youngster under the influence of drugs while at school poetry can be treated-without fear of no questions asked." reprisal-at school with ASSOCIATE Sunday yourself with Domino's House leader Carl Albert, D-Okl.. said Thursday that COUPON the Nixon Administration's economic policies "are placing this country in dire peril of a recession." Albert likened Eisenhower recession. the tight money policies to those of the administration, which resulted in a Come in and on 500 any on-campus off I Michigan News delivery FRI.-SAT. Col. Fredrick Davids. State Police director, said Sing-a-long NOV. 21,22 j^.^- Thursday, "We're really going to hit hard this time" in with Earl Parchman on the piano. referring to a police van being used to tour Michigan DOMINO'S communities to spur recruiting of new policemen for Tues. - Sat. 8:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. state, county and local forces. Gov. Millikin called it a "unique undertaking." SERVING DINNERS P.M. The Federal Bureau of arrested six men Investigation agents Thursday in Detroit on charges of obtaining PIZZA illegal deferments from their local draft boards by submitting phoney enlistment papers in the Illinois National Guard. The arrests brought to 41 the total of persons taken into custody in the scheme that was off-Campus MSU Dorms uncovered during a continuing investigation by the FBI. OPEN SUNDAY Residents CALL The Michigan Civil Rights commission reported Thursday that nonwhite employment in state Cocktails CALL 351-8870 351-7100 government is up 94 per cent in four years, but that 203 MAC — Downstairs 966 TROWBRIDGE ROAD three-quarters of the black workers were still concentrated in low-level jobs. I REStftURAIlfl The decision for Michigan Women's Commission adopted a resolution supporting a Senate Bill that would leave the an abortion up to the individual woman and West Saginaw at Logan fyaNt tf-iee t Our MAC Avenue Stor her 487 6017 physician. MICHIGAN DELORES MAJOR STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager TRINKA CLINE, executive editor you, a and you Expressing emotions as Washington?" they ask mumble simple something aching to be home? sentences In two hours you can think of a lot of incoherent like "great" or "fantastic." questions. NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor Finding it hard to compress the emotions Questions that you'll never know the GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor of to. a moratorium weekend into a few answer DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor The March simple sentences. against Death, started at LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor Using trite overworn phrases to describe Arlington Cemetery, filed past the White KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor the feeling of wearing a dead man's name House and silently ended at the base of JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor around your neck for two hours as you Capitol Hill, where 12 pine coffins received walk through the dark streets of the 40,000 placards with the names of Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Washington in a silent March Against Vietnam dead. for outstanding journalism. Death. It might have been easy to turn the Knowing that you represented one of weekend into one long hate rally, but the • over 40,000 dead, knowing that your people there wouldn't let that happen. President wouldn't be swayed by such This was a protest, a protest that would be protests in the streets. found to instill nothing other than EDITORIALS Walking along in the cold wasn't so bad, brotherhood and good warm feelings. not when you could look back and see a Marshals from the New Mobilization friend behind you, not when you could committee, coordinators of the look anywhere and see a friend, not when moratorium, were there to offer moral you thought of all these dead soldiers who reassurance, a smile, cigarettes, black Legislature must have walked friendless through coffee, another smile. countless battles. One policeman, with a flower stuck in a You walk single file, but not alone, for button hole, stood off to the side, greeting five miles, trying to think of the man, or the marchers as they passed by. Another boy, whose name hung around your neck policeman signaled the marchers with the drinking am in six-inch high letters. It's hard, something one doesn't especially like to think about, but you do, cause what else can you think about during this 40 hour vigil? familiar peace sign. were When you passed the White House, you "So that told to shout out the soldier's name, man inside can hear you." How The issue of drinking on the MSU Residence Halls" recommended that 4 Was he young, old, single, married, did he could any man have slept, even al •'! a.m., eampus. which has been raised . .certain dormitories be set aside enlist, was he drafted, did he once consider while being barraged with Vietnam repeatedly in recent years, has the as non-drinking halls for those who moving to Canada, but reconsider? Was he casualties? unfortunate tendency to wallow in prefer such an atmosphere." a college graduate, a high school drop out, The pace of the marchers was steady, This suggestion has the makings of just in the Army until he made plans for swift and as one marcher said, it seemed as limbo as other topics become the his future. Did he feel noble? Was he if the countless 'number of candles viable solution. At present, the . center of attention. Now is an a consitutional rights of students, 21 scurrying by was something that you appropriate time for alternatives to couldn't stop if you wanted to. state statutes and University or over residing on campus, are "It was as if these were (he dying soldiers regulations regarding licensing, infringed merely because tiiey reside MARION NOWAK in Vietnam, and it was something we on state owned lands However, if couldn't stop." possession and sale of liquor. "It scared the daylights out of me." The main obstacle to the sale of these students were given drinking The March Against Death was a truly alcoholic beverages at the student privileges on campus, the privacy The personal, emotional experience, one that is Union the amendment and/or other eating places on MSU campus, to a Michigan statute forbidding the sale of alcoholic is an rights of other students, especially those under 21. might be impinged. For this reason, the setting-aside of separate residence halls for those 2 1 ways of the trustees hard try to share, to nevertheless fraternity that was generated throughout the three days in Washington There were times when my bark ached, one relate the brotherhood and must try, beverages on property owned by the and over who wish to drink has its my feet hurt and my fingertips felt nearly state. In part the amendment merits. What does it take to be an MSU trustee? Constantly release worried speeches students who frostbitten. about the financial future of the university. might not be sure what a Above all, with the Not much. There times that 1 IVH like crying states that no". . .licenses shall be Congressional Since the trustees have first and final dormitory does. were In fact, with a little appropriate Install $250,000 worth of from the confusion of strange streets, issued. . .to sell alcoholic liquor change in the ammendment, the alteration of appearance and behavior, financial say, the good trustee wears a synthetic unfamiliar student Union would become the Tartan Turf in the stadium to give the buildings and. again, (he aching either on or off the premises, in such concerned gray wrinkle in his forehead, to anyone can learn to be a figure sufficiently players rug burns. feet. cases in which the property .to be ideal place on campus for the sale of go dashingly with this power and his There times that 1 awed by . . uninteresting to make trustee. Raise tuition and room-board rates to were was the covered beer. Unfortunately, until the law conservative gray business suit. by the license is situated in A good trustee is clean and neat as a pin. cover the rising costs of the university. numbers of people there, warmed by He conservative business suits that There are many ways the wise trustee can or on any state owned lands." regarding the age limit on drinking is wears And, most important of all, never forget people w ho told me to smile and joyed by inspire confidence in him from everyone prevent authorized financial waste at the that old maxim: haste makes waste. Take the spectacular sight Saturday afternoon of The proper place to apply pressure altered, only those 21 and over but students. university. For instance: a half million people singing "Let the Sun for a change in University regulations would have the ability to purchase Print up 6.000 copies of a very pretty He always washes his hands, and never If Shine." you talk long enough or stay in is the legislature since buildings of the alcoholic beverage. Yet. the sale little magazine all about the three new picks his teeth while sitting at his conference enough, you'll put all your Some critics called the moratorium a the University are situated on land of beer on campus would be a mahogany trustee table in the natural science tracks. Give the mags away rock concert, pnrhaps it was. part of it. but opponents to sleep. And if they don't go to milestone in that the legislature and Administration Bldg. free to incoming freshmen at a total cost of i was also a meeting, a coming togethei of owned by the state. The legislature sleep, put them through t!>e proper He is politically loyal. In keeping with .$10,000. i "J. by passing the original statute the University had finally heeded channels. people who cared about, opposed J tie the apolitical Order the installation in every buttding of President's stand on the Vietnam war. The* student opinion and dissatisfaction. nature of academe and MSU's proper channels are t. most wrongfully interfered with policy Univeristy automony, trustees in the State a plaque declaring the purpose of the solutions differed, but not the concern -it powerful soporific known to man • on that should have been made by the The statute and amendment as of Michigan are elected by the people building, something very useful for was al! there. University. Therefore, by altering or they exist today are anachronisms. according to political partv. They make it a criminal offense for a In further keeping with this apolitical deleting the amendment to the nature they tend to vote accordingly. The statute in order to sanction the sale 21-year-old carrying liquor in his car of to drive the MSU campus, even Democratic majority on the board, for OUR READERS' MIND liquor on campus the legislature on instance, unanimously made Walter Adams would be positively reinforcing the though he might be passing through acting president over the unanimous University's right and privilege to to another destination. They take objection of the Republican minority. The issue regulations on drinking. away the civil rights of a 21- year-old Democrats supported sliding-scale tuition With amendment the to change in the the statute, the from the larger community, which allow him to purchase liquor if he while the Republicans vehemently opposed it (although they linked hands to eliminate it). And so it goes. As silent people' begin to speak University would then have many desires to do so. Finally, they force A good trustee thinks bourgeois. After options open regarding the sale of the drinking of alcohol underground all. he is the voice of the people of To the editor: Theory." which derives directly fr< : ; lie alcoholic beverages. where it undoubtedly affects a great Michigan. Moreover, his thought is Having just finished reading an editorial concept that it is good to be hated In the rated as second only to Communists in Since the state controls the majority of students in a disturbing carefully castrated to omit any concepts column by Stewart Alsop in the Nov 24 age hated. being considered "most harmful to less than 10 years behind the beliefs of the limit Newsweek, I feel impelled to write. Credited on legal drinking, the manner. average MSU student. to Thomas E. Dewe>. the In what is entitled "The President and 1 feel it quite an honor to be finally University must consider the rights The amendment must be If a trustee is confronted with this theory is that every successful President 'The Kids'", Alsop comments upon talk in needs a villian. accorded such a potent distinction -rated of both the drinking and immediately changed in order to actuality, called "cobwebbed," today's White House circles of the "Dewey "harmful" by the American people above allow the University its right to "hidebound" or "reactionary," he swiftly According to a recent Harris Poll, we non-drinking segments of the mere prostitutes, homosexuals, and counters with a reply couched in pure New academic community. In this vein, establish fair regualtion on campus atheists. Left language. the "Supplement to Ad Hoc Committee e Report on The drinking. -The Editors His sentiments, of course, do not change. Just the vocabulary. And of course only U' needs concert hall It has been said that operating on a political wicket but on a Agnew is not "generation wicket." temporarily. The voters might not understand him, and then where would he To the Editor: music educators. The Concert Band will be Alsop suggests that Nixon also operates One of the on the "generation wicket." and notes be? deplorable conditions on forced to demonstrate concert some pieces that Nixon's rhetoric (in his speech on The great trusteecan even get away with campus that seems to arouse little concern in the bands' practice room while the Vietnam) was "designed not to appease is the lack of a decent concert or lecture renouncing hidebound thinking, providing nearly 200 educators circle the room in Wharton's 'the kids,' but further to enl'lame them." he relies on a newer tradition of sleepy facility. I was dissappointed in my high folding chairs. Also on Saturday night the A generally conservative pastor friend of beliefs to do so. school for not having an auditorium, but I MSU Wind Ensemble will play in the only , amazed to find that conditions were mine, with whom 1 spoke last night, Now we arrive at the most important was acoustically acceptable auditorium observed that possibly part of Nixon's point of trustee behavior: the student. no better at a major University such as available in this area ... the Okemos High intent or tactic is to challenge the "silent public inform Universities were designed to teach ours. (Rlease don't mention the "Barn" School Auditorium. Why doesn't MSU students, and trustees were designed to across from Bessey.) majority" to speak out, break their silence. have facilities like Hill Auditorium at U-M? This Saturday (Nov. 22) there will be a Alsop perceptively notes that "The manage univerisites. Within the next few years, a However, in such management the music festival held at MSU for Michigan people who really run the country are, by multi-purpose athletic center for hockey, and large, those who were the brightest Trustees Clair White \ D-Bay City, or what to pay a president. trustees soon learned that students just get basketball and track will probably be built. students at the best colleges The kids ' in the way of the neat functions of the and Warren Huffs decision to boycott Thursday night's D-Plymouth. If the trustees choose to debate university. Returns medals I grant it that much of the construction cosffe will be paid for from the athletic are, for the most part, just that." Thursday night the amount they will The solution to the problem, fo course, is 1 often find a great comfort and solace, executive session brings to mind MSU department's funds that have been after I encounter the pay President-designate to overlook the students almost To the Editor: accumulated from sale of tickets and TV frustrating several points which usually do not Wharton, fine, but the issue should up-againstness of an Entrenched Today I sent a telegram to the President rights to athletic events, but because MSU's Establishment attitude. My comfort (and have to be considered when be placed on the public agenda for Even this has Machiavellian overtones: expressing my hatred for the "war" in musical organizations cannot feasibly even a kind of pleasure) seems to lie in my this morning. Even if it involves don't let them realize what you're doing Vietnam. I also returned my husband's evaluating the justification for closed perform every week as our athletic teams realization, and ability to say if I so Always grant concessions. This is the mark bronze star and other medals that he was do or because they cannot draw 76,000 trustee sessions nothing more than formally rubber choose, that, "Your are of the old Order, of a great trustee. awarded posthumously because they do The people to a concert should they be and that Order is passing away. Michigan Constitution flatly stamping a perviously reached It is wise not to be blatant about this: not mean anything to me, and they would considered less HA HA states that "formal sessions of decision, at least we know the important to the HA HA HA HA HA." But my pleasure is overt discontent might arise, causing some not have meant anything to him. "University concept?" always harshly tempered by my agonizing governing boards of such institutions president's salary, and there is other legislative body to meddle in your Incidentally, I was told in July that he had affairs also been awarded the silver star and I have The university has no concrete plans for questions: How much longer? How many (universities) shall be open to the certainly justification for knowing building a concert hall. How does MSU more lives must be wasted? Nevertheless I For example, allow the students to have never received it-and it is five months public." Atty. Gen. Frank Kelly has any public official's salary, including a voice in selection committees to fill later. If it is ever delivered, I will decline expect to be the cultural center that a eagerly anticipate the tension, the conflict the president of a large university. key interpreted "formal" to mean any administrative posts. acceptance of it. My husband fought and university should be if there is no center which is growing as silent people relinquish session in which regular business is The for the performing arts? Until the their silence, and out from the president's salary is not Take precise care in hearing everything died in a "war" that he did not believe in. move conducted. included for the public agenda. If, the students have to say about this post. If these medals were symbolic of a University community sees the need for nothingness of complacent just and demands that an adequate auditorium uncommitment—for some, hopefully, a Thus, if the trustees chose to sit however, a decision was reached Fill the air with a fog of agreeable red tape cause, I would have treasured them until I be built, MSU will remain a "cow college" move out into the struggles of the real that seems quite conducive to the goals of also died. around and shoot the bull, and even Thursday night, the board will have in at least the committee, but actually is a Mrs. Walter Chase one respect. haggle among themselves on an issue, to approve the motion in the public jolly placebo that gives Stan Bawol, Gary Freestone some printing and paper Lansing resident constitutionally it cannot be meeting, but can do so without firms a lot of business. Detroit sophomore Bangor senior construed as illegal unless formal stating the amount. Then, as the coup de grace, go right business is conducted, which would This we feel is unconstitutional. If ahead and fill the post with the man you wanted in the first place. involve passing motions. the board chooses to discuss the That's the way, boys. Or voting upon the president's matter privately, it has the right to Another great concession could be salary. do so, but the final decision needs to allowing the students to have their very Generally, there is little be made public. Wharton is a public- own Academic Freedom Report. Any justification for official, and there is no justification freedoms discovered in the any private report, for not however, must not step beyond the discussions. An important exception, disclosing his salary. traditional cautious "freedoms," or "rights however, would seem to be financial -The Editors and responsibilities" as the fatherly report problems; whether to buy property fondly calls them. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 2 1, 1969 5 BUFs chairman no stereotype campaign against the United Congress and the commercial After the taping of Givers Fund (UGF) as a racist "Washington Dimension," News background organization, the Rev. Mr. Denouncing the D.C. gun Rev. Mr. Moore dashed off the Moore began to espouse his again control law. the Rev. Mr. Moore to confer with committee The Rev. Douglas Moore, seemingly unapproachable , . said that the black chairmen and supporters chairman of the Black United contemplating his next move. took people of over us to WRC-TV where the philosophy. Washington were surrounded lunch. His conversation by Front (BUF) in Washington , After trailing BUFs busy Rev. Mr. Moore taped a guest "The objections are simply a gun-toting citizens in Maryland always spiced with anecdotes. was D.C., bears a disturbing leader for a day, it was easy to appearance on a local shov*. manifestation of the mentality and Virginia. He blamed the resemblance to Malcolm X. sf thf he dofes not m th,e "Washington Dimension." As of white people," he stated. "It's situation on an "infantile city "We are all here to cast out Peering through his heavily stereotype of most black the commentators proceeded to like a Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde. council." devils," he said, referring to rimmed glasses, the Rev. Mr. ministers who have taken up the question him on the bus fare Won't the real white man please different black organizations. "If Moore not only looks at you, but 1'beiation struggle, strike against the D.C. Transit stand up? You're always saying, When the conversation turned someone comes and tells me that beyond you, constantly Co. (Liberation Rides); and his to Vice President there is The day's first appointment Agnew, BUF s someone casting out 'Why don't those people do chairman dismissed him as an devils in a different way, all I something for themselves, but "assinine, arrogant, Arian can say is: Leave him alone, TALKS ON URBAN ILLS when you do, white people want to say that you don't have the aggressor." brother, he's on our side." staff or the know-how " The Rev. Mr. Moore had This message in Patriotism a West Shaw window reflects Black leader speaks charged money presented that out a the UGF took of the black community to support mostly suburban institutions chart displaying the of" He Flakes that beat ! Queen Mother moore, a politics and a spectrum of other small number black the sentiment poked at in the "Hair" album Nation Within a Nation.'. song, areas will be included in the organizations that benefitted "Crazy for the Red, White, Blue 71-year-old black woman who The Center for Urban Affairs . . . and Yellow." has been involved in the black series, Mcintosh said. The Rev. from the fund. Anti-moratorium views on (CUA) is sponsoring Queen campus were drowned liberation struggle for 51 years, Mother Jessie Jackson, a community Moore's presentation, by the voices of the vocal minority. will speak at 4 p.m. Tuesday in organizer in Chicago, is "Washington should be the 51st is planning a series of public state, he said at the studio. "This State News photo by Rob Porter tentatively scheduled to come to the others speakers to make the University is the last colony controlled more aware of specific things campus in january. by that can be and are being done to combat urban problems. The (continued from page one) Haynsworth votedecision trigger to set up a conservative any more center plans to publish a brochure in the next few weeks than this listing the speakers. cold received a telephone call earlier in the day from a good friend candidate against me in the 1972 w'"' Hatfield said. Unlike most older black who reported a number of primary " Both Scott and Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., leaders, Queen Mother Moore is , have had competition i active in the who also remained Africa (RNA). Republic of New former financial supporters were past and I have been under great saying "a vote against Gerald Mcintosh, deal more pressure than this. But uncommitted, said they expect coordinator of the series, Haynsworth can become the never affected my final a" members to be present for the vote. characterized her as a generalist CUTE AS CAN BE Mansfield said he still rates the lntJJe movement WILD . . WIGGLY . . . CUTE Even suPer black cats s,t in the form of fifty unbelievable Teaching code outcome >mes a toss-up. , The Senate is scheduled to J™" a"d 'isJen w^e" Quee" ical to a gentle roll for beginners, (continued from page one) convene at 11 a.m., leaving two Mother starts to raP< Mcintosh king system for > near-nature snow; always. department hairmen of any hours before the start of the roll The best! code of scholars and Black , changes, experts in education, jnds at Edelw Lodge. gentlemen." 5 Instructional staff members From the game room to a fourth-floor room, The code states: are expected to schedule a RECORDS PRE-RECORDED TAPES accented in "passion red". "* c 1. 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Spartan Avenue, then in the "This is a plateau which we follows. auditorium of MacDonald have reached," he said, "but we Mitchell described the college £: Middle School and finally in the must move on. This church is program as a combination of £ unfinished sanctuary of their not a building. It is people. The fellowship, growth and sharing, xj new building on Timberlane The fellowship and growth is :£ Drive. people have done a lot, and they based on the Sunday evening :j:j have a lot more to do." Last Sunday, the years of East Lansing Trinity Church is folding chairs ended for East an interdenominational church "Our emphasis then is toward Lansing Trinity Church. with a membership of about 500 ourselves, to have fun together Four days before the new and to persons. Members of the experience an identity as building was scheduled to be a group," Mitchell said. dedicated, the pews and carpet congregation come from widely "But we have an emphasis on had still not arrived. When they varying denominational others," he said, "as individuals did come, contractors and backgrounds. are motivated to have a Christian "I think the fact that the volunteers worked 24 hours a outreach toward those with church is interdenominational is day to install the furnishings. whom they have a day-to-day On Sunday, the day of one of the reasons it attracts so many students," Jim Mitchell, contact on campus." Athletic dedication, the sanctuary was Trinity Collegiate Fellowship Athletes in Action presented a Climax senior, said. Mitchell is weightlifting exhibition at a Campus Crusade fo ready. has a missionary internship Christ meeting in East Akers The new pews had not been acting president of the Trinity lounge Tuesday. Russ Knipp, above, is doing program. Each summer the 335-pound Olympic anchored. The congregation was Collegiate Fellowship. student group sends two or three press. He holds eight world records and 20 nati«™' — ---J- "Students sense that Trinity's Smokey Smith, left, who travel th the team, spoke about the athletes' faith warned to avoid tipping them of its members as interns to a over, but no one seemed to college group is a thinking and commitment to Christ. State News photo by Richard Warren missionfield. Last summer two mind. group," he said. "They sense students worked on Indian reservations in British Columbia. edgewood united UNIVERSITY The students at the church church finance the entire program. 4-69 N. Hagadorn SEVENTH-DAY reform The church is now organizing a ecumenical ADVE NTIST CHURCH Jews try to maintain an fellowship "student adoption" program called Operation Interaction. Sabbath School 9:30 Students who desire a taste of Worship Service 11:00 home life while attending MSU K G. Smith, are being placed with families in New York (AP) - Reform Reform leaders talked about without pastor the community. hurting their own Park, 111., agreed. "The the reform-seminary, Hebrew Judaism is worried about the this in Miami Beach recently constant reform. Radical Jews Meeting at ">04 Ann St. "It will be a place to go some liberal spirit it sent into orbit a complacency is gone," he said. Union Col lege-Jewish Institute while the Union of American in the 18th and 19th Centuries Both men contend that of Religion, In Cincinnati. (Corner of Division) evening when dormitory life is century ago. It thinks the vehicle Hebrew Congregation (UAHC) moved away from Orthodox Reform Judaism is now trying to Call 355-0839 if you "A religious movement," he getting to you," Mitchell said. might be slowing down. was meeting in biennial Judaism, first in Europe and later I 332-0606 or 332-8693 need transportation get back to its 1873 roots in the said,"is a contradiction of terms. assembly. in the United States, because United States. The moment its stands still and EAST LANSING university They disclosed an uneasiness they thought traditionalist The word "reform" in their finds itself institutionalized, it FRIENDS MEETING baptist tett totally different from the practice was frozen and less movement is deliberately in the stops moving." problems of the Christian important than applying Jewish present tense-its members like Rabbi church Ward moral situations in each Singer, listening meeting for worship 3 p.m. religions and other Jews, new era. * CASTflllllSTCR PRCSBYTCRian CHURCH to remind careless outsiders that carefully, nodded and remarked: although some troubles are Reform Jews have been looking the word is not "The problem of every religion 1315 Abbott Rd. All Saints Parish common to all faiths currently outward ever since. cast ransmc. micniGan 800 Abbott Road Gerard G. Phil "reformed"-because it would be is that it institutionalizes the spinning in turmoil. "Today we are looking in," self-contradictory for the spirit, then finds it must Upper level, corner room Worship 1 0:00 a n.8.7:00 p.r While other religions ponder said Rabbi Alvan Rubin of reformists to SUNDAY SCHEDULE ever stop moving spiritualize the institution." how much reform they can Temple Israel in St. Louis, Mo. and adapting to the times. Child care provided The president of the UAHC, Church Sc|j££i Pre school thru Adu>t 9:30 A M stand without hurting their fixed "We are more self-centered than Its experts explain that Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath, F llowship-Hoiur 10 30A.M All are welcome institutions, Reform Jews are ever before." ( VVorsh ip 11 A.M. anchoring liberal Judaism to recited before the 3,000 wondering how much Rabbi Sholom Singer of rigid institutional systems would assembly delegates a litany of NURSERY PROVIDED ALL TIMES FOR RIDES CALL 337 0610 institutionalizing they can allow Temple Bjnai Torah in Highland imply that all the reform ever woes not unlike those affecting Rev. Robert David Leas 337-0183 needed was finished for all time. Catholicism and Protestantism: Sunday at 11 A.M. Collegian Seminar When the UAHC's Union youth turning away from P eoples Church 9:30 a.m. Prayer Book was first devised 77 involvement, worship services in First Church of years ago, for example, many need of modernized inspirational Christ, Scientist East Lansing Interdenominational EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH first presbyterian church Reform Jews of the day fought it on the grounds that it meant content, a general questioning of revered values, technological OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT the movement advances which make Grand River at Haslett Entrana was bogging men feel 200 W. Grand River down. REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS - PASTOR they are the unchallenged Herbert Brichto, one of the masters of the universe. WORSHIP - 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. most respected of Reform He spoke of a "withdrawal SUNDAY SE R VICES A Musical Worship Service by the Chancel Choir 7:00 p.m scholars, said man's religion syndrome" operating in the SERMON: The Ugliest Sin must keep up with him because Reform movement and stated: Lesson - Sermon Subject Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 8 30 p.r man has been 9:30 and 11 a.m. Wednesday: Mid-week Discussion and prayer hour at 7.00 p.r FRbE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH advancing "Perhaps, like so many tired Free BUS SERVICE — See schedule in your dorm (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) constantly since creation. liberals of our day. we have been Brichto is professor of Bible at afflicted with a failure of nerve •'Thanks Be To which deters us from university christian okemos first baptist church Central United Methodist revolutionary change-once the 4864 Marsh Rd., Okemos Across from the Capitol heritage of Reform and surely Dr Wallace Robertson CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE the mandate of our day." WORSHIP SERVICES (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, lA mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River 9:45 and 11:15 A.M. Free Public Reading Room An Independent Church With A Biblical Message Individual peace 134 West Grand River CHURCH SCHOOL OPEN lecture planned Weekdays - 9-5 p.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Why the battle for enduring Evenings 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Crib through Adults I Ruffner ): 15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship - Inspiration - Refreshments peace in the world must be won individually will be discussed in All are welcome to attend 332 3035 For Transportation Call 332-2133 or 351-5125 a Christian Science lecture Church Services and visit an Monday. E. Robinson, Paster E D. Dawson, Ed. Minister Roy J. Linnig. C.S., of Chicago will speak at 6:30 p.m in 104B Wells Hall. Linnig is m s.u. lutheran campus ministries Christian Reformed Church sponsored by the Christian WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES and Student Center LCMS for Students at Science Organization at MSU. His lecture, titled "Peace Is Individual," is open to the entire Martin Luther Chapel COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS 9:45 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR 11:00 AM 1509 River Tei campus community. s from Hubbard Hall) 444 Abbott Road IN THE FIRESIDE ROOM "Thanks' God is Great'" Ed-2 0778 EPISCOPAL SERVICES 7:00 P.M. Murk Family Musicale An Unusual Sacred Concert DR. H, SUGDEN Pastor David Kruse All Saints Church 800 Abbott Rd. Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 P.M. WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 a.m. am Matins 9:30 am Worship Refreshments an' Common Service 1st and 3 rd Comm Alumni Chapel am Common Service 2nd and 4th Matin Rev. Brink, preaching am New Formsof Worship 11:00 am Worship (Comm.1 Auditorium Rd. Rev. Brink, pastor Rev. 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For a Friendly Church Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan F riday, November 21, 1969 7 Critics find abortion reform proposals weak By MARION NOWAK toward changing Michigan's be to commit abortion State News Staff Writer charged with manslaughter. In the situation created by the and a group of 40 Detroit area Michigan's anti-abortion laws statutes regarding abortion. Women are rarely punished as abortion. continues. As the Michigan legislature passage of such bills as Mrs clergymen who counsel women Currently, abortion in conspirators under the law, even Beebe's, "The state determines Charges against Stein, Levin with unwanted pregnancies, with Samuel Bricker, a partner in considers liberal reforms of the Michigan is legal only if it is as aiders or abettors of which fetuses shall survive and says, should be dropped because the declared intention of what police call "the largest state's abortion laws, reform workers and critics term such "therapeutic"--that is, if the life "conspiracy to commit which shall die." they are "unconstitutional." referring some cases to abortion ring ever broken in of the mother is in danger. abortion." The state's abortion Oakland Furthermore, the service laws, abortionists. County," has been changes inadequate and unjust Performing an abortion The claims and arrests under the current Bursley x-y-z Bill, the charges that such a reform law Levin, violate the Consequently, both papers convicted and faces sentencing otherwise is a felony; procuring proposal Mrs. Beebe considers "seems individual's right to privacy. under these laws Nov. 18. He laws continue. to be practicing Levin charged, are "guilty of drugs or instruments to "procure most likely to pass, would grant 'discriminatory compassion,' Moreover Levin argues that aiding and abetting in the may receive up to four years in Sen. Lorraine Beebe, miscarriage" is a misdemeanor. abortions in therapeutic cases, in namely the 'concern' is only for William Calahan, Wayne County conspiracy to commit abortion." prison for the felony R-Dearborn, has spearheaded the If the woman dies as a result of cases of pregnancy resulting certain fetuses." prosecutor, is discriminating in Levin bases a part of his "conspiracy to commit fight in the Michigan Legislature the abortion, the abortionist can from rape or incest and in cases enforcement of the abortion abortion." For example, the position argument on a recent California where there is a substantial paper says, more concern is laws in failing to press charges Supreme Court ruling that Bricker was arrested Oct. 2, chance that the child will be expressed in such reforms for against the Detroit News and overturned that state's abortion 1967, by State Police trooper born deformed. Second in a series the fetus deformed by rubella Detroit Free Press. Kay McEntee, who posed as a "We can't enforce our the woman and her physician, than that Both these papers reported on Meanwhile, conviction under woman seeking an abortion. one may be morality on someone else." Mrs. and a repealer bill, which would emotionally crippled by Beebe says in regard to the need strike all allusions to abortion continued rejection after birth. to change these laws. "Each out of the state criminal code. "Honest concern for the person has the right to his own decision." Whether the reform presented in the Bursley Bill, however, is fetus," the service emphasizes, "cannot and should not depend NOWHERE TO Her efforts toward the passage indeed "realistic" is being on the social status of the of this bill, Mrs. Beebe said, have received response a tremendous national overwhelmingly in questioned Consultation Abortion, a by New the Service Clergy York-based on pregnant woman. Nor 'concern' extend to can for the fetus fail to concern true for the needs PUT THE VISITING favor of a change in abortion group with such East Lansing of the newborn." "There's of getting more of a possibility representatives as the Rev. Don Ward. As a result of their protests against these inequities, PARENTS? this bill (the Bursley "Reform of the law is not the therefore the stand of the (x-y-z) Bill) through. It's more progressive and 'liberal' Clergy Consultation Service realistic than the other bills," Mrs. Beebe said. legislation it purports to be " a demands elimination of all laws position paper from the service prohibiting abortion, and final Make them reservations at The two other bills referred to states in reference to a New government of abortion only are the McCauley Bill, which states that abortion should be a York reform proposal congruent under to the Bursley Bill. the general medical licensing and practicing laws of KELLOGG CENTER matter of conscience between "On each state. the basis of our Holidays mean family, but if y^ur parents are ; at experience in the Clergy A different tack toward MSU, they can't stay with you. The solution? ReserveR Christmas sale Consultation Service. . .only 5 eliminating anti-abortion laws is per cent (of the women handled currently being taken by Saul them overnight accommodations at the Center. Located on the MSU campus opposite the Kellogg opens Sunday by the service) would qualify Levin, lawyer representing literally under any of the reform Emory Stein, a Southfield Brody Complex, the Kellogg Center is within minutes of every dorm and walking distance from most The MSU faculty-student doctor charged with conspiracy University buildings. All rooms - both single and Christmas art sale will open from twin-are provided with air conditioning, radio, and 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday at The color television. All at reasonable rates, too. Gallery, 210 Abbott Rd. The sale will include ceramics, FOR RESERVATIONS jewelry, serigraphs, wall hanging, pantings, lithographs and other AT THE AIRPORT CALL 332-6571 KELLOGG CENTER Snow-tree The sale will continue through Starting With a Cheese Students first are snowfall usually pressed for time, and even the does not slow up schedules. So if Dec. 23. Gallery hours are from 12-6 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday Dining Souffle' on Every Table You Will Enjoy The Best in Service and Knapp's and Friday, 12 to 9 p.m. Dining there Is time to build entire snowman, the next best no thing is turning a an tree into one. Wednesday, and 1 to 4 p.m. In Elegan in Elegance State News Saturday and Sunday. RESERVATIONS: photo by Chris Wolf CALL - 485-1764 hours of operation RED, WHITE, BLUE Mon-Fri 11:30-5:00 lunch IRS unveils fax fo rms Sat. on directly acter other Sat. 5;p.m.-9:30 dinner football weekends game 5:p.m.-? PRE-HOLIDAY SUN. 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As John Henry, with the right material. serves musical theme written by Hugo Bad and the Ugly" theme), but fresh from the American Civil "The Undefeated" does have Mexico away from the reminders type mentality to expect anyone the former Union officer Wayne Montenegro (the man it devalues tliis by playing ic over War get mixed up in a Mexican proud Southern above the age of reason to 0f once leaves little doubt in one's mind one good point-a rousing responsible for "The Good, the and over again. revolution. With the Thanksgiving holiday heritage and the inevitable swallow such crap. that his strangely effective nearly upon us it is appropriate Wayne is a former Union change that Northern control -The ync|efeated," therefore, performance earlii will bring. that Lansing cinema offerings officer leading his still devoted Before the final fadeout. is everything you'd expect a "True Grit" was indeed a fluke. 'ERIC ANDERSEN' should include the traditional troops in capturing wild horses common Mexican enemies bring Duke Wayne film to be: lots of (Even his much-acclaimed turkey. and selling them to the highest actlon ,ots of bloodshed (This is success in "True Grit" seems the two American minimal when one considers it Music meets all tastes groups This dubious honor goes to bidder. The Mexican army a (j.rated film so you know if it "The Undefeated," a typical outbids the American army and together, animosities are can't have sex,'it must have gore, took Wayne over 30a years as an post Civil War western that Wayne, sacrificing patriotism for ly forgotten, Besides according to the rating creditable teams stalwart John Wayne with Profit, makes a deal with the platitudes exchanged and, system, violence is much better not. Wayne and Performed in a country and western manner, "I erstwhile Rock Hudson and gives Mexicans to personally deliver »el'eve lt Hudson share a toast to America for the kiddies than sex.), and a If you thought Rock Hudson Was the Rebel (She Was the Cause)" relates his even casual filmgoers little the horses in Mexico. 1with1 their Mexican conspicuous lack of sense. Eric Andersen's latest album contains 10 of his difficulties with his wife and his attempts to keep reason to fee thankful. Hudson, on the other hand, is enemy! And old Duke, well he's was bad before, you have to see original compositions, mixing humor, warmth her happy. Andersen weaves his experiences a Confederate uniform The film concerns a ridiculous leading what's left of his still everything you'd expect him to and sincerity into a smooth and well-blended around a divorce trial, where he presents his case adventure south of the border be: a hard drinking, hard riding, and ridiculous moustache and proud Confederate troops--and package that satisfies a wide variety of musical before a judge. A very humorous song, Andersen ...iplausible tale under the guise straight shooting brute who hear h'm mutilate a Southern mixes images and metaphors in such a manner of entertainment and wrap it all never says much and on the accent to be able to perceive the In the album titled simply, "Eric Andersen," that the listener becomes sympathetic as he up with such a simpleminded occasions when he does speak depths this actor can achieve he sings his selections in styles ranging from rock enjoys the song. to folk to country and western, sounding sometimes like Donovan, sometimes like Jerry Lee Lewis. "Sign of a Desperate Man" deals with desperation of individuals, which can Dealing with love, freedom, desperation and symbolically carried a step farther as an secrecy, Andersen's songs are image-filled and interpretation of desperation of man as a whole. relevant to contemporary' society. Two of his numbers are performed in a format A few lines are especially indicative of this that is distinctively rock, complete with heavy symbolism, most notably the closing words: percussion and rhythmic beat. "Don't Leave Me "When we don't mean what we say/ You know Here For Dead" and "She Touched Me" are our pride is in command: But when we say what almost opposite in theme. Both songs employ a we mean/ Confusion fills the land. There are back-up chorus, but Andersen's voice breaks in many signs among us now Those of a desperate "Don't Leave Me Here For Dead." Man." See This Coupon? *Is this the way to p+make a funny movie? /"j is?! you From the Cannes Festival P) EffiJ The acclaimed French Masterpiece < BALL 111] JANE fONDMIE MARVIN LES ABYSSES MICHAEL CALUUI-DWAYNE HICKMAN (the pit) Nil KING COlESIUBBVKAYf Descend to the depths of n COLUMBIA COLOR 1 madness and murder 7 8:40 10:20 102B Wells 75c **★★★★★★★★ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21, 1969 9' PAC PERFORMANCE The Errors' best bet Performing Arts Company on campus is presenting a far-out futuristic Pop." Neither are films to be SPARTAN TWINS' EAST is missed. "Monterey Pop" is one Lee Marvin won an Academy interpretation of Shakespeare's of the most exciting non-movies featuring John Wayne and Rock Award for his performance in Hudson in "The Undefeated." only farce, "The Comedy of Beal Film Group's offering this Errors," through Sunday night ^PAMPns CAMPUS. "P Easy Rider u., „ . is Sounds like a winner. WEST is weekend,- "Cat Ballou." Jane at Fairchild Theatre. showing Liza Minnelli's first Fonda also stars in this getting lots of kudos from the starring effort, "The Sterile Shakespeare's being "over your liberal press, most of which, in sidesplitting western. At 7 and 9 head" is no excuse for not seeing Cuckoo." Miss Minnelli is most of my opinion, it doesn t deserve, the tonight and Saturday in 106B this one. It's one of the bard's show, which is good enough Wells. It always seems that movies such funniest, and the PAC performs ON-CAMPUS FILM GROUPS: MSU Cine Series is as these are outdated about five showing admirably. minutes after they re released, Abysses" is a French "Ship of Fools," a 1965 That's what's best on campus. experimental film about two American film which I don't If you can accept a contrived If you extend the weekend to mad sistere who plot to kiU their think has made it on TV yet. plot, a hokey script and some employer. To be shown at 7 Monday and the entertainment Stanley Kramer produced this to Detroit, the biggest event in pretty mediocre acting, (Jack 8:40 and 10:20 Nicholson is good, though) then Saturday in 104R Wplk Hall tonight and winner of three Academy the state is the Rolling Stones this weekend at the Awards. At 7 and 9:30 tonight State, with this film can knock you out. Presented concert at the Olympia Sports D.A. Pennebaker's by Beal Art Film and Saturday in 108B Wells. "Monterey Otherwise This is one event that you just NOW ... AT 2 THEATRES! don't say no to. When the Black N9M1®, 0GRAM INFORMATION 88? ?4?9 A / 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 • 6486 awareness Stones come to do a concert near you, you go see them--and tt1 Ernie Boone, publish* r of the West Side News and coordinator of that's all there is to it. Lansing's 2 Mm North Model Cities Plan, is interviewed by Sam Riddle of the Black Liberation Front MOVIES: w US-77..482-740' on is WMSB's "Gamut" \ /hich will be aired at 11:30 a.m. part of "Aware," a ' Gamut" feature produced by blacks for blacks. Saturday. The interview AREA THEATRES: STATE: Bob Dylan's "Don't Shown at 7:05 & Late 1 At 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 NOW - THRU - TUES. * 7 - BIG DAYS Look Back" will be appearing 1000 WATT ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS , PROGRAM INFORMATION 372 2434 Black body- 'Gamut' to present feature for blacks "Aware," a "Gamut" feature produced by blacks for blacks, will be aired at 11:30 Saturday on Channel 10, WMSB. "Gamut" is a weekly program produced by MSU Broadcasters, a student radio and television organization. Lyle Cruickshank, president of MSU broadcasters, said that Jennifer White, program coordinator, deserves the greatest share of credit for the production. "Aware" is a potpourri of the music, news and fashion which is current in the black community. Music at the opening and at the (x)COLOR.,, DeLuxe | closing of the show will be provided by the Green Mosley, a jazz - SHOWN TWICE AT 7:07 AND 11:30- quintet led by pianist Dushuan Mosley. The Ebonites, an all-black gospel choir, will perform, aside from A IKKO.MK HKI.LMAN-JOHN SCHLKSINCKR PKODl'CTION presentations of a fashion review and black poetry. Ernie Boone, publisher of the West Side News and coordinator THE MIRISCH CORPORATION Pr^ of Lansing's Model Cities Plan, will be interviewed by host Sam OUSTIIM HOFFMAN Riddle of the Black Liberation Front. JON VOIGHT SIDNEY POITIER ROD STEIGER "The Model Cities Project is a microcosm of the nation," mTHE NORMAN JEWISON WALTER MIRISCH PRODUCTION • . Riddle says. 'MIDNIGHT COWBOY" The broadcasters feel that the pertinence of the interview with Boone may be of interest to the non-black audience in the "IMTrtkWTQF i^ Lansing area. 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Shown at 9:30 "ONE OF THE "THE ONLY If you want to stir up a revolution in South America... MOST POWER¬ FILM I KNOW FUL MOVIES I'VE THAT NOT ONLY hold up a bank in Salt Lake City... blow up a train to Colorado...just call. EVER SEEN USES ROCK You never met a pair like Butch and The Kid! . .. ONE OF THE VERY FEW THAT DOESN'T COP OUT!" is... MUSIC WELL BUT ALSO TREATS THE YOUTH-DROPOUT THING SUCCESSFULLY! A "EASY TO WATCH, EASY TO DOUBLE RARITY" APPLAUD! A HIGHSTRUNG FILM, TAUT AND SHINING IN "TERRIBLY POWERFUL! TER¬ THE SUN LIKE THOSE TELE¬ RIBLY MOVING! IT GIVES ME PHONE WIRES STRUNG Tony Curtis the CHILLS! 'EASY RIDER' EM¬ ACROSS THE COUNTRY... Henry Fonda ItoIngler BODIES AN ENTIRE CULTURE YEAH ! ' ' LITA ELISCU. EAST VILLAGE OTHER George Kennedy ... ITS HEROES AND MYTHS. Shown at 7:00 & later THAT'S WHAT'S MOST REAL "ROUSING, RHYTHMIC AND ABOUT THIS FILM,IT DREAMS SPLENDIFEROUSLY SCENIC!" WELL. LIKE A TRAVEL POSTER FOR THE NEW AMERICA! THE "AN EXCEPTIONALLY DEEPLY WORLD'S FIRST REAL PETER FELT, LYRICAL, FRIGHTENING FONDA MOVIE! THE MOST FILM ABOUT LIFE IN AMERICA. VIVID EVOCATION OF CALI- IT IS THE FIRST 'COMMER¬ FORNIA HIP-UPTIGHT CIAL' FILM THAT HAS GENU¬ YOU'LL EVER INELY ATTEMPTED TO DEAL SEE ON THE WITH HIP LIFE HONESTLY AND SCREEN!" WITHOUT EXPLOITATION!" Note! SUNDAY - RAUL NEWMAN IS Shows at 1:00-3:00- BUTCH CASStOVANO 5:15-7:20-9:25 P.M. THE SUNDANCE WD IS ROBERT REDF0RD KATHARINE ROSS., Co soring STROTHER MARTIN. JEFF COREY. HENRY JONES. Paul monasm p,ooucm t>, jomn SANDY DENNIS • KEIR DULLEA ANNE HEYW00D™ easy moat peter fonda dennis hopper ■ JACK NICHOLSON IX D. n. LAWRENCE'S Next! "BATTLE OF BRITAIN* Shown at 7:00 & later fnoSa* 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21,1969 SPORTS S' By MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Writer wraps the relative obscurity of Dyche Stadium, home of the Wildcats. Iowa providing the Hawkeyes lose to winless Illinois. But an their record. up going for the Spartans despite Northwestern game. ankle dreary Due to an injury to Dan Werner, Bill Spartan's 5-foot-7 place kicker is Another junior with limited Northwestern sea game with an While traditional rivals and Both teams own 3-6 season MSU loss Saturday coupled with working as the No. 3 playing time, Art Berry, is ankle sprain. Martin has been --MSU has not lost to Triplett finds himself back at records but Northwestern has an Illini win would shove the quarterback. If he is needed running behind Highsmith at hobbled since the third game bowl-bound teams clash around Northwestern since the modern quarterback. Triplett came in for faired better in conference play. MSU would likely switch to a with bad the country Saturday Spartans into a last place tie. It's series Werner last week tailback. Daugherty says he will a ankle after a began in 1959. The against modified single-wing attack. highlighted by the titanic They stand 3-3 while the been 11 years since they finished Minnesota for the final series see a good deal of playing time. tremendous start. Senior Dave Spartans have won 10 in a row, Junior Ron Slank, who carried confrontation in Ann Arbor, Spartans hold a 1-5 mark. that low, the last one occuring in and led the team 70 "We just moved Berry over Thomas, who played end last The including a 31-14 rout last year. yards to the 12 times last week, will best the Spartans can 1958. open at from defense a couple of weeks week, will start in his place. MSU and Northwestern will —If the Spartans win there is Gopher three yard line. finish is an eight place tie with But there several incentives fullback, with Don Highsmith at ago and we'll give him a good There has been one bright spot close out their 1969 season in are no possible way they could Werner will be available for tailback. Eric Allen is being in the season for MSU. Punter finish last. limited back-up duty, in case look. He's got extremely quick worked this week as a flanker Pat Miller, who also plays —For 15 graduating seniors, something happens to Triplett, feet and a good start," Duffy varsity with Daugherty hoping he can a win would be a satisfying way but still can't move well his said. basketball, is tied for second in Tough defense leads Shaw on isolate his speedy sophomore on the Big Ten with an to wind up three disappointing sprained ankle. Gary Boyce, the Defnesively, MSU has lost average of a Northwestern linebacker. defensive end Wilt Martin for the 38.9 yards a kick. varsity seasons. And for the rest of the squad it would make it a much to IM touch football title more comfortable winter. Duffy Daugherty has been forced to make several more SATURDAY Shutting off a dangerous Delta DUs with an inspired defensive quarterback Bruce Passamani, lineup changes for the Upsilon offense was the key effort and an explosive offense. who guided his team to six factor when West Shaw 9 the championship Wednesday night in Jenison Fieldhouse. won all-University touch football The fraternity's offense couldn't get untracked as the dorm champs kept them off balance by alternating the touchdowns. Randy Olmstead Pickens scored two touchdowns apiece for Shaw, and while Mike Jim Spartan icers meet alumni The Shaw team powered their rushing and passing coverage. Morzuak and John Gewdzwill way to a 42-12 victory over the The Shaw offense was led by each tallied once. West Shaw 9 scored the first time they had the ball and converted the point after to take in '69-70 season opener At State Farm a 7-0 lead. The DUs came back to score a By PAM BOYCE State News Sports Writer with 46 points for the 1966-67 season. Another outstanding you get the (please turn to page 14) Some of the greatest hockey players to come out of MSU return to the Spartan Ice Arena Saturday to challenge the 1969-70 ice forward for the 1964-67 teams, Sandy McAndrew, is in fourth place for career scoring with 112 points on 44 goals and 68 hockey team. assists. He is also second behind Mikkola for career assists with feeling you're WHAT DOES THE Over game, a dozen ex-Spartans will participate in the first alumni sponsored by the MSU Varsity Club, and the 68. Also returning from that team is Mike Jacobsen, who scored 95 FUTURE HOLD? contest will feature several record-holding alumni. Also included points in his three-year career. Jacobsen is fourth in the record in the challenging team are six members of the 1965-66 NCAA books for scoring in a single season, racking up 29 goals and 15 national championship team, which won Amo Bessone, Coach of assists in the 1964-65 season. He holds the Spartan record for the Year honors. single season goals for his performance that year. The alumni should present a real challenge to the Spartans, Nino Christofoli and Bob Fallat, both of whom played from ANDRE KNOWS! since they have played three games together as a squad in the past 1965-68, will be showing the Spartan fans some exceptional two weeks. Currently 3-0, they have been averaging 15 goals per skating. Fallat had 54 career points while Christofoli scored 52 in game. his three years for the Spartans. BRAMS I3i Players returning from the championship team, which has been referred to as the most colorful team MSU ever had, include Tom Another outstanding forward for the Alumni team is Joe Polano, 1959 team captain when the Spartans were runners-up in AB Mikkola, Sandy McAndrew, Mike Jacobsen, Nino Christofoli, Bob the NCAA tournament. Polano is tied for fifth place in the career Fallat and Richard Bois. The team, finishing sixth in the WCHA assist records with 55 in his three-year career. with a 9-11-0 record, outskated Michigan, Michigan Tech, Boston Returning from last year's squad are forward Charlie Phillips Tom Mikkola University and Clarkson to cop the NCAAcrown in Minneapolis. and defensemen Nelson DeBenedet and Bob DeMarco, team Holding two MSU scoring records is Tom Mikkola, who almost captain. Others playing for the Alumni are Tom Lackey, Butch rewrote the record books for the Spartan hockey team. The and Lyle Miller, and Skip Howe, who will probably tend goal for u former team captain holds the Spartan career scoring record and the ex-Spartans. the career assist record with 52 goals and 79 assists for 131 total Game time is 8 p.m. Saturday at the MSU Ice Arena. Students PLANETARIUM will be admitted with their IDs. points. The Ontario native is also third in single season scoring Presents: Return to Right from the start, you're up to your neck in responsibility Because we feel immediate ancl the Moon meaningful use of people offers Through the extraordinary the greatest dividends To them capabilities oT V as well as to us. No matter what B-J a n at) ajrx u-jn - f aci 1 rfry , your degree if we hire Complete lunar landing . you, mission will be simulated we plan to use you from liftoff to splashdown A State Farm interviewer will be The NASA film "Eagle Has on campus soon Contact \out¬ Landed" will be shown placement Office for following the program. an appointment Program Schedule Interviewing on will be presented November 25, 1969 Fridays -- 8:00 p.m. Michigan Regional Office Saturdays ~ 2:30, 8:00 p.m. 410 Kast Drive Marshall, Michigan Sundays - 2:30 & 4:00 p.m. Sorry! No pre-school children. Information 355-4672 Abrams Planetarium, Science Rd. and Shaw Lane, MSU. East Lansing. Ice-cold Coca-Cola makes any campus "get-together" a party. Coca-Cola has the EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN SHOWING! taste you with Coke never ... get fired of... always refreshing. That's why things go better after Coke ... after Coke. 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Grand River Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21,1969 ]] SPORTS NCAA TOURNAMENT McCovey edges Seaver for MVP NEW YORK (UPI) - Slugger McCovey had 11 first-place Crippled Spartan booters prepare for Viking invasion Willie McCovey of the San votes, nine for second and two Francisco Giants, who for years each for third and fourth. Seaver played in the shadow of Willie had 11 firsts, four seconds, five Mays and Orlando Cepeda, thirds and one each for fourth achieved the highest honor of his and fifth. McCovey was the only By PAM BOYCE An NCAA rule states that only 16 men can be fielded for a career Thursday when he was player named on all 24 ballots. State News Sports Writer tournament game, which makes the task of choosing a team more named the National League's Hank Aaron of the Atlanta difficult for Kenney. Most coaches preparing for post-season or tournament play just Most Valuable Player in the Braves was third with 188 "I've got to make a choice between who I play," have to worry about keeping their players physically and Kenney said. 1969 season. points, Pete Rose of the "If I dress someone and they get hurt early in the game, it could mentally sharp for the games ahead. "Winning the award puts the Cincinnati Reds was fourth with The lineup and basic plays should be set after a regular season be crucial. I've got to know that a player can go most of the finishing touches to my greatest 127 and Ron Santo of the of play. year," said the 31-year-old Chicago Cubs was fifth with With Nick Dujon in reserve as goalie, Kenney is left with 15 But for MSU Soccer Coach Gene Kenney, Saturday's NCAA r McCovey, who batted .320 and 124. Rounding out the top 10 playoff game against Cleveland players for the game, giving him with total of four substitutes. As" led the NL with 45 home runs were Tommie Agee and Cleon State will be like the first of the of Wednesday, the soccer mentor had named the season as he struggles to patch together a lineup on a team that following as his and 126 runs batted in. "If I had Jones of the Mets, Roberto tentative starting line-up: has been wracked by injuries. Clemente of the Pittsburgh OUTSIDE RIGHT: Kenney will be starting either Dave Trace, a any regrets this year, it was that Pirates, Phil Niekro of the Braves Kenney takes his defending national co-championship soccer 5-8, 150-pound senior from Evanston, 111., or RayKorkiala, 5-10, we didn't win the pennant, but team against the Vikings here at 1:30, and several players who and Tony Perez of the 160-pound junior from Sudbury, Ontario. Both players have seen winning the MVP award has to booter fans have been watching all season will be missing from be the highest one you can win Cincinnati Reds. plenty of action this season. action. Even today Kenney is unsure exactly who will be filling in CENTER FORWARD: Jamaica freshman Jerry individually and naturally I'm Although he starred in several spots vacated by injured starters. Murray will make his first Varsity appearance this season when he takes over happy." seasons previous to 1968, "I just hope I can get a forward line out there," the coach said. Buzz Demling's vacated spot. McCovey, who has led the NL McCovey was considered a Kenney's problems include the fact that both the team captain, in both homers and RBI's two secondary star on the Giants. It Ernie Tuchscherer, and the squad's two-time All-American, (please turn go page 14) straight seasons, received 265 wasn't until Mays started to Trevor Harris, are both out for good. Tuchscherer hurt his leg points in the balloting by 24 show signs of his age and Cepeda before the last game against Ohio. Harris pulled a hamstring members of the Baseball Writers was traded that McCovey came muscle two weeks ago and will not be able to play against this Assn. the New of America to 25-game winner Tom Seaver of beat out York Mets. Seaver, winner of the Cy Young Award into his own as a San Francisco Jack Lang, secretary-treasurer season. Added to these losses are four more injuries to several key players. Chicago forward Alex Skotarek, a steady performer who RENAULT Nobody else builds a car as the NL's pitcher of the year, of the BBWAA who tabulates has kept the forward line moving all season, suffered an injury to under S2000. the votes, disclosed that no a knee' tendon and is questionable for Saturday's game. The was left off two ballots but other pitchers were named on offense is further depleted by an ankle injury to sophomore Rudy with all would not have won even if he the ballots which did not Gene Mayer. these features. had been the No. 2 choice on both. contain a vote for Seaver. Kenney Starting center halfback Kenn Hamann is doubtful, according to Kenney. The Southfield senior, only Michigan resident on the team sprained an ankle. With such a key defensive player out, the Big Ten Football Predictions IM News coach will have to move Buzz Demling back from his forward spot to anchor the defense. Another midfield performer, St. Louis senior Barry Tiemann, The Renault 10 has: The All-University soccer also has an ankle injury. 1. 35m.p.g. impress the Conference Of course, you can look at the By JOHN VICES Bowl championship will be held at 2. 4 doors. State News Sports Writer Committee. It should be a wild ways MSU has found to lose this 3:3o p.m. Saturday following 3. 4-wheel disc brakes. and with the Spartans luck, thtl MSU soccer 4. 4-speed synchronies game. Purdue 31, Indiana 21. year As the 1969 football season Bill game with Wisconsin at Minnesota--The Tnplett will probably get Cleveland State. The Thai Club Al Edward's 3. Top speed 84 m.p.h. mercifully grinds to a halt for Badgers have been impressive at hurt leaving the team without a wi„ meet the Arab Club at this 5. 11 cubic feet of trunk nine of the 10 conference teams, capacity. times, but they lack consistency quarterback. time '. Reclining seats. we leave Michigan to the sunny and only win at home. 1. A sealed liquid cooling system. beaches of California, MSU to •. A 5-main bearing engine. Minnesota's home field should the dreary confines of ninth place, the "Ohio State should go be the difference in a defensive game. Minnesota 17, Wisconsin HILLEL FOUNDATION SPORTSCAR ). I. Rack and pinion steering. A 30 foot turning circle. separate compartment for to a bowl game" campaign to 14. spa the Football News and football predictions to Las Vegas. Ohio Michigan-Michigan State may at give CENTER 13. Engine over the dri 14.15 inch wheels. 15. A •heels. 2-speed hot water heater One sad note is that not just UCLA or Southern Cal a good double outlet defroster. the Spartans had a bad year. If SABBATH SERVICES 16. Draft free ventilation. game in the Rose Bowl but Ohio Purdue beats Indiana, which 17.4-wheel independent su State is another football team. Friday 7:30 p.m. in the Reform Tradition seems likely, seven teams from The only thing that can stop the Saturday 10:00 a.m. Services and Kiddush the Big Ten will finish the season 18. For only S1725 P.O.E. Buckeyes is an ancient rule that below the .500 mark. SUNDAY, NOV. 23 6:00 P.M. PHONE 482-1226 keeps them from a bowl game. I2C0 E. OAKLAND Iowa at Illinois-The Illini have The SUPPER Wolverines are a good - PANEL DISCUSSION taken over from Wisconsin as the football team and they certainly Rev. Robert Gardner, Episcopal Chaplain, Rev. Keith Pohl, league embarrassment, winning will be ready for the game but Wesley Foundation; and Rabbi Zemach will discuss: only one game in two yesrs. It's the best they will be able to do "Does Religion Have hard to figure out the up-down is stave off the inevitable rout Any Relevance Today?" Hawkeyes but they should have until the second quarter or Buffet little trouble with Illinois. Iowa Supper - Everyong Welcome - For Rides Call 332-1916 perhaps the half. Ohio State 42, 35, Illinois 14. Michigan 21. Purdue at Indiana-Indiana MSU at Northwestern-The last seems to have been hurt loss of 10 of their players more by the one for the Spartans. The seniors GUEST ROOMS on the team would like to end than most people thought they at the would be. They will want this on a winning note after only 11 Company Coming? victories in three years. One way game, the "Cardiac Kids" finale, to look at it is that MSU has a Business Associates Due? desperately however. Purdue is bigger jinx on the Wildcats than still smarting from last week's Minnesota has on the Spartans. • 202 Deluxe Rooms humiliation by Ohio State but The last 10 years the Spartans thev want one last chance to have dominated Northwestern. • Sensible Rates ROSES, ROSES, ROSES has $399 Draugljt 6 RED ROSES arranged in a glass goblet- or 12 RED ROSES FOOTBALL MUMS $^99 $1.50 INN Phone 351-5500 for Reservations Mnt 1100 Trowbridge Road, Off 127 at Trowbridge E with all your At the Campus, Michigan State University (avorite sandwiches GUEST ROOMS from noon til 2 a.m. HE1P! SAVE THE TURKEY Contact With This Coupon Wallace's for an You Can Order appointment for The Best Pizza in Town your contacts! Snare compliments . . . and enjoy clear, natural vision looking your best with Wallace contacts. Don't sit on the bench when you can be playing the field . . . contact OFF CAMPUS Wallace's. ON CAMPUS CALL Credit Terms Available WALLACE OPTICIANS CALL FREE 337-1631 DOWNTOWN VINE AT CLIPPERT 337-1681 1203 DELIVERY E. GRAND RIVER 107 N Washington IV 2 1175 (opposite Sears) IV 5-7137 1071 TROWBRIDGE RD. DR. R.C.JONES 3 BLOCKS WEST DR. W.C.JENSEN NEAR HARRISON RD. DR. J. CRAAYBEEK DR. R. J. SPAGNUOLO OF HAGADORN Registered Optometrists Registered Optometrists EAT PIZZA INSTEAD 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED All Ads Must Be Paid in Advance! Room 347 Student Service Building CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank For Rent The State News does not MUSTANG, '66, 289 V-8, 4 speed. ONE MAN for two STODDARD APARTMENTS. 1 WANTED TO man apartmeni sublease Winter and permit racial or religious Vinyl top, wire wheels, Colin near campus. Also: Single privat bedroom, 2 man. Near campus. discrimination In Its ad¬ vertising columns. The Sax ton, 332 -0836. 3-11-22 room. 332-0275. 4-11 25 332-0913, ED2 2920 5 11-25 aSrRENTED*°r,^™" Cedar Village area. Call 351-8103 State News will not accept BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT nea LUXURY APARTMENT Cedar or 351 0343 5 11/23 advertising which discrim¬ campus. Sublet now, December o Greens. Must lease. Was $160. • AUTOMOTIVE SUBLET 1, 2 girls Haslett apartments inates against religion, January 351 1156 1-11-21 now highest bid. 351-2484. • EMPLOYMENT 3-11-22 $62. Winter/Spring. 351 1142. • FOR RENT race, color or national or¬ 3-11/21 • FOR SALE igin* MUSTANG 1966. Good condition, must sell. 351 5871 before 2 p.m. EAST LANSING-On" bedroom, • LOST & FOUND t PERSONAL All day Friday, Saturday. 5-11-25 Roomate Service unfurn-pvi-Y^Dt building. Single H^Lmi preferred. Not • PEANUTS PERSONAL student rental. 337-0781. 3-11/21 • REAL ESTATE MUSTANG, 1967 stick. Good CAN HELP YOU! • SERVICE Automotive condition. $1,000 . 351-3895 or FURNISHED 2 man a 541 E. GRAND RIVER 355-2398 15 12 4 block from ca 351-3558 • TRANSPORTATION 332-0641. 3-11 24 CORVAIR 1967 Monza 2-door. • WANTED OLDSMOBILE 1960, 4-door sedan. 1 GIRL needed to sublet for 3 girl at 4-speed. 32,000 miles. 332-8821, 355-2203. 2-11/23 Prime condition. $200. firm. Northwind, $70. 351-3911. 487-5877. 5-11/26 3-11-24 TWO GIRLS Winter c DEADLINE s. 351-6430. 5-11-23 Spring Haslett OLDSMOBILE 88 4-door 1968. All ATTRACTIVE RECENTLY 351-5363.5-11/24 1 P.M. one class day be¬ redecorated 2 bedroom furnished power. Certification of mileage FURNISHED APARTMENTS fore publication. unfurnished. With garage and 22,800 and care. $1985. ED or Cancellations - 12 noon one CORVAIR , 1966, 4-speed. 4-lbbls, 2-4838. 1-11/21 sundeck 482 1883 or 484-1938. CAPITOL VILLA clean, runs good, new shocks, class day before publica¬ $55 per man 5-11 26 tion. 353-0066 5-11/25 PONTI AC 1965 Sport Coupe APARTMENTS Automatic, power steering, (4-man apts.) SUBLET 13 girls Winter only. CORVETTE 1968. 427-435hp, aluminum heads, 16,000 miles. brakes, new tires. $850. 353-0961. Reduced rates 1 block from | Married, post-grads,and sen- PHONE $160 married couples I iors, 1 and 2 bedroom apart¬ Must sell. 351-9504. 10-12-3 3-11-23 campus 351 2408 5-11 26 ments. From $150-$ 165. Near 355-8255 DODGE DART 1963. Excellent PORSCHE 1963 Excellent engirn 4 blks. to Campus NEEDED ONE girl for 4 man. j Campus. For information call running condition. Reliable good body $1550. Jerry, 3-7 p Burcham Woods Apartment RATES transportation. $150. Call 484-1335. 3-11-23 Ph. 337-0298 or Winter term 351 3610 3-11 24 332-5330. 351-0719. 5-11-25 1 day S 1.50 RENAULT R -10, 1968 Good HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. NEW CEDAR Village Reduced ROOMMATE NEEDED girl over 20. Own room. 489 0157 after 15tf 3 davs per word per day $4.00 condition. Take over payments. See at 1036 West Poxson, Lansing. if "Sou use that'same in the 351-7910 Need two men Spring 351 1572 5-11-26 for Winter and 31123 5pm 13 1/2# per woru per aay 5 days 489 5060 after noon. 3-11 -21 NEXT WE'RE A ClNOi TD WIN! GAME SUBLET MALE, WINTER ONE GIRL IN apartment FACULTY %PARTMENT. $6.50 FIAT 850 Spyder. 1969 Must Unfurnished. No pets. EAST TWO EXCELLENT Firebirds, price 351 8492 3 11 23 for 4 Walking distance 351 1082 13< per word per day accept any reasonable offer LANSING MANAGEMENT. for immediate sale! Trade! 3-11-24 under warranty. 353-4004 Phone 332-2627. C (based on 10 words per ad) 669-9840, 224-6154. 5-11-25 2 NEEDED for 4 girl Meadowbrook Trace. $53.75/month. 393-3299. There will be a ONE MAN needed for 3 man, Winter 50# service FORD 1959. Good condition. VALIANT 1964, convertible. Good 2 11-21 term. $60/month. Lowebrook and bookkeeping charge if Automatic. 332-3964 evenings. Arms. Call 351-5731. 3-11-23 this ad is not paid within $100. or best offer. 3-11-21 337-2505 5-11-24 Employment Employment ONE GIRL wanted to sublet Winter one week. and Spring for 4-girl in Rivers FORD GALAXIE 1964 Solid red VOLKSWAGEN 1966. 2 new tires, FULL TIME ONLY Waitresses, no Edge 351 0343 3-11-23 The State News will be interior. Standard shift. No rust. battery, shocks. Top condition. experience required, very good $500. 646-6423 4-11-23 $825. 627-6494. 5-11-24 tips. Apply in person, THE EAST LANSING-I responsible only for the GRADUATE WOMAN, 3 girl send personal resume to State INTERNATIONAL HOUSE of own fine ho New deluxe FURNISHED, ONE bedroom first day's incorrect inser¬ apartment winter/spring. Walking FORD 1963. Excellent buy. Sound VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Karmann News, Box A-1, East Lansing. PANCAKES, 2800 East Grand building. La apartment near campus; tion. distance. $60 337-0535 after 5 engine and body 393-0762. Ghia, 23,000 miles. $1,200. 6-11-21 River, East Lansing. 3-11/24 Carpeted. Fine negotiable terms Call after 5, p.m. 3-11/21 3-11-21 355-9770. 3-11-21 Colored 351-2367 4-11-21 COOK-NIGHTS Good pay, good Air-conditionim MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS: FORD 1964, Galaxie convertil VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Excellen ASCP working conditions. Apply Coral Parking Beautifully maintained. 129 BURCHAM Drive 2-man Registered or eligible to condition. New engine and tires. Gables 2838 East Grand River Select clientele. Lease. Call Runs good, body fair. Take c work in bacteriology. Also need a furnished ^KitPO120 Per BARRACUDA 1965. 4-speed Power payments 393-5513 5-11-24 355-0740. 5-11/26 10 12/5 332 3135 or 882-6549 O month REN1£^316 or 351-9262. 4-11-24 to 7:30 a.m. Friday only Would 487 3216. 13-12-5 steering, high performance, VOLKSWAGEN 1964. New engine, or 2 bedroom, furnished or excellent condition Eaton Rapids clutch, paint. $550. Robert Carr, nfurnished apartments. 6, 9 663-8714 4 11-21 351-9792 after 5 p.m. 1-11/21 r 12 month leases available. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing merchant wholesaler Au BUICK LESABRE 1967 2-door, student units. These spacious luxury apartments VOLKSWAGEN, 1969-White sedan, hardtop. Excellent $1650 good condition. $1,600. Phone phone 337 1349 0 11 21 482 3416 after 6 p.m. 3-11-21 FORD 1967 English Cortina, 4-door 669 3679 111/21 are completely carpeted and furnished with Automatic, 29,000 miles For Rent 332-8821, 355-2203. 2-11 /23 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 convertible. NEEDED 1 man for furnishe distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each apartment. Available Dec 24,000 actual miles Best buy, GIRL WANTED, own bedrooi unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and Jan 1 351 2205 3-11 21 $200 below book 337 2721 after CHEVY II Nova 1962 Wagon 351-3553 3-11 21 individual control-central air Extras, excellent conditton. $350. to 6 p.m. 1-11/21 CEDAR GREF conditioning. These 676 5615. 5 11-21 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 S1600 REDUCED RENT for 2 gir 351-22C. rented: 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The FORD 1966 Galaxi 15.000 miles 351-5940 days, or CHEVY II 1966 Must sell, mint 655 1844 evenings 4 11-21 ONE ded to sublet winter student's leisure time has been adequately planned condition Make offer 351-0631 kitchen. 332 5977 5 11 25 3-11-21 and spring MEADOWBROOK VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Convertible DENTAL ASSISTANT TRACE 393 6479 3 11 21 for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreatior Yellow, black top, sharp Call BARBARA RENTED her refngi CHEVROLET 1964 convertible Fully equipped 1967 327 engine I9-0700 3 1121 355-3086 after 5 30 pm 3-11 23 Full or part time C rooms and private balconies. If you want to be days, 484-0702 even Rental, 337 1617 5 11-24 (T.DAR tiRIINS Automatic. $450 4890092 among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 4 11-23 Auto Service & Parts Apartments ATTENDANT FO ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call machines in East La smg 9am One bedroom furnished today. There are units available at $280/month and MERCEDES 1961 KALAMAZOO STREET to 1 p.m. Monday thi 84,000 miles, BODY SHOP Small dents For more informa CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862 Call 351-8631 up. to large 332-8821, 355-2203. 2 11/23 wrecks. American and 372 1850 3-11 21 9-4679 3-11 21 foreign cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. SOUTH MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily CHEVROLET IMPALA Super Sport MUSTANG 1965 stick shift, V- 2628 East Kalamazoo. C RENT A TV from a TV Company 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 1965. V-8, automatic, air $700 355-9888 after hour S9.50 per month. CaH 337 1300 d couple or grad conditioning. 485-7478. 2-11-21 3-11/24 IMPORT AUTO PARTS will service NEJAC TV RENTALS. C ns only No pets PHONE: 332-6441 your import cars with honesty, GRANDMOTHER'S. 3-11/24 NEW G.E Portable and stands rented reliability, and reasonable prices STUDENT COOK only to MSU students and NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE Give needed. Prefer USED IMPORTS us a try. We also have courtesy service 485 2047 HRI or Home Economic. Full or faculty. $8.84 month (including 6 11-21 part time. Good pay 351 3967 tax). STATE MANAGEMENT 5-11/26 CORPORATION, 444 Michigan Ctoprtungfjam MASON BODY SHOP Av. 332 8687 C 812 East 69 TOYOTA Corolla Sta. Wgn. white HELP WANTED. Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. Opening new RENTALS-Students only. TV Low , . . . 67 TOYOTA Crown Sta. Wgn. blue Complete business. 3 men, part time. High auto painting and monthly and term rates. Call 67 TOYOTA Corona Sed. Aut. green 67 TOYOTA Corona Sed. Aut. green collision service. IV 5-0256. C pay. 487 6280. 3 11/24 MAN EXPERIENCED in all types of 484-2600 UNIVERSITY TV. C to reserve yours. Cedar Village Apts .. . \®o 66 Volkswagen 2 dr. blue Aviation odd jobs, willing to work. Phone 66 Volkswagen NEW MANAGEMENT 2 dr. red FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to 372-9301. TF MA XA CFMt'NT h \ CI I SI I El. > H > 66 Volkswagen 2 dr. Convert, beige learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! NEEDED TWO girls for four man HOUSEKEEPER WANTED by 2 Bedroom 65 Volkswagen 2 dr. blue Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 64 Volkswagen 2 dr. black teacher, mornings only, honing, Chalet 351-17S1 apartment 5 11-21 winter term. 2 Man Apartment Alco Management Company light housekeeping and fix lunch 56 Volkswagen 2 dr. beige Scooters & Cycles for 3 school $200.00/month age children. EAST LANSING near 5906 Marsh 65 Datsun Patrol FWD red 484 3636. 2-11/23 Married Couples HONDA 1969, 175 cc Scrambler. Road. New 2 & 3 bedroom 65 Renault Caravelle Cpe. tan furnished and unfurnished $155 $160--$175/month 65 Simca 1000 4 dr. blue ACROSS 60 Mercedes Benz 220S black 1. Small draught 31 Uncouth 59 Vauxhall Victor white J Weir 32 Native metal TRIUMPH. 1969- T 100 C. 500 CC, 7 Church service 33 Public vehicle $1,050, 1,000 miles. 404 W. Gier ! F. uit drtnk CAMPUS HILL Phone 487-5602. 5 11/26 34 So be it 2. Conceit ,35. Enlisted men See your TOYOTA dealer for 3 Indigo 36 Abate 4. Espouse 37. Fondles good used Trade Ins. 5. Compactness 4 i Disturbance TRIUMPH 650 1969. Take ov 3-6-9-12 MONTH LEASE 17. Disgust rever 44 Poisi Maori 45. Acknowledg' 4 WHEELS of Lansing, Inc. payments. Excellent conditio 339-9129.3 11/24 20. Verge 46. Weapon 22. Ibspn character 47 Nick 2200 S. Cedar St. Employment From $58.75 23 26. DHnce step Nucleus 48. Born 49 Sonnet FULL OR part time transmits 6. Blackstrap Just minutes from the Campus, go west on Mt. Hope engineer First class FCC Licen; • Double vanities - avoid the 8 o'clock rush! - 3 Lineage 7. Fashioned then 2 blocks on Cedar. required Call 482 1333. 14 2-7 29. Listen 4. Secretary 8. Black cuckoo • Recreation room - in case you get tired of your roommates. . I Orfe 5 Past 9. Convene • Groovy furnishings an apartment can be a home! 2 4 6 6 7 8 9 10. Furtive • • 5 spacious closets 1 for each of you and one to fight over! % % 16. Presidential nickname Ample parking tired of being towed? '2 13 - 1 ■6 % 18. Pan's pipe 20. Reflected % sound Apartments 17 Avail >8 '9 % %%% >4 21. Facient 22. Dark red Apartments % - - i 27 23. Graphite 24. General's 1 2 BEDROOMS FOR 2, 3 or 4 CALL17 TO i assistant - J i 31 25. Brit, gun A 28. Strpet urchin We've got 3, 6, 9, or 12 month leases from $50/person. V 33 34 Large, newly redecorated apartments available now! 7/'A 35 % 36 33 Encore 35. Exploit /// =>8 '/ft 19 % 41 % 4 36. Bondman 37. Rumen 'iou/ve* i 38. Anthropoid 1 45 46 39. Hank ot twine ^7 i 48 49 40. Sheep 42. Unexploded 217 Ann St. Next to Mln-a-Mart % shell 217 Ann St. Next to Mln-a-Mart 351-8862 43. Integrated Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21, 1969 ]3 For Sale For Sale HOLT, 3 room studio apartment. FURNISHED HOUSES. 2 and 3 ^ Completel • carpeted, excellent bedroom. 5 minutes'from campus. NEW: HEIERLING ski boots Ruby-diamond ring; -- Bargains. 7V4; ORGAN, HAMMOND - 5 months old. Perfect condition. $750. Call WHAT DOES a fall term dropout do with his time? Drop in at TOM SPAIN!! TOR REMOLINOS December 26th to January 3rd. - Who's Whose location, shopping ft^A/ijtance cent» : ' to area days, Phone 351-8810, 9 5 p.m. 5-11-21 355-6360. 5-11-21 4-11-24 SAWYER'S BOOK RAFT. 255 Ann Street. Across from Knapp's. Complete deluxe package $249. Phone Frank Buck. 351-1437 or evenings TU2-3508 oiY /4-2226. IT'S HARD TO TOP THE good buys GONGWER FASHION Association. 5 11-23 332-3581 TF PINNINGS Marilyn Knepp, Midland junior 2 GIRLS needed-own bedroom. $60. Wigs, Falls, and wiglets. 100% to Michael Holzschu, Rogers month, includes utilities. Winter on household goods in the Classified Ads. Check Human hair. Lady Godiva wig fall NASSAU, BAHAMAS, December Linda Hanson, Holland Cityjunior. and/or spring. 351-2546. S-11-21 now. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 3 26" long at $100. Wefted wig 13th -22nd. Private plane, sophomore to Scott Williamson, rooms. Utilities paid. $110. 1125 $15.50. Deluxe hand made model preference senior or grad girls. TWO GIRLS winter and/or spring. 3 Yearbook pics are FREE. Call Holland junior, Beta Theta Pi. Marcia Grossman, Midland McCullough. 482-7818. 5-11-25 WOLLENSACK TAPE recorder, $39.75. Demi wig $12.50. Super 351 3679 evenings. 3-11-23 blocks from Union, $60. model 1280. Several pre-recorded Deluxe fall Wolverine now at 353-5292 junior to Larry Kobiloski, 18 "-20" $60 Extra Marcia J. Thompson, Dawson, Bronson '69 351 7977. 3-11-23 SUBLET WINTER term 1 girl needed tapes included. Speakers included. Super Deluxe fall 20"-26" $80 for appointment. Service grad, Theta Xi. in N. Cedar Village, call 351-5865 484-1263. 5-11/24 Pa. sophomore to Gordon Lewis, 2 MEN to share 2 bedroom furnished Deluxe mini wiglets $10. Cascades 3-11-23 house. $12.50 per week each, plus are $17.00. The new fashion hand DRESSMAKING. ALTERATIONS Rockford, 111. junior, Tau Delta Jill Griswold, Flint senior to TUTORING Phi. utilities and $25. deposit. BLACK LIGHTS. Two sizes to made stretch wig $50. Super OFFERED for and formals. Experienced. Philip Smith, Hillsdale senior. BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN IV5-8300. TF choose from. Complete with Deluxe Economics 200 and 201, by Reasonable wiglet $15. Deluxe charge 355-1040 SCENE with fixtures. MUSIC fourth year Ph.D. Call 351-1295 4 Marsha an exciting new job. MARSHALL shoulder fall $35 Extra special 6-11-25 Stern, Southfield Ruthanne Lyrons, Erie, Pa. Check today's Classified Ads! NEEDED, " ^ ^mprtiately. $65 COMPANY, 245 Ann Street. Niarcle wig all hand tied, never p.m. to 6 p.m. 4-11/25 sophomore to Mark Keyes, senior, Delta Zeta to Edward monthl. K t NT E D 6:30 9 00 1-11-21 Special Tires needs rolling or setting, wash and on Detroit junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. McCaslin, Winslow, Maine DEWITT -1 bedroom, furnished. No p.m. 5-11-23 wear. Hand made $29.50, machine HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or Snow tires $46.00 Set chhildren. Utilities paid. $114 plus USED MCINTOSH MC-60 Amplifier. engaged? Tell it to the world with senior, Alpha Gamma Rho. $18.50 For more Includes Intallation deposit. 669 3988 5-11/23 In mint condition. Price to sell nforr an announcement in WHO'S Mary Fisher, Birmingham call. and Balance fast. HI-FI BUYS, 2 blocks from WHOSE. Only $1.00- pre-paid. sophomore, K.K.G., to Bruce Janet S. Funk, Northville senior Gongwer Fashions P.O. Box 263, RAY'S STANDARD HEY - WOW, Girl needed for campus. 1-11-21 Room 347 Student Services Sucher, Huntington Woods to Richard D. Persinger, Portland, Michigan. Zip 88875. If So. Cedar at Mt. Hope luxurious Cedar Village Winter. 2 BLOCKS from Union. 3-man $225. junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. 5 write, please put sample of hair in. 482-1551 Waginaw senior. 351-4952. 2-11-21 rooms plus basement. All 3 WEEK old Zenith SELLING STEREOS stereo. Originally Shop is on 7019 Friends Road off AND utilities. Call NEJAC, 337-1300 COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster Jane Martin, Ann Arbor, to Russ $170., only $140. 355-9492 Highway 16. Phone 647-6127. ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking Kathy Alwardt, Mt. Clemens 5-11-21 1-11-21 with Classified 2-11-21 a Ad. Dial Proccassin, Ann Arbor junior to A. Dennis Warriner, 355-8255 today. Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. WALK TO c 2 sophomore, Sigma Alpha Mu. Lansing junior. EAST LANSING girl needed for OLYMPIC-TV, dual stereo and radio GOOD, used, 8:85 snow tires on 14 0-11-23 house. Own bedroom. $62 combination. Beautiful mahogany inch v C(^i n I 337 0290. Peanuts Personal monthly. Call 332-5901 after 5 651-577*^0-11-23 cabinet. ED2-3289 after 5:30 p.m. 5-1123 Typing Service Cindy Oren, Marshall junior, Phi Carol Ann Ryan, Harper Woods 2 11-23 Mu to Tom Bischoff, Marshall senior to C. Wayne p.m. 2-11-21 GWEN, WE wisl Morris, SUNG LASSES,SAFETY or tempered TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general senior, Theta Delta Chi. Warren, Memphis State. SUBLEASE HOUSE in Lake Lansing. MOVING: COMPLETE scuba gear, lens Birthday. All or any optical needs. typing. Dictaphone or tape ROOM 2-man. Set 68-69 Corvette wire wheels; Kara. 1-11/21 4-bedroom furnished. $150. Cooking. Near Post OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East transcription. 393-3663. TF ENGAGEMENTS Immediate occupancy. Office. 337 9566, or 351-8164. Must sacrifice. 339-9129. 3-11-24 Margaret A. Friedle, Bay City 339-9326. Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. senior to Glenn F. Moll, 3-11 24 3-11-23 C 11 21 DU'S-YOU'RE No. 1 i Bay NEW RECORDINGS, folk, TYPING TERM papers and theses. Lynne L. Gruber, Monroe City'69 grad. rock, Electric typewriter - fast service. junior, Alpha Gamma Delta to NORTH SIDE 2 bedroom ROOMS FOR rent. Utilities paid, all classical, soundtracks. Unrecorded WASHING MACHINE, Call 332-4597. 10 11-23 2nd St. Alan A. Schultz, USMC, Karen Lynn Hiscock, Detroit furnished. Garage. 5 month rental. privileges. Between Cedar and 7" tapes. 351 7295. 3-11-24 JIM, AND when he speaks to you Semi-automatic, portable 1968 $125.669 3433. 1-11-21 Washington, just off Mt. Hope. model. Call 355-1002. 3-11-23 believe in him . . . Ich werdedich Monroe grad, Concordia. senior to Mark William ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Call 482-0541 after CONCORD CASSETTE immer lieben. Susan. 1-11/21 6 p.m. or tape offset printing. Complete service Huntington, Pontiac senior, 339-8834 7-11-25 recorder. New-$180. 5 months FISHER NEAR CAMPUS, 3 bedroom house. 120, two XP55s, phones, Bethel Manor. 607 Virginia. $185/month. old-$100. Call 351-3631 1-11-21 cover, $325. Espana classical Service manuscripts, general typing. IBM. 332-0480. 5-11 26 DOUBLE, CLEAN, quiet. lable guitar, $165 20 years experience. 332-8384. C case, Albums, TYPING DONE Parking, private bath. 237 Ked; MAYTAG WASHER, dining table, in my home. 2% 355-4985, Debby, or 332-6358, 351-9584. 5-11/24 power blocks from campus 332-1619. WANT TO live in country? On horse mower, typewriter, two 7-10 p.m., Judi. x3-11-23 COMPLETE RON K-13-The best Big Brother ( THESIS services farm? Want wardrobes, cabinet, white metal. 27-12/5 privacy? Must have discount printing. IBM Typing and 2 SPARTAN HALL - Leasing wir 482 3046. 2-11-23 known. Thanks for the rc car. girls need 3rd. Large house STEREO COMPONENT system. 7 binding of theses, term. Men, women. Call no Love, Margie and Marli resumes, 4 miles from campus. Call months old. Dual, Eico, Utah. publications Across from 337-7776. 1-11-21 351-9286. TF NAUGAHIDE DAVENPORT - bed. 1-11/21 Campus, 351-7263. 3-11/21 corner MAC and Grand River two chairs, ottoman, $90.00. Five below Style Shop. Call Copygraph SECOND GIRL needed immediately piece dinette set $65.00 PHI SIGS: Dreams do WOMEN STUDENTS, Available Bows, SKI IS, 1 Beautiful apartment near Cartfcus. year old, 210 Rossingol R Services, 337-1666. C December. Excellent location. hunting, target. 312 Cavanough, Strato. 195 head standard. Boots, oses-trophy-fabuloui $55/month. 351-9110. 5-11 26 This Fuzzie will do BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 Kitchen, laundry, parking. Lansing. 2-11-23 8% Kolfach. 699-2064. 5-11/25 Love, Pam. 1-11/21 TYPING OF term papers, etc., in for all positive. A negative, B 332-1918. 3-11-24 1/2 DOUBLE for women. Cooking, CHILD'S SWYNGOMATIC Cherry Lane home 355-7773. negative and AB negative, $10.00 $8, MARANTZ-SEE the expanded line PETE 4 11-21 O Negative, $12. MICHIGAN NEW, MODERN -2-bedroom parking, $9.50/week. 332-1895. Crawaligator $6, Maternity dresses AND George, It was a of receivers from $199.95 to 1-11-21 size 10, 10 gallon milk can $15 wonderful weekend-can't wait for COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, residence Built-in range. 12 miles $695.00. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 507Vi East Grand River, East south of Capitol. 663-3096. SCM portable typewriter $35 5558 South Thanksgiving. We love you, Caethe Pennsylvania Lansing. Above the new Campus 3-11/21 For Sale 337-0665. 2 11-23 882 5035 C and Marilyn. 1-11/21 Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 DEAR TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. p.m. Monday, Wednesday and DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and MAGNAVOX STEREO, AM-FM ALPHA Chi's, Thanks for NEED 2 girls for 4 man. Winter. 1 engagement ring sets. Save 50 radio, Mediterranean snow balls. We think you're Experienced. Can pick up. Call Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 block from Berkey on Albert. cabinet, percent or more. Large selection $200. 6 months old 882-1854^ number Lets try Karen, 882-2639. 1-11/21 P.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C 332-4042. 3-11/21 one. it again. Pi of plain and fancy diamonds. 3-11-24 Kapp's. 1-11/21 ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums, $25 5150. WILCOX 3 GIRLS need ride to Rolling Stones SUBLEASE WINTER-1 or 2 girls. most musical irstr-jmer.-: SECONDHAND STORE, 509 SONY TAPE recorder TC-200, $50 Rich, PAM AND Frank: Happy 4 weeks Concert, Monday, November 24. Close to campus. $58 332-4107. . 337-0703 X5-11/21 East Michigan. 485-4391. C Snow and many more. The 4 Call 351-7397. Kip, Comfort. 3-11/21 tires, F-70X14. $40 355-6021. 3-11/21 Musketeers. 1-11/21 4-11-23 BACKROOM SALE, 911 N. Cedar TERM PAPERS Within hours after you place THERMO-FAX TO WHOEVER returned quickly and "Secretary" copying my bus State News Want TWO BEDROOMM home with off College Road. Ladies clothing, accurately done. 1156 Burcham. OLD COINS and a Ad, machine Good condition, some MOVING, MUST sell wringer washer, pass: Many thanks, you're common date silver carpets, drapes, and appliances. sizes 8. 10, 12. Knits, sportswear, Call 337-2737.1-11 there's nothing secret about Located the intersection of supplies. £50 337-1725.4-11/23 8' trailer, Judo Gui size 5, beautiful! Bonnie B. 1-11/21 /21_ coins dated before 1965 at many cocktail dresses. Some never 484 3689 0-12 7 its message. It has gone to Harrison Road and Lake Lansing 10-speed men's bike, and portable Butte. Catalina, Jantzen, BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. TAPE RECORDS typewriter. 351-6465 before 5 worn. THANKS FOR the birthday No job too large or too small. 50,000 people and it is being Road in East Lansing. $200 per J-:ai M-8, cross read! If you have something month. Security deposit required. field head. SO^-^1 sound, four p.m. 3-11/21 Block off campus. 332-3255. C BIKE STORAGE Call. 372-5570. TF track, four speed, vertical stereo. you'd like to sell, don't keep 337 2688 3-11-21 GARAGE SALE: Moving from large PAULAANN HAUGHEY. Complete it a secret. Tell the buying Real Estate $5 for Winter Term house to apartment. Appliances, Professional Thesis Service. IBM public by dialing 355-8255. TWO TICKETS for U.M. and Ohic GIRL - SUBLET Winter/Spring Ow SKIS HEAD «=♦*-" d 195 wit Selectric Typewriters, Multilith furniture, and things. All day State. Call after 6 Eddie FOR SALE Bungalow Safety Guaranteed room. Call after 5 p.m. 351-2696 cubco birSOLD 355-0140 o November 22nd and 23rd. 4591 337-9691. 4-11-21 p.m. bedroom--lnvestment inst Offset Printing and Hard Binding. 3-11-23 337-9276 after 6 p.m. 3-11/21 351-6245 Ottawa, Okemos. 3-11/21 rent-$500. down-$125 UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar chest-of-drawers, bookcases, prefinished picture frames, and IT'S HARD TO TOP the fast results more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 you get with Classified Ads. To South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C sell something dial 355-8255. MOVING: 8 mm projector, ediviewer; Drafting chair, light; household Beech, baby Lansing. things 548V4 489-2918. NOW... 4-11/23 sit anywhere d $10 and enjoy full, rich natural stereo ALASKAN MALAMUTE puppies - sound Order now for Christmas gifts. 1 and 2 females left. 694-0778, WELCOI 1970 $1.00 $1.00 New Year coming? Tired of dull, drab apartment living? Escape to the warm comfort of University Terrace living. We have a very few vacancies available so beat the New Year rush. Six and nine month leases are now available at your discretion. So welcome the New Year in the luxurious living of University Terrace. Who knows, 1970 just may be a little brighter! Students must pay in advance. No Refunds on 3 days ONLY Cancellations for $3.00 Room 347 Student Services Bldg. £tat&c/Hxinaqemeni /JpaSitrnml O tiancujemmi fipeeiafuL STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 21, 1969 IM football Stevens-lifetime of service convention isn't until the end of Nations Conference in France. (continued from page 10) touchdown set up interception of a Passamani pass, but they missed the extra point by the August." He has served on, the state and and that was as close as the Stevens ran for the trusteeship national White House To make MSU a moving fraternity team came to being in first in 1957 "because the Conference on Children and university is the challenge of the the ball game. Democratic party asked me to Youth and numerous advisory board of trustees, Don Stevens, West Shaw scored twice more committees to the State Dept. of before the half to take a 21-6 D-Okemos and board chairman, "Some delegates to the Public Information. said. convention asked me if I would "We have to keep improving In 1965 Stevens was a special like to be nominated and I said Delta Upsilon didn't score things in all areas," he said. "We representative of the U.S. that as education director of the again until Shaw had built its have to improve graduate and Foreign Service in Africa. He is lead to 35-6 and had the ball undergraduate programs and get Michigan AFL-CIO, I felt it" now a member of the Legislative appropriate that I run," he said. game well in hand. the medical school operating, Advisory Committee to Study "I guess they wanted a candidate The West Shaw team had a start the law school and expand Higher Education, the State Civil from labor." our programs with the poor. We Service Hearing Board and the long, tough road to get into the Stevens still holds his position finals. have to push forward in Michigan Youth Commission. as AFL-CIO education director. extension to redirect it to help He is a former trustee of the The position involves After being down 13-0 at the urban and well as agricultural "I don't know if I will run for Michigan Council on Economic half to co-ordination of leadership Sigma Alpha Mu in the interests." re-election," he said. "That will Education and a former member training programs and quarter finals, they came back to By the time his term ends in depend on the things that of the Wayne State University labor-industrial relations outscore the fraternity, 26-7, in December 1970, Stevens will happen between now and next Board of Governors. extension programs. the second half to take a 26-20 have served 13 years as a trustee, year. The nominating Stevens said he would like to A native of Greenville, Stevens victory. see a student and a faculty is an honorary alumnus of MSU member with a voice but no vote In the semi-finals, West Shaw and Wayne State University. He has taken continuing courses at Don Stevens on the board of trustees. had to score two touchdowns in the University of Michigan, "They couldn't have a vote the final three minutes to edge mnHG Cornell and Columbia He has a long record of according to the state an inspired C.W. Moss team, Constitution, but they could 45-40. have a voice." This is the first time since 1957 thai a residence hall team won the media has All-University title. Beal Film Group Saturday: showing Friday and Cat Ballou, 7:00, 8:40, Agnew attacks which, in addition to publishing people will become aware of-and That downed year, West Shaw 2 Bryan 6, 26-13 to walk off with the honors. and 10:20 p.m.. 104B Wells. 50c, no (continued from page one) the newspaper, own WTOP-TV, think of the implications of-the ID; "Love is a Four Letter Word," Since then, independent and Organization of Arab Students at WTOP radio and the magazine growing monopolization of the 7:00, 8:15, 9:30, and 10:45 p.m., the four major television voices of public opinion. ." fraternity teams have dominated MSU Social Night, Saturday, 7:30 Newsweek. . 106B Wells, 75c, must be 18; Les stations, and an all-news radio the IM football p.m. Room 35, Union Building. Abysses, "The Pit", 7:00, 8:40, and "I am merely pointing out," Noting the demise of many championships. station, and one of the three 10:20 p.m., 102B Wells. 75c, no ID's. she said, "that the public should daily newspapers in New York MSU Ski-Club will meet Monday, major national news City, Agnew said, "The New be aware that these four 24th, 7:00 p.m. at Grandmothers. A movie on Technique will be shown. The 2nd Deposit for Boyne week is Mason-Abbot Hall showing movie, Friday, 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.. Abbot Hall Cafeteria, "Dr. Newman, MD," magazines-all grinding out the same editorial line. Agnew said he is not . ." powerful voices harken to the same master. York newspaper Times was a when they were alive better Arts, Letters "I am merely raising these Noting that The Washington (continued from page one) due: Sign ups for season membership starring Gregory Peck, Tony Curtis, recommending dismemberment to the Lansing Ski-Club will also be and Angela Dickensen. 25c of the Washington Post Co., questions so that the American Post and The Baltimore Russian; Herbert Josephs, taken. (There are also a few openings Sun-"scarcely house organs of associate admission, no ID's. professor of romance for Boyne Week.) the Nixon administration"--gave languages; Julia Falk, asst. Tau-Delta Sigma Phi Spartan Christian Fellowship showing front page display last week to professor of linguistics; Paul i*.\\ Spartan booters Phi Kappa "The Seventh Seal," by Ingmar expressions by House and Harder, professor of music; Tug-of-War, Sunday, 3:00 p.m. next Bergman, Friday, 7:30 p.m.. 109 Senate members of both parties to Bogue Street Bridge. The men of Charles J. McCracken, asst. Anthony Hall. 50c donation, no ID's. endorsing President Nixon's Phi Kappa Tau will defend their (continued from page 11) professor of philosophy; Kark Vietnam policy, Agnew added: Wolter, asst. professor of art; trophy in the 3rd St. John's Student Center having a "Yet the next morning The James Metz, history, and Ray yinual tug-of-war Forum, Sunday, 7:00 Lounge OUTSIDE LEFT: John Houska, 5-8, 160-pound junior from St p.m , John's Studem Center. Tc^rc: "The Church & Morality." St. Louis is slated for this spot at the present time, decides to play him at the inside right position. unless Kenney New York Times, which considers itself America's paper LaRocque, philosophy, graduate representatives; Carol Nye. art The Wildcat Game of record, did not carry a word. and Perry Serbanos, French, Coverage of MSU - Northwestern game. INSIDE RIGHT: This spot appears to anyone's guess. Unless MSU Folklore Society presents The either Rudy Mayer or Alex Skotarek are able to play in the Why?" undergraduate representatives. Jo if. (-Coffeehouse, Friday % and Sat tourney game, Ray Korkiu'a will probably be the coach's first day, F- .>3 12:30 , m.. oasement choice. Kenney, however, says he may put John Houska at inside Student Services. Chris Young and sity Law The Blues Guitarists from Ohio State. right and play freshman Tom Peterson at outside left. talk interested CENTER HALFBACK: Buzz Demling, 5-10, 175-pound junior Admission is 75c; coffee and hot m 1-3, Monday, chocolate, free. from St. Louis, returns to his familiar spot on defense. in the 2nd floor LEFT FULLBACK: Denis Boles, 5-9, 170-pound senior from m at Eppley Center. Student-Faculty Coalition to End the St. Louis will continue in this spot, where he has given consistent Boa office of Eppley War Now having Rock concert, Cem performance throughout the season. Saturday. 4:00 to 12:00, MSU RIGHT FULLBACK: Another St. Louis product, 5-9, Judging Pavilion. Bands: Mission, Undergrade te Student Advisory Back Street, Sand, THC, Fagan, Otis, 170-pound senior Nich Archer will take over this defensive spot. Committee or the Department of RIGHT HALFBACK: Jamaica freshman Lennox Robinson, 5-8, and others. Cover charge - $1.25. Chemistry s II accepting petitions for 165 pounds, will start here. Robinson has been in several games a seat on U5.A.C. until December 1. this season and has been quite impressive. Students' International Meditation Seats on several of the Chemistry GOALIE: Tin Spartans No Society meeting, Sunday, 5 30 p.m.. 1 net-minder, Les Lucas, will Department faculty committees are Union continue at this positic Building, Gold Room. he 5-lU, 165-pound junior has allowed > il !• r goals in nine games. for Paul welcome. Questions, call 337-0021. STEAK AND 4 . . . for your average Trustee Meeting East Wilson Hall Complex Mixer, MSU Marketing Club meeting, Monday, 7:30 p.m., Teak Room, EUROPE $189 everyday hungry gourmet 600 N. Homer at E Frandor Shopping Center Friday night, 9:00-12:00 p.m., Sponsored by MSU Union Board - Students International Sagin r What will be the fate of the osteopath school at MSU? Eppley Center. Topic: Our Role in Wilson Hall. Band-Francis X and the a Full range of travel services the Intercollegiate Marketing Conference. $50 deposit reserves seats - $50 payment due Jan. 9 Balance due May 1 Help deliver peace ne published by the Greater ;SP^S MSU Sailing Club is hosting the Big SEVEN FLIGHTS-- New York, Detroit, Chicago, Departures \bure going to spend a lot of 10 Racing Championships all day Coalition to End Friday the War No\ and Saturday, Saturday and Sunday morning at the club"sii to London or Japan Open to MSU & Oakland students, faculty, r, r / illag«. r 21, 22, 301 C Univi ing the Regatta. staff, employees, and their immediate families. time with your wedding band! Hillal Foundation Supper-Fon Sign up NOW - Union Board Office, 2nd floor Union Building. Sunday, November 23, 6:00 p.m., Hillel House, 319 Hillcrest at W. MSU Trustee Kenneth Thompson is Grand River. Rev. Robert Gardner, this week's guest on the "FORUM" Rev. Keith Pohl, and Rabbi Zemach radio program, broadcast Sunday at 8 will lead panel discussion on: "Does P.M. on WKAR-FM (90.5FM) and Religion Have Any Relevance the MSN radio stations Trustee ■«, -V ^ v — J r Today?" Everyone welcome. Sabbath Thompson will be answering the Services Friday 7:30 p.m. at Hillel in questions of student panelists and Reform Tradition. Rebecca Loewus "FORUM" listeners, will report on Washington March Sabbath morning s 10 a.m. Coffee House Comeback! What will be the future of the Coffeehouse in East Lansing. MSU Cine Serw s showing Friday and For years students existed without them and now they're Saturday. 7 and 9:30 p.m., 108B Wells, Stanley Kramer's "Ship of Fools." 50c, no ID. Flash Gordon at 6:30 p.m. INGMAR BERGMAN'S THE Shouldn't you spend a little time picking it out? We have your very own wedding hand just waiting for you to SEVENTH ... come and find it. Your ring is in our unusually large and varied ArtCarved collection It includes many stunning SEAL new designs. Did you know that ArtCarved has spent more time with wedding hands than any other ringsmith? Since 1850, more brides have chosen ArtCarved bands than any other Please ... allow yourself fri. nov.21 7:30pm/ 50<(: some time to pick out the ring you want. And allow us to help you. Trustees: Elected or Appointed? 109 anthony hall/donation i\rt (jar ve d Faculty, students and Michigan residents have complained that the elective system we now use produces bad results. READ IT IK THE IKE JOINT DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS Sunda MSU Folklore Society's "Instant Coffee House" Visit Our Brand New Store presents Friday: Saturday: Located in the Meridian Mall A Special "Blues" Attraction plus Chris Young FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER Admission 75<: 8:30-12:30 Coffee F DOWNTOWN Located in the basement of the Student Se Bldg. 203 S. WASHINGTON MICHIGAN STATE NEWS \