Wednesday The ignorant Colder . . . MICHIGAN STATE MEWS . . . man always adores what he and cloudy with a high cannot understand. -Cesare Lombroso STATE between 33 and 37 tonight between 15 and 20 degrees. Low degrees. Continued cold UNIVERSITY Thursday under fair skies. East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 62 Number 99 Wednesday, November 26, 1969 Nixon bans germ warfare use WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon announced Tuesday the United States will U.S.; to include first use of chemicals merely incapacitate rather than kill. that or pledges chance that these weapons, bacteriological will ever either chemical be used by any Nixon said he regarded his moves "aj initiative toward peace." The President acted after Congress had never use germ warfare -- even if attacked The President's announcement capped a nation. shown marked reluctance to appropriate by an enemy spreading bacteria. six-month review of chemical and "Mankind already carries in its own money for germ warfare research. And The President also promised to destroy biological defense policies and programs hands too many of the seeds of its own there were indications that destruction of all existing stockpiles of bacteriological completed last week by the National destruction," Nixon said. "By the Security Council. present stockpiles of bacteriological weapons and to halt all further research on examples that we set today, we hope to such weapons. weapons would pose little problem since, it "On the basis of this review," he told contribute to an atmosphere of peace and was understood, they deteriorate rapidly. In future, the President told newsmen, reporters, "I made a number of decisions understanding between all nations." Nixon bore down hardest on the germ which I believe will sharply reduce the In a more formal printed statement research will be confined to efforts to warfare issue saying: counter any germ warfare attack, such as "Biological weapons have massive, developing immunization shots to protect unpredictable and potentially the population. Because of the shift of research emphasis, Yale president to speak uncontrollable consequences. They may produce global epidemics and impair the health of future generations. I have programs of this kind henceforth will be therefore decided that: supervised by the Dept. of Health. "--The United States shall renounce the at fall commencement Education and Welfare rather than by the Members of Mystical dem Pentagon. Nixon also broadened the official policy use and of lethal biological weapons warfare. all other methods of and agents, biological Campus Crusade for Christ took to the streets on use of chemical weapons -- notably "--The Monday afternoon in a mock funeral session aimed at boosting United States will confine its The president of Yale University, the attendence at illusionist Andre* Kole's appearance on campus poison gas in war. biological research to defensive measures While the United States long ago Kingman Brewster Jr., a leading spokesman such as immunization and safety measures. this weekend. The group is sponsoring the program on illusion for American higher education, will speak renounced first use of lethal chemical "--The DOD (Department of Defense) and mysticism. State News photo by Richard Warren at fall term commencement Dec. 6. weapons. Nixon extended the renunciation (please tum to page 13) Brewster, who has headed the Ivy League institution since 1963, will also be one of AIDE MISINFORMED three distinguished educators who will receive honorary degrees at the MSU ceremonies. He will be awarded the Doctor Prefab rooms of Laws degree. to aid building White House denies Two others, who will be honored with Doctor of Humane Letters degrees are: -John Hope Franklin, John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor of History and chairman of the Dept. of History at the University of Chicago. of Ol in annex abolition of 2-S status -John A. Garraty, formerly of the MSU faculty, now professor of history at Columbia University and currently president of the Society of American Plans for a new annex to Olin Health Center include the utilization of an Historians. "If it takes a young man who otherwise Selective Service procedures planned experimental mass production technique to WASHINGTON (AP) - Deputy Atty. by Presiding over the ceremonies and be used in construction. Gen Richard G. Kleindienst told Congress would have gone to college, it could lead to the administration. awarding the degrees will be Acting Construction is expected to begin spring an increase in violations," he said. Tuesday that President Nixon plans to Under the plan Warren said, President Adams. college term on a site between the existing health eliminate college deferments as part of his Asked by newsmen after the hearing undergraduates will be allowed deferments The commencement speaker Brewster, center and under much the same regulations as at Berkey Hall. reform of the draft law, but the White whether his reply meant college deferments has had a distinguished career as a The project will be the first 10 combine House promptly denied any such plan. would be eliminated under the lottery present professor of law. legal scholar and prefabricated modules along with Kleindienst said the administration Just as under the present system a president of Yale. system, Kleindienst said, "That is my suspension techniques Robert D. Schuetz, intends to apply the lottery system of student falls into the oldest first He has served various governmental understanding." callup associate director of the selecting draftees "across the board" when pool when he graduates or otherwise loses agencies and held important federal Breivster Institute of Gerald L. Warren, deputy press secretary his Biology and Medicine, said Tuesday. the change is made next year. deferment, under the new system he commissions by appointment of two "The idea is a simple one. The Health to the President said after being informed will in 1965 and in 1966 was named by Congress has given Nixon the power to -- despite his age - fall into the random presidents of the United States. Center will have two steel towers of Kleindienst's comment he knew of no President Lyndon Johnson to serve on the annex switch to a lottery system, but in selection1 pool of 19-year-olds when he no A native of Longmeadow, Mass., he holds with a truss system overhead, with the change in previously announced plans to longer qualifies for a deferment Warren the A.B. from Yale and the L.L.B. from special 20-member National Advisory requesting the authority the President did Commission on Selective Serv ice. modules hung in a suspension system," not retain student deferments in the revision of said. Harvard University Law School. He joined say he would abolish college He is a member of the Board of Directors Schuetz said. deferment. In fact, his draft message last the Harvard Law School faculty in 1950 as of the American Council of Learned "The basic structure itself can lend itself an asst. professor and in 1953 at the age of May called for continuing them. to mass production, with the individual Societies, the American Council on Kleindienst referred to the coming 34, was promoted to professor of law. modules He joined the Yale administrative staff in Education and National Educational being built away from the change in the system during testimony construction site before a House Judiciary subcommittee on REDUCTION OF 60,000 1960 as provost-designate and in 1961 Television. He became chairman of the that will allow the National Policy Panel of the United application of mass production techniques a bill calling for the creation of additional became provost. At the death of Yale Nations Association of the United States in in their construction." federal judgeships. 1968. Schuetz said that this method of Contributing to the problem of increasing case loads in the federal courts, he said, are the large number of cases U.S. troop w John Hope Franklin, John Matthews (please turn to page 13) construction would (please turn to page 13) provide the involving violations of the Selective Service He disagreed with the observation of Chairman Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., that the ahead of N number of such cases could be expected to diminish in the future. Citing "the attitude of young people WASHINGTON (AP) -- The United States is keeping up the withdrawal of U.S. infiltration pipeline as of last week, a marked boost in the flow, but military Aspiring moon doctor today," Kleindienst said resistance to the troops from Vietnam beyond the goal authorities said there has been an easing off draft could be expected to continue even under a lottery system. announced Nixon's by President Nixon last September, a Pentagon spokesman said Thursday. stated Experts are not yet certain whether the enemy is aiming to replace battlefield watching ABOARD USS HORNET (AP) astronauts The Gordon Jr. and Alan L. Bean in excellent objective, aimed at losses or to go beyond that with a net health after they were plucked from the Proposed withdrawing 60,000 U.S. troops by Dec. 15, was reached last week. This 25 days early. was about boost of his fighting forces in the South for a possible offensive. Nixon has warned the North Vietnamese president A. Whitney Griswold in April 1963, he became acting president and was ^lected as Yale's 17th president in October. Apollo 12 crew remained Tuesday under the watchful eye of a doctor who wants to practice medicine on the moon. Pacific after their Monday splashdown. Now shut ins from the world until Dec. 11, the astronauts will remain inside a van that any significant rise in infiltration and Dr. Clarence Jernigan, who aspires to be The Pentagon spokesman described the Brewster was appointed as a member of the first that looks like a plush house trailer U.S. casualties could lead to a slowdown of physician on the moon, to give withdrawal as an on-going, continuing program" and said the United States is maintaining the momentum of withdrawal. the U.S. troop pullback. the President's Commission on Enforcement and Administration of Justice Law pronounced Charles Conrad Jr. Richard F. without wheels four more days three aboard the Hornet as it sails for Hawaii. They are scheduled to be flown early A new presidential statement, expected Saturday to the Manned Spacecraft Center increased by late December, will set new goals which likely will bring the total of troops at Houston where they will continue in quarantine in the elaborate Lunar By SHARON TEMPLETON withdrawn over the 100,000 mark early in Receiving Laboratory. 1970. Eighty to 100 pounds of moon rocks The pace Conrad and Bean gathered like Easter eggs of the withdrawal, which began last from the moon were sent to the lunar June, has been irregular but has The Michigan House of Representatives is quarantine station in Houston. averaged out to about 12,000 men a showing an increased awareness of the month. Pentagon sources forecast the U.S. Jernigan stitched up a half-inch cut Bean grievances of college and university suffered when a 16mm movie camera troop total will be down to about 480,000 students. banged his forehead as their moonship within the next few weeks. The House Bill No. 3901, recently introduced high point of the U.S. troops commitment came last splashed into the Pacific. into the Michigan Legislature by Rep. One of Bean's ears is inflamed slightly. February with a total of 543,500 U.S. George F. Montgomery, D-Detroit, servicemen in Vietnam. Dr. Keith Baird, the quarantine control proposes to create student grievance manager, said the spacecraft atmosphere committees at all institutions of higher Deputy Secretary of Defense David probably caused the irritation. education. Packard, who returned last weekend from a All three men had minor skin irritations Representation on the committees will closeup look at the pace of from the biomedical sensors that had been be directly proportional to the enrollment, "Vietnamization" probably will report attached to their bodies during much of with not less than three and within the next few days to Nixon on how their 10-day mission. no more than , 11 members. well the program, aimed at shifting the Baird appeared confident the lunar MSU, the University of Michigan and major burden of the war to the South explorers would be free from illness, as was Wayne State have over 25,000 students and Vietnamese, is proceeding. the case with Apollo 11 astronauts in July. their grievance committees would This is the critical factor in U.S. "We would not expect astronauts Charles be withdrawal plans which, by various composed of 11 members elected for Conrad. Alan Bean or Dick Gordon to indications, aim at removing all U.S. one-year terms by the student body. (please tum to page 13) According to the bill, now under study ground combat troops from the country by the end of 1970. by the Committee of Colleges and North Vietnam reportedly has stepped Universities, members of the committee Last day would receive the same salary as a up the rate of infiltration of men and Isolated e part-time instructor at the university. supplies into South Vietnam with the Today is the last day the State News will "The compensation and expenses of advent of improving weather along the Ho Apollo 12 astronauts exhibited wide grins Monday as they peered from the window of their quarantine be published this week. There will be no Chi Minh trail network. trailer aboard the USS Hornet. They are from left; Charles "Pete" Conrad Jr., Richard Gordon and student grievance committee members Sunday paper due to the Thanksgiving About 20,000 fresh North Vietnamese Alan Bean. They will live in the trailer until it is transported to Houston's Manned Spaceflight Center holiday. (please turn to page 13) troops reportedly had entered the this Saturday. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 Senate enters controversy Holden Hall plans blackculture room in My Lai massacre case In By DONNA WILBURN State News Staff Writer The two sections area will be divided into - one side devoted an attempt to prevent racial to literature, the other to art. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two The Army announced Monday children in misunderstanding, a group of Both sides will be decorated in My Lai on March 16, Committee, told reporters the concerned students is planning a observance of black culture. top Army officials, Secretary it plans to bring Lt. William L. 1968. incident "is one of the most black culture room in Holden Stanley R. Resor and General Calley Jr. before a general court Immediate plans include important and urgent reasons Hall. Counsel Robert Jordan, plan to martial on charges of Meanwhile, Sen. J. W. why we should move to a temporary furnishings, reading brief the Senate Armed Services premeditated murder in the Working under the guidance of lamps, tables and some books. Fulbright, D - Ark., chairman of negotiated settlement of the the Holden Committee for Committee, today on the alleged killing of 109 men, women and the In the near future it is hoped Foreign Relations war. Racial Understanding, this group that armchairs, sofas, hassocks, massacre of South Vietnamese civilians by U.S. troops last year. hopes to aid communication and floor cushions, stereo Two senators, meanwhile, understanding between blacks equipment, carpeting, paneling and whites. Mississippi schools found denounced a CBS television and a soundproof wall will interview in which a 22 year - - Its hope is that the room will constitute the decor. old Army veteran said he killed give white students a chance to The committee plans to begin "10 or 15" Vietnamese civilians learn about black culture, and at decorating during Christmas the same time give both races an vacation. Tiie room's completion misusing federal money under orders during the operation at My Lai. opportunity to get to know each date is tentatively scheduled for Sen. Peter Dominick, R - other as individuals. spring term. To further the idea of The cost of the project is Colo., called the interview ••garbage." He said it WASHINGTON (AP) - The than for the intended purpose of of Mississippi's 72 school understanding, the room will be estimated by the group at undermined the legal and Dept. of Health, Education and enriching the curriculum districts spent more state and planned, built and decorated by between $4,000 and $5,000. both black and white students. judicial process, adding it might Welfare detailed Tuesday what it provided poor children. 2. local funds during the 1967-68 East Holden General Council has make a trial impossible. called widespread misuse of Federal money has financed academic year in predominantly ASMSU in action Jim Paquet, Mount Morris contributed $1,000 project. In another Senate speech, Sen. federal aid money in Mississippi building construction and white elementary and secondary n Mitzner, ASMSU senior member—at-large takes sophomore, and chairman of the The committee Committee for hopes to solicit Ernest F. Hollings, D - S.C. schools. Racial funds, furniture and books from portable classrooms that schools than in predominantly active part in formulating student government asked: "Are we going to take Two major conclusions of the furthered racial discrimination. black ones. :y. Panel discussions, speeches and office hours Understanding, said the black other residence halls, national culture room would every helicopter pilot and B 52 department's investigation were: serve as a The State of Mississippi up a majority of a student representative's foundations, campus pilot who makes a mistake an •. 1. Aid is being used for normal meanwhile asked the Supreme meeting ground between organizations and concerned State News photo by Bill Porteous cultures. call him a murderer?" school operating expenses rather Court to reopen its examination individuals. Mi ippi RESOLUTION REFERRED 00© Appeals in New Orleans violated "the fundamental concept of due process of law" by ordering Board "INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTARY SERVICES desegregation of public schools. ON CAMPUS: CONTACT: Placement Office December 2-3 HEW In its report on federal aid, misspent said aid on construction, "extravagant and funds were excessive for consideration and revision. stand on eyesMassey obtaining and The resolution expresses a on the Academic Council would irrelevant equipment, The resolution was prepared protecting the academic rights of feeling that students are being still be considered improvements in nonpoor A resolution presented to the by members - at - large Allen students. forced to accept a compromise impotent Money Pay Low—Psychic Income High! schools, and for the general ASMSU student board Mintzer and Gary Klinsky, "No longer will students stand which compared with the Tuesday is not in the ultimate Fields of needs of schools rather than the reflecting their positions on the by and allow academic decisions predominance of faculty Activity aimed at expressing the board's interests of the an "academic members. A special needs of children.' " stand on the Massey Report, report on student participation to be made which do not concur more significant Education • Agriculture • Community Development community" as interpreted by A key finding of the received tacit in academic government in his with what we see as representation would be approval and important the board members. If you miss our campus representative—see your investigation was that all but 4 referred to the presentation, Mintzer said that to us and our attempts to attain necessary to realize true policy committee The resolution stated that two he would like to see the board a academic participation. placement officer and write: meaningful education." or three student representatives accept it as its official stand INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTARY SERVICES, INC. regarding this issue. *jJuSyjzii>yllM 1555 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 The report stated as a primary consideration that "it is no longer relevant to discuss whether students should SAC revising constitution; be involved in academic governance, but rather how." It members goes on to suggest of the that Academic aims at greater autonomy at HOLIDAY LANES Council have given merely and progress within SAC. "cursory attention" to concerns Mark Bathurst, SAC chairman, Currently the College of OPEN 9 a.m. daily of students. The report also said the long-range goals of SAC Business and University College maintains that the members "are The Student Academic to make it OPEN BOWLING THANKSGIVING DAY AND EVENING are an autonomous do not have representatives on overly concerned with the effect Council (SAC) is in the process body which would work SAC because they have no of writing an official Just North of Frandor 487-3731 change will have on their own independently of ASMSU. official advisory committees. personal domain." constitution and redefining its "Ideally, we would like to S Billiards • Cocktails • Good Food The resolution attacked the have the Student Board Bathurst said that effectiveness of SAC, as it is now the revised preamble. chairman sit on SAC as an SAC, as it presently stands, is a conceived, will depend largely "The amended preamble branch of the ASMSU Student ex-officio member and the SAC The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State upon the outcome of the McKee a University, is published every class day and Sundays during stated that there was in fact no real academic community, but Board and, according to the chairman sit on the Student Board as an ex-officio member," Committee, which is currently four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in operations code of ASMSU, is studying the Massey Report and September. rather a community where each he said. "responsible to the Student all I Subscription rate is $14 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlano segment must contribute to its roles," the resolution stated. The sentiment expressed by Board." The chairman of SAC sits on the Student Board as an ex officio member to He said SAC is designed as a structure by which student ideas concerned with academic aspects participation in academic government. of student Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigai keep the policy Hopefully, undergraduate Press Association, Michigan the resolution was that of a firm board informed of developments can be disseminated to student Sweaters Collegiate Press Association, Unite< every representation on the Slacks e States Student Press Association. college and department campus, and vice versa. on Academic Council will be Shirts Visit the folks back home! approved, which would create a Second class postage paid at East SAC is made up of one communications link between Skirts Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student undergraduate representative SAC and the Academic Council, Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Services THANKSGIVING from committee each on college advisory campus, one Bathurst said. The undergraduate Greenleaf Bluestone Cork Scarlet /2 Phohes: Editorial Classified Advertising Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 SPECIAL 1970 Chevy Impala undergraduate representative from the University Library Committee, the Standing Committee on Academic Rights representatives to the Academic Council would also be on SAC. The ad hoc SAC constitution committee, which is composed and Responsibilities of Students, off Business-Circulation of seven members of SAC and 355-3447 the Academic Council, the two members appointed by the Photographic 355-8311 University Curriculum student board, is now in the for 5 full days, plus 7* a mile.1 Committee and the Educational process of forming a Policies Committee. constitution for SAC. The SAC chairman is selected "Our goal is to define the areas This Controversial Program will be the Talk of the Campus . . . Find Out Why SUNDAY NIGHT! by the members of SAC from which SAC would pertain to and CALL those who petition for the to structure SAC to serve as a posision, and is subject to focal point for all academic HO THE DEAD ??? Budget 372-8660 214 S. Capitol approval of the student board. SAC is representative of 13 matters Bathurst said. involving students," A HentaCiar colleges on campus; the Colleges This would, in effect, leave the Startling Expose9 of Veterinary Medicine and Human Medicine being excluded because Student concentrate Board on free non-academic to they are graduate matters, and give SAC Extra responsibility in academic Sensory Perception • Witchcraft matters which directly concern students. The Supernatural SAC was formed three years by ago, and until September, had been virtually inactive. Fall term has been devoted to a rejuvenation of SAC and co-ordination of its new membership. When our mechanic is finished working on that Volkswagen, "UNMASKING THE UNKNOWN" he'll work on your the title Mr. Kole gives to this intriguing esentation in which, among other things. Volkswagen. And when he's finished working on your Voikswagen, he'll work on another Campus Crusade for Christ Ctoe to his in¬ Volkswagen. terest in the supernatural, Mr. Kole will Not much variety, but he sure knows Volkswagens. Sunday9Nov. 30th 9:00p.m. University Auditorium Gen. Admission $1.00 GUESTS ARRIVING? Glenn Herriman Get Your Tickets Today! Have friends visiting for the holidays? Make them room reservations at the Volkswagen, Inc. KELLOGG CENTER. Located on the MSU Campus opposite the Brody Complex, the 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. GET THEM AT UNION TICKET OFFICE, CAMPBELL'S SUBURBAN, CAMPUS BOOK STORES Kellogg Center is within minutes of every dorm and walking distance from most LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 TICKETS ALSO AT THE DOOR University buildings. All rooms - both single and twin - are provided with air PHONE 482-6226 conditioning, radio, and color television. All at reasonable rates, too. Don't miss it! FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 332 6571 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 3 NEWS Discipline likely for fasting G.l.s PLEIKU, Vietnam (AP)--Army appetite he may have. Public opinions about the war ranged hell out." Original plans called for the publish it in a full - page New A summary field hospital soldiers, planning a 24 hour Thanksgiving Day fast - advertising of that fact by one or from, "it's illegal and immoral," more individuals constitutes to 'It can't be won/" Another G.I., a former policeman, said: "You get so protesters to send the either directly to Nixon or to letter York Times advertisement. The protest leaders said Tuesday that capsule summary of th« day's svsnts from to protest the Vietnam war, face demonstrations and will not be A 23 - year - old soldier said: tore up inside after awhile the National Student no decision had been made on our wlr« ssrvlcss. tolerated." "If we're going to fight the war, watching the guys come in all Mobilization Committee to End what to do with the letter. possible disciplinary action, their commander said Tuesday. Fourteen soldiers behind the let's fight it. If not, let's get the shot to hell." the Vietnam War, the latter to Col. Joseph Bellas, 51, protest fast told newsmen they commander of the 71st had collected the names of 165 Evacuation Hospital in this soldiers at the hospital on a central letter to President Nixon highlands base, said the Protestors at Air Force fast leaders would be subject to explaining the reasons for their punishment not solely because action. of the fast but because they also "As long as American soldiers "Mankind already carries in its publicized it. continue to fight and die in a own hands too many of the seeds "Dissent Guidelines," issued senseless war that cannot be of its own destruction. " Monday by higher authorities won, we the undersigned feel investigated b -President Nixon here, say in part: "Any member that we have very little to be of this command may skip any thankful for," the letter says. It meal he chooses for whatever asks that the signers' motives of conscience or Thanksgiving Day rations - breakfast, lunch and dinner -- be distributed to the poor of the BOSSIER CITY, La. (AP) - staff of SAC's 2nd Air Force being held up pending the Antonio Tex., for additional United States and Vietnam. International News Noted atty. Thirteen of the 14 protest organizers declined to give their Antiwar leaders at Barksdale Air Force Base say some men have lost their stripes, others have headquartered at Barksdale. "At the time, we didn't know what we had. We could have had completion of the investigation. examination for tension Osbome is among four officers headaches that had grounded and nearly three times as many him as a tanker pilot early in lames for publication, saying been transferred out and out rebellion." North Vietnamese and U.S. troops fought a series of and others enlisted men investigated by the September. battles Tuesday along the Cambodian border. The enters case hey feared reprisals by military investigated because of antiwar superiors and possible damage to activities. As it stands now, Steele said, "I'm sure most of them will Air Force here either for possible participation in the largest engagement lasted for six hours around Black their civilian careers or Leaders of the group at the come out of this smelling like a publication of "GAF" or for Virgin Mountain, an enemy stronghold menacing the nearby provincial capital of Tay Ninh. So far, the enemy in Detroit education when they got out. Strategic Air Command base Spec. 4 Stephen Streeper, 26, claim the Air Force has The controversy at the attendance at one or another antiwar meeting or in the winter-spring offensive has been unable to DETROIT (UPI) ~ Boston's a surgical technician from obstructed their efforts to sprawling SAC base here with its demonstration. DEAD RETURN? famous criminal lawyer, F. Lee Pocatello, Idaho, and a graduate express dissent legally and some 7,000 servicemen reaches coordinate ground attacks. The fighting resulted largely He did not get a chance to ★★★★★★******★ Bailey, has entered the case of a of Idaho State College, was the harassed some men by putting out to include the two national from aggressive U.S. patrolling. Detroit Mafia tipster participate in the October - area only one willing to speak them in posts where access to Moratorium Day antiwar moratorium because he was charged with lying to a federal publicly. classified material was denied. demonstrations, an underground ordered on Oct. 14 to take a ASK ANDRE A Soviet writers organization Tuesday accused liberal grand jury about syndicate "I think the fast is probably SAC officials newspaper and "Barksdale G.I.'s say the commercial flight to San bribes to public officials. the least offensive method we for Peace," a loosely knit group novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn of being "hostile to allegations are misinterpretations The entry of Bailey into the can use to register our dissent of administrative and security which its organizers say has socialism" and invited him to defect to the west if he complex case of Peter Lazaros toward the war," he said. It will involved some 75 servicemen. wants to. Solzhenitsyn, whose last two novels are banned in the Soviet Union, was expelled from the was the second by a big - name criminal lawyer. Last Aug. 31, procedures. They add that the give the Army a chance to show investigation was prompted by their typical over - reaction to the possibility of broken The allegations of the antiwar leaders came to light during a Don't Wait 'til the Last Writer's Union Nov. 6. Houston's Percy Foreman any given stimulus." regulations, not legal dissent. survey of servicemen who signed would Minute! announced he be Among those G.I.S who asked "We had to investigate," says a national advertisement official representing the former Mafia that their names be withheld, Col. Kenneth Steels, chief of opposing the war. The Hanoi's Vietnam news agency charged pay - off man at his perjury trial. newspaper advertisement Wednesday that more than 500 South Vietnamese have A spokesman for Federal appeared Nov. 9. Sixty-five of died from chemical sprays used by American troops. Judge Lawrence J. Gubow said the signers were from Avoid the rush- The agency charged the United States of conducting Tuesday "as far as we know" ALL WELCOMED Barksdale-believed to be the Be measured, fitted and "thousands" of chemical sprays and causing widespread Foreman has not since largest number from any Air issued your cap and withdrawn from the case. Force base. damage by their use. gown STARTING Should the two men appear Of the signers contacted, MONDAY, DEC. 1. Lebanese Premier Rashid Karami formed government Tuesday night ending a seven-month a 16-man together, it would be a rare joint effort by two of the nation's best - known defense attorneys. Boycotters however-from Barksdale other bases -most said felt no repercussions they had and from government crisis. Karami announced the new Among Bailey's successes were superiors, although some said Tickets to Commencement government following a 10-hour meeting with President Charles Halou at the presidential palace. Nearly all of getting a reversal in the U.S. Supreme Court of Dr. Samuel Sheppard's 1954 murder for form they received lectures from commanding officers. "I've simply exercised freedom will also be issued at this time. Lebanon's political factions are represented in the conviction and an acquital for of speech," says 1st Lt. Mitchel government. Sheppard at a second trial. Members of the Lansing Grape stay all night," McCarthy said. Osbome, one of the few war Hours for Issue Are One of Foreman's best - Boycott Committee will hold a McCarthy said they do not protesters the Air Force says is known successful defenses was Mon.-Thurs. 8:30a.m. -5:30 p.m. The Soviet Union criticized Thanksgiving fast and vigil in expect the stores to be open still under investigation. Tuesday a U.S.-backed that of Melvin Lane Powers in front of two local grocery stores Thanksgiving Day; however, He said he was informed Oct. Fri. 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. draft treaty outlawing biological warfare and demanded the joint Miami murder trial "this is the place in Lansing tonight and Thursday. 27 by the Air Force's Office of a total ban on all chemical weapons as well. The draft with his Aunt, Candv Moseler, In sympathy with the plight of where the center of the problem Special Investigation-OSI-that he Academic Apparel may also be picked up treaty was submitted to the United Nations by Britain. for the murder of her millionaire the farm worker, committee is, so this is where we will stage was under investigation for at the Union Desk until 1:00 p.m. Saturday, husband, Jacques, in 1967. members and interested people our vigil." Soviet delegate A.A. Roschin proposed in the General "organization of an antiwar Dec. 6. Lazaros is facing trial on 12 will fast at the Frandor Kroger In response to previous demonstration on 15 Oct. 69 Assembly's main political committee that priority be counts of perjury before the Store and the A & P, at Willow activities of the boycott For further information inquire at the designed to promote disloyalty given to a draft treaty by the Soviet Union and eight grand jury The indictment, Street and North Grand River committee, the Hamady stores among Air Force personnel." other communist states banning both chemical and handed down Aug. 26, charges that he lied about bribing Avenue. "Farm workers have put the in Lansing and the Meridian and Lansing malls no longer sell Osborne, 25, said he was told Nov. 18 that his promotion to UNION DESK biological weapons. Detroit Mayor Jerome P. food on our tables," Mike grapes, McCarthy said. captain, due a week later, was McCarthy, chairman of the National News Cavanagh, five Internal Revenue Service agents and two former committee, said, "but they do Detroit officials. not share in our feast. We are The National Violence Commission, deploring Lazaros' allegations of wide - asking people to bring their own "growing antagonism between young and old," spread bribery and corruption feelings and ideas on the plight recommended Tuesday lowering the voting age to 18 to among Detroit - area officials of the farm worker and touched off both state and Thanksgiving to the Kroger and give young people a growing voice in government. It also federal investigations; He claims A & P Stores." endorsed President Nixon's draft reform proposals and to have been the pay - off man The fast will begin at 6 p.m. urged new legislation to expand employment for the Mafia. today with a prayer service at Lazaros began singing about the Kroger store. opportunities for the nation's youths. syndicate operations a year ago A table with complete table when he was released from service, but no food, will be set The Senate voted Tuesday to continue the income tax prison on bond to appeal a up in front of each store. surcharge at a 5 per cent rate for the first six months of federal fraud conviction. He The vigil will last through the 1970. It defeated an amendment by Sen. Harry F. Bird charged that his wife was night until 6 p.m. Thursday. Jr., D-Va.. to strip from the tax reform bill a provision harrassed and raped during his "We encourage people to bring prison stay by Mafia members. blankets and sleeping bags and which would continue the levy for that time. The outcome was a significant victory for President Nixon in the early voting on disputed issues in the big bill. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch said Tuesday that a firm owned by secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel QUALITY DAIRY CO 1201 E. Grand River Ave. E. Lansing recently received a contract for about SI million worth of construction leased by Atlantic Richfield Oil Co. for its Alaskan headquarters in Anchorage. The firm, Hickel This Investment Co.. is owned by the Cabinet member and his wife, but is under the management of Hickel's Thursday, brother, Vernan, while Walter is in Washington. Atlantic Richfield is one of the major oil companies involved in the Alaskan oil boom and, the Post-Dispatch said, "has a Friday , Engineers: huge stake in Hickel's official decisions as guardian of the public's lands." Saturday only if you like to work . .. Frank Stanton, president of the Columbia Broadcasting System, said Tuesday that it does not take overt censorship of the news media by the government ?1 H and want success to "cripple the free How of ideas." He said the The Lincoln Electric Company is looking for "ominous character" of Vice President Agnew's looking at the Lincoln Hectric Company. criticism of television news media "derivesdirectly from ^managed. littk nt of the the fact that it is made upon the journalism of a medium licensed by the government of which he is a » mploys onl> h>00 people, but tops S 100.000.00U in annual sales high ranking officer." with a projection ol S:00.()U().000 in the next seven years. Designs and manufactures over W'> of its products from raw mate¬ rials. and sells these products all over the world. Markets products at Michigan News 1prices, yet has distributed over S45.001).000 in employee bonuses during the past three years So it you want to work with a progressive company and achieve recognition A recent report by a federal commission on law and success, take a look at Lincoln. You will be offered enforcement identified Michigan as one of the states in challenging oppor¬ tunities that tax your ability, and your performance will be immediately which "the wealthiest and most influential core groups recognized in pay and promotion. (of organized crime) operate." It further said the ruling Sound interesting.' Ciet the complete story from me in the Placement Office, commission of the Matia in the United States is or write me. Clyde Loughridge. Personnel Director. The Lincoln Electric composed of nine families from five cities, one of which Company. Cleveland. Ohio 441 17. An equal opportunity employer. is Detroit. interviewing engineers on campus for technical sales, manufacturing and engineering The National Safety Commission estimates that from December 2, 1969 700 to 800 people will die on the nation's highways this 'World's Largest Manufacturer of Arc Welding Equipment and Electrodes' holiday weekend. See if you can make it back alive on 'Manufacturer of Motors Since 1895' Monday. Cleveland, Ohio MICHIGAN IER STATE NEWS On the threshold UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager of a just peace' TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor It's easy to read of blood nowadays. The GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor free to die. Well, at least, both are free. war goes on but S. Kempton, in the NY DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor It's different if there is Times arts section, dogmatically insits that a war. They were LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor all Pisces she has ever met are passive. only under orders to commit genocide. The KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor There must be some Pisces in 'nam. Americans, that is. Of course, the Nazis, JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor too. The French. Italians. Japanese. Well, Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Some 567 Vietnamese may have died in we're in good company. "Do as I say. . . March 1968. Struck down. By Americans. . . .a 'just peace.' " Or "just a piece." for outstanding journalism. Massacred is the word. Maybe it was 155. "Just a piece of Vietnam, my fellow , Well, there are MPs in Britain who feel if Americans of the 'silent majority'." The the story is 1 per cent correct, it's very Germans were silent. So are the grave. Get it-grave. Not really the Americans -the "silent majority." In utter adjective. The noun. Webster's: "an silence, they remain mute: "We support, EDITORIALS excavation for burial of a body; tomb." support, support. ." . Nazi Germany. Extremely grave. But My fellow Americans. . .support very few graves. Bodies lying on one "Vietnamization" of the war. . .let's end another. Piled high to the sky. Vietnam the war by giving it over, gradually, to the Haynsworth's isn't that bad. Maybe piled low to the sky. Sort of like the Green Beret guy's dead. Not dead. Never really existed. case. The South Vietnamese. Americans. want a just . peace. . .a just peace for we .it's honorable for us. . .we another one He's got a wife, though. With a kid. Sometimes they both cry. "Where's Once upon a time there was this planet. And everybody fought for a just The land was destroyed. People were peace. daddy?"-in Vietnamese. The Haynsworth affair isn't over. Senate is unpredictable since many unpeopled. But a just peace was People do strange things in a war. They won--honourably. And nobody lived Nixon has reafirrmed his desire to Senators who opposed Haynsworth's kill. Kill or be killed. Do people like to happily ever after. Well, nobody lives "restore a proper balance" on the ideology covered up their opposition mutilate? No, just kill. You don't really forever. court, meaning of course that he by referring to the Brunswick affair need a war. Once upon a time there was a intends to again nominate a and other financial conflicts as the "EasyRider." Freedom kill. country on can Fight for this planet. The land was filled with hatred. conservative. basis for their negative vote. If Nixon individual freedom but see an individual free- kill. You're unfree. He's free. So kill. People killed each other. Now, they all rest But debate over Haynsworth didn't succeeds in nominating someone in peace. But. . .that means you're free to kill. He's . .and it's just. . .just as it was center on his conservative ideology, whose record is prophesied. beyond reproach, rather over his financial dealings and then the depth of these sentiments Once upon a time there was a place. .for decisions which, at least in tone, should become clear. us. . .and there was a time and a place . were not consistent with other court We believe that the Supreme Court when people tilled the soil. And these rulings. stands as the single protectorate of people were happy when the corn grew. . The and they were rich-with corn-and question arises over whether individual rights over public rights, they shared with each other, the corn, and the Senate has the prerogative to and as such must be a leader in social therefore the love. But there was not reject a nominee on the basis of his reform. Further, we believe that the enough corn to go around. And one day political ideology. The power is Senate does indeed have a right to new people came from far away and there, clearly, but if Nixon persists in decided to take the corn. "You can't take reject the next nominee if his views B\ ARNOLD WERNER, M.I). the corn, we must share." But the corn was nominating still another are contrary to the tone of the court. taken and hence was destroyed. The soil conservative, one whose financial This does not preclude a was red. record is clear, the Senate may be conservative judge, however. Warren Letters to Dr. Werner may be addressed lobe epilepsy, an interesting disorder in Once upon a more hesitant to reject him. to him at 309 Linton Hall. Names need not and muscular twitching. time there was an America. Burger seems to be molding himself which the person can engage in all sorts of And all There is another criteria which be included. A close friend discovered that a strong people loved it for what it was and into a justice who, while existing on complicated actions automatically. would be. The Statue of Liberty. cup of tea duplicates subjective feelings of . .the Nixon will have to observe if he is to the conservative political spectrum, When is the safest time to have sexual several shots of scotch, but she did not Liberty Bell. . .Independence Hall. . . seat a conservative on the court. Ah ha, a tea drinker! Tea, like coffee, nonetheless recognizes the role of inte^ourse without the use of any experience the involuntary urinary Concord. . .Boston Common. . .the protective measures? contains caffeine in about the same Many of Haynsworth's civil rights the court as watchman over the symptoms. Your roommate is only the Alamo. . .Gettysberg. There was equality P.S. Please in your amount. It also contains closely related decisions, while not in defiance of answer column; upon a second person I've ever heard who is under the law. .a Bill of Rights. .fair other two branches. The immeidate . . discussing the subject with different chemical called theophylline. Caffeine is a other court decisions, clearly failed capable of such a cheap, safe "high." If she representation. . .freedom of speech, desegregation decision served by people, I found that no one knew the potent central nervous system stimulant. enjoys the laughter she can always drink religion, assembly, the press. . .universal to acknowledge the Supreme Court's Burger is evidence that a man can answer. Theophylline has some of the same effects her tea in the bathroom. suffrage. .insurance of domestic stand. For Haynsworth, the meet Nixon's qualifications to the as caffeine, but is a very potent diuretic tranquility. All had the right of recall During this period of "sexual Because of the . . desegregation decision never court and still uphold the tone and (increases the production of urine). Some rarity of this petition a speedy trial by peers. .the enlightenment," hardly a week goes by ... . occurred. A conservative on the when I don't receive a letter similar to people are very sensitive to the effects of phenomenon, I would appreciate hearing right to remain silent rather than letter of the court. both of these drugs. Usually the sensitivity from her directly or from any others with incriminate oneself. court must be willing to abide by While we would, yours. I've answered some of them in this of course, is manifested by irritability, sleeplessness this reaction. Once upon a time. column, and some of them personally, but previous court rulings, even if he prefer a man of more progressive I'm beginning to get a little worried. For disagrees with them. nature, if Nixon persists in every letter I receive asking for basic OUR READERS' MINDS Sen. Philip Hart. D-Mich., has long nominating a conservative, the physiological information, I suspect there opposed Senate rejection of Supreme Senate must judge the man's political are dozens more that could have been Court nominees the basis of written by people who also need Vietnam not just white on views not only by information. Most of the letters are from political stance. Over Haynsworth, however, his attitude changed and he conservative-liberal standards, but by the integrity and character of the women. But. I've found men much less knowledgeable. concern did indeed oppose him. not only for man, and his adherence to what Sen- An astute observer of the local scene not black, but she died because she To the Editor: was conflict of interest, but for his right struggle for freedom in this "Land of the John estimates that somewhat more than three believed in helping other human Williams, Rep. Del., calls "the I would like to assure Jeanne Saddler free." The anti-war movement is only a beings. women become pregnant each 24 hours Our movement must stand wing, Strom Thurmond views as expected requirements of judicial that our efforts to end the war in Vietnam segment of our revolution against those as a united well. that school is in session. My contacts with front or else it will be ethics." are not just in our white interests. oppressive forces which deny people the destroyed students lead me to be amazed that the piecemeal. We cannot afford to divide our How deep this trend runs in the -The Editors Remember, please, that around 20 per cent right to shape their own destinies. figure is not higher Lest someone of our casualties in this stupid war are Stop and think: If the vast amounts of forces, especially when we know the misinterpret this remark, let me black men. We have not, cannot and will money spent on death and weapons strength of the opposition. Our revolution emphasize--I am not talking about the will not end with the war, nor with the not forget the black people and their systems such as ABM (better known as the black man, either. There are incidence of sexual intercourse, I am yet Indians, dinosaur system) were used to fight Puerto Ricans Mexican-Americans and the Songmy, talking about the frequency that sexual S. intercourse taking occurs without either partner responsibility for contraception. The man especially is negligent in this area Hebrew studies poverty in America, things could be greatly improved. If this country waged peace half as efficiently as it made war be easily abolished. poverty could poor whites who grovel under the Big Man's boot. As long as people are exploited, alienated and their lives and To the editor: deaths manipulated by considering the availability of condoms I would also like to remind Miss Saddler people other than As a member of Kadema alleged from any drug store. (Students for themselves our movement will continue. an Back to your question. There is no Israel), I would iike to urge MSU to offer a of those whites who faced down the police, night riders, dogs and White Citizen "safest time" to have intercourse without curriculum of Hebrew studies. This would Councils in the early 60's. Viola Liuzzo be a group of courses to study one of the of the massacre are protective measures for the couple who As true, many oldest cultures of the world. To many this more information filters does not want to have a child. Rhythm, American G.I's may have through regarding the alleged withdrawal and putting on a condom half might seem desirable only to the Jews on massacre of hundreds of South participated. way through intercourse is not practicing campus, and would, therefore, not seem to It was President Nixon who, in his contraception. It's nothing less than mad warrant the offering of such a curriculum Vietnamese in March is becoming clear that the United 1968, it Nov. 3 speech, expressed apprehension that the collapse of the delusion that permits a couple to engage in sexual relations on a random and ill at State. But to two other major religious groups on campus besides Jews, this would Terms describe Agnew States may never recover from this thought-out basis. The fact that most be a part of a study to help them better Saigon government might lead to a women are most vulnerable to become understand the basis of their religions. To the Editor: the assumption that the so-called "silent war. "bloodbath" perpetrated by the I would like to suggest that all students The recent anti-television outburst by majority" has a type of mentality which The real pregnant 14 days before the onset of the damage is not only the "enemy." Mr. Nixon also repeated menstrual period is of woefully little solace at State support our efforts to get this Vice President Spiro T. Agnew is really just succumbs more readily to casuistry, and destroyed land, uprooting of villages which is more responsive to his intent to preserve an "honorable when you begin to consider the extent of curriculum established. It would be worth another manifestation of Richard Nixon's explosive and extensive loss of life in South words and fervent delivery. To a certain end to the war." the variation from this. your while, because it would give State a clandestine feelings of insecurity and the extent the polls have confirmed the Vietnam, but the destruction of any While I'm moaning about this state of larger range of courses, and make State a resulting desire for demagoguery. The basic Can the President continue to ask more representative school. soundness of this assumption. moral convictions presumed present affairs, let me add that ignorance about the strategy of unleashing Agnew on an This has prompted me to suggest two for support in Vietnamizing the war Marion in America. physiology of sex is exceeded manyfold by Eisenberg oratorical rampage is both cleverly additions to the English when his words solely convey the the lack of information on some of the Lakewood, New Jersey, freshman calculated and well-founded. It relies on The U.S. government and many of emotional and interpersonal aspects of vocabulary : - -" S p i r omania" and deceit of our peace efforts? Can the its citizens had been shocked at the sexual relations. Judging by how few "Agnoulopolism." A "spiromaniac" is one .United States expect to retain any who has a compulsive and persistent atrocities of genocide committed by questions I'm asked, it would appear that respect from other nations even if the impulse to use inflammatory language in the Nazis in the Second World War. interpersonal aspects are more difficult The genocide in Biafra has brought the Songmy slaughter is 1 per cent correct? to talk about than the physiologic. For 50 cents you can buy "The Complete Arts, Letters set no precedent order manner to incite the that the anxieties of his superior audience in such a many people in this country to aid can be alleviated. Just from the dearth of reports by Book of Birth Control" by Allen To The Editor: Resource-Agricultural Graduate Council, those who might otherwise have died Guttmacher. Predictably, an "agnoulopolist" is one those eyewitnesses at Songmy, it will published by Ballantine respectively. who derives abnormal pleasure from The Nov. 21 article by Carl Olson on being without help. Now, some American Books or "The New Handbook of Modern Students in the College of Arts and take an immense effort by the Nixon selection of a new dean for the College of bombarded by the devastating utterances G.I.s have been accused of murdering Birth Control" by Paula Seilers, published Letters have neither set a "precedent" nor Administration to Arts and Letters was incorrect. Graduate of a "spiromaniac." hundreds of South Vietnamese. cover-up this by Dell. You might also read L.A. da first at MSU." students and undergraduate students were I believe that if the present Agnewian brutality of war. Many in this Kirkendall's "Premarital Intercourse and The story of what may have represented on the Consultative Committee crusade gathers momentum, these two country and all over the world are Interpersonal Relationships " or Ira Reiss's Eddy L. LaDue words will prove to be most useful and occurred at Songmy is sketchy at "Premarital Sexual Standards in America." (another name for Search and Selection still deeply suspicious about the past chairman, best. While the U.S. Army has Committee) for the selection of a new dean economizing to effete corpsians, gaggles of Green Beret case that was hushed by Natural Resource- commentators unelected elites and even to for the College of Agriculture and Natural already accused two G.I.s of taking the government. Photographs of the My roommate nas a problem. Manj$times Resources last year. These student Agricultural Graduate Council members of the silent majority who wish part in the slaughter, the South dead at Songmy have already been during her waking hours she has representatives were selected by the to practice introspection. Vietnamese government has declared uncontrollable fits of laughter. During her David M. Bell circulated through newspapers and undergraduate and graduate student hysteria, she has an involuntary urge to graduate student representative to that 145 were killed--125 being Viet organizations, the Council of Agriculture presented on national television. urinate and sometimes voids the Consultative Committee and Natural Resources and the Natural Cong. If President Nixon expects the uncontrollably. This is becoming more and Congressmen have spoken out honest more frequent and a little bit of a nuisance. support of his "silent Could this have anything to do with tea against the atrocity asking for a majority," he has the obligation to YOU'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO complete investigation, but the drinking? Sometimes immediately after she HOLD A FURRY KITTEN IN be honest in return and to investigate goes to the bathroom, she comes out. YOUR ARMS, AND STROKE IT majority of our representatives in the alleged incident. And if the AND LISTEN TO IT PURR... laughs again and re-enters the bathroom. Washington have remained mute. massacre is ascertained, we will have What can be done? Perhaps, if one soldier went berserk, known the extent to which this his act could be deplored and then Since you didn't indicate any amnesia for nation will go to achieve an the event or a loss of forgotten as an unfortunate consciousness, I'll "honorable end to the war." assume these off-shoot of war. But if the reports signs are not present If they -The Editors were, your roommate might have temporal Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 5 Abortion: population abortions are so difficult to hazard. A poll of American cure Per cent white patients. At the obtam, we force the birth of millions of Psychiatric Assn. members in the same time deaths associated with In the year unwanted children 2000 you will have mid_60V .evealed overwhelming abortion New York City in z approximately x-number of every year. If we really want to typical year are 56 per cent cut our population growth rate SUpport for easing the availablity square feet to stand, breath, eat of abortions black, 23 per cent Puerto Rican and make love on. . .that is, if on a voluntary basis, we should and 21 per cent white The man keeps reproducing his make abortions in the early The legal wind is changing, middle and upper class white species at the present rate. stages of pregnancy available on Seven states — Arkansas, woman can afford to pay the When I pace out the square a voluntary basis. When Japan California, Colorado, Georgia, hundreds and sometimes feet I'll be alloted in 2000, I liberalized its abortion laws "arV'an5- New Mexico and thousan thousands of dollar, charge for weary of the current attitude some years back, it cut its rate North Carolina have loosened good medical service outside the towards population problems on of population growth by 50 per the reins on their abortion laws, law. These women can afford to one hand and abortion on the cent in one decade states are considering go outside the country to Japan. Since the mid-60s' some abortion reform, but usually Sweden, England or one of the Warnings about the population leniency has occurred in without overwhelming support, Iron Curtain countries where crisis have been bombarding us abortion laws and, the vocal Michigan s Senator Beebe, mother of two'children, told^of portions for years. Voices across the land groups who want to do mother of two children, told of One of are the legal. grounds for the calling for compulsory method of fertility control in something about excess °«f", kL" i;!I! constitutional challenge of ""successful plea to liberalize " ' sterilization compulsory birth the modern world population increases are aiming anti-abortion laws is that the control and withholding public According to participants in a more at compulsory birth the state s 100-year-old abortion rights Qf women, rich and poor, support for illegitimate children United Nations Conference on control and compulsory law- Uws are a,so faci"g black and white are not equally in excess of a certain number. World Population in Belgrade in sterilization challenges in the courts on protected under the present law. Not withstanding all this, we 1965, abortion is indeed the Contrary to popular belief, the constitutional grounds. It seems that reforms of continue to maintain strict chief method of birth control in legal restrictions against abortion abortion laws-and better ye anti-abortion laws on the books the world today, and they are of comparitively recent coming. It is time for at least four fifths of our Drug res states. Yet, as Dr. Christopher estimated that about 30 million pregnancies are terminated by origin. Until the early 19 century-in common law both in James Shepard, a chemist in the racing division at the Tietze and Sarah Lewit point abortion each year. England and in the United 'TV* ,s the upper and the population growth without < out in the Scientific American These studies indicated that States-abortion before m'ddle class that are helped resorting to coercion or Extension, examines specimens of horse saliva and for January 1969: "Abortion is nearly one million take place in quickening, the stage where fetal inevitably it is the poor, black compulsion. As the Secretary drugs were used to affect the animal's performance. still the most widespread. . the United States. Since movement is felt, was legal. Later a"^u"Lder^"v;,ledge? r . mus^. General U Thant of the United laws were passed to prohibit e''cit the Nations said, "the opportunity abortion. The reasons were not criminal butchers, to decide the number and the moral in nature, but rather a abortions take place DRUG TESTS reflection of the fact that at the sleazy hotel rooms. They are spacing of children is human right." a basic time all surgical procedures had charged exhorbitant prices for a Until there is a perfect a high risk of infection. Performed and often universa,,v available Abortions were made illegal whK^ contraceptive, abortion should U' chemists detec cr,ma ,mac ,c" 1 s°metimes isn t "" p/ay because the risk of infection was even abortion at he infinitely preferred to '■ greater than the mother carrying compulsory sterilization or I he therapuetic the child through the last -hospital compulsory birth control which months of bortions in New York City, By DAN BANTA pregnancy. The may he the choices of the subjects of the tests. But if one st year were performed on 93 evidence, including the lab test horse with a bottle attached to a Tests results proved positive situation today is reversed, crowded future. Chemists in the racing division of the losers appears sluggish or results, are brought before the of the Agricultural Laboratory long pole. One case at a Detroit and the commission began to Abortion under modern hospital suspicious, he may likewise by hearing. racetrack involved a young man take action against owners, but conditions is safer than Extension here have the story examined. Florida dog racers, Ohmen recalls some lighter who became impatient waiting the lab chemists then discovered childbirth, "straight from the horse's experiencing similar drug moments in his experience with for the horse to react and filled that the specimen was of human Anti-abortion attitudes can mouth." problems, recently found that drug analysis. For instance, the the jar himself. origin and the charges were n»t be reinforced by calling Responsible for about 9,000 some of their animals were being urine specimens are collected by Unfortunately, his digestive dropped. abortion a psychological health drug tests a year, the racing fed meatballs laced with young boys who are hired system was polluted with . specialist chemists analyze the depressents which cause them to periodically. The youngsters Coca-Cola, which contains a saliva and urine of winning lose contests. collect the sample from the measurable quantity of caffeine. horses at Michigan race tracks to If a test indicates that a drug determine if they were drugged has been used . the lab sends its for competition. report to the Racing Excretory samples are taken Commission, which proceeds immediately after each race with a series of interviews and providing a fresh, concise conducts a hearing. All the indication of drug content, if present, in the animal's system. A commissioned veterinarian at each track takes saliva samples in a "spit box" which is delivered to the MSU lab. Urine specimens are extracted as possible after the race. Both samples are placed into sealed jars, identified with tags which must include the names of persons who witnessed the sampling procedures, and the lab. Witnesses are usually representatives of the track management or the trainer. Any break in the continuity of these procedures lessens the strength of the case if a drug is discovered. Herb Ohmen, supervisor of the racing section in the laboratory, said that lab operation consists of four-hour analysis and purification of the sample to exclude any unwanted materials. Winning horses are usually the £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 St. John's priest-once By TOM BOWERS began working in the northern What bothered him most was Iraq revolutionary gesture without completing the be "It took me six months before promptly expelled from the interested in everything, and State News Religion Editor part of the country. the Arab custom of hanging a description. country. The exile order had no I felt a little confident speaking they understand very well." Five years ago last month, the Father Shorez helped raise man in front of his own home. He served 3Mi years of his expiration date. "It was a very bad situation," English," he said. "I spent much He is impressed with the Rev. Raffo Y. Shorez, a priest at money and collect food and "My father was 86 years old. sentence. He was kept under Upon his release. Father time listening to he says. the radio or freedom in America especially St. John's Student Parish, in clothing for the revolutionary He did not know my situation. strict surveillance. Shorez learned that hisfather, his television to was improve my with the freedom of expression. Kurds and their Christian My mother was also living. I did He spent one year and five mother and sister had died an Iraq prison condemned to Father Shorez is a native of a pronunciation." Although he is death as a revolutionary. Assysrian allies in the north as not want them to have to see me months in the prison at Mosul, during his He no longer feels regret at Mosul. When he was 23 years period of still conscious of his accent, Father Shorez, 40, does not old, he went to Rome to study they carried on a drawn out hanged," he said. along with 700 other political confinement. Father Shorez today speaks having permanently left his expect ever to return to his ordained there into the fight with the Arabs of the The initial shock of the prisoners. He was particularly unhappy home. One reason for this is the and was quite understandable English. He home and family in Iraq. Chaldean rite in 1958. south. sentence wore off in relatively Fearing a mass prison break or to learn that his father had is taking lessons at the MSU prison experience. The short slightly graying Two years later he returned to On one of his regular trips to short time. Then, said Father rescue attempt by seemed to lose all spirit when Audiology and Speech Clinic to "Oct. 22, 1963, the day I was priest tells of his ordeal with Iraq as a member of the Order of Baghdad for church business, the Shorez, a feeling of deep revolutionaries, the Arab told his son was serving a 20 - perfect his use of the language. freed from the death sentence, smiles and frequent chuckles, St. Anthony the Hermit, and priest was arrested by Arab hopelessness set in. government transferred most of year sentence in an Arab prison. He is proficient in six other was the beginning of a new life secret police. "A person gets to joking and the prisoners to three other The old man became passive and languages. for me " Father Shorez said. "The secret police got hold of laughing a lot, but he feels that prisons. Father Shorez was died not long after hearing the Before coming to St. John's, "Every mature person," he a letter I had sent to a general in life has no more hop§," he moved several times during the Father Shorez served at Sacred said, "must consider himself to charge of the revolution in the said. Meanwhile, friends in the next two years. With his parents gone and an Heart Church in Flint. be for others. The people at the northern area," he said. Baghdad church worked very "At Bassra, in southern Iraq, indefinite exile imposed on him, "I like it here very much," he place I am serving become my On Oct. 16, 1963, Father hard to get a change in the we suffered very much," he said. Father Shorez decided not to said. "Students seem so family. I am not lonely." Shorez was condemned to death sentence. On Oct. 22, 1963, it Eventually the revolutionaries resist but to leave his country' by hanging. was commuted to 20 years in became too strong and the permanently. He stopped off in For about three days after the prison. sentence, he felt extremely "I was only under the death government was forced to call for a truce. One condition of the Italy for a few months, then came to the United States in Americans agitated and nervous, Father sentence for about a week," truce was release of the March, 1960. Shorez said. Father Shorez said. "But the prisoners. Shorez taught himself to speak "I wasn't surprised at the sentence " he said. "When you military tribunal usually executed a prisoner less than 15 join a revolution, you have to days after his sentence. A month before Father Shorez left prison, the prime minister of Iraq informed the priest's English. Using an Italian - English dictionary, he learned basic vocabulary. When he celebrate, count yourself as dead. But "That week. . those first days were very bad." continued, but gave a helpless the priest archbishop that he would be released from prison, but would arrived in the United States he went to work on pronunciation. others die By TOM BOWERS MINISTER CONCERNED State News Religion Editor Thursday most of us will sit down to gigantic Thanksgiving dinners. Most of us have done so year after year. It's called a tradition. Christian view archaic This week newspapers, magazines and sermons will provide sex thoughtful discussions on the paradox of so many Americans eating excessive turkey dinners while so many in the world suffer from hunger. 4 The Rev. Mr. Burns said that Most of us will hear or read or think about the paradox, feel a By LINDA WHELPLEY neither honest nor "truly Secondly, sex is more than The alienation that the "now" spiritual in the biblical sense of biological encounter," he said. the sex act should be reserved slight tinge of guilt and go on living for another month until we eat a gigantic Christmas dinner. the word," he said. "People bring more than their for one who shares a deep generation feels toward parents Out of this moral dilemna a bodies to the sex act they understanding and relationship. Maybe there isn't much we ourselves can do about people who probably stems from the failure - eat beans in a shack in the South Thursday. And it seems that of clergy and communicants of fresh honesty has arisen, the bring a person who potentially "Sex is a symbol of deep there is even less we can do about children dying for lack of food Freedom9s apostle the Christian Church to Rev. Mr. Burns said, and there is can grow or be destroyed." interpersonal understanding." he in Biafra. recognize the spirituality of a greater emphasis on the quality explained. "It is a symbol So we put the whole thing out of our mind and go on roasting sexual relationships. of sexual relationships. Interest because it does not stand outside The Rev. Raffo Y. Shorez, a priest at St. John's the turkey. Student Parish, is a native of Iraq. Imprisoned there For too long, said the Rev. in sex today is not totally the event objectified." In an article titled "Tis the Season to be Gluttonous" in the Alden B. Burns, minister of the "animalistic." The Rev. Mr. Burns said as a revolutionary, he was reprieved, exiled and because Nov. 21, 1969 edition of Christianity Today, Stanley Paragein University United Methodist With this frankness about sex a everything we do has a evntually came to the United States. Father Shorez quotes this anonymous poem. Church, the church has remained hostility has developed, he lasting influence on other said he is impressed with the freedom in America, silent in the "face of legitimate explained: people, sex should be I was hungry especially the freedom of expression. inquiries into the meaning of "Some see themselves above approached with trust and State News photo by Richard Warren and you formed a humanities club sex." the law. Others see morality as understanding. and discussed my hunger. And in 1969, he added, the He cited the example of a boy strictly a personal affair and Thank you. university "platitudes of maturity won't neither the Pope nor father he counseled who was troubled UNIVERSITY wash." because he was illegitimate. He ought to intrude. Still others in SEVENTH-DAY baptist tempo^ By preferring to keep silent on an effort to enjoy their freedom asked the Rev. Mr. Burns, "Were I was and you crept imprisoned off quietly church Wardcliff School the meaning of sex, the church have become slaves to a new my parents just having fun or did to your chapel in the cellar ADVE N T 1ST CHURCH (American Baptist) indirectly has contributed to form of bondage." they really want me?" and prayed for my release. spreading the illusion in a This "new bondage" can cause "Sex is a deep sense of Sabbath School 9:30 Gerard G. Phillips, Pastor sex-saturated society that "life insensitivity to others and is belonging to another and Worship Service 11:00 I was naked Worship 10.00 a.m.&7:00 p.m. can be built on sex alone," the called "situational ethics" by through that other person K.G. Smith, Rev. Mr. Burns said. developing a sense of ^ and in your mind Ct.urch School 11:10a.m. responsibility to life itself," the you debated the morality of my Attempts to discuss sexual "I believe in 'situational ethics' Wednesday prayer hour 6:45 Rev. Mr. Burns said. "Because appearance. Meeting at 504 Ann St. relationships "have too long and there is a strong case for (Comer of Division) been swept under a spiritual our moral judgments have social Free Bus Service and them in the Bible," the Rev. Mr. I was sick Call 355-0839 if you rug." The approach has been Burns said. "But the term has meanings, what you share with Nursery 332-1888 and you knelt and thanked God for need transportation Sue or Fred becomes a part of fallen in ill-repute. There are their bag in life. Therefore, we your health. edgewood united basic moral principles that guide More important than sex. the Martin Luther Chaoel must weigh the consequences of Peoples Church church me in a situation because you Rev. Mr. Burns explained, is the our actions heavily." I was homeless LCMS can't just roll with the quality of relationships that and you preached to me of the spiritual shelter of the East Lansing 469 N. Hagac'orn situation." exists between lovers. The Rev. Mr. Burns realizes 444 Abbott Road love of God. - an ecumenical fellowship these guidelines are not the Interdenominational - These moral principles "Sex is at the end of a "final word" nor are they easy 332-0778 regarding sex are basic to the relationship which celebrates to I was lonely 200 W. Grand River Christian viewpoint he said. what has been and what practice. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. and you left me alone No two people will apply these at Michigan Pastor David Kruse The Christian affirms that sex promises to be," he said. "It is to pray for me. Sermon By is the culmination of something guidelines the same way, he said, basically good and it is a part will any conclusions or Dr. Truman A. Morrison nor SUNDAY SERVICES Thanksgiving Day Service of life's beauty, the Rev. Mr. that exists between persons." decisions be the same. You seem so holy: University Group Dinner Burns said. God identified with Too many people today use close to 10:00 A.M. "Ever>one's style of living is so God; 9 30 and 11 a.m. & Program 6 8:30 p.m. us when he sent his Son, Jesus sex as a tool and consider it a But I'm still very hungry, Church Bus Service, morning & and "rendered different," he said. "For Sunday Service 9:30 A.M. a positive thing rather than a human being and lonely vening call 332-0606 or 332-8693 affirmation to our existence." he said. example, I believe in monogamy. and cold. I couldn't keep three women but "Is God With Us?" I won't deny this for some other Collegian Seminar Central United Methodist People are suffering. I am living so well. It bothers me. Yet I'll EPISCOPAL SERVICES guy" Rev. Orin G. Smith 9:30 a.m. In go ahead and eat my traditional dinner Thursday. It'll be a good All Saints Church explaining that the WORSHIP SERVICES Christian viewpoint on sex is day. And some more children in West Africa will die. first presbyterian church 9:45 and 11:15 A.M. more a process than rules, he 800 Abbott Rd. CHURCH SCHOOL OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 a.m. "It is a form of clarifying our Mormon Elder to speak REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS PASTOR environment. Like love, it is not - Sunday Lansing Stake Conference 9:30 and 11 a.m. WORSHIP - 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. something you go to; it is a at Thanksgiving Day Services process. A Christian should be Crib through Adults SERMON: "Can You See Love?" jrch School 9 45 t continually growing and Elder Thomas S. Monson, a (Mormon) will speak at the 8:00 Holy Communion FKfcE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH a.m. experiencing new things. member of the Council of Lansing Stake (diocese) 10:00 a.m. Thanksgiving Nothing is tied down definitely Twleve of the Church of Jesus Conference Saturday and (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) Service because he experiences." Christ of Latter day Saints Sunday in East Lansing. Elder Monson was appointed to the presiding Council of the university christian Christian Reformed Church Church in 1963. He was WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE president of the Mission from 1959 to 1962. His Canadian WORSHIP HOUR 11:00 AM and Student Center 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River present duties include supervision of missionary s from Hubbard Hall) activities in Germ^iy, Italy, "God Claims Our A ttention " Switzerland and Austria. 7:00 P.M. "God's Plan for Our Bodies DR. H^SUGDEN The conference session will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in the Stake Center, 431 E. Saginaw St. Lunch Wednesday 12:30 1:30 P.M Stake President Sylvan H. Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 P.M. Thanksgiving Service 9:30 A.M. Thursday Wittwer. 1767 Hitchings Post Road, said visitors are welcome. Discussion Refreshments First Church of Rev. Brink, preaching casTminsTCR PRtsgvTCRian chURcn Christ, Scientist SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Hoksbergen, campus mil Rev. Brink, pastor 13IS Abbott Rd. Grand River at Haslett Entranct for transportation, call 351-6360 or 882-1425 cost can sine, micmoan East Lansing SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sunday Services 11 00 a r SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE - LANSING UNIVERSITY UNITED ch School Pr« METHODIST CHURCH Fellowship Hour 10:30 A.M Lesson Sermon Subject ^ - DORM OR HALL TIME A.M. DORM OR HALL TIME A.M. Worship 11 AM 1120 South Harrison Phone: 351-7030 NURSERY PROVIDED ALL TIMES 9:10 6:20 Fee E & W 9:10 6:20 Cambell 9:10 6:20 Hubbard S & N 9:12 6:22 "The Light of the World" < Rev. Robert David Leas Landon E & W 9:12 6:22 Akers E & W 9:14 6:24 Yakeley 9: t'2 6:22 Holmes E & W 9:16 6:26 The Place of Jesus Christ in Today's World J Sunday at 1 1 A .IV Gilchrist 9:13 6:23 McDonel E & W 9:18 6:28 "Let God Be God!" Rev. Burns Williams 9:14 6:24 Owens 9:20 6:30 Butterfield Emmons 9:17 9:18 6:27 6:28 Van Hoosen Shaw E & W 9:20 9:22 6:30 .preaching Community Thanksgiving Service EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH Free Public Reading Room 9:19 6:29 Phillips 9:25 134 West Grand River 7:30 p.m. Wed. Nov. 26 Armstrong 9:20 6:30 Mason 9:25 6:35 OPEN 9:21 6:31 Snyder 9:26 6:36 Morning Worship 9:30 & 11:00 Rather 9:22 6:32 Abbot sity Class 9:45 A.N Weekdays - 9-5 p.m. 9:26 6:36 Church School 9:30 (for all ages) Case N & S 9:25 6:35 Mon Tues., Thurs., Fri Bethel Manor 9:28 , Wilson E & W 9:26 6:36 SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 Nursery under supervision of a Evenings 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. "Ethos" Thanksgiving Eve Servi( e by Dr. C. Cleon K 7:00 p.m. Holden E &W 9:27 6:37 Registered Nurse 11:00 Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 p.m. All a Wonders S & N 9:30 6:40 MEET US IN THE FIRESIDE ROOM! Wednesday: Mid-week Disci t 7:00 p.m. SOUTH BAPTIST 6:50 Free BUS SERVICE - 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 Tennessee iams play Frank set to appear makes good weeken d fare Tennessee Williams' on Gamut fine homosexual behavior) is however, were excellent. Frank drama, "Cat on a Hot Tin r presented as a miserable, Bennet, making his Bonstelle Phil Frank, the celebrated pictorial punster of the State Roof," currently in repertory by suffering creature Brick has Theatre debut was superb as Big Wayne State University, is one PANORAMA: retired into a shell, loathing Daddy, as was Beverly News, will be the guest on MSU Boradcaster's Gamut program. of Williams' better efforts and people around him, especially Markowitz, as his wife. Leonard The weekly student production would make excellent his childless wife Maggie, whom Skwarek also did a noteworthy will be aired at 11:30 MB a.m. Thanksgiving fare. The play got he resents for bringing up and job in the role of Brick. much critical acclaim and was Saturday. testing the nature of his "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" will This program is a replay, run awarded the Pulitzer Prize and relationship with Skipper. continue playing at 8:30 p.m. for the first time last winter. the Drama Critic's Circle Award Meanwhile, wealthy Big Daddy Friday and Saturday and a Entitled "Cartoons of Phil for the 1954-5 Broadway season. is dying of cancer and his son. matinee on Sunday at the Frank," the program was made The play is a psychological Gooper, whom he has never Bonstelle Theatre in Detroit. before Frank's cartoons became drama centered around an liked, is waiting with his wife Tickets are $2. syndicated to over 75 university alcoholic named Brick, but Mae and their five children for newspapers across the country. includes the lives of the other the old man to kick off to get Lyle Cruickshank, now the family members. The many Brick, an ironic name some of the land. Very CORRECTION president of MSU Broadcasters, muddy undercurrents provide vulture-like, indeed. Big Momma considering his personality and interviews Frank showing and for an engrossing, if unpleasant is disturbed at everything going Friday's State News front-page evening in the theatre. behavior (Williams has never taken tells to us drink what) on around her and tries to tie story "Arts, Letters students Cartoonist discussing his work, completed and in progress. the factions of the family help nominate new dean" The action supposedly takes after his close friend Skipper has contained an error. place on a southern plantation in committed suicide. Their together. The College of Arts and the Mississippi Delta. However Norman relationship was getting Despite a poor opening act, the company turned the second Letters established a Search and 'the bourgeois gentleman' Hamlin's poor set abnormally close and neither, it and third actions into a moving Selection Committee comprised makes it seem perched on seems, could face up to that and of: two college representatives somewhere reality. Again, the homosexual compelling glimpse into top of the Rocky human chosen by the provost, one Mountains. (or, in this case, hinted at experience. Nancy WSU actors excel in force Lineham, however, is miscast as faculty representative from each of the nine departments, two Maggie. All through the evening we are made consciously aware graduate representatives and two Where do you find Central Michigan's of her attempts to portray a undergraduate representatives chosen by the Student Advisory Bv KENNETH STERN southern "cat on a hot tin roof " An obsessed tailor, who would prefer to be referred to as an finest entertainment? The artist Harlequin! but unfortunately she never Committee of the College of State News Reviewer ol the cloth, outfits M. Jourdain in a ridiculous and outlandish succeeds. The rest of the cast, Arts and Letters. The Classic Repertory Company of Wayne State University costume which is supposed to be in vogue with the genteel set. A Now Appearing (WSU) is currently presenting Moliere's marvelously funny farce, "The Bourgeois Gentleman." at the Hilberry Theatre in Detroit, count freely borrows from him on the pretense of fixing Jourdain up with the beautiful Marchioness Dorimene. whom the count and is giving the work a himself ends up marrying. royal treatment. THE The audience is transported back into 17th performing arts company presents where we find a M. Jourdain Century France desparately attempting to become Miles Malleson's English adapatation of the French entirely satisfactory and the evening was very, very funny. The play was FABULOUS genteel and noble, and winding up making a complete ass of set by Russel Smith and the lavish costumes by Vic Leverett were himself. It is Jourdain's foremost goal to become a gentleman, a absolutely magnificent. COLLEGE wise and cultured aristocrat, and he The entire cast was extremely talented and the B-BROTHERS AMERICAN uses every means at his evening was a disposal to accomplish his aim. Since our bourgeois gentleman is total success. Jeffrey Tambor was hilarious as M. Jourdain and very wealthy (Moliere never tells us why or how), the goon Claudia Wilkens as Madame Jourdain was also oustanding. Her splurges on a music master a fencing master, and a philosopher to voice, which I can still hear, reminded of the queen me in "Alice polish and refine his coarseness. He engages a dancing master so DANCING - DINING In Wonderland. Any minute I expected her to order every one's No Cover Friday night festival he will not make any "faux flunder) -- Get it?? pas" (false step meaning social All his instructors humor him while enjoying their huge fees. head off. "The Bourgeois Gentleman" will play during Thanksgiving, and if you arc in the area, by all means go see it. Exact dates are Nov. 27. 29. 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CRENN/\flHHI PAUL NEWMAN JOANNE WOODWARD Shown at EFREM SPARTAN TWIN EAST 7:00 & later ZIMBALIST JR. WINNING Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 9 Jagger, Wait and wait and Terry Reid f ... the Pubic stars and Enemy No. 1. The , stripes. Jagger. Stones To the dismav dismay of of some some and delight of most, the Stones performed five songs from their and the the the the stage, stage, knelt knelt Hare Krishna, violated the microphone and removed his and and chanted chanted stand and stand shake vour asses!" Jagger gat shouted. "C'm and shouted, wiped "C'mon now his brow, and wait and wait and B. B. King ' god-bod of knock 'n roll. album "Let It Bleed." Two removed the hair from his eyes, and wait and wait and LADIES new belt and swung it around his If for nothing more, Mike of these were blues numbers and head like an airplane propeller, leered at the chicks grasping at AND GENTLEMEN, THE Jagger is the greatest living the other three were pure rock the stage and smiled at the ROLLING STONES!!! all as the lights changed from performer because of the way he 'n roll, one of which, "Midnight 15,000 red faces, sore hands and Three years and five albums can totally drain an audience of blue to red to yellow to red and and three busts and Brian Jones its inhibitions and get it Rambler," is destined to become back again to blue, quivering knees before him. the biggest hit ever for the Even though he hadn't "Thank you, very much. This is dead and Jagger makes a side. No one, not Jerry Lee last song I think you all can movie and Jumpin' Jack Flash is Lewis, Chuck Berry, Jim group. stopped moving since the first back in Detroit. song, it didn't occur to him that dig." Morrison, Howlin' Wolf, Janis During this song, Jagger did Keith Richard's A friend once told me what a human being is supposed to guitar split the Joplin, Hendrix or The Who put everything possible to get the silence, Charlie Watts' bass she saw the Stones do onstage in on a show like Jagger. drop dead from exhaustion after message across that he, indeed, is a while "Midnight Rambler" boomed and thousands of Paris several years ago and I didn't believe her. I It isn't possible to rationalize the king of the theatre. In 13 was fast faster than Buddy Weatherman leaflets showered thought she was lying and the press was and say that 11 the people who lose minutes there was more violence Holly's "Brown Eyed Handsome down on the audience. Stones concert ' than the finale of "Bonny and Man" or Bo Diddley's "Hey, Bo "Everywhere I go I hear the bad-mouthing and hyping when more passion than a Diddley," yet the next number, sound of marchin' chargin' feet, they described the way Jagger UP the sides. with silver ornaments, a black maniacs out for a thrill. Freaks "Cleopatra" love scene and more "Live With Me,1 was equally boy, 'cause summer's here and the time is slipover shirt with a white omega say the Stones are the greatest, sex than a Gypsy Rose Lee beyond belief. right for fightin' in the streets, boy. 'cause in sleepy Beige suede slip-ons, black silk s|gn the front, a huge red = but so do Time, Life, Saturday encore. From that point on, the prostrated himself on London town there's just no bells with silver spangles running scarf and a stovepipe hat with Review and Harpers. audience was in hysteria. In the place for a Street Fightin' Man." middle of Chuck Berry's His right hand shot up and his "C'mon, Little Queenie." the MISSING SOMETHING? lights were turned on, Jagger fist clenched and his left hand formed a peace sign and the started clapping his hands and audience cheered and the motioned for the audience to Second Coming had ended. Lost umbrellas returned with Townsend for one year, RECORDS PRE-RECORDED TAPES PRE-RECORDED CASSETTES Townsend, who handles MSU's MSU. Three boxes of unmatched By BARBARA FARY then sent to the East Lansing lost and found department, said gloves have already accumulated. and Stones in concert Anyone who has lost a pair of he and his student helpers make Runners-up in the "losing police for their annual auction. definite effort to see that contest" are umbrellas, stocking Other items are kept for 90 a STEREO EQUIPMENT A crowd of 15,000 was on hand for Monday night's gloves, misplaced a notebook or days, then given to the Salvation everything turned in to them caps, contact lenses and contact Rolling Stones concert in Detroit. The enthusiastic forgotten an umbrella on MSU's reaches its rightful owner, Army with the exception of at campus can relax if his wayward Women "losers" slide rules, which are given to reception of this audience confirmed Mick Jogger's whether it's a man's suit of are more possession has reached Virgil E. clother, mitten without its often than men, Townsend said, department heads for needy THE DISC SHOP reputation as the greatest living rock performer. Townsend, Union checkroom a students. State News photo by Bob Ivins mate or a playboy's little black "Probably because they're 323 East Grand River manager. always thinking about 10 things Unclaimed paper and The lost and found at one time." There have been OPLN MON.-FR1. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. notebooks are used by the department is maintained as a fewer purses lost this term than Union office staff and unclaimed SAT. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Syrian, Mexican goodwill gesture by the during any of the five years he University. The checkroom has been at the department, workers are paid for the work Townsend reported. involved. What happens to unclaimed money is put into the Union building fund. PHONE 351-5380 Single gloves and mittens are articles? BRAMS TODAY-LADIES' DAY { V~) TlJ117 the most commonly lost items at | AB Watches and jewelry are kept MSU 75c 1:30 to 6:00 P.M. given to NOW SHOWING All Color Program You never met a Ju pair like Butch and The Kid. A gift of 10 figurines from the period. The figurines range in from the island of new Britain ii size from three to five inches the Pacific. Ielectric in car heaters prehistoric period for MSU's Permanent Art Collection was Marks gave them to the The board of trustees also Iii new screen splendor...The iiiosI ma^nilimil pi< llire ever! a accepted Friday by the MSU University because of the accepted a $1,000 gift from DAVID 0 SttZNICKS Board of Trustees. remarkable similarity in the Bernice Olds Roe. Love said the PLANETARIUM The clay figurines-five from figurines from different gift will provide a 10th or 11th the archaic period in Mexico and centuries. Century stone carving from GONE WITH 1 :30 Presents: five dated 1800 to 1500 B.C. from Northern Syria -were given Marks who is originally from the midwest, has made a number Central India. THE WINOT 3:30 5:25 by Mr. and Mrs. Cedric H. Marks of New York City. of gifts to institutions in the Midwest. He has also given (iAKk(.ar,u; f Star of Wonder MSU's Permanent Art Collection MM IN I.1.K,II * See Santa in all his "Dammitall. Paul V. Love, Kresge art several pre-Columbian Mayan sur. Howard splendor then combine some Why is everything gallery- director, said that the figurines and large terracotta "two groups of figurines show a a OLlMAde HAM 11AM) astronomy with a little we're good at illegal?" head, as well as four war shields similarity between the female imagination, and speculate as * to what the star of old might goddess figures as far apart as Feature shown at 8:00 have been. Syria and Mexico. • only "The figurines represent a period of worship in which Program Schedule females rather than males ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS glorified," he said. Fridays - 8:00 p.m. NOW SHOWING Saturdays -- 2:30, 8:00 p.m. The figurines, valued at All Color Program Sundays -- 2:30 & 4:00 p.m. $2,685, are excellent examples of the female goddesses that Vacation Schedule were prevalent in the prehistoric WINNEFTQF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS Dec. 11 & 18 MEIRO-GOLDWYN-MAYERpmk 8:00 p.m. A CARLO PONTI PRODUCTION Dec. 22, 23, & 26 In observance DAVID LEAN'S FILM 2:30 & 8:00 p.m. RAUL NEWMAN of the holiday tradition, our OF BORIS PASTERNAK'S I ROBERT REDFORD KATHARINE ROSS BUTCH CASSIDV AND THE SUNDANCE KID establishment will not open Thanksgiving Day but DOCTOR ' No pre-school Information children. 355-4672. w ill be open Wednesday and Friday to serve you. ZHHAGO. IN PANAVISI0N1 AND METR0C0L0R Abrams Planetarium, Science Rd. and Shaw Lane, MSU, East Lansing. Next! BATTLE OF BRITAIN Shown once at 9:20 only ALSO DEAN MARTIN as MATT HELM i Starts FRIDAY: Theatre-East Lansing Friday 7 P.M.-Sat. Sun. from 1:00 P.M When you turn on by falling free...when jumping is not only a way TODAY and THURS.: to live but a way to die, too...you're a Gypsy Moth. "The LIBERTINE' Bob Dylan COMES ACROSS "DON'T LOOK BACK" INCREDIBLY 7:00 and 9:55 -Plus- "MONTEREY WITH WRY POP" 8:30 P.M. only HUMOR AND TASTE. Makes "('utherine Spciak Huyh Hefner's is Curious Green, Playboy . 'ent house with. envy...and look like a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents decides to become The John Frankenheimer-Edward Lewis nursery school!" Production starring a one-woman abc rv Burt Lancaster Kinsey sex survey." -Bob Silmiggi WINS. Ridio Deborah Kerr aaa easynicJen c. ibn.1 Gene Hackman ■ Scott Wilson ■ William Windom Persons "THE JlBERTINE PETER FONDA- DENNIS HOPPER a Story By James Drought Executive Producer Edward Lewis Directed by John Frankenheimer • Metrocolor mgm Under 18 Years FEATURE AT 1:10-3:10-5:15-7:20-9:25 Catherine Spaak and Jean-Louis Trintignant TODAY IS LADIES' DAY. . .75c from 1 to 6 P.M. Plus Novelty & Fun Cartoon 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 SPORTS VarsityBy MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Writer But the real surprise of the evening was the play of junior Overall, the varsity gave the crowd coasts an early display of the fast break time after time, center Ganakas commented: from River Rouge, to Paul Dean had 10 points for the grabbed 15 rebounds, tops in the varsity while Eddie Humphrey Behind the brilliant all guard Rudy Benjamin, in his hustling, fast - break type of "The thing I see from up here game. Jeff Vanderlende and Jim added nine in the last four around play of Ralph Simpson new role of floor leader. game they will play this year. is that we are slow, and its the Shereda each had nine points, minutes. and the floor play of Rudy Benjamin time after time led the Many of their baskets came at same thing I saw from down on Benjamin, the MSU varsity varsity fast break up the court, the end of the fast break ~ led the bench. I guess the vantage coasted to an easy 105 - 64 win hitting the open man with sharp, by guards Benjamin, Lloyd point didn't change things." over a hustling freshman squad bullet - like passes. Ward, Tim Bograkos, Paul Dean For the freshmen, there were Tuesday night at Jenison Fieldhouse crowd of before 5,000 an estimated enthusiastic an In additon the 6 assortment - from Ohio hit for 15 points on 3 guard long range and Simpson. "It's not a bad effort," said Ganakas,who kept up a constant several bright spots, even though they were over powered. Brian Spartans' Curl named Breslin, a 6 - foot - 6 forward fans. jumpers and driving layups. stream of chatter from the press from East Lansing showed he two Simpson, playing only about -thirds scored 28 of the contest, points. In addition to "This is the new Rudy," head coach Gus Ganakas, who watched the game from the press box, urging his players on even though he turned the coaching duties over to assistant coach can play on the same floor with the varsity without taking a back seat to anyone. to All-Big Ten team box, said. "Last year he was Bob Nordmann. "Not bad but it MSU tackle Ron Curl has been named to the the offensive show, the smooth Breslin scored 17 points and primarily an offensive player but Associated Press All-Big Ten defensive team, the playing sophomore, touted by wasn't earthshaking. We'll face grabbed seven rebounds. More this year he is our floor leader. better competion | only Spartan to gain first team honors on many as one of the nation's top you can be importantly, he never stopped players, put on a dazzling "I think he could be one of sure of that. hustling and battled Simpson | defense. the best passers in the country if The 6-2, 240-pound junior from Chicago, in display of passing and over - all During the first half, when the and the others all evening. addition to floor play. he really wants to be." freshmen stopped the varsity stacking up enemy ball-carriers and Big Bill Kilgore, freshman harassing quarterbacks, blocked four punts and a I field goal attempt during the season. Although DEFENSE CRUCIAL no records are kept on blocked punts, Curl's total led the conference and very likely ranked first nationally. "I'm happy as hell, I really am," Curl said when he heard the news. "It's a great thrill for me." leers open with No-Daks Curl joined seven players from Ohio State and two from Michigan on the defensive unit. Don Law, the senior linebacker who led the team in tackles with 116, earned second team honors. Guard Ron Saul was voted on the first team offensive squad. By PAM BOYCE getting a lot of shots off." goal-tending spot. In four games Bob Michelutti and Gerry Five Spartans made honorable mention on the all-conference State News Sports Writer the Sioux have DeMarco will team up, with Don The coach has a strong crew of defensemen to rely upon. As in given goals. Fortunately, Bessone has up 21 Thompson, Bill Fifield and Bob team; halfbacks Don Highsmith and Eric Allen, defensive end Rich Saul, offensive end Frank Foreman and center Tom Beard. Simpson for two more The MSU hockey team opens no problem in that respect. The Pattullo on a fourth line. The Sophomore Ralph Simpson made his long awaited its regular season this weekend the Alumni game, returning Named to the team along with Curl were Mark Debevc, Dave coach has the rough job of coach admits, however, that varsity debut Tuesday night and put on a dazzling with a two-game series against a lettermen A1 Swanson and Mike Whitfield, Paul Schmidlin, Jim Stillwagon, Jack Tatum, Mike choosing which of two seniors, some changes may be made in show, passing rebunding and shooting in leading "great shooting team," as Coach DeMarco will team up, with Dan Rick Duffet or Bob Johnson, to of the lines before the Sensibaugh and Ted Provost-all from Ohio State. The two some the Varsity to a 105-64 victory. A mo Bessone describes the Finegan and Dwight Lewis start in the nets on either night. weekend's games. Michigan players were linebacker Marty Huff and back Tom Curtis. State News photo by Richard Warren North Dakota Sioux. making up the second defensive The Spartans' defense will unit. Using only five defensemen "Both Duffett and Johnson He also plans on using only have to be in top condition to for the series, Bessone will have looked sensational Saturday three of the four lines, but is yet contend with the shooting the to chose between sophomores night," Bessone said. "I just undecided which line will be Sioux have done so far in their Dave Roberts and Herb Price for hope that we pick the right one eliminated. Owens heads UPI first four games. the fifth defenseman. Bessone for the right night." The coach on "North Dakota had 55 shots goal the first played Duluth, while only 15," Bessone night they Duluth had said. "The said he will be alternating a lot on defense this year, and if he is forced to use only five men, he will put out the one who does said he will stick to his pplicy of Game time for the Spartans' letting the goalies decide which varsity matches Friday and night they are ready to go, Saturday nights is 8 p.m. which he says has worked well team next night it was 45 the worst job on Friday night so far. Preceding the varsity games, NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve squad was chosen directly by the E. Jim Mandich, Michigan 220 6-3 Sr. shots to 15 votes of 142 of E. Carlos Alvarez, Floriad 181 5-11 So. and at 6 p.m., the MSU junior varsity Owens, Oklahoma's the nation's in North Dakota's favor." North replace him on Saturday. T. Sid Smith, USC 267 6-4 Sr. Dakota lost the game team will take on teams from record-breaking touchdown sports writers and broadcasters, 3-0, The forward lines will the only team so chosen. T. Bob McKay Texas 245 6-6 Jr. the Michigan Junior Hockey man, topped the individual however. In fact, of the 100 Bessone, who describes the probably remain the same as G. Chip Kell, Tennessee 225 6-0 Jr. shots the Sioux took in the two No-Daks League, considered to be the voting Tuesday for the 1969 Mike G. as a good they were for the Alumni game. best hockey league in the state. United Press International McCoy, Notre Dame's Larry DiNardo, Notre Dame 230 6-1 Jr. games, only four went in for back-checking team, judging Al Laking, Randy Sokoll and giant defensive tackle was the C. Rodney Brand, Arkansas 218 6-2 Sr. goals. from the The skaters from the junior college football All-America Q. Mike Phipps, Purdue 206 6-3 Sr. number of shots on Bill Watt will form one line, with team. runner-up in total votes with teams, 17-20 years old, are rated B. Steve Owens, Oklahoma 215 6-2 Sr. "They're like us," Bessone goal they have held to Gilles Gagnon and two The Sooner running back, who 100, tops on the defensive as the best skaters in the Detroit B. Jim Otis. Ohio St. 215 6-0 Sr. said. "They're not putting the opposition to, admits they may freshmen, Rick Olson and Frank area. has smashed the three-year B. Bob Anderson. Colorado 208 6-0 Sr. puck in the net, but they're have a problem in the DeMarco on another. Pat Russo, record for scoring touchdowns DEFENSE However. Ohio State and Penn This will mark the first year with 54 to date including 21 State tied for team honors E. Jim Gunn, USC 210 6-1 Sr. that MSU will field a junior by this year approached a perfect E. Phil Olsen. Utah St. 255 6-5 placing three men each on the varsity team, coached T. Mike McCoy, Notre Dame 274 6 5 Sr by score as he was named on 132 2 2 -man squad. Southern Assistant Coach Alex T. Mike Reid. Penn St. 240 6-3 Sr. Terpay. ballots. The two-platoon honor California and Notre Dame had MG. Jim Stillwagon, Ohio St. 215 6-0 Jr two places each. EXTRA! The only MSU player named LB. Steve Kiner, Tennessee 220 6-1 Sr LB. Lennis Onkotz, Penn St. 2-5 6-2 Sr. HB Jack Tatus. Ohio St. 205 6-2 Sr. RENAULT to the squad was offensive guard Nobody else Ron Saul, who gained honorable HB. Tom Curtis, Michigan 190 6-1 Sr. EXTRA! builds a car mention. Selected to the squad HB. Neal Smith, Penn St. 180 5-11 Sr. HB Buddy McClinton, Auburn 190 5-10 Sr. under$2000. with all Get those hard these features. Holiday Ok tkiA, koiidaAf to find Parties? Oj tuA Senior guard Ron Saul accepts congratulations from squad. Seated the left 'ith usual the award, but praised his faculty representative John Spartan Head Coach Duffy Dougherty Monday night MSU teammates in his acceptance Fuzak. Acting dent Adams. At right speech. The Spartans' two co-captains just after Saul had been selected as the most retary of the University. "I just tried to pattern myself presented the Oil Can Award valuable player by his teammates on this State News year's photo by Bruce Rerr after the other guys on the line," and the Danzier Award. Rich the Butler, Pa., senior said. "I Saul, senior defensive kept praying that I wouldn't get line-backer, awarded the oil can WIRE NEWS Owens Steve Owens, the human bulldozer from Oklahoma who plowed the National Heismon Collegiate Sports Services, which has been keeping through enemy defenses for more yardage rushing than any records for the last 22 years. player in college football history, Tuesday was named winner of Gerry Lindgren's record victory in Monday's NCAA cross the Heisman Trophy as the year's outstanding country championships at New York's Van Cortlandt Park college football was player. his 11th in NCAA track and cross country competition. Owens, a bruising 6-foot-2, 215 pound senior from Miami, The slight, bespectacled 23-year old from Washington State Bruce Kulesza Okla., outpolled Mike Phipps, Purdue's outstanding quarterback, University won his third cross country title in a record 28:59.2 Craig Wycinski in balloting by 992 sports writers and sportscasters. over the rugged six-mile course in the Bronx. to the players. two year starter at right tackle Owens, named as an All-America running back, received 1,488 Texas, as expected, replaced Ohio State in the No.l spot in the Athletic Director Biggie Munn for the Spartans. points to 1,334 for Phipps. Rex Kern, Ohio State's quarterback, weekly UP1 college football poll. The Longhorns were followed in presented a new award this year, was third in the balloting, followed by Quarterback Archie order by Penn State, Arkansas, Southern Cal, Missouri, Ohio the Frank Cowing Award. The Acting President Adams, a faithful Spartan follower all Manning Mississippi and defensive tackle Mike Reid, Penn. State. State, Louisiana State, Michigan, Notre Dame and UCLA. new honor is named after Frank season, was on hand to present The 103,588 fans who crammed Michigan Stadium last Saturday Michigan players Don Dierdorf and Barry Pierson were honored Cowing Jr., who was head the President's Award to senior to watch Michigan shock previously unbeaten Ohio State, 24-12, by the wire services for their performances in U-M's 24-12 upset manager of the Spartans in end Bruce Kulesza. The award is victory over Ohio State last Saturday. 1938. comprised the largest crowd ever to attend a college football Tackle Dierdorf given annually for perseverance was named UPI's "Lineman of the Week," The award will be presented game. shown in efforts for the football while defensive back Pierson was named AP's "Back of the Week" each year to the student The previous high of 103,234 had also been set at the home of squad. Kulesza was a mainstay at for his three pass interceptions and 60-yard punt return in the manager who does the most to the Wolves in 1959 when U-M played the Spartans, end for the Spartans this year according to Buckeye contribute to the betterment of game. Don Highsmith with his solid blocking and pass the team. The first recipient is Clifton Hardy catching. 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Meanwhile, we're Saginaw Street WOODRUFF OFFICE DeWitt delighted to CEDAR EVERETT BRANCH 2521 South Cedar Street COLONIAL VILLAGE BRANCH Colonial begin bringing full service banking close to Village Shopping Center your home. Will you please give us the priv¬ ilege of serving you ? UNIVERSITY BRANCH E of Frandor on Michigai HOWARD MILLER Branch Manager BANK WITH THE HOME TEAM ~i r BANK AND TRUST AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO./ UNIVERSITY BRANCH . * * COM PA M V . . « We want to be Your Banker 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 STATE NEWS I Tl I | •• * A III STATE NEWS cl35aISd Happy Thanksgiving To All! CL3£SD Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING fay Phil Frank Employment The Sute News does net MAN EXPERIENCED in all types of VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Excellent TWO OR three girls needed HOLT, DUPLEX with carpeting, permit racial or religious condition. New engine and tires. odd jobs, willing to work. Phone winter/spring for 4 man. Excellent drapes, stove, refrigerator, and discrimination in its ad¬ 355-0740. 5-11/26 372-9301. TF location. 351-1387. 5-12-3 disposal. 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths. vertising columns* The Children welcome. $165./month State News will not accept VOLVO 1962 P544 sport sedan. For Rent plus utilities. 694-0823. 1-11-26 LOOKING FOR A PLACE • AUT0M0TIV1 advertising which discrim¬ Lively, economical, warm, and TO LIVE? • EMPLOYMENT inates against religion, gloriously ugly transportation at TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" ONE MAN wanted for three man. $250.351 3601. 1-11-26 ROOMMATE SERVICE race, color or national or¬ portable--$8.50 Immediately, winter term. • FOR RENT per month CAN HELP YOU! 351-4207. 5-12-4 • FOR SALE igin. including stand. Call J.R. Auto Service & Parts CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. CALL 351-3558 • LOST & FOUND 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C 541 E. GRAND RIVER ONE MAN needed for 4-man Ik PERSONAL ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call apartment, winter term. • PEANUTS PERSONAL KALAMAZOO STREET BODY NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented LANSING EAST Side, furnished t 351 -6295. 126 Orchard. 4-12-3—' • REAL ESTATE SHOP. Small dents to large only to MSU students and bedrooms all utilities pa Automotive wrecks. American and foreign faculty. $8.84 month (including ATTRACTIVE RECENTLY • SERVICE cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. redecorated 2 bedroom furnished tax). STATE MANAGEMENT • TRANSPORTATION DODGE DART 1963. Dependable or unfurnished. With 2628 East Kalamazoo. C CORPORATION, 444 Michigan garage and • WANTED transportation. $325. 355-7440 or sundeck. 482-1883 or 484 1938 Av. 332-8687. C 882 1908 x4 12 1 5 1126 PARTS-1963 Corvair Excellent TV RENTALS-Students only. Low DEADLINE engine, tires, radio, interior, etc., 7II East Apartments DODGE DART, 1968 Big 6, 351-6312. 3-12-1 monthly and term rates. Call 351-2114. 3 12-1 484-2600 to reserve 711 Burcham Automatic transmission. Excellent yours. 1 P.M. one class day be¬ New deluxe 1-bedroom condition Phone 627-5943 UNIVERSITY TV. C CAPITAL NEAR. Clean, fore IMPORT AUTO Parts will service publication. 3-11 26 furnished 2 or 3 man Cancellations - 12 noon one your import cars with honesty, RENT A TV from a TV Company Available now class reliability, and reasonable prices. $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. for 9-month day before publica¬ FORD COBRA 1969. 1 owner, never or 1-year. Give us a try. We also have NEJAC TV RENTALS. C tion. 9651 351 3525 robbed. Extra sharp. In school, courtesy service. 485-2047. can't maintain. 393-2409 6 12 3 1-MAN needed, luxury apartm 4-11-26 NEW CEDAR Village Redu< PHONE near campus 203-B Americ FORD FALCON 1963. $150 Need two men for Winter best or MASON BODY SHOP 812 East SUBLET 1-3 girls. Winter only. 35J-2366. 3-12-7 Spring. 351-1572. 5-11-26 offer Needs work. 393-0997. 355-8255 2-11 26 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. Reduced rates. 1 block from 731 BURCHAM will sublet to 2 < Complete auto painting and campus. 351-2048. X5-12-1 RATES collision service. IV 5-0256. C CEDAR GREENS KARMANN GHIA, 1964, yellow. FURNISHED APARTMENTS 351 9137. 2 11 26 Apartments I day 10,000 miles since major overhaul. 11.50 Good condition, $600. 351-2184 Aviation serve now for Winter & Spring 15^ day NEWLY FURNISHED apaument - 2 3 davs per word per $4.00 2-12-1 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to AND THANK- YOU ESflKlAaY RK seTTlNS $55 per man or 4 men. I block from Berkey. One bedroom furnished 13 1/2# per worn per aay KARMANN GHIA 1967, learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! RID OF LOUIS HERSHeY i\ (4-man apts.) Phone 351-0877. 3-12-2 Call 351-8631 5 days Soecial $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C $6.50 IMMACULATE, 4 new tires, ONE MAN needed for 2-man I3f per wont per day radio, gas heater, luggage rack. Scooters & Cycles tSS9!SU?SC5S* $160 married couples apartment, winter term. Walk to 300 15th MAC. 3 Available December and bath. $85 $1350. 372-9429 5-12 3 rooms per (based 10 words campus. $60. a month. 351-8905. on per 4d) 4 blks. to Campus 7-12-7 month. References required. Call TRIUMPH, 1969-T-100 C, 500 CC, ED7-1276 or IV2-1637. 7-12-7 There will be a 50tf service MUSTANG, 1967 stick Good condition. $1,000 $1,050. 1,000 miles. 404 W. Gier. Ph. 337-0298 or 351-3895 or and bookkeeping charge if Phone 487-5602. 5-11/26 NEWLY FURNISHED apartment 2 355-2398 15 12-4 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or this ad is not paid within girls. 1 block from Berkey. Phone. one week. HONDA 1967, 160cc, excellent Employment Employment HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. 351-0877. 3-12-2 unfurnished apartments. 6, 9 351-7910 or 12 month leases available. condition. Best offer over $225. BUS DRIVERS: The MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS: Lansing School STUDIOUS GIRL wanted 332-6220, time. 7-12-7 Owr The State News will be any District urgently needs school bus ASCP Registered or eligible to SUBLET 1, 2 girls winter/spring. room. $13.50/week. Utilities Paid drivers. Minimum of 4 hours per work in bacteriology Also need a responsible only for the $62. Haslett Apartments Lansing, 485-9323. 1-11-26 day (mornings and afternoons). part time medical technologist, 11 first day's incorrect inser¬ 351 1142. 5-12-3 Must be at least 21 years of age, p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Friday only tion. Would consider non registered if NEEDED WINTER, spring. One possess good driving record, and 731 BURCHAM man needed winter for Employment able to pass physical. Phone if ied and spring terms. Call 351-2463 man three man, apartment. 351-2081. 2-11-25 2-bedroom 393-3450, ext 4. 3 11 26 2-11-26 NEEDED 4 well-dressed men witl Apply SPARROW HOSPITAL Automotive cars. Specialty order departmen NEEDED: ONE man for three man, STODDARD APARTMENTS, WANTED: WAITRESSES, personnel or call 487-6111, ext 2 GIRLS sublet winter and/or general spring low rent, adjacent to campus. bedroom, 2 man. Near camp of Alcoa. An Equal Opportunity 353. 2-11 26 CAMERO, 1968, blue sport coupe, OLDSMOBILE 1960, 4-door utility and cooks. Apply Machus term. River's Edge 351-5608 332-6650.3-11-26 Employer. 351-7319 fo Red Fox, 605 Starkweather Drive, 2-11 26 3£2-0913, ED2-2920. 5-12-4 15,000 miles, 6-cylinder stick, top Prime condition $200 FULL TIME ONLY Waitresses, no condition. Bob, day, 353-4544, 487-5877. 5-11/26 Lansing. 8-12-7 experience required, very good 414 SOUTH TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing night 351-3430. 2-11 26 GREEN'S APPAREL Has a full-time Pine, Lansing. 1 BABYSITTER IN oi tips. Apply in person, THE bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some OLDSMOBILE 1962: position in receiving department INTERNATIONAL HOUSE of student units. These spacious luxury apartments dependable mature furniture. Married couple or grad running condition. of East Lansing store. Must have children in school. PANCAKES, 2800 East Grand student, 2 persons only. No pets. 339-2056 2 11 26 River, East Lansing, 3-12-1 $110. per month includes all are completely carpeted and furnished with figures. Liberal clothing discount. utilities. Call Richard distinctive See Mrs. Moss 1 11-26 Alban, Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each PLYMOUTH 1968 wagon. 6 337-2510 between '6-8 p.m. only. CORVAIR 1963. Runs good Needs unit has few repairs. $150 485-6324 after cylinder, stick. $1200. N. Baker, DRUG CLERK \ I full c COOK-NIGHTS. Good pay, good 12-12/5 a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 353-6465^ between 1-5 pm working conditions. Apply Coral 4 p.m. 1-11-26 X5-11-26 ' FRATERNITY NEEDS full time 3-girl individual control-certtral air conditioning. These Gables 2838 East Grand River. reliable and cook. Excellent pay. 351-9086. have pleasant 10-12/5 CORVAIR 1962, 4-speed $300. PONTIAC fkMPEST 1964, 4 door. 5-11 / 26 351-1277. 3-11-26 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The personality. Call 332-3853 after 6 355-1810 before 5 p.m. x-11-26 $395. Call 353-7910. 2-11-26 p.m. 2-11 26 DENTAL ASSISTANT for student's leisure time has been FULL OR part time transmitter adequately planned Orthodontic office. Experience necessary. Full or part time. Call engineer First class FCC License required. Call 482-1333. 14-2-7 Cedar Village Apts for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 482-9695 days, 484 0702 evenings. 4 12-2 PART TIME employment for MSU NEW MANAGEMENT rooms and private balconies. If you want to be students during school year with WANTED: Waiters and waitresses at among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call THE DELLS. Starting wage, merchant wholesaler. Automobile 2 Bedroom $1.75. 339 8685 5-I2-3 required. For further information 2 Man Apartment today. There are units available at $280/month and phone 337-1349 0-11-26 . $200.00/month up. Married Couples STUDENT COOK needed. Prefer HRI or Home Ec $160--$175/month MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily carriers for the morning Fre part time. Good pay. 351-3967 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. Press. Call 393-0446 between 3- 5-11/26 p.m. 2 11 26 PHONE: 332-6441 NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE Apartments Ctupctungfjam 1 - 2 BEDROOMS FOR 2, 3 or 4 We've got 3, 6, 9, or 12 month leases from $50/person. MANACEMENTEXCl.US/ VEL Y BY Large, newly redecorated apartments available now! Alco Management Company J. yi. 217 Ann St. Next to Min-a-Mart 351-8862 ACROSS 1. Vampire ?8 While 4. Male turkey 30 Peacock 7. Girl's nickname32. Vaulted CAMPUS HILL 11.Kava 34. Mischievo 12. Primal child 14. Squeeze 35 Swab 15 Pedantic 36. Protectior 16. Tin foil snield 3-6-9-12 MONTH LEASE 18. Speak 19 Dusk 3/ Priceless 40 Dined New Year coming? Tired of dull, drab apartment living? Escape to ?0. Small creeks 41. Sacred the Sp.) composition warm comfort of University Terrace living. We have a very few From $58.75 22. Individuals 42. Shoit for of lace a ku 23. Of me vacancies available so beat the New Year rush. Six and nine month 4. Bushy clump 24. Employees 43. Bib. weed • Double vanities - avoid the 8 o'clock rush! 25. Shack 44. Town near 1. Small fowl 5. Prayer leases are now available at your discretion. So welcome the New Year 2. Birdhouse 6. Rich king • Recreation room - in case you get tired of your roommates. . . 26. Footlike part • 27. Paronomasia 45. Yale 3. Malay ungulate 7. Twitching in the luxurious living of University Terrace. Who knows, 1970 just Groovy furnishings - an apartment can be a home! 8. Goal • 5 spacious closets - 1 for each of you -and one to fight over! may be a little brighter! • Ample parking - tired of being towed? m w 9. Unsophisti¬ cated 10. Moose genus Apartments Available — i 13. Vivacious 17. Name 21. Assent 22. Snow leopard 25. Vandal 26. Tulip tree CALL TODAY 27. Corded fabric 28. Ancestral ii 29. Meadow saxifrage f 30. Hinge 31. Beetle genus £/1 £tate (/fixuiaqemetil i 1 32. Poisonous snake 33. Century plan / Mj /jpcbittruml C/ Honcujement ^peeicituh 444.Ml 217 Ann St. Next to M!n-a-Mart 35. tung Tse- 351-8862 1 38. Shoshonean 39. Goddess of dawn Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 19.69 13 For Sale Lost & Found Student DIRECTORY ELECTROLUX cleaner. In TANK perfect vacuum condition. Rebuilt. All attachments included. $24. Call 489-4095. C-11-26 LOST: gloves MOTORCYCLE at Drive. 351-6948 car wash, 1-11-26 helmet, Northwind Grievance bill (continued from page one) After considering the The Montgomery proposal LOST: SILVER graduation ring. grievance, the committee would limits student influence to an SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! Spanish lettering, near would be paid from the International Center. make recommendations for advisory capacity. DECOUPAGE MILLS STORE NORTON'S Brand new portables $49.95. Call appropriation to the State Dept. The bill would go Classes-Supplies-Ideas Frandor Shell Station $5.00 per month. Large selection 353-0103.2-12-1 solving the problem to the into effect Sportswear, lingerie, Better of reconditioned used machines. of Education," Montgomery president of the college or July 1, 1970, if approved during Handcrafted Gifts dresses. Mini to Maxi. Major repairs including said. this session of the Antiques All sizes. Low tune-up and brake work Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Personal university. Legislature If overhead, Home and "Many Others." $19.95 The major purpose of the The not, it must be reintroduced in mechanic on duty proposed student Beverly Baten's Low prices. Call 677-0391. All State Road Service to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or committees would be to grievance committees, like the January and returned to 319 1/2 E. Grand River DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, consider all grievances submitted committee for 356 S. Jefferson Mason 3024 E«. Saginaw 489-8010 1115 North engaged? Tell it to the world with Massey Report, aim at greater further Washington, to them in writing by students, student consideration. 489-6448. 0-11 26 an announcement in WHO'S participation in Under ownership WHOSE. Only $1.00- pre-paid. faculty, administrators or other university policies. More than likely the bill will KWAST BAKERIES MSILVER COINS!! new Room 347 Student Services. employees of the university. The Massey Report, however, not be considered Suzuki BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7"-$3.64, during this "Public meetings would also session due to the Governor's Birthday & All Occasion Dated before 1965. of Lansing 8 "-$4.18, 9"-$5.20. Delivered. assimilates students within the be held," Montgomery added, Cakes Motorcycles & Snowmobile KWAST BAKERIES. 484-1317. ATTENTION MSU FACULTY present governing system, giving emphasis on limiting legislative Top prices. "at which individual grievances them action to educational Sales & Service 0-11-26 STAFF AND STUDENTS a vote on decision-making reform Frandon 351-5032 Any amount. could be heard." 2400 North East St. committees. measures. Brookfield; 337-0832 Call 484-3689 372-3908 UNFINISHED FURNITURE. Bar The construction boom is stools, night stands, over for the moment and Prefab construction Frandor BROOKS Imported chest-of-drawers, bookcases, once again we have room for Cars prefinished picture frames, and Home of The Grad Plai our University guests who are Watch for "THE HAT" rt ABC-TV NCAA Karmelkorn Sales and more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 not able to leave their office South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C Carmel apples,Karmelcorn, for lunch til 12 p.m. Please Fudges, Fresh popcorn, Dis¬ 351-8811 counts on large orders. ___ 482-14*73 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing WE STOCK rebuilt vacuum over 100 cleaners used at and all come reacquainted. back and let's get (continued from page one) into the main utility lines. "The two support towers will Medicine and the School of 351-4468 times. Tanks, canisters, uprights. opportunity to take advantage Nursing for investigation of new of mass production techniques, contain the central medical methods of health All care. • EYES EXAM'NED attachments included. Many MONTY'S BAR CONTINENTAL ONE The style you want - less than one year old. Prices start since the individual rooms can systems, as well as the lighting Each module will be a • GLASSES for that special date! be built in assembly line fashion systems and heating systems" HOUR CLEANERS at $7.88. Written one year grouping of patient, examination • CONTACT LENS New hours: FREE. A Thrilling hour of beauty. Schuetz said. Elda warranty included with all sales. away from the construction site, . or laboratory - Diane For rooms, as well as 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. DENNIS appointment call 484-4519. under "MSU should be commended DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist Beauty Salon DISTRIBUTING environmentally consultation rooms. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS for having the courage and Mon.-Fri. COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. controlled conditions. Schuetz said that the Co-Optical Services STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. major 227 Ann 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Opposite City Market. Phone The modules will measure 24 foresight to be willing to try 5218 S. Logan 0-11-26 problem with the medical school 393-4230 E. Lansing Sat. 482-2677. C-11-26 this " he added. by 24 feet when completed, but is providing buildings for the will be built in 12 by 24 sections Schuetz said that a federal students. MARANTZ-SEE the expanded line COLLEGE TRAVEL Dorothy's Typewriters-All Makes DO THE DEAD grant of nearly $450 thousand Authorized Olympia Dealer of receivers from $199.95 to so they can be readily $695.00. MAIN would pay for part of the "The solutions to the Bridal & Gift Shop ELECTRONICS, RETURN ? transported by truck to the site. OFFICE Sales -Service 5558 South Pennsylvania When the modules are annex's construction costs. University's problem of Complete Bridal Apparel Rental Purchase 882-5035 C completed, they will be hauled The three story, 12,000 square successfully training these 130 West Grand River Blvd. and accessories L. E. Lighthart & Co. SEE PAGE 2 to the site, hung from the trusses foot annex will consist of 15 people in the field is to have the 351-6010 15972 Turner 4616 N. Grand River FRUIT BASKETS made to order individual modules that will be appropriate facilities in which to $2.25 and Centennial Market, by steel bands and "plugged" 372-6941 Lansing 482-1219 up. used by the College of Human train them," Schuetz said. U.S. 27 at Dill Road, 669-3157. FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. Learn to fly? Sure you I 0-11-26 Call licensed agent--.'- Service BUD'S Use our Air Taxi-Service STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 AUTO PARTS UNIVERSITY ALTERATIONS AND ALL NEW dressmaking Late Model Motors parts a speciality and Buy a new All at: Piper BEAUTY SALON 10% off with this coupon most 337-0703 guitars, amplifiers, drums, musical instruments. Rick, 1-11-26 reasonable charge. Call, 355-5855. Germ warfare Francis Aviation 3000 E. Kalamazoo 0-12-2 (continued from page one) I Halfway between Holt and 2 blocks W. of University STROBE LIGHTS for sale or Yearbook pics are FREE. Call renouncing first use of rent. has Capitol City Airport 484-1324 been asked to make | Mason on N. Cedar *>99-2154 Village 372-8900 MARSHALL MUSIC CO. 245 Wolverine now at 353-5292 TYPING-term papers and thesis. incapacitating chemicals, Nixon recommendations as to the exempted tear gas, herbicides Ann Street. 1-11-26 for appointment. Electric typewriter-fast service. CAMPUS Custom Picture Framing? Call 332-4597. 6-12-5 disposal of existing stocks of and riot control agents. HAYRIDE SPECIAL Give SKI IS: 210sm Rossignol Strato. 1 bacteriological weapons." However he asked the Senate WASH N' GAS us a call! $20 old, SELLING STEREOS AND Special Tires Nixon also announced the to act year no bindings. 699-2064 on speedily on a Geneva Free exterior car wash with Bob Jones Paints 6 12-5 COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster United States is joining Canada Snow tires $46.00 Set protocol dating back to 1925 -- with Classified Ad. Dial 18-gal. purchase of gasoline. a Includes Intallation as the second nation to endorse already endorsed by most MASON SIX YEAR CI 355-8255 today. and Balance "the 248 West Grand River principles and objectives" nations - to prohibit first use of 677-8141 Call 677-0071 for appoi 1931 Ferr of 3-12 2 RAY'S STANDARD a British-sponsored proposal "asphyxiating poisonous or BIKE STORAGE So. Cedar at Mt. Hope for an international agreement other gases or of bacteriological 482-1551 to ban the use of biological methods of warfare." $5 for Winter Term warfare tactics. But he said the Although the United States United States will try to clarify has Safety Guaranteed long supported the MUSICAL OLIN STAFF physician wishes cl( VALUABLE CHRISTMAS gift for Schna some provisions of the British objectives of the 1925 GRADS-ecologist and 351-6245 ph otosynthesist seeking 2 sale. A Persian Carpet. Call grooming and stripping. Will proposal "to assure that agreement. Nixon said he feels 332-6118 355-0944. 3-12-2 groom in home free complimentary roommates for campus, 'til end of spring te or your or necessary safeguards are formal ratification by the Senate PARTY 355-4510 extension 243. 2-1 pickup and delivery. 351 1244 included." furnic^ fficiency, house. $50. 372-8117. 5-12-3 8 12-7 is warranted at this time "to r-cond $140. IV OENTEU b-12-1 campus ONE MAN for WRINGER 10-speed WASHER, 8'trailer men's bike, portable In setting a new policy of reinforce our continuing .^o. EAST LANSING-walk to campus. 3 roc Peanuts Personal IMAGINE NEVER AGAIN advocacy of international furnished typewriter. Judo Gui size 5. bedrooms fireplace, new wall to p ,|0r constraints on the use of these 37^.^0. 3-11-26 Norman Baker 353-6465 between |slEED 2 girls for Winter wa^l carpeting, garbage disposal. » stereo. fearing a test! IMAGINE ' $59/month. Haslett Arms. tern,, Large $225. January to June $200 1-5 p.m. 3-11-26 never again failing a test! Who's weapons." While terming his decisions apartment, just across from January to September. 337-0409 Write: Better Speech, Dept. campus. 351-2 7 38. 4-12-1 or 351 7665. 7 12-5 LANSING SKI Club family B-6, 492C N. Monticello, Whose "major initiatives in the DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and membership for sale. $200. disarmament field," the Nixon 337-7776, COUNTRY Estate! Horse Chicago, Illinois. ENGAGEMENTS engagement ring sets. Save 50 332-8485 3-12-1 statement said the moves he was pAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your farm! Third girl needed. Car. own fine home. New deluxe DAVE: MISS you! Careful with the IT'S HARD TO TOP THE good b taking will not leave the United Peace. 1-11 -26 of plain and fancy diamonds. building. Large airy rooms. on household goods in States "vulnerable to surprise by $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 WILCOX turkey-it's fattening! Regards Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. . Classified Ads. Check now. an enemy who does not observe 4 GIRLS to share 6 from blonde lady number two. girl house. Large SECONDHAND STORE, 509 Colored appliances. these rational restraints." kitchen, living room, furnished. 1-11-26 East Michigan. Air-conditioning. Security locks. Near MSU. $65/month each. 485-4391^C He said the intelligence Parking. Beautifully maintained. LONG BLACK wig, $50 Also fall, TO ROOMS The Top-Stick to Select 332-8472. 5-12-2 At community "will continue to clientele. Lease. Call excellent condition. DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term 351-5393. baking cookies we'll do the watch 332-3135 or 882-6549 0 carefully the nature and MICHIGAN AVENUE 2-11 26 serenading. The Boys In The papers. Anita Warren: SCM Ruth Sugar, Southfield senior, Sigma near. Newly extent of the biological Band. 1-11-26 Electric. 351-0763, 351 7086. Delta Tau to Clifford remodeled, furnished house. 4 Beresh, Faculty apartment. girls, $75./month each. Includes CHRISTMAS GIFT idea DACHSHUND PUPPlES-Miniature 0-11-26 Southfield MSU Grad, Zeta Beta Tau, programs of others." Unfurnished. No pets. EAST purebred. No papers. 372-7405 utilities. 489-4764. 5-12-3 MAGNATONE amplifier, model Phi Sigma Delta Alumni. LANSING MANAGEMENT. before 12 noon. 5-12-3 Phone 332-2627. C MP-3, 2, 12" Jenson speakers. ONE GIRL sublet Winter. Available December 15. House near $65. Utilities included. 351-1465. campus. Tremlo, reverb units two channels. Also Gibson SG junior, cherry finish with 10" spiral cord wound DACHSHUND- registered. 6 One Weeks old, AKC female. Call TO OUR Warbling Brothers of Pi Kappa Phi -Great Serenade, Your ANN BROWN: Annette M. Johnson, Pontiac sophomore to Larry J. Lewis, Pontiac junior. Alpha Phi Alpha. Brewster Typing and multilith 3-11-26 669-9674. 2-12-1 Little Rose Sisters. 1-11 -26 offset printing. Complete service (continued from page one) strings. Both excellent condition, ■EAR CAMPUS, 3 bedroom house original price $645., will sacrifice Manly Distinguished Service 1 607 Virginia. $185/month. $269 337-0540. 2-11 26 Mobile Homes PI KAPPS, Your singing was manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Professor of 332 0480.5-11-26 beautiful! Thank 20 years experience. 332-8384. C History and you muchly! WINDSOR, 1966. 1 2'x60', 2 chairman of the Dept. of History SECOND GIRL needed immediately BASS AMPLIFIER 2 speakers 90 Sandy. 1-11-26 bedrooms excellent at the University of Chicago is |"WO BEDROOMM home with Beautiful apartment near Campus. amp. amplifier. Will take best co COMPLETE THESIS services carpets, drapes, and appliances. $55/month. 351-9110. 5-11 26 offer. Call after 6 p.m., 351-2197. lot. 882-4850. 1 11 26 SWINGING BLONDE wishes to meet discount noted for his scholarly books on printing. IBM Typing and Located at the intersection of the ante-bellum 5-12-3 handsome, virile Italian MSU binding of theses, resumes, south, the Harrison Road and Lake Lansing ATTRACTIVE SINGLE double GOING INTO service. 10x50 student---preferably named Al—to Susan reconstruction period and the or publications Across from Campus, Osher, Flint junior. Alpha Road in East Lansing. $200 per for graduate women. Near PORTABLE TV 1968 Penicraft 18". furnished new moon trailer. discuss his birthday. Interested? If room corner MAC and Grand River Epsilon Phi to James Ginzler, Oak black struggle. month. Security deposit required. campus. Quiet References. black/white. $75. 485-9536 after Asking $2350 1969 Ford Ranch you're the one, you know my below Style Shop. Call Copygraph Park, U. of Detroit Dental School. A native of Rentiesville, Okla , Call. 372-5570. TF 332-1746. 7-12-7 6 p.m. 3-12 1 Wagon. Take over payments. Bona number. Love, Cathy. 1-11-26 Services, 337-1666. C Franklin received the A.B. Fide offers. Call Collect, LEICA, M-4, body, MR 313-263-6235 after 6 p.m. 3-12-2 degree from Fisk University and ■ANTED, ONE iris for SPARTAN HALL meter MARY, MARY, quite contrary, what PAULAANN HAUGHEY. Complete the A.M. and Ph.D. degrees from close. term. Men, wome 90mm, Summicron, 28mm, could make her tick? Silver bell, Professional Thesis Service. IBM ALMA 1959, housetrailer, 10x45, Harvard University. 351-9286. TF Elmarit $500 489-2155. 4-12-2 cockle shells, and a rotten PHI He has been I 351 3334. 2 11-26 good condition. Capital Trailer Selectric Typewriters, Multilith PSI?? (sick). Luv, MARSHAL. Offset Printing and Hard Binding. a faculty member at Howard Park, $2000., 8-12 a.m. 372 4764. 2-11 26 1 11-26 Free Brochure and Estimates. Call University and Brooklyn College WIRE FRAMES? Many styles, white Albatross Coffee House, 5471/j East and the University of Chicago. or yellow gold at OPTICAL 337-1527. C Spring Break Smash DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan TYPING DONE in home. 2% Grand open River. The Albatross will be Thanksgiving Weekend without Apollo my Avenue, 372-7409. C-11-26 cover charge. East Lansing is a dead blocks from campus 332-1619. 5, 17, 24, 26; Gobble place over break-come and see us. 27-12/5 Studentours Announces eauMUNGously . . 229, 233, 337, Hours: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m.-l a.m.; Sunday, (continued from page one) 243, 1-11-26 TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general typing. Dictaphone or tape 1 p.m.-1 a.m. develop any illness " Baird said. CUDDLY BEAR; Amazing what five But when asked if doctors Three Great Trips weeks do. Happy Gobble Day transcription. 393-3663. TF Study Task Force on Women's could detect a moon illness by Liberation meeting December 1st, Baired Love, Homer. 1-11-26 now, replied, "We 7:30 p.m., Edgewood United wouldn't know what to expect MARCH 21-28 ROCK-NOT a Quee Church, 469 N. Hagadorn Rd. Mrs. from the moon." Cindy Pillsbury, Detroit, speaking on Soon after the astronauts Women's Liberation Movement and IT'S HARD TO TOP the fast results her involvement in Detroit groups. entered their quarantine trailer, KITTEN, TWO years ago began you get with Classified Ads. To happiness but it shall know no sell Jernigan took swabs from nine annual Freeport Smash $|99^ end. Pumpkin. 1-11-26 BARBI something dial 355-8255. MEL: Typing, multilithing. Russian Group and showing East a European Studies Czechoslovakian places on each astronaut's body. The swabs will be compared film entitled "Loves of a Blonde," carefully with others taken San Juan S24900 triple GLOVE Faithful SIZE girls are Backscratcher: hard to find. No job too large or too small. Block off campus. 332-3255. C December 1st, 101 N. Kedzie. before the flight. Gary. 1-11-26 The swabs and other medical THESIS Department of Humanities Concert Acapulco s25900 quod. CONGRATULATIONS: NEW AK Psi Officers and Executive Board The IBM AND Selectric. term paper Editing typing. Service Hour, tonight 7 30-9:30 p.m., 104-B Wells. Milhaud: Creation of the samples also to Houston. were being rushed available. Good service. 372-8629. World; Albinon: Concert in G Major It was only natural that Actives. 1-11-26 7-12-5 for Flute, Strings, and Continuo, Oh Jernigan was in quarantine with What A Lovely War. the astronauts for information call your SPAIN!! TORREMOLINOS - The New Community Auto Club "When lunar we establish a station," he said recently, manned December 26th to January 3rd. deeply regrest the State News article, "I'm which sure they'll have a campus representative Complete deluxe package $249 Phone Frank Buck 351-1437 or OLD COINS and common date silver November appeared 17th in on which Monday, a well dispensary up there and I'd like to run it." 332 3581 TF meaning M.H.A. official stated the coins dated before 1965. price of gasoline at our retail outlet. During welcoming ceremonies • 484 3689 O-12-7 aboard the Hornet. Gordon said Tom price 882-1369 Campus Club The statement made was factual, but presents should not be misinterpreted to the moon dust carried back by BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 Sue Eckles 351-5333 FREE BEER 2 BANDS for all permanently fix the price of gasoline. Conrad and Bean was very dull positive. A negative, B The price of gas, oil and parts Wed., Nov. 26 at 9 p.m. negative and AB negative, $10.00 gray. Lee Snell 353-0013 Devon Gables — Telegraph O Negative, $12. MICHIGAN depends on their cost which are not "But it didn't cause us to determined by us. The New at Longlake Rd.. Bloomfield Hill COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. sneeze or give us difficulty in Bob Lleder 353-4047 AGE 18 and up 507'/a East Grand River, East Community will continue to give the breathing," he said. largest possible discount to members. SAY IT IN FRONT Lansing. Above the new Campus If As Gordon spoke, Adm. John OF 50,000 any member feels that we have Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 S. McCain Jr., commander of the PEOPLE I Talk about business unjustly advertised we urge the Studentours of Grosse Pte. services with a Student Service p.m. Monday, Wednesday and member to seek adjustment at a Pacific Fleet, said, "If you all Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 Board of Directors don't look healthy, I'll eat my meeting, which k C. Campbell 210 Abbott Rd. Si P "i. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C today for details. II be a n this hat." 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 26, 1969 Generation gap' separates the beatniks on the during the middle '50's. West Coast novel,'On the Road,' in 1957 added. The beats, on the hand, were other interested in drugs in their ideal to remain apart uninvolved. Their sense and of beats from hips and social attitudes, but literature of the beats and the hips, another place. There is a biography ot Kesey, the focal rejection of middle class values point has changed to a but it is not overtly polarized, carrying a lot of people. In other had a teriffic impact on those terms of the creative rather than identity came basically from as well, reflects the difference At that time, a bohemian state who were beatniks but did not within. between the two movements, he Drake said. words, a shift has taken place to Jack Kerouac-father of the of mind and set of attitudes, the spiritual process. themselves," In the work of Kesey this togetherness on a large scale. beat generation and patron saint know what to call Kerouac, for example, wrote In the '50's, the beats moved said. Where will the bus ride end? which rejected middle class Drake said. apart from society-also parallel The writing of Ken Kesey, the rejection becomes polarized into of the flower people--died a few his book of poems, "Mexico Poet Gary Snyder--who began as values, was being shared by a "With the book's publication, it, but in a different way. Since literary spokesman of the hips, a rebellion against middle class weeks ago, yet many of his small coterie of people, mostly City Blues," under the influence values. a beat and is now considered descendants among the hips the beats realized that there of marijuana, Drake said. Many the early '60's they have been for ^xample, differs in many on the West Coast and in New Further, in "On the Road," a hip-says that communal living little more than recognize his were others doing the same thing jazz players during the '50's reflecting not a withdrawal from respects from that of Kerouac. York, Drake noted. characterizes the direction of they were doing." assumed that society but involvement and a In "On the Road," the beats small group of two or three name, let alone worship at his "The beat movement was a drugs were society. shrine. Coffeehouses began to spring necessary to create things. sense of being together, he have no ultimate goal beyond people travel together in a car. spontaneous kind of movement, In Tom Wolfe's "The Electric Drake agrees that this seem: This unfamiliarity with up about the same time to still Further, the beats did not explained. reaching a destination. Once it is an unselfconscious transition Cool Aid Test," which is a be a logical next-step. Kerouac reflects the "generation further consolidate the beat actively seek publicity-it was Not only music and political reached, they move on to froln the '50'sof Eisenhower and movement. Now the beats had gap" between the beats of the crewcuts to the hippies." '50's and their successors, the someplace to go--a common Kerouac not only named this hips of the '60's, noted Albert meeting ground, Drake group the beat generation, but continued. Drake, asst. professor of English. gave it a sense of identity, he Not only the rejection of Drake, who is in his early 30's, said. recalls vividly his contact with middle class values, but many "The appearance of Kerouac's other significant ideas of the beats--as set down for them by Kerouac-have been adopted by the hips, he said. Among them is the "restless impulse." "The spiritual affirmation of moving out across the country with one's friends--of getting from one place to another--is still here," he said. "But this impulse to get away from home and family has always been a part of youth." Besides this, Kerouac's interest in Buddhism-he was the first beat writer to look to the East for inspiration-has als'o been taken over by the "hips" he said. Drake said that in spite of this community of ideas, the hips have become a phenomenon distinct from their predecessors, the beats. To begin with, the beats were characterized by a nihilistic outlook-they withdrew from society, he said. The hips, on the other hand, have a missionary zeal and sense of i n v olvement--the anti-war movement is a case in point. • Even drugs are not an inward thing for the hips, but rather a spiritual, communal thing, he Placement Bureau The following employers will Public Schools. Howell Public FRIDAY, DEC. 5; be interviewing from Dec. 1-5. If Schools; Kalamazoo Public Gadwin Heights Public you are interested in an Schools; Lakeland Community Schools, Lansing School District, organization, please report to College; The Lincoln Electric Milwaukee Public Schools, U.S. the Placement Bureau at least Co.; Lincoln National Life two school days in advance to Insurance Co.; McDonald's Dept. of the Army, Ammunition Procurement and Supply sign up for an interview and to System, Inc New England Life . obtain additional information. Insurance Co , School District of Agenc.v . 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