Monday Oh, how happy . . . Hot . . . ... you have made me. MICHIGAN . . . and partly sunny with a STATE NIWS The Shades of Blue high today in the upper seventies STATE - and a low tonight in the sixties. UNIVERSITY I 02 Number 1 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 27, 1970 IMOUS House votes Oakland fr By LARRY LEE eight - member board of control for the 10 State News Staff Writer - year - old institution. Members would be appointed by the governor. The MSU Board of Trustees had ie House of Representatives approved, approved the separation of Oakland at 0, the separation of Oakland their meeting in March, 5-3, despite a irsity from MSU Friday and sent the desire to coordinate that independence lation to the Senate. with action by the University of Michigan |ttle resistance to the measure is in separating its ties with its branches at i the upper chamber. The bill Flint and Dearborn. Id pant an independent OU on July 1. However, the U-M Board of Regents has Liberated zone iie bill, sponsored by Rep. George F. not shown an inclination to move toward No sooner had the Saturday Festival of Life at Case Hall died down persons spent the night - without much police hassle -in this bomery, D-Detroit, would establish an freeing its related institutions. than 100 folks flocked to the spring grasslands between Wells and Erickson christened peoples' park. See story on page 3. House hearings on the Oakland halls to frolick to the sounds of the Mad independence bill disclosed virtually no Dog Family Band. About 50 State News photo by Mike Beasley opposition toward the move, indicating the size and complexity of the Rochester (plosions institution could be better handled by a 24- hour open house policy board concerned only with its problems. Don Stevens, D-Okemos, chairman of the MSU Board of Turstees, said the House hatter doors vote was about what he expected. "I was contacted by many members of both parties who urged the trustees to take the action we did (in March)," he said. receives Dickerson's approval (The House action) is right in line with E.L. banks what we wanted." "Now my only hope is that the Senate will follow through so the governor can Uosions shattered plate glass doors of 1 East Lansing banks early sign it and we can get on with the Saturday Dickerson also approved a policy hours. The policy must be approved by the business," Stevens said. "The residence hall student government ling, causing minor damage. Police "MSU has played an important role , outlining the use of alcoholic beverages in head advisor and manager of the hall. shall assume reasonable responsibility for let that firecrackers were used. until now in Oakland's development," he residence halls. Closing hours for women's residences behavior of students in these areas," the A J banks hit were the East Lansing said. "But it is kind of like a kid leaving policy allowing 24 - hour in women's residence halls open houses The new open house policy requires the are midnight Sunday through Thursday policy states. ■ Bank, the East Lansing Savings and was approved governing council of each women's and 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday, Opening is home. It should develop by itself, and I The alcohol policy approved by | Assn. and the First National Bank of think Oakland will become one of the great today by Milton B. Dickerson, vice. residence hall to establish a guest policy Dickerson and effective today requires any ansing. president for student affairs. between the official closing and opening universities in the state." "Allowing guests in women's residence residence hall electing to permit alcoholic : Bobby" signs were posted on halls between the closing hour and official beverages within the hall to submit y walls of the banks. The signs are opening provides an opportunity for coeds guidelines on usage to the Dean of Rently in reference to Bobby Seale, to experience a more equitable living Students office. | Panther leader on trial in New HIT SUPPLIES, TROOPS situation without jeopardizing hall Each hall must submit a "policy which p.Conn. security," the policy states. will show the process used to control the |t Lansing police said Saturday that The policy also states that "the use of alcohol and the process of referral o suspects in the case. responsibilities of maintaining the element U.S. bombers attempt and judicial action taken in event of | explosions follow a similar blast last of academic privacy in the living areas and violation of the policy. it shattered the plate glass door maintaining personal conduct in a manner The board of trustees amended I Administration Bldg. which is in accordance with the policies I the date of that University Ordinance 22 at their April explosion, police and ordinaces of MSU falls to the meeting to allow alcoholic beverages on 1 an unexploded "bomb" in the paralysis of Ho Trail individual residents of the hall." campus. i East Lansing department Violations of the "responsibilities" will Each residence hall policy must include | The device consisted of firecrackers be subject to judicial action and may lead the following provisions: pcigaret used as a fuse. to review and possible amendment of the — The possession and consumption of : local incidents this year have SAIGON (AP) — Hundreds of American The U.S. Command announced the loss Shau Valley, about 370 miles northeast of new policy. alcoholic beverages in the hall is restricted d a "molotov cocktail" thrown into The of two more bombers. Two crewmen were individual residence hall policies to persons 21 or older. bombers fanned out over a wide area of Saigon. ■igeon laboratory at Olds Hall March reported missing in action and a third must designate the areas agreed upon by The U.S. reconnaissance helicopters spotted primary responsibility for the — Wising a $1,700 fire. A second fire in Laos Sunday in heavy raids aimed at crewman rescued with no injuries. two convoys the hall government, management and head proper use of alcoholic beverages shall not cutting North Vietnamese supply routes moving from Laos through the |Hall onal later that month, caused an and infiltration corridors into South The U.S. Command said there were 35 valley Saturday. The U.S. Command said advisor which are open to both sexes at any $500 damage. time. Guests are required to have specific Vietnam and Cambodia. enemy rocket and mortar attacks during helicopter gunships and fighter - bombers (please turn to page 9) the 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. attacked escorts between official closing and - them, killing 15 North Sunday, and that five Americans were Vietnamese troops, destroying six trucks opening hours. killed and 28 wounded in the attacks. and damaging a bulldozer. Another six Americans were killed and |hina's earth satellite 15 wounded in a half - dozen scattered clashes. Thirty - one North Vietnamese troops were reported slain. Informed sources said the primary aim One of the American planes reported lost was a propellor - driven Skyraider shot down Saturday two miles northeast of the besieged Dak Seang Special Forces camp. Wharton in commencement to speak icits Russian interest of the American bombing over Laos is to slow the movement of North Vietnamese troops and war materials into South The uninjured pilot was rescued. Twenty Strategic Air Command B52 bombers, unleashed 600 tons of bombs on North Vietnamese base camps, bunkers and jam (AP) — Soviet news organs warheads at Moscow." His sentiments were Vietnam. Sources said up to 400 U.S. Air Force, gun positions within three miles of Dak exercises at U-M fly ignored Communist China's first echoed by other Russians. One woman told Seang. satellite Sunday, but Russians a Western newsman the launching of the Navy and Marine tactical fighter - bombers ssed intense interest and more than a score of Strategic Air President Wharton will be the speaker at and surprise. satellite, in contradiciton to frequent Air Force cargo planes continued air - Soviet Command B52 bombers pounded a 200 - commencement exercises at the University reryone is talking about it," said one propaganda deriding Chinese dropping supplies into Deak Seang, not mile stretch of the Ho Cho Minh Trail that of Michigan Saturday. "Here we've been told that accomplishments, "proves we don't have a wanting to risk landing because enemy Wharton also will receive good spy network in Peking." runs through eastern Laos from the 17th an honorary H, ™ Political and economic chaos, ■ e Cultural Revolution has parallel to South Vietnam's Central guns are zeroed in on the base's air strip. degree during the ceremony for 5,320 stunted The second U.S. warplane reported lost "We are Europeans and thus we have Highlands. At this point, about 270 miles graduates at U-M's Crisler Arena. Tjj°gy - and now they send up a good spies in America and Europe. They all northeast of Saigon, the borders of Laos, was an Air Force F4 Phantom fighter - bomber that crashed in the upper panhandle Other honorary degrees will be awarded ■ s not the look the same. But the Chinese look Combodia and South Vietnam meet. to Mrs. Esther Peterson, former asst. satellite that's worrying us. of Loas near the border of North Vietnam, ■"e rocket that different. I suppose we could recruit some Much of the enemy's arms and secretary of labor; Bertrand H. Bronson, launched ,t Now north of the 17th Parallel. U.S. re Chinese spies, but we could never be sure ammunition moving down the Ho Chi professor of English at the University of throwing sputniks in the sky. Five headquarters said it did not know why the | r°m now they could be throwing Minh Trail is smuggled into the northern California, and L. Quincy Mumford, (please turn to page 9) plane crashed. librarian of Congress. quarter of South Vietnam through the A ..d Sexuality York (AP) — Two scientists ■s ln a people engaging in sexual estimated that sex difficultues leading cause of breakups that bring divorce to one out of every three are i with the aid of surrogate or acting volunteer spouses. The women had chosen their men, and 13 men also duo physical, from observations and physical recordings of men and women as they knits experience continuing orgasm. fail) laboratory setting say they responded to various sexual stimulations "So many people walk tippy - toe Idinscf successfu»y applied their marriages. brought their acting "wives." For in the foundation's laboratory. around their sexual problems, and just The program of an intensive, two - the other 41 LJf 13 in St. avoid talking about them," Mrs. — counseling couples whose men, women That research was criticized in part as week treatment involves psychological Louis were volunteer. Eleven had Johnson says. "But if they are going to fblerr^S *K ailing from 86X1,81 as well as physiological aspects of sex. It previously been married, and some had having ignored the emotional stay together, then they want more i d-theyreport: is intended to remove myths, had marriages break down for reasons of psychological components of human from their marriage than they have" superstituions, ignorance and fears sexual inadequacies. sexuality. It was also praised as having with some serious sexual difficulties. Dr. jO mm"1 j80 cent of more than The scientists are Dr. William H. produced physiological knowledge that about sexual performance. Masters says he's frequently amazed at lickiu w°men who sought advice could not otherwise be learned. Ie d L°Verc?me their ^ problems in — "The marital relationship is considered the patient," and "there is Masters, gynecologist, and Virginia E. Johnson, social scientist, of the what people tolerate in their marriages, Honored leivino »k t'leir own bedrooms after no such thing as anuninvolved partner," Reproductive Biology Research Couples undergo 14 consecutive days for example one which had not been Mrs. Leroy G. Augenstein hTh IT counting- Foundation in St. Louis. Their marriage of therapy, which involves interviews consummated in 18 years. accepted award Friday from Bat lL»£efits have Persisted usually in bed. with husbands and wives singly and "We don't tell them what is right or an I lye years. Their study, they — The 510 marital units treated counseling, conducted over the past 11 together; physical examinations to wrong. But if we can point out how a the Michigan Associated Press included 89 in which the husband or years, is described in a new book, dysfunction occurs, then they can d- ? ° fj)e first time that results "Human Sexual Inadequacy," to be detect physical causes of any Broadcast Assn. for her deceased eran. have been checked wife was a physician, and in 43 of these difficulties; discussions for insights into correct it," Dr. Masters said in a recent husband. Dr. Augenstein, named l-n»i a fol|ow-up. couples one or the other was a published today. emotional causes of problems; and interview. newsmaker of The first Masters - Johnson book, 1969, was •ate/ 8 handful of couples who were psychiatrist. "Human Sexual Response," reported specific instructions — all carried out Sex should be treated as a natural chairman of the Biophysics Dept. •reeda or cfCeSSful,y have become — Fifty - seven single persons — 6 completely in private — for overcoming healthy function, they say, but many or separated. Yet nationally it women and 54 men - also were treated, medical findings, mainly anatomical and problems such as male impotence or a (please turn to page 9) and a member of the State Board of Education. AP Wirephoto 2 Monday, April Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 27 iken: colleges State board fold need more blacks to fill draftquofaj WASHINGTON (AP) The numbers each month. _ The ceiling of in mind is that this effort January teKl I By LARRY LEE peaceful and non - was violent in its He also said he auto believes the industry is moving 0; for February March No. 90. No. 60-aJM ,andfot| State News Staff Writer short of its requirements in effort to achieve its ends," the "quickly" in its willingness to Selective service has meeting the Pentagon's *. governor said. respond to abating pollution. Gov. Milliken said Friday that The governor was questioned manpower calls for the first formenardMtl>0btainPhy2 for men with Michigan has not "gone far But he also said he believes by jim Crate of the state News, three months of this year. A Selective Serivce spokesman than 215, numbers no JJ enough" in increasing black that "legitimate channels still Marty Hirchman of the Michigan reflection said the shortage has created no expectations that' ...MV „ enrollment at its colleges and provide the best opportunity to D^iy (U-M), Arnie Rubin of the universities. resolve grievances." major problems, and all states would probably not have t Eastern Michigan Echo and have been told to make up the "'gher numbers this year Steven Banyon of the Central deficit by August. In a taped televised interview "While these approaches with four Michigan Life. He said the difficulty, which college newspaper still affect changes, I think editors, Milliken said, "I believe strongly enrollment" we must expand black and praised the would be a terrible mistake take other action," Milliken told the editors. Swedish slums had been anticipated when the lottery was instituted, was one of obtaining physical mainly Rebellion examinations for men with low University of Michigan students contain 200,000 strike demanding action toward that end. 1 Although it "probably means additional drain .^sources," from state the governor said STOCKHOLM (AP) lottery numbers in place of the men already examined by age under the previous oldest - first quelled: "I think what we need to keep Michigan should do "whatever it Sweden, known as the "welfare Press-ured system of selection takes i to or see that every young woman (who is state," has a slum population of 290,000 among its eight million Channel 10 WMSB moderator Craig Halverson refereed the televised press conference Friday In January, February and March, the Pentagon draft calls Duvalier lified) should not be inhabitants, says a report of a totalled over 50,000, but the 'Soapy' to talk ^ night where Gov. Milliken answered pollution questions of college newspaper editors from MIAMI (AP) - deprived" of a college education weekly magazine published by Selective Service — to maintain a off from the rest of Haiti,, MSU, the University of Michigan and Eastern and Central Michigan universities. the WOf|j because of lack of the Consum Cooperative relatively uniform call of lottery after coast guard Organization. State News photo by Walt Gyr numbers — placed ceiling on the mutineers i presidential here Tuesday On another topic Milliken said he is "confident that we will reopened its airport Sunday Pa|J| Francois Duvalier, G. Mennen Undersecretary Williams, former of State for eliminate cautioned pollution," but against immediate PASSES POLICY STATEMENT proclaimed president for |j self announced African Affairs and six ■ term results. Saturday he | choked off the muntiny in Michigan governor, will lecture tiny coast guard. But < here Tuesday as part of an "We have all of us been Duvalier kept the COGS acts grad grievance airport clo Evening college course in "The careless," he said. "What has at Port au Changing U.S. Role in a World taken years and years (to of Nations." accumulate) will not be solved on Prince, the capital, and refused dired telephone calls from the U Haiti] He will discuss "Africa for the tomorrow." States. policy statement on impartial student or students and Africans," the title of his there are no safeguards in the dismissal of his teaching contract a recently published book, at 7:30 . He added thatu l4he ™pprtant hearings for future grievances of Academic Freedom Report for and the refusal to grant departmental representative . The airport reopened Sunday! p.m. in the Con Con Room of thing now ,s that are Following an appeal by a graduate students. graduate students who feel they continued financial assistance, from the unit of the University however, to let an Air Franl that the student feels has jetliner make its regular stop X the Center for International taking action. ... , graduate student who felt he had Peter 4 Flvnn ' president of Hi« ihiiuHih. FlynnRobinson have 1)66,1 unJust|y treated by that said there will is nobeguarantee treated discriminated against him, to a flight from San Juan, P R, J Programs. Milliken said he committed been unfairly dismissed from his COGS, said that at the moment the University' fairly. appear before COGS' Miami. The lecture is open to the to moving "agressively and teaching position here, Following notification of the COGS also is Three coast guard -B The Council said it felt that reviewing a vessels public. No admission will be effectively in preserving the Council of Graduate Students a statement of °.ut a "eet tllal numbersonl] charged. environment." (COGS) Thursday night passed a Drug arrests appe"" Robinson, graduate geography, — by Kenne"' 'student in the council sent " request and •>„ receive abJ6 an graduate rights and responsibilities for future f'B^t, all former U.S. vessels began the shelling Friday. Nom impartial hearing, so they implementation. letter on April 20 to President of the shells hit the gleam down in Japan proposed that the Council The council recently passed Everyday is Wharton requesting a statement "regarding the rights of graduate sh°u'd act as a hearing board when future grievances i another policy statement requesting investigation into white presidential palace abi 1,500 yards from shore, bi TOKYO (AP) — Arrests in students to just and impartial some of the projectiles damage departmental procedures for the in Sundae connection with drug traffeking in 1969 in Japan totaled 1,029, hearings of grievances." Although the hearing is set for The proposal states that, following a request for a hearing, recruitment of minority students for graduate positions within the houses government said o th< e person «i down 890 from the previous University. injured. today Wharton has failed to COGS will invite the aggrieved the health and welfare at year, reD|v ministre announced Of 251 Kk, Robinson was able to NEW SYSTEMS foreigners "rested 165 were obt,ln the heari wlth (lcu„ Americans, the ministry said. nbers 8 concerning - the Dairy The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school AAUP alters constitution terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Queen Subscription rate is $14 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, on elections, officers Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, The MSU chapter of the The new amendments provide tenured faculty members. Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press American Assn. of University for an elected and larger will Association, United States Student Press Association. Professors (AAUP) unanimously Council, participation to both faculta Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. adopted amendments to their Officers for the AAUP without tenure and gradual® constitution Thursday night that chapter will ow serve two-year students who hold , Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services The rich creamy goodness provide a new system for terms instead of the one - year membership with tlifl Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, elections and terms of office. swathes your tongue in terms they served previously. association. Michigan. incomparable delight. Jack Steiber, president of the Einar Hardin, professor o| SKIERS Go ahead, live Phones: MSU chapter, said this is to labor and industrial relation^ a little. MooSuSki is Editorial 355-8252 Going to Europe insure a greater sense of presented a comparison Classified Advertising 355-8255 in December for 2 continuity within the faculty salaries among MSIfl 310 W. Grand River, East Lansing or Display Advertising 353-6400 full weeks - Deadli ir sign up is soo organization. Previously, this colleges to the members. f Bysiness-Circulation 355-3447 continuity was assured by the Salary summaries prepared bi 6724 S. Cedar at the X-Way, Lansing or further Info: automatic succession of the vice the Business Office showed thJ Photographic 355-8311 Call John 351-8647 president to the presidency. instructors within the Collejeo| Membership on the AAUP Business are among the hi Council will now be composed paid throughout the Univei of the four AAUP officers and while instructors within nine other elected council College of Natural Sciencearei members. the lowest end of the pay sci At least three of these council The AAUP will meet again | seats are guaranteed to non • mid-May. ■ world's finest bridal sa'°nS 4960 northwind drive • east a" Across from Coral Gables _ Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 27, 1970 3 SEEK rs 1.98 Cigarettes NEWS Perfect Fit Panty Hose ■ summary Students By MARILYN PATTERSON enters hit es 3/95 limit 1 1.19 limit 3 Information about meeting school whether he can Many students said they felt Expires After 5-2-70 A capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. and places in specific residence halls stay the four years," David information about the Expires After 5-2-70 BILL HOLSTEIN may be obtained from each hall. Neuendorff, Toledo, University sent to them when Ohio, State News Staff Writers The petitions, to be junior, and coordinator of the they were high school seniors 1.79 1.19 circulated throughout residence petition drive, said. misled them to believe that all Students concerned about halls and rising petition tuition rates will drive Tuesday begin a off-campus, will ask that the trustees issue student Also to be discussed at the Tuesday meeting are: needed financial aids would be provided. Burlington Ballet Arrid Extra to contracts for a fixed rate of "We must get our priorities request four contracts from the - year tuition tuition to be University. applicable for four --the effectiveness of a letter - During the 70 - minute meeting at Hubbard, ideas were Panty Hose Dry Deodorant straight in this country - poverty consecutive years after the writing campaign to inform Campuswide meetings will be student administrative officials and offered by students staiks over 25 million Americans and yet we needlessly held in residence halls complexes at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and The enters the University. petition drive was trustees of the financial burden appropriate courses concerning of action. 1.39 79< waste organized over the weekend by a an increase in tuition would They included: limit 3 limit 1 to begin circulation of the millions (of dollars) in Vietnam. " place on students. (Coupon) petitions and group of students, many of —Students informing their ^ ^ (Coupon) - Sen. Fred. R. Harris, D-Okla. continue whom are out - of - state discussions of solutions to the students tment high school counselors so that and in danger of student's financial status as to having other students will not be misled tuitions rise and the drop out of school or transfer 1.98 3.50 possibility to other -the possibility of about financial conditions at of institutions. obtaining obtaining scholarships and "The contract would allow guest status at other institutions. MSU. F.B.S. loans decrease. the student to know when he Aloe The controversy over tuition —A protest tuition strike. rates was touched off by —Testing the legal binding Feminine Deodorant Fashion Tan J International News U' pork Neuendorffs letter to the editor in the April 15 issue of the News. State effect of a statement made in an MSU newsletter to high school 50, ! 29 8o, 2.99 Firing tear gas and swinging clubs, police in Saigon Merit Scholarship Semifinalists limit 1 About 20 students responded limit 1 ■broke up u torchlight peace rally Sunday night by about that "if your proven need during to Neuendorff and met with him exceeds the grant, MSU will TOO students in Cholon. the city's Chinese section. to organize the guarantee you all the additional [Among those set upon by police were three members . ji American Broadcasting Co. television crew. w movement. campus aid you need - and that's true, regardless of the sponsor of your T The police moved against demonstrators as they By LINDA KNIBBS State News Staff Writer 100 people gathered at the park, More crowded than into North 130 students Merit award. This additional aid 10% off the 10% off the a girl called Miss Ralph Hubbard * merged from a hostel carrying torches and signs may be a job, a loan, a grant or a Lounge Thursday night to Beelaring: "Stop destroying Vietnam by war." Woodstock MSU, a people's estimated, and about 50 spent the night. Three tents were discuss rumored tuition combination of any two or three discount price discount price park, was created over the put of these." weekend in the grassy area up, but most people slept under J Under pressure from on any toothpaste the British, Portugal has severed the stars. Similar meetings were held in --Placing Its chief diplomatic link with Rhodesia's white between Wells and Erickson halls. "Only a third of the people Shaw, Akers and Brody halls ceilings on on any mouthwash - nominated government, with which it "There is no place on campus were from Case," Miss Ralph Thursday and in West Circle and limit 1 limit 1 had warm for people to get said. "The rest came from all South Complex Wednesday. Reciprocal agreement together," a (Coupon) Relations. boy who preferred to beknown over the campus." between states to allow students Ea^s* Lansi ng'store*Only Expires After 5-2-70 I Diplomatic informants in Lisbon and London Students complained that to pay in - state rates to an out Sunday as Ajax said. "This is it." Sunday afternoon the park tuition increases of state school. - liid the Portuguese consul - general will return home in The philosophy of the park attracted nearly 500 people, The announced late in the being summer - .79 ■he next few days. was recorded on a piece of paper Mad Dog and the Family Band prevented them from being able 10% off the | I The office of the consul posted to a tree: played music while people sat - general will, according to "We, the people, the grass, climbed trees, danced on to transfer to other schools. SIGN UP Eaton's Corrasable Reports, "remain open for the time being." discovered this unused and open having and enjoyed the sun. Others Announcement of the increase comes late in July or in discount price space, Do hereby and henceforth played volleyball, shot water August because trustees cannot MADHATTER'S Bond Typing Paper | The Viet Cong now control major sections of five of claim this area (land, pistols and flew kites. on any shampoo i seven Cambodian the rest of the country highways linking Phnom Phen and are expected to move for our use and the use of our brothers and sisters by the Michael!) Some people were handing out flyers saying, "Don't buy assess tuition rates until after the state legislature has approved budget for the University. a I UNION BOARD ■1 355-3355 limit 1 49c limit 1 ton to cut off the capital's power vested in us by virtue of tickets, go free" to the ASMSU most important road our respective godhoods and/or open air concert scheduled for ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Exp res°Aften5-2 70 (Coupon) ■Diinection to the sea. May 24. Expires After 5-2gO ■ Two weeks ;igo. all the roads with the gods, whatever that is. Love it; A girl announced over the * ^ lighway 1 which joins Phnom Penh and Saigon, exception of were care for it; until the rivers run dry, the land blows away, the mountains fall into the sea, or band's loudspeaker that money would be collected from the * COMPUTER .65 .59 ■pen during the daytime to normal traffic. the cobalt 60 gets us all (or we crowd to buy food. Pond's Coated Nationnl News all get busted)." The idea for the park "If you donate some money we can all eat," she said. J DATING Cold Cream Rubber Bands originated during a meeting at Food has been cooked over ■ Some key Pentagon c1 an officials, opposed to Case Hall Friday night. The park small campfires near the tents. * by Cybernetics, Inc. 1.8 Inding American military vigors into Cambodia, are began Saturday afternoon when Campus police visited the park several times to check the * The modern way to date. oz. 39c 39c p.vious to have Southeast Asian and Pacific nations fill people moved to the area after on limit 1 Case Hall's Festival of Life. fires, Miss Ralph said. * Meet new, exciting people. (limit 1 need. J£x £ir^°Afte?5-2-7 0^ it The "About A p.m., we decided to park will |But these officials believe there is less than an even come here to this liberated probably remain until the end of the term, * Write P.O. Box 9111, Lansing, Mich., of getting such countries as Malaysia and zone," Ajax said. Ajax said. A marshmallow roast * 48909 for an application or information. .85 .49 is planned for Tuesday night. idonesia to step in and help in that fashion. Saturday night than more ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Swedish ■The administration plans to borrow money from Shower Cap lodel Cities, antipoverty and urban renewal programs Tanning Secret tanning butter I help finance President Nixon's SI. 5 - billion plan for egregating schools and lacks. improving education for 1 1/2 oz. 29c limit 1 limit 1 Expiris After^ 2 70 ■Senate Minority Whip Robert Griffin, R-Mich.. jserted Sunday that limited U.S. military aid to imbodia might shorten the Vietnam war and Sen. ilnuind S. Muskie immediately disagreed. Viva Paper Towels Kodacolor Film ■"There are 40,000 aggressors in Cambodia," Griffin ■J. "and they are the same 125 sq. feet people we are fighting in 126 620 127 wutli Vietnam." JMiiskie. a Maine Democrat and potential presidential iididate. said that sending arms and Two Rolls 39C 87c troops to limit 1 Imbodia would raise the danger of limit 1 escalating the war (Coupon) Expires After 5-2-70 East Lansing Store Only Ea^r Lansing'sto^e' Only Michigan News 1.75 12.95 •egislation which would require industries to come up ill solutions to their pollution or pay the state for Phisohex Picadilly Wig fnup work was expected to be introduced in the islature this week. 6o, 'ov. William tad to G. Milliken has given his staff the go - 105 9.95 prepare the legislation, which he said would limit 1 limit 1 (Coupon) Jbubly lek. be ready for action by the lawmakers this Expires After 5-2-70 East Lansing Store Only ■This is not a license to pollute, but those who reduce Bution would pay less," Milliken said. 1.35 1.59 Tik> amount of the assessment would depend on the Tame frme U11d content of the pollution, the governor said. 1 industry that Creme Rinse a dumped eight things would pay more Extra Dry Lotion company that dumped just one. 16 Officials of tjle National Association for the TO, 89' oz. 109 limit 1 limit 1 ■janeement ■ e »y of Colored People (NAACP) who were Expires After 5-2-70 (Coupon) University of Michigan business researchers, East Lansing Store Only Expires After 5-2-70 East Lansing Store Only I* Thurgood Marshall, l^K'ns Roy Wilkins and Ralph the three greatest living black Americans. JJ university's Bureau of Business Research received French Italian1 Sunglasses Lin W nnuires °!n 156 NAACP leaders around the nation to 5.00 2.99 asking them to rank the most outstanding V< Americans. 4.00 2.39 ■arshall, a y § Supreme Court justice, was general 3.00 1.79 ■ cl the 2.00 1.19 NAACP during the '50s. Wilkins is Motorola invites graduating seniors to examine the i"nc lll>ad of the NAACP. Bundle including profit sharing. is a U.N. opportunities with one of the world's And too, if limi t 1 many career you should decide on continuing ■"secretary and Nobel Prize winner. largest and finest companies. your education on a part-time basis you'll be able to (Cou pon) Expires Af ter 5-2-70 Graduates in Electrical Engineering can choose benefit from our tuition refund plan. 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JOHN BORGER MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Those brave souls UNIVERSITY on the river rapi^j FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager There has been a lot of fast and furious pilot, without whom the mi, and faddish and fervent talk about doomed. mii combating pollution lately, but all too few The river must be NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor entered far »,*, have been to insure that the craft willing to take their lives in their will hp " GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor aimed at that all KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor hands and embatk upon a death (and fate - than death ) defying mission to white - water contact. - important mol!0N JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor worse - best the disastrous environment. mattress slips into the water First a"1' JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor anri'ti, * But a few have done so, and their deeds shall live for so long as the grass grows the pilot (for it is though perhaps you.'gentfe not in Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award person for outstanding journalism. green in Commuter Lot Y, so long as the experience is shared by all mankind Ik'' friendly neighborhood merchants on Grand River Avenue endlessly offer bounteous yourself upon the flimsy - float away from shore. sturdy?' art« bargains to appreciative students, yea even You begin to paddle with your hand,, so long as the Great White Father in there is no oar You feel y^hS EDITORIALS Washington breaks no financial peace treaties with the savage matriculants in the what seems to be a brand of Jell-o particularly (right out 0f « J nation's Centers of Learning. refrigerator), and you begin to doubt I And,of course, I speak of those brave and wisdom of your mission, but the shorn foolish souls who fought the raging sewer disappeared and there is no turning^ of our campus and shot the Red Cedar Onward, ever onward. B c Telephone rapids. Ask not the reason for this act, for these half dozen Gooks (all residents of the same home for the potentially insane) could only reply: it was there, this was There bridge, encouragement: is a and crowd you watching hear from shouk 1 "Turn back, you fool." enough. Vietnam war Perhaps the winter, when a feat was attempted this motorcycle was discovered "You'll be "What's he sor - ry." going to do?" parking upon the frozen sludge. But truly a It has been said that two thirds of "Is he really - good lord, he - According to their figures, over cycle is powerless against the chilly - but - really is" every tax dollar paid in this country fluid rapids, and so the mission was "He's going to go over the 5,000 people have already taken this rapids." aborted. goes to war either past, present or step. With the "How horrible." Hundreds of slain Vietnamese found floating down disappearance of the ice, a planning for the future. Whether or The beauty of this particular motorcycle is of less and "Quick, let's get down to the landit not this is true is debatable, but it is Mekong River from Cambodia. -News Item even use, so a There's better view there." protest is that, thus far at least, there new craft must be fashioned — a sturdy a a fact that some specific taxes are have been craft of air mattresses and cord, and a no reprisals by the On you float, and still you padfl directly linked to the United States' government or, heaven forbid, the vacillating between the banks, searchb war effort. The current 10 per cent telephone company. Refusing to pay for the perfect angle. Then there is i federal tax on telephone service is a a tax is certainly against the law, but NEWS ANALYSIS more time for searching, for the has caught you, and you streak cu forward" predominate example. the federal government as yet has In 1966, the U.S. House passed the not shown any inclination to Over the water and on the wate, Thieu's delicate balancing act „ bill (H.R. 12752) that established under the water and through. Past prosecute the tax refusers. Further, ( the 10 per cent tax as well as juggling body - bashing rocks and down ( no telephone service has been fearsome cliff of wetness. Close the excise tax on automobiles and discontinued when the y< monthly EDITOR'S NOTE: The following and hang on tight and open yc adjusting the income tax. The phone bill was accompanied by a Associated Press news analysis was because you don't want to miss anythi rationale for the increased levy, written statement explaining each written In Sihanouk days, any military operations on the and then close your eyes because rr by David Mason. It concerns according to Ways and Means month's refusal to pay. the recent strain in relations between present scale would have brought explosions of ahead you see the Monster Wave ready Committee Chairman Wilber Mills (D crash upon you and careful not to inhale Violation of the law - even one the Thieu regime and Cambodia's new protest from the prince. Now, the Lon Nol it slaps you in the face and then - Arkansas), was the necessity to that is not being enforced - is a government. government has reason to be pleased that the Viet yc make up a budget deficit created by through and onto water which is chon chancey business and should not be SAIGON (AP) — President Nguyen Van Cong and North Vietnamese forces seriously but not shark's - tooth deadly and youe the Vietnam war. taken lightly; however, it also can be Thieu is doing a delicate balancing act on threatening his regime are being hacked at by the relax and float. Technically the contention made the issue of Cambodia. South Vietnamese. argued that there is no honor in The people on the banks cheer i by some that the telephone tax goes On the one hand, there is a desire to obeying an unjust law. We feel that a exploit military opportunities now that applaud and scream and go wild and y ;directly to subsidize the war in good case for questioning the Prince Norodom Sihanouk, an old enemy, and North Vietnamese forces seriously Thieu and Foreign Minister Tran Van almost expect a ticker - Vietnam is incorrect. In practice, threatening his regime are being hacked at Lam have begun a well organized campaign because you are, after all, a conqueri validity and necessity of the 10 per has been toppled from power. however, this supposition becomes Yet there are these reports coming in that by the South Vietnamese. against the killings and are trying to hero. " cu shout, "Right on!" because cent telephone tax, has been made In addition, South Vietnam with U.S. arrange repatriation of any or all hundreds, perhaps thousands of seem- about as appropriate t functionally true. If there had not and that, therefore, the protest may blessing has delivered at least 1,500 Vietnamese not connected with the Viet Vietnamese living in Cambodia have been else. been a war, then (to follow chairman have an impact. massacred by Cambodian soldiers. captured Communist - made automatic Cong. Mills's reasoning) there would be no rifles to Lon Nol's ill equipped, straggling For more than a week, South Vietnam The air mattress rolls and turns an Since Premier Lon Nol took over March tax. At the very army. More may be on the way. has been trying to get the Cambodians to and eventually brings you into shore,I least, it is clear that • 18 from Sihanouk South Vietnam has been This warmth of military relations accept one official and one private mission it's over. You give your craft to them This point has not been lost on the some people have already arrived at busy in Cambodia. 'anti With Cambodian border officials' contrasts sharply with a freeze that has to examine the plight of the Vietnamese waiting sucker and stand i - war movement. At least one this conclusion - and begun to take cooperation or tacit approval, thousands of developed since reports of widesparead and arrange for repatriation of any who dripping wet, and think "The guy's a -group in the San Francisco bay area action accordingly. massacres of Vietnamese nationals living in want to come to South Vietnam. Several He'll kill himself with that thing." South Vietnamese infantry, airborne and ;has gone so far as to advocate non - ranger troops have streamed across the Cambodia. thousand Vietnamese refugees have already From 400,000 to 700,000 Vietnamese come across the border. .payment of the telephone tax as a southeastern Cambodian border, battling live in Cambodia where they conduct small Cambodia has balked at issuing visas for :non - violent means of protest. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops and seizing weapons and supply caches. The South Vietnamese forays into businesses, work fish. on rubber plantations or the delegations, and South Vietnamese officials are having trouble keeping their Letter Policy While Cambodia admits many tempers. Cambodia are in the frontier areas that The State News welcomes all le Vietnamese have died in recent weeks, the To complicate matters, Saigon's restless From the folks long have been Communist command troops. sanctuaries forces are eagerly attempting to for the The Saigon clean them government claims the victims are Viet Cong, North Vietnamese or their students, campaigning aganst alleged government repression, have taken up the They should be typed and signed home town, student, faculty r withtj sympathizers. Vietnamese - in - Cambodia issue. The standing, and local phone out. The government denies any deliberate students barged into the vacant Cambodian included. No unsigned letter will J us Vietnam. In Sihanouk days, any military operations on the present scale would have brought explosions of protest from the campaign to wipe out the Vietnamese, who are historically enemies of Cambodians. But Embassy here — relations 1964 — shouting against Lon Nol. were Such demonstrations with riot overtones broken in accepted for publication, and no letter* be printed without a signature except extreme circumstances. All letters must] many South Vietnamese are convinced that less than 300 words long for publicat The Cambodian right prince. Now, the Lon Nol government has hundreds of innocent countrymen are have become an almost daily occurrence in new - wing Presently, there is a standoff in reason to be pleased that the Viet Cong without editing. being slaughtered. Saigon. government, headed by Gen. Lon Cambodia. Experts feel that the Viet Nol is in trouble. The army is poorly Cong could take over but could not equipped and is outnumbered by the hold Cambodia without significantly OUR READERS' MIND North Vietnamese and Viet Cong weakening their effort in South forces in the country. The "Red Vietnam. On the other hand, the Peril" could conceivably carry out the "rape of Cambodia" at any time. For these reasons the Nixon Cambodian army enough to expel the Viet Cong. is not strong U.S. military aid could change the India not doomed, Mr. Ehrlich administration is seriously whole picture. By giving the To the Editor: conveniently forget history, but the points while America, during the same poverty - ridden India cannot forget that period with a much more advanced painting] considering sending military aid to The State News Earth. Day supplement Cambodia. This aid may take any of Cambodians enough aid, they could reports Mr. Ehrlich (Marion Nowaks' western imperialism left India the legacy of technology, increased her food output by Corner wage a full - fledged war instead of famines in 1877, 1878, 1889, 1892, 1897, 12 points (F.A.O. Records). these forms: arming the Cambodians, report) as having referred to India as a the present series of minor nation doomed to catastrophe. It is about and 1900 to mention a few in which more To the Editor: bombing North Vietnamese and Viet skirmishes. time the American and Western than 15 million people died. Only after During the recent years because of a 1947 has India gotten the chance to The weather outside is beautiful; sj Cong strongholds in the country and The Viet Cong probably have intellectuals give up this cynical and failure in rainfall and draught conditions in sending military advisers to improve little desire to overrun Cambodia. arrogant attitude. rebuild her ransacked home. some parts of the country, the food buds will appear and the grass wil H the weak Cambodian army. Western intellectuals sitting in cozy During the short period of 20 years, production was only 89 million tons and Such is the picture of spring blanKM They had little choice but to defend rooms and comfortable armchairs can India increased her food production by 18 India had to import 8 to 10 million tons over MSU. Spring - a time Once again the United States has themselves, though, when the new everything should be at its peak in (65-66). Under P. L. 480 law, India I can safely say this is not the cas a chance to show that John Foster Cambodian government started imported food from America. India paid ^ ■Dulles is not really dead. As at numerous times in the past the United States has been given an attacking them. The present counter - attacks by the Viet Cong are only a means being employed to retain their Attend poli sci caucus for every single bushel of wheat payment Shipment in dollars was made in including for the shipment. American shipping many buildings on our campus due immature attitude of some connected with, the University. people^ It I i To the Editor: The advisory committee is, therefore, lines as good to break or paint Universlty P Cj opportunity to intervene in a foreign holding a caucus of all undergraduate prescribed even though the for a cause that is unrelated to im | previous status. The University as a liberal institution is American shipping rates were country threatened by Communist It also should be pointed out that political science majors Tuesday at 4 p.m. higher than destruction at more than $30,000, concerned with student participation and is the International tarriff. NO CHARITY WAS in 105 South Kedzie to present the already costing each student $1.' aggression. the government to which we are willing to consider student needs and candidates for next year's committee and DONE. may not be outright, but you expe According to some Washington thinking of sending aid is not the opinions.. B.S. to discuss tactics for our next is taken Into account in our sources, a decision to send aid to humanitarian The Dept. of Political Science is part of most regime in confrontation with the faculty over voting Today, India Is going through a green should a vast majority pay Cambodia has already been made. It the University. Within the past two terms, existance. Many Vietnamese civilians the faculty of the Dept. of Political Science seats ... If you are concerned with revolution. The production of food grains vandalism of a few people who gei is a fact that the State Dept. was have been reorienting the department away from last year was 100 • million out of C02 can? slaughtered by the have shown their utter lack of concern for research and the has started building a buffer stock tons, and India a .'ittfver too pleased with the Sihanouk neglect of students It has (New regime. Many suspect the CIA had a Cambodian army. student needs and opinions by twice come to Imply, come to the caucus; not York Times, 19th Jan. 1970). To those people I say fj « The United States would do well denying undergraduates two voting seats at only to help attain undergraduate protest through non - destru great deal to do with the fall of to stay out of Cambodia. There may all faculty meetings. representation at faculty meeting, but also But, If as Mr. Ehrlich believes India Let's keep our campus as non P □ Sihanouk. The logic behind such a be Viet Cong in Cambodia, but there Our requests for two seats were, to Insure that next year's committee will should die of starvation, she shall die with possible. Don't paint yourwlMMj' manuever would be to allow the however, never defeated outright. Rather, be a strong, working body of activists not the pride that she has not ao no one will respect the studen. are also Americans in Okinawa. exploited any United States to clean up Vict Cong they were left to die quietly becuase not willing to compromise our needs or Ignore human race or nation for her aurvlval. It'i not that I disagree with y Supplying arms can only make it enough faculty (remember these are our opinion. Strongholds in that country. This, it on many issues; It's your method. ■ • possible for Cambodia to join the political scientists) were concerned enough Kevin X. Kyle js argued, would hurt the enemy's war that she has so far avoided. to even vote. It seems that the political Rle Park Ridge N. J. junior Ashok K. Rao science faculty would rather sit In their effort in South Vietnam and, after It seems incredible that after Undergraduate Advisory Com. New Delhi graduate student New York f" book lined cages and play games than join • jill, anything that would hurt the Vietnam the United States would the political process they defend so Vict Cong must be good. still consider intervening in another eloquently. What they need, I've come to It would do the Nixon country simply because there are believe, Is a little prodding. This is where administration well, however, to see Communist forces around. Yet, political science majors come In. what actions would be best for the unless The Political Science Undergraduate the Senate takes a stand Cambodian people. Intervention in Advisory Committee has Introduced the against arms to Cambodia during its past two motions on voting seats. Our past Cambodia may make our military hearings this week, the mistakes of strategy has been only that - to Introduce 4ask easier in Vietnam, but it is the past may well be repeated. the motion and await the outcome. It's doubtful as to whether the means (or time for a change in tactics. It's time we the ends) are justified. -The Editors started prodding. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. April 27. 1970 U.S. ideals foiled: Sen. Harris By SHARON TEMPLETON to maintain family traditions or black, the powerlessness is every and makes State News Staff Writer continuity." overwhelming," he said. Harris also The senator added that "We must demand that Nixon Americans criticized the are plagued with a "impersonalized form international relations as well as "We must "Now feeling of frustrated idealism, of end this senseless war," he get our priorities is not !ie time for internal problems add to this straight in this country — Sen. Fred R. Harris, D- government we now have in emphasized. "The only way to timidity," he com uded. Okla., America," saying this leads to scene of frustrated idealism and end the Vietnam war is to end it poverty stalks over 25 million said in a speech a Harris is the se ond Saturday night. sense of powerlessness in powerlessness. once and for all. and the Americans and yet we needlessly youngest Addressing a crowd of more every "There is only U.S. senator. He was elected in than 2,500 Democrats at the citizen. no way we can get way to get out is to get out waste millions in Vietnam." he 1964 to serve the away from Vietnam for even an stated. unexpired annual Jefferson - Jackson "If you're young, poor or completely." term of the late Sen. Robert F. hour," he said. "It nags at us Harris said he favored Dinner in Detroit, Harris said a $6 - 7 He appealed to all Democrats Kerr. Americans are searching for the value and worth of society but ON MILITARY PROCUREMENT R are this failing to find it. "Politicians sense must of respond to frustrated Reps, seek procedural reform idealism," he said. "We must make the gap between what is and what ought to be more narrow. "Too many of us have been WASHINGTON debate and voting on the reading the Wall Street Journal (AP) - the aisle to be counted for or the Congressional reformers will military procurement minority be placed at the instructions to change it. The while riding through against an amendment. No such Harlem," authorization bill disposal of the ideological he said. "Blacks in America are bring their fight to change some so that record is now kept and the motion offers the only House procedures into the opposing views and amendments minority, not the party opportunity for the actual not nearly well off open reformers want to lift the so as many this week when debate will have a better chance to be minority. would like us to believe." begins on curtain of anonymity. This weapon is a motion that minority to get a roll call vote The a $20.2 billion military presented. The other on its position. former Democratic The House's basic change Fraser is comes just before the vote on procurement bill. rules of National Committee chairman seeking would require that the final passage to send the bill said American life and With general reform legislation procedure are designed to ultimate weapon written into back to the committee in which The chances of Fraser society being stalled by opponents, the protect the rights of the succeeding are slim, but the fact •m>vcs^ have changed so drastically since the rules for the protection of it originated with or without World War II that "it can barely reformers have decided on a minority party. the fight is being made at all is Canine classmate be comprehended." direct attack on one of their old Giving Rivers and the senior further evidence that the Stanley J. Wuppy offers a paw to the coed mistress who brought him to Education 415 which meets in the are "More than 6,400 Americans antagonists, born each day, and our Rivers, House D-S.C., Rep. L. Mendel committee Republican control Armed chairman of the of debate time — as the rules Services provide — does not guarantee Nixon opposes reformers are away. still chipping physical mobility is extremely time to the opponents of the ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS Stefanoff Lounge, Student Services Bldg. Committee. high," he explained. "It is State News photo by Carl Parks They will try to break Rivers's legislation. becoming increasingly difficult iron grip on the rules governing Accordingly, Rep. Donald M. Fraser, D-Minn., chairman of the Democratic Study Group, which vote-at-18' bill l-M prof suggests goals is leading the reform effort in of any elections in which the 18 WASHINGTON (AP) - the House, will try to President Nixon plans to ask year - old participated. change the - rules on the procurement bill. House leaders to In contrast, Whelihan said, oppose a He will make his request to the Senate - passed provision to Nixon feels that sentiment in Wall DImim y Rules Committee Tuesday extend the vote to 18 - year - and out of Congress for lowering when it is due to set. the terms of olds but support a constitutional the voting age is so strong that it population stabilization debate on the bill. amendment to reach the is possible to enact a same or Where Rivers is asking for three hours of general debate on the bill, to be divided goal, a White House spolesman said Sunday. constitutional amendment time for the 1972 presidential in (astaways equally election. between him and Rep. Leslie C. Bruce Whelihan, a presidential , SHARMAN STEWART "Demography and the current enviromental crisis in the Arneds, R-Ill., Fraser will ask for press officer, said in response to Population Crisis." United States is that we will [,ate News Staff Writer adapt to the mess we have eight hours. queries that Nixon strongly Siegel said he is not optimistic created, Siegel predicted. And although Rivers and supports the vote for 18 - year - about slowing down population Arends still would control the olds in federal elections but "We must agitate and make population growth •growth. time, under Fraser's proposed thinks the constitutional |c,) cannot solve immediate people unwilling to lie in this amendment approach would be rule they each would have to "If filth." ■logical problems, a University we were to reach zero allot an hour and a half to safer and faster than the ■ Michigan professor told population growth two children ^an Population in underdeveloped opponents of the legislation. statutory approach. ■ironmental teach - in per family, the population countries doubles in 35 years Fraser also will seek two other Whelihan explained that Nixon jience Thursday. But ZPG would still grow to 280 million 60 while it takes developed changes that would have a broad feels extension by statute is of Jt be a long • range goal. over years before countries 150 years to double impact on House procedures. doubtful constitutionality and Haul Siegel of the U-M stabilization would occur," their population, Siegel said. One would record members by could lead to litigation that Biology dept. spoke about Siegel said. when they walked down could cloud for years the result With the population increasing The legalization of abor'. ion at this rate, the social eadline neors serve to along with family planning may institutions cannot change fast mICHIGAN curb the population, he enough to keep up with man, he Theatre Lansinq said. said. uj • Humanities "Abortion would provide Birth control has not curbed 1:20-3:20-5:20- NOW: 7:25-9:25 P.M. 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:20-9:20 the population in countries such people with an opportunity for ANTONIONl's RAQUEL Isay contest second thoughts and these seem to be important," Siegel said. as Thailand, Siegel reported. WELCH, JUeadline for the annual Dept. "To foster a population decrease in other countries of the world _ the "There is number now of a decrease in older women ZABRISKIE IN f J ■ Humanities Essay Prizes is we must do it here first." having children but no "FLAREUP ldav. Any original essay of remarkable change in the Jeral humanistic interest may He cited various number of children conceived by i ways of Next: "LOVING" THURS: ■ considered, young women." "SKULLDUGGERY including essays curbing population growth Emitted in humanities courses. within the United States. PAUL SIEGEL Birth control, thus, is having ■Three prizes -- $100, $50 and ■ will be awarded. Entrants "The institution of the family responsibility of having children *he same effect as in the United P have been enrolled in a could be changed allowing both and make children more States he said. "The population lianities course in the past adoptive and natural parents. expensive." 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With the departure of Bullough, Daugherty has shifted Daughtery's first year as head coach. assignments for serveral other coaches. George Perles, who was in MSU's loss will be the Baltimore Colts' gain. charge of the defensive backfield, will take Bullough's former job Upon graduation from MSU, the Scranton, Pa., native played a of coaching the defensive linemen. Former Spartan star halfback, That was the general feeling around the football office and field season with the Green Bay Packers before entering the Friday when defensive co • ordinator, Henry Bullough announced Army. He Sherm Lewis, who worked with the scouting team and was later returned to the Packers for a brief stay but came to back his his resignation from the Spartan football staff in order to accept a assistant backfield coach last year, will move to the defensive alma mater in 1959 to begin coaching under current Head Coach job with the Baltimore Colts as linebacker coach. secondary. Duffy Daugherty. A1 Dorow, in charge of the passing attack, has been named Bullough served 11 years on the MSU staff beginning in 1959. In 1961 he was named defensive line coach and last year took on Daugherty had nothing but the highest praise for Bullough. "staff coodinator" and will work with both the offense and the job as the co - ordinator of the defensive unit. "I have assoicated professionally with Henry for 15 years, four defense. Daugherty also indicated that Dorow will work with the Bullough lettered for the Spartans in 1952 when the team, then when he was a player and 11 as a coaching associate. I can kicking specialists and some with the scouting team. under the guidance of Coach Biggie Munn, was national honestly say that I've never known anyone who is more devoted Joe Carruthers will move from his assistant line position to head to the game," Daugherty said. "The defensive line coach and linebacker coach and Dave Smith, former linebacker coach, will finally defensive co - ordinator speaks for itself. We'll miss him, now be in charge of the offensive receivers. that's for certain. He'll do a job for Baltimore." Offensive line coach Gordie Serr and offensive backfield coach Munn, who coached Bullough for two years before he took over as MSU athletic director, said the entire athletic office will miss George Paterno will retain their positions. Bullough. With Bullough sitting in the stands, Daugherty sent the Spartans "Hank was a great Spartan player an outstandng coach," Munn through a lengthy scrimmage Saturday highlighted by the said. "But we're thrilled that he has this new oppportunity with showings of seniors Bill Triplett and Cal Fox. the Baltimore professional team and certainly wish him well. I'll Triplett, shifted to tailback to fill in for the injured Jesse personally feel his loss for he was an outstanding player with Williams, set up a couple of touchdowns with some shifty teams I coached in the early 1950s and has remained a good friend since." runnings. Bullough reported to Baltimore Sunday where he met with Fox spearheaded > tough defensive showing by the Spartans first the Colts new head coach. Don McCafferty. At Baltimore, unit which must have brought smiles from Bullough. COME FROM 8 DOWN Spartan golfers capture Indiana Sesquecentennial By OLG OLSON until Monday when the office Indiana, in finishing second, an overwhelming 20 strokes State News Sports Writer records are checked." had a two - tournament winning better than Purdue, which had The lowest score the Spartan streak broken and had been been in second place after the BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - coach could remember an MSU rated the heavy favorite over the While Indiana's top ■ rated golf morning round. link team shooting was a 367 IU Championship Course. MSU's Lee Edmundson's sparkling 70 team faltered here afternoon, high - flying MSU Saturday last year against the University of Wisconsin. linksters had different ideas. "We smelled a victory after the over the final 18 holes, combined with an earlier 74, led J* charged from eight strokes down A different view to capture the Indiana Sesquecentennial by seven shots. MSU's final five - man total was 746. Indiana finished second 27th hole," Fossum said, "and I told the boys we were back in the Spartans and tied him for medalist honors with Iowa's Bob Henry Bullough with 753, followed by Miami of the ball game." Shollcot. Edmundson birdied The Spartans, defending Big Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, Purdue, The Spartans were not only MSU's former defensive line coach and coordinator Henry the 36th hole to register a 144 Ten champions, were eight Ohio back in the game but surpassed Bullough (center) watches his former players and fellow strokes off the pace with a 381 State, Ball State and Indiana State among the top Indiana and stormed home seven score and tie Shollcot. BASEBALL STANDINGS coaches during Saturday's scrimmage. Bullough signed on Spartan Rick Woulfe was team total after the initial 18 finishers in the 36-hole strokes up on the Hoosiers and with the Baltimore Colts Friday as linebacker coach. third individually, firing 72 ■ 73 holes. They then fired a tournament. State News photo by Bill Porteous — 145. Lynn Janson tied for spectacular 365 over the closing 18 holes to overwhelm 12 other The Spartans, who fell three strokes shy of Indiana in the Twins triumph 10th with rounds of 76 - 74 - American National 150. teams. Miami (of Ohio) Invitational a EASTERN DIVISION To Mother With Three MSU linksters shared in "The 365 total, an average of week ago, won their second 6-0 over Tigers the final point total. Newcomer Baltimore W L PC .61 LOVE 73 per man, seems like a | | s tournament in four northern MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PAUL Ron English, a Lansing junior, DETROIT io S .6 record," MSU Coach Bruce outings with that phenomenal carded 80 - 73 — 155; John Washington 7 8 ,51 Fossum said, "but I won't know (UPI) — Luis Tiant pitched a Boston afternoon round. Peterson carved out rounds of (, 8 .4 three - hitter, collected three hits N«w York 7 I I .31 himself, drove in a run and stole 80 - 75 — 155; and Denny Vass a base Sunday, leading the turned in identical cards of 79. FUZZY VELVETEX Minnesota Twins to a 6 - 0 "Ron and John gave us two WESTER triumph over the Detroit Tigers. real good rounds in the CAR TOPS The Twins' sixth inning afternoon," Fossum said, "and I California 5 PCT. .706 GB - outburst started with a two out can't say enough about that top • Minnesota 1 1 .563 2 Yt SPECIAL ! Oakland I 8 looping single to right by Frank three (Edmundson, Janson and .500 3V, Kansas City 1 10 .375 5Vi Quilici. Tiant doubled off the Woulfe) of ours: they were just Chicago [ >0 .375 sy2 regular price: $79.95 - $99.95 left center field fence to score terrifically consistent." Milwaukee : 10 .333 6 Fossum pointed out that now at SPECIAL PRICE $59.95 - $79.95 Quilici and stole third with Cesar Tovar at bat. English, who prepped at Lansing LASTS TILL APRIL 30th Tovar singled to third, scoring Everett, had finished second to SUNDAY'S RESULTS WIDE RANGE OF COLORS Tiant, stole second and scored Pete nd John Minnesota 6, DETROIT 0 Meiden in last Chicago 2, Cleveland 0 Velvecoat of Michigan Inc. when Leo Cardenas tripled before reliever Jerry Robertson Wednesday's playoff to earn the California3, Washington 2 New York 8, Oakland 3 St. Louis 4.1 935 N. Walnut yielded a run - scoring single to sixth man position. - Milwaukee 5, Boston 3 New York 3. Lansing, Michigan Harmon Killebrew. Killebrew Baltimore 10, Kansas City 9 Philadelphia ;n 2 Coming up next for the drove in another run with an Spartans is the Northern TODAY'S GAMES TODAY'S GAMI S eighth • inning single. Invitational at Champaign, 111. GIFTS and CARDS Cleveland at Minnesota Milwaukee at Washington (night) Chicago al Pittsburgh (night) Philadelphia at Los An Oakland at Boston Montreal at San Diego for the one that made you possible (only scheduled (only games scheduled) games "When you think of Cards" Tis Spring Ho-Ho-Ho CARD SHOP — CAMP COUNSELOR OPENINGS Mr. Corbin thinks so. BEST .. For Men and Women (Age 20+) He sent us our Spring THE CAMP SEQUOIA trousers last week- SL95B Rock Hill, New York (85 miles from New York City) I vv-/t; Plaids - Plains - Stripes Waterfront (W.S.I.); Pioneering; Music (piano and I choral leading); Nature; Dance; Photography: | So Come See at Newspaper; Drama; Ham Radio; Tennis; Fencing; HI-FI B Ri fiery (NRA) 1101 E. Grand River CAMPBELL'S | SUBURBAN SHOP East Lansing Phone 337-2310 ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS WEDNESDAY, at PLACEMENT APRIL 29 I WORLD ACADEMY History and Development of the European Theater Domino people XEROX SPECIAL Study Tour 40 days, 5 countries Rome, Naples, Pompeii, Sorrento and Venice, Italy; Athens are pizza people, 3^ each and Thessaloniki, Greece; Nis, Zagreb, Ljubliana and Belgrade, Yugoslavia; St. Cergue and Geneva, Switzerland; period. *10 copies or more of single originals Paris, France June 19, 1970 - July 28, 1970 SPECIAL 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.r for $895.00 LIMITED 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m DOMINO'S, TO Course content Historical development of the European theater from ancient Greece to the present, including all types of dramatic presentation. Origin of the theater development of various types of Greek plays; Roman in Greece and INC. ^^lUDEN^^^OOK^^' theater and its influence; Renaissance theater; drama as a religious instrument and as a means of entertainment. Morning lectures and seminars are generally held Monday ON CAMPUS CALL through Friday. Field trips to areas where great dramatists lived and worked are included in the following itinerary. 351-7100 Address City For further information contact: CIRCLE DORMS William A. Peterson, Ph.D. OFF CAMPUS CALL Zip Age LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE — Across from Olin I Graduate Gn 419 NORTH CAPITOL WORLD ACADEMY tf-cttt tf-iee 5:30P* | LANSING, MICH. 48914 (517)489-3751 332-8752 ^e with a seven - run sixth inning outburst but home on a booming triple to center Schneitz contrituted a grand slam homer to the walks and a fielder's choice singles, two the Boston net, five of them a 3-0 lead in the second game and by produced the tallies. ,e St Louis - Pittsburgh series. in the finale. lost it, 4-3. rightfielder Ron Pruitt to tie the game. Minnesota cause, while Bob Warhol had a three - A topped infield single, two ground outs and a Minnesota then scored their final run blast and Phil Flodin had a solo round - Spartan error tied the score in the fourth. tripper. The winning run came in the final inning. A Stickmen break ice, Minnesota righthander Gary Petrich was the one - out double knocked Ike from the he fed Mnter game. ,int recipient of the heavy support as he won his Fulton came in and walked the first batter . a a .»ifh hie Stanfield as the pair swept in on faltered a 4-4 tie with his the portly Chicago goalie. sixth straight game. Petrich, however, needed intentionally to set up a possible double play, Kurth goal of the Stanfield gave McKenzie the relief help in the final inning when MSU scored but All America second baseman Gary those five runs. Rob Ellis' two run home run Breshears hit Fulton's second puck pitch off the drop Notre Dame I John Marcotte, John Bucyk, back - as John wheeled was the highlight of that Spartan outburst. rightcenterfield wall to drive home the winner. I d stanfield and Ken Hodge across in front of the Chicago C the other Boston goals, cage and put a shot over Idee's tally coming exactly Esposito's shoulder into the top IM SOFTBALL SCHEDULE £ minutes before McKenzie's corner of the netting. By RICK GOSSELIN total nine goals In dropping the MSU gymnasts Inner inner to ww bringb the Bruins from - State Newt Sporti Writer Irish, 9-8. The entire , Bruin squad rushed onto the Ice to The winning goal was scored scoring pace, hitting for two 6:30 p.m. 11 receive honors I Dennis It'took the MSU lacrosse bV the team's resident clutch more goals. Four other Spartans Entomology - Rest. Hull "The -» - forced to succumb to a fourth- boys really iptain for [mination by staging a three covering on a television shower^"soartan Wilis" Once again, Billy Hermann had." Kauffman added. "Some 1971 s |al second period comeback. S?*- " b,alc0"y onto The win hungry Spartans saved sparkled in the Spartan net. But ol our young underclassmen spectators ^ WjV ^ffe^iv^^eriod0^ - sitting in the Murahata, Boulder, |The 88 a contrast to previous games, scored goals, breaking the i< Boston sweep victory lower section of the rink. There S® neriod of E eame his efforts were not futile. Key us" rnior who placed fourth |Bctly reversed Chicago's four- were no injuries reported. ' Coring five of S »ves in the final minutes by Hermann preserved the Spartan The Big Ten championship free exercise, was named stands for the victory, while the MSU offensive )' gets 3 places at Drake team. "The Saturday's last three minutes of game had to be the next gair Bowling best effort all year by the boys," The i but all others 'frustrated' Coach Turf Kauffman said. "The boys were proud and the game to win it." stayed in the old 3:30. Frustration continued Friday when freshman By DON KOPRIVA hurdler John Morrison State News Sports Writer jumped twice and was scratched from the high hurdles, and when the MSU 880 - yard relay quartet was edged for IDES MOINES — Frustration, that old nemesis second and a spot in the finals. I every track team with high hopes and good The Spartan mile relay qualified for the finals «d, doomed MSU to a scant three places in with a 3:11.8 clocking, best in the Big Ten this Je 61st annual Drake Relays here Friday and year. That same team, Henderson, Mike Holt, Jturday. Mock and Bill Wehrwein, ended up sixth in I think 'frustrating' is the only way I can Saturday's finals, running 3:12.6. ^scribe what happened to us," Spartan Coach Herb Washington placed fifth in the 100 - yard i Dittrich said. "We had some real good dash final in 9.7 against a wind as Missouri ace irmances but just couldn't Mel Gray, the defending champion, won in 9.5. get the breaks." e Spartans' frustration began early Friday But MSU's best moments came with its shuttle Homing when the sprint medley relay team hurdle relay team. With no seniors on the team, hed third in its heat in 3:22.2, with the third the Spartans ran 58.2 in the time in the preliminaries, but failed to preliminaries Saturday maoming to lead the other finalists, ilify for the finals because only the top two Texas A & M, Notre Dame and Abilene is from each of the four heats made it. Christian, t made it going into the afternoon finals. worse was that Wisconsin and MSU lost to TAM in the finals, with the is ended up as the only squads left in the Aggies running 56.9 to MSU's 57.5, but the i heat and just ran to finish, clocking Spartans' time was only two - tenths second off 5 to advance to the finals. But Dittrich was the varsity mark set by the great national record - ouraged as A1 Henderson had a brilliant 46.4 holding quartet of 1967. Running for MSU were - mile leg and John Mock anchored with juniors Wayne Hartwick and Howard Doughty, soph Dave Martin and Morrison. Your Host From Coast To Coast The World's Innkeeper Two Locations In Lansing Area 3121 E. GRAND RIVER AVE. Ph. 489-2481 6051 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Ph. 393-1650 SPECIAL SPECIAL SUNDAY MONDAY CHICKEN $725 SPAGHETTI $150 DINNER . . . r. . DINNER . Children $1.25 All you can eat Qv "ATTENTION GIRLS" Elaine Powers Figure Salon "ANNOUNCES" Student Special 1 Month - unlimited VMtt $25.00 (cash "Girls," are you - Discounts Given) ready for the beach? 18 yrs. or under Written Consent from Parent or Guardian HRS. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. - Sat. 9 482-6271 1625 W. Mt. Hope Colonial Village Plaza 8 Michigan v ws. East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 27 STATE NEWS STATE NEWs Only one week left to send Mother a Peanuts Personal CLASSIFIED classified 3558255 Mother's Day Message. Call 355-8255 for details. 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAK!NO by Phil Frank Employment The State News does not Automotive Employment Rent Mfo/ttJkfc permit racial or religious discrimination in its MUSTANG, 1967 3-speed, 6 SUMMER JOB in Chicago for responsible, enthusiastic COCKTAIL WAITRESSES for new night UNIVERSITY VILLA Student Union ' 7^1 advertising columns. The mature, club^^Y.EOoart " time. q, Fast! State News will advertising which not 2-5273 after 5:30 p.m. 3-4/29 girl. Live and travel with a family as mother's helper for three Starting salary, $1.75. Contact Bill leases available' furnished f,om ?N $'15Q'!!d», J ♦ REAL ESTATE Maryland. Over 21, riding DODGE DART 1966, 2 door Reasonable. 332-5320 after 6 p.m. • RECREATION hardtop. Excellent condition. Call instructor, WSI, Pami Sisman, T5-4/27 w Walk to Campus L»»<< 353-2409. T5-4/30 ♦SERVICE during day. 355-7965. 3-4/27 Sponsored resident parti* I RENT A TV from a TV Company. Luxurious Typing Service GIRL INTERESTED in nursing to $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. furniture, earn..! FIAT 1969 Spyder, Excellent take care of polio patient. 4 hours, appliances • TRANSPORTATION NEJAC TV RENTALS. C ♦ WANTED condition, best offer. 351-3815. T5-4/27 3 days a week. No experience models, rental office open i necessary. 337-9318. 3-4/28 POLICE RADIOS, rental and DEADLINE 2-7 mon.-fri FIAT 850 Spi purchase plans. MOBILE TV PLYMOUTH 1962. Fair condition. LANSING'S SMALLEST and newest 731 1 P.M. one class day Great car $1000. 355-5987. Good motor. Good tires. $95. business wants salesmen to help RENTAL, IV 9-5307. 3-4/27 e. BURCHAM, T5-4/28 lansing. , before publication. Cancellations - 12 noon 355-3110. T5-4/30 'i m a urn >m e c make this Lansing's newest an largest business. Grow with ui TV RENTALS - Sudents only. Low phone 351-79i;> monthly and term rates. Call one class day before FORD 1956 ' 56,000 miles. PONTIAC LEMANS, 1963. 3-speed CMS* SPRIN6 £Re\K- By THE Call 484-1782 after 5 p.nr 484-2600 to reserve yours. APARTMENT TO subleTl •8, automatic, mechanically iund. $100,355-5805. 3-4/28 on floor, $400. Call 882-5240. T5-4/27 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C conditioning, swimmino 'J publication. T5-4/30 c_h««P. Call 351-3216. 54/j,1 PHONE FORD, 1961. $350. 4-door, standard MALE COUNSELORS for boy's LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per shift, radio, good condition, good PONTIAC 1964, camp. 7 week summer season - month, parts and service free, 355-8255 good tires, new battery. $375 or tires. 882-1249. T5-4/29 waterfront, riflery, crafts, archery. option to buy. Call IV 9-5214. RATES best offer. Runs well. 393-5743. Salary open. Write, giving TE LETRONICS INDUSTRIES. T5-4/28 experience. Camp Flying Eagle, 1 day $1.50 FORD 1961 station __TF_ 1401 North Fiarview, Lansing. 15c per word per day RAMBLER AMERICAN, 1967, Red, NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands 351-7972. 3-4/29 48912. T5-4/27 A uto Service & Parts rented only to MSU students and 3 days $4.00 2 door, good condition. $750. Scooters & Cycles 882-3079. 3-4/28 PART TIME employment. Summer faculty. $8.84 monthly (including 131/2c per word per day FORD 1963. $295. Four door, 5 days $6.50 automatic transmission. Good 650 TRIUMPH. 1965 Bonneville. AT MEL'S re repair all foreign and opportunities also available. tax). STATE MANAGEMENT Married, post-grads, bedroom 1 and! condition, good tires. Call SUNBEAM ALPINE 1965. Excellent Completely rebuilt. TT pipes. American cars. If we can't fix it, it Automobile required. Phone THE CORPORATION, 444 Michigan apartments Frof 13c per word per day condition. $950. Call 355-3432, SOCIETY CORPORATION Avenue. 332-8687. C | $150-$165. Near Camp 337-7945 after 5:30 p.m. 2-4/27 351-1358. T5-4/28 can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF For information call (based on 10 words per ad) or after gfive, 355-1094. 6-5/1 351-5800. O Peanuts Personals must be FORD ECONOLINE 1965. 6 YAMAHA 305. Used 6 months. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East ATTRACTIVE HOSTESS, dining Apartments 332-5330 cylinder standard shift. Carpeted, $475. Call 351-9512 between 5 Kalamazoo Street ... Since 1940. Resort area. Room and pre-paid. needs paint. Runs good. 676-2068 and 7. 2-4/28 Complete auto painting and room. UNFURNISHED DELUXE board. 5 days a week. References after 5 p.m. 3-4/28 collision service. IV 5-0256. C NEW MANAGEMENT. Bay Col There will be a 50c service apartments. 2 and 3 bedroom. required. Call after 3 p.m. or write and Princeton fi HONDA S-90 1968. 4,000 miles. 663-3756 after 6 p.m. and all day and bookkeeping charge if TRIUMPH TR-4 1964. Mechanically ACCIDENT for personal interview. Mrs. bedrooms from $125. this ad is not paid within FORD ECONOLINE 1964. Good excellent. Body needs work. Make an offer. 355-8865. 2-4/28 Problem? Call Anderson, HOLLAND HOUSE, Saturday and Sunday. T5-4/30 337t| condition. $300, needs new Evenings, 489-9413. T5-4/29 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY East Tawas, Michigan 48730. HALSTEAD MANAGE»| one week. starter. 489-5085. 2-4/27 HONDA SL90 1969 road and trail. SHOP. Small dents to large ONE OR TWO girls for three man. COMPANY, 351-7910.0 Phone 517-362-3451. 1-4/27 The State News will be TRIUMPH Less than 100 miles. Selling wrecks. American and foreign Summer. Near. Reduced. FORD GALAXIE 1960, good GT6+, 1969, 12,000 because of health. 372-9086 after cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 337-2314. T5-4/28 711 responsible only for the condition, but lousy timing. $75 miles, excellent condition. $2,400. 6 p.m. X2-4/27 2628 East Kalamazoo. C DID YOU know that even while you furnished apar first day's incorrect challenge for a tinkerer. 484-4905 641-4367, evenings. T5-4/27 sleep . Want Ads are working GIRL OVER 22, share house, many for Summer and Fall. PhoiJ . . after 5. T5-4/30 for you? conveniences. Phone insertion. TRIUMPH 1968. Low mileage, like 882-4691 9-9651 or 351 3525. T TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1968. AM/FM. Aiiintinn new. Call in the mornings. AVUUWfl after 3 p.m. T5-4/28 GRAND PRIX, 1969, dark brown, 332-4203. T5-4/30 FEMALE HOUSE keeper part time, power steering, excellent FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Okemos Area. $40 per week plus NEED 2 responsible men for four Norwood Apartments] Automotive condition, 371-1883. 3-4/29 SUZUKI 1968 500. 5,000 miles, SdIcI^ off«°!^?3a46e room and board, live In, two can man apartment. Fall 355-2660. Now leasing for AUSTIN HEALEY 3000. 1965. Ice • JAGUAR 1964 XKE roadster. Low VALIANT 1965, six automatic, good condition. Mark, 337.2643! Sp#ci" $5°° °ff"r' 484'1324- C alternate. 351-6729.4-4/28 T5-4/28 Summer and Fall, ] snowtlres. Excellent 2-4/27 .... blue. Royal blue interior. New Mileage, mint condition, no rust, running, DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? Reduced Summer rati BARGAINS ARE always sprouting top, wires, etc. Any serious offer considered, 372-0346. TF $2100, 616-749-9534, after 7 p.m. 5-4/27 $525. 694-9667. T5-4/27 BSA 1958, 650cc, $225. Needs work. Phone 484-9288. T5-4/30 Employment Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for inttrviaw. C up In the Want Ads... read them everyday. Call 351-7694 VOLKSWAGEN DUNE BUGGY, REGISTERED NURSES sand dancer, fiber glass body, 40 BUICK, 1936. Original motor. 1950 JEEP 1959, 4 wheel drive, snow SPECIAL CARE NURSERY Mercury. Make offer. 882-3762 plow, Inl very good running horsepower, convertible top. TWO 250 Zundapps, one $175 other POST PARTUM anytime, T5-4/28 condition. Phone 393-4962. Many extras. 484-4946. T5-4/27 $100. 175 BSA, $100. 339-9395. "-Rhi '"Dwj. I 3-4/27 3"4/27 CHALLENGING NURSING VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK, 1966, CHEVROLET, 1967 - Bel Air, V-8 OPPORTUNITIES. Orientation runs and looks good. $750, HONDA 1967. 305 MALIBU 1965. 283. 4 speed. Rum smooth. Can be seen at Frandor 353-4008. T5-4/27 miles. Scrambler, bike 5300 $376. will be given to department, steering. Factory installed Vacency on night shift, Shift Burger Chef nights. 355-8647. 353-9200, o ,». 6-4/29 differential plus weekend 3-4/27 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Rebuilt differential, excellent salary, full engine. Radio, Call Steve Ring at KAWASAKI, 1969, 250 twin, 1,800 benefits MERCURY 337-9091. T5-4/29 miles. $600. 355-2303, 646-5967. 1962, good condition, Asking $125, or best offer, T5-4/29 welcome you to tour and VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Radio, CHEVROLET 1965. 4 door, Green. 353-6982. 2-4/27 Excellent condition, Interview with our friendly Surprise Mother by running your own personal message in our HAPPY Good condition. Low mileage. HONDA 150. nt condition. nursing staff, Apply or call 355-1206. 3-4/28 MERCURY STATION Wagon 1963. $1,700. 355-6334. $250 or SUV-^ffer, Phone SPARROW HOSPITAL Personnel, MOTHER'S DAY Peanuts Personal feature. Tell your Mother of your love 3-4/29 353-8420.3-4/27 487-6111, extension 353. 3-4/28 CHEVROLET 1955, 2 door hardtop. and we will mail your message in the Mother's Day issue which she will Buckets. 283, headers. Will CYCLE INSURANCE 3, 6, 12 month 3 FULL TIME men needed, high pay. consider cycle in trade or $450. policies, any cycle, any driver. Call 371-1813, 9:30 a.m. - 12:00, always keep and treasure. 655-3441.5-5/1 Compare our rates. For immediete 1:30 - 4:00. C The paper will be mailed on Tuesday, May 5. Call 355-8255 or come to MUSTANG 1965. Fastback 289, Scooters & Cycles coverage, call the specialist, CHEVROLET BELAIR, 1963. Good automatic, power steering. Must HENDRICKSON INSURANCE WANT ADS will make your world go 347 Student Services to place your Mother's Day message. condition, $285. Many new parts. sell. 332-2458. 2-4/28 TRIUMPH 1967 650 single,! AGENCY, 2205 East Michigan, round- • ■ trV on* and see 351-1604. 3-4/29 Lansing, 484-8173. O fPXYOuj:*!! Deadline 1:00, Monday, May 4. condition. 9,000 miles. $800. MUSTANG 353-8397. T5-5/1 SUMMER JOBS 1967. 289, 3 speed. HONDA 250 All ads must be prepaid. Excellent condition. Whitewalls R"Y Air • Drapes ' 2 3 M 5 ♦ 1 e 9 10 7 lintfP'B conditioning » Spacious apartments • Furnished or Unfurnished NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE %% sisky'fjj Click btfl » Ample parking • Close to Campus LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED " ■H >2 1 15 13 16 9 io.pai,«y ,, indefinite % 15, Endeavf ■ MODEL OPEN 3,9,12 month leases '7 % IB 19 %sr 20 19. AT" (Etopckmgfjam 21 22 24 % % l IS 26 27 %% TT % 4620 S. Hagadorn %1 29 % 3o %& 3H 3b 31 32~ 36 % 3r 38 33 % » % % '4 MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: to <*2 W w Alco Management V/. 1 Pipep contact Company 17 %% U8 — Koger Taskey 351-3420 or Stan Guski 351-8160 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 27, 1970 For Rent for Rent For Sale For Sale Service KrL!.*f,E.."chr, 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment $150 a month. Phone 487-3428 RECORDS NEW classical, other; Original p 1969 DETROITER. Furnished 01 CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY. Sex duo aids couples I^V»780.TM>1 3-4/27 351-7295. S-5/1 close to campus. 351-0286 4.30 p.m. T5-4/28 Commercial, copy - work, black and white, color. Steve, (continued from page one) problem in 171 instances, the — The success or failure rates 351-2029, I'E'R"SUBLET. one man ILncv convenient location. Houses LIGHT FROSTED synthetic wig. Styled, cut. Never Worn. $25 ANDER-ETT 251 self - 332-0341. T5-4/28 problems arise from ignorance, bad wife in 116. In the other 223 both partners had in treating different problems varied. The failure rate 393-6291. 5-5/1 new condition. Sleeps 6. Lots of experiences, emotional initially Enable. 134 Stoddard. No. 4. THREE BEDROOM fully furnisl storage, $2300. 372-4963. •ROFESSIONAL SUEDE and leather cleaning and causes, taboos, family or problems. in treating men with primary P5p.m.^/30_ Among 155 marital units — ranch house to sublet for sumr T5-4/28 service. Now being offered at the refinishing religious training and attitudes impotence was 40 percent and "that continued to function the rate term. 351-2029. T5-4/28 and sometimes physical defects for seconday ,.»N~ apartment for Summer 1961 10'x50'. $2,400. Near Gables. OKEMOS DRY CLEANERS, troubles. effectively in sexual interchange impotence — that occurring at a "one block from campus. 2 BEDROOMS for S SONY RECORDER used at WILCOX Trailer Haven 602. After 6 p.m. or 2155 Hamilton Rd„ HOME 332-0611. or One initial step is simply to for five years" after initial majority of opportunities for OF J 351 1945. 3-4/29 Furnished, THE treatment, four had filed for ' utilit SECONDHAND 10-5/7 ask couples just to touch one intercourse 26 per cent, STORE. Sony . PROFESSIONALS. O 2-4541. T5-4/28 model TC-355 another — not sexually at first — legal separation and three were "This for primary Summer or Fall. (9 stereo tape deck |DE ,en. with WE'RE DYEING divorced when first " lease) all furnished. triple head with sound, Lost & Found "to bring human feelings and for more research. For In one day our experts will ■ | 1 bedrooms,, Summer, unsound. EICO CORTINA 70 what they mean back together therapy. But each of the with vaginismus, the dye your shoes any color in fid $95; Fall $100 to $120; WALNUT AND watt amp, watt - AM/FM pre-amp. Realtone 40 stereo receiver. LOST INTERST? Sell hobby item our 250 shade selection. again ... to re-establish channels "described on-going marriages at the final five year interview." failure rate WILLOW. 2 you don't use for cash with Brides: Vi price. of communications between two - ■ Columbia 8 track portable tape $105, Fall $150. 2 bedrooms. Shag carpet upstairs Want Ad. Dial 355-8255. people." However, three couples had J Fall, $ 140. Call player for home, car, or beach. PARISIAN SHOE REPAIR m and down. Remodeled kitchen And become divorced and one had ~~ Over all, 80 per cent of both Stereo recorder players $29.50. 501 E. Grand River 332-4074 they often needed to §•0409. 0 with bar. Stainless steel sink, stove and refrigerator. $150 per up. Bausch - Lomb professional LOST: RED girl's gym bag in (Below Campus Drugs) learn about anatomy and filed the legal separation five men women were ■ SUMMER. Excellent location. deposit required. Call month, microscope. Hand - carved solid Volkswagen, while hitchhiking feelings, for n "iiv ubudiiy years later. "The low divorce considered to have overcome George ivory chess set. Used Pentax Sunday. 353-2806. T5-5/1 DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, jncidence in the sexually their difficulties at the end of ^ conditioned. Large balcony. Lambert, 487-3055 or SIMON Cannon, Yashica, and Topcon, formats. Experienced. Reasonable knows very little about female fnnrtfrtnincf anH reconstituted flldrildl retuiiauiuitu marital UillLb units lbis Ol of two weeks, auu and at the end of )lf 351-1328. 3-4/29 REAL ESTATE - Okemos Branch, sexual ai mc ciiu ui DOG MALE Dalmatian charge. Call 355-1040. 16-4/30 SLR I real. interest< Particularly when five years, - 351-2260. 7-4/30 cameras. 8mm and Super Roselake area - woman knows nows verv little about very among thoss who air - conditioning, 2 - reward. NOTHING BUT the male. nationally reported levels of were followed up, the figure w ampus. Summer and projectors. Polaroid 641-6280. T5-5/1 nothing will find a divorce are contemplated." LANSING, 3 bedroom duplex. cameras $5, buyer for your sporting goods Until 1964, the marital approximately the same $170. 372-5767, Married couple or grad. students. up. Bar - bell sets. 20 sets used — The major sexual problems more quickly than a Want Ad. counseling was given free. Now 1.1656. Days, 484-1579. TF Carpeting, stove, refrigerator, golf clubs. 5' pool table, $29.95. Use your Michigan Bank Card or Personal Dial 355-8255 now. the charge is $2,500 per couple, among men were premature ~ Concerning older people, IrOOMMATE wanted for garage. $200. 372-1398. S-5/1 Master Charge at WILCOX although some persons are ejaculation ejaculatory the study finds that a man can lme( 1 block from campus. SOUTH LANSING. Brand SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East T'S TIME we gays got it together in charged less or not at all because incompetence — inability continue functioning sexually (2916- 4-4/30 bedroom, bathroom and 54. new 3 Michigan. 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 East Lansing - See It's What's Typing Service they cannot afford it. stemming mostly from "we" into the 80 ' Vear Carpeting and many extras. Also 2 Happening. GLM. 1-4/27 persons accepted psychological reasons — and 8ro.uP he is in good health and has no phychological bloc ks, tfiOOM FURNISHED, bedroom expandable Cape Cod. CONN STUDENT DESIRES COMPLETE THESIS Service, treatment are referred by ondary while for women "we musl balcony; Burcham Wo Immediate occupancy. 676-5303. CORNET. Must sell traveling Discount f ting, ibm typing and physicians, impotence. Among women the immediately. companion. About 10 days in binding psychotherapists, destroy the concept that 8r. 351-2081. 3-4/29 T5-5/1 Best offer. major problems were vaginismus women Tokyo, and 2 weeks ministers or other counselors. the 59 ^ Call 355-0838. 3-4/29 Hong Kong publications. Across from campus, — a spastic constriction 1 of the - 70 year age group not and L GIRLS needed to subl Honolulu. For May, June, or corner MAC and Grand River, Summing up some results and MUSICAL July travel. Companion should be findings, Or. Masters and Mrs. INSTRUMENTS, Style Shop. All experience orgasm for ■3! 14*2-4/27 woman of middle 339-1294. 3-4/29 brands, 30% off list price Rich 351-8917. 2-4/28 age. Contact COPYGRAPH SERVICES, J°hnson report: 337-0703. O 337-1666. C l,ER SUBLEASE, 4-man, ONE GIRL needed May first. toods, pool. $210. RECLKER, BLACK Typewriter Campus two blocks. $50. naugahyde, perfect condition, must sell, $85 Peanuts Personal Kl 164. 6-5/1 351-2394. T5-4/29 Repair rried couple, $125 per 641-4367 evenings. T5-4/27 GIBSON EB-0 electric bass. Must (Electrics) Foreign & Domestic ' China's satellite ities paid. $50 deposit. sell. Also, Sunn 200-F bass Campus Book Store amp. Call 332-2649. T5-4/27 BILL, CONGRATS tc (continued from page one) appear |g346. T5-4/30 Vice Pres. Smilin Louis E. May Sr. ED 2 $1.00 service leaders' CHICKS TO share house (Okemos charge per - NEWLY 1-4/27 kNN BROWN: Typing and multilith abilities. y furnished efficiency. $130 East Lansing) next year. Call UPHOLSTERED colonial insertion - to be pre-paid. 12 of their loyalty Russia." "Either $145 Fall. Air davenport. Reasonable. 110 East offset printing. Complete service Communist they've iraner; - Paula, 353-6305. 3-4/27 Thomas Call IV- 4-4268. T5-4/29 CCC. HAPPY Birthd< for p.m. deadline 1 class day before. rT"~ ^ party tioned. Close to campus. IV dissertations, thesis, newspapers Pravda carried a manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Alpha Phi Sigma, Natio one-line report on the satellite at Rooms HARPSICHORDS FAMOUS 20 y experience. 332-8384. C Honorary meeting tonight, 7 . ... ™r„k. ™^h°uA ha^ng J - the bottom of page 5. "The New FABATHIL and SON. Room 34, Unio patrolmen nonth free. Haslett ROOM AND board for Summer. Tri KEYBOARD SALES. 627-5272. 509321 - G.W. Still waiting for ChJna News Ag has about Maos or Cultural Call 351-1285. Delta Sorority. 332-0955, ED Grand Ledge. T5-4/27 barrette - you dirty thief. CLIFF oiikuuioi|oi : AI1 are announced the launching of a ?evo'"t«ons, speculated one Professional 2-5031. T5-5/1 537116. 1-4/27 For Master's Thesis Preparation discussion. Chinese earth satellite," it read. Kuss,an- GIBSON & Doctoral A radio newscast gave the ES-335, $250. Fender The Chinese satellite comes CINDY, "EVERYONE should have a Candidates. Professional Thesis |lDE APARTMENTS. New Bandmaster cabinets, $150 each. friend like you" Happy Birthday. Typing, Multilith Printing and Selection of the 70 outstanding seniors in the Class of 1970 for the same information, while the 13 years after the Soviet Union furnished, graduate 641-4367, evenings. T5-4/27 official Soviet news agency Tass ;aunched the world's Laura. 1-4/27 Hard Binding. Free Brochure and '70 Club is first Estimates. Call 337-1527. C now taking place added the satellite's weight of 98,332-29 20. T5-4/29 Petitions are available outside of sputnik. MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, beds. 381 pounds and orbit statistics. JOEL, CONGRATULATIONS room 307, Student Services Bldg. rooms. Cooking and parking. Buy/sell. ABC Secondhand Store, The terse I/ANTED Summer for Cedar 1208 Turner. TF pledging SAMMIES. Love, y BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. reports without Pentagon scientists in Close, reasonable. 487-5753, No job too large or too small. comment indicated the Kremlin lis 2-man. Pool, reduced rates. 485-8836. TF "Big Sister." Cheryl. 1-4/27 The following Free U classes will Washington speculate that the Block off campus. 332-3255. C has not decided yet how to launch could be 1)790 after 5 p.m. T5-4/28 BLANK 8 track cartridges and title tonight: Man, Morals, and a step toward react. SINGLE ROOM for a guy in Owen labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, Real Estate Medicine, 7 p.m., 302 Bessey; developin'g Chinese |D0R NEAR. Clean 1 Hall. 351-3778 after 6 p.m. plugs and jacks galore. All 1 Transportation Astrology, 7:30 p.m., 216 Bessey: Contemporary Poetry and Music, 8 For years the official press has been insisting the Chinese reconnaissance satellites to guard rtially furnished, all T5-4/27 MAIN OKEMOS, BRICK, three against a surprise attack by the d. Call 351-9504. GOOD NEWS for hobbyistsl There p.m., 522 Sunrise Street; Anerchistic too busy worshipping Mao 5558 South paneled study. 614% mortgage. were Soviet Union. ere lots of good buys in today's Movements, 7 p.m., 301 Bessey: $35,000. 351-6632. T5-4/27 Tse-tung to make great The Russians have launched Classified Adsl Woodcutting, 7:30 p.m. 104 Bessey. technological strides. Russians, 335 Cosmos satellites since pHED EFFICIENCY. 1 to 2 VOX PIGGY - Back amp, $100. Vox EAST SIDE: Owner who are constantly being told of tir conditioned, parking, hollow - body electric guitar, $75. builder, 7 MSU Folklore Society meeting 1962, and a good number of SUMMER 5 weeks, room and board. rooms, 1% baths. Fire place, campus. Call Skip, Theta Bruce, 351-1737. T5-4/29 double lot with hobby house in Wanted tonight, 7:30 p.m., The Joint, China's "war hysteria," were those probably were sent up to Sorority. 332-6438, only too eager to believe this. spy on China. |B703.3-4/28 489-1311. T5-4/28 reer. FHA approved. 1240 Walsh basement of Student Services. All interested persons are welcome. Now many Moscow residents Street. IV 5-5923. T5-4/30 GIRL DESIRES roommate starting More interesting both to i girls to share summer ROOMS FOR girls. Leasing summer Soviet this May. Call Karol, 351-7649. and Western defense Evenings 482-4925. or fa||. 1141 Albert. 694-8266 CLOSE TO gay Liberation Movement has been campus. BUILDING T5-4/29 planners is the rocket that |361 026OExt. 24. 3-4/28__ GOLD born. Live through us and with us. Open house RUG, drapes, twin quilted LOT, zoned for large fraternity after 5 p.m. 10.5/1 bedspreads for sale. Good We offer you peace of mind, freedom carried the satellite. house and parking for 24 cars. Call GIRL TO share N.Y.C. apartment. J.ANSING near campus. One condition. Best offer. 332-6062. from repression, and a chance to be Information gathered by the 332-2361. T5-4/29 400 East 57th Street. June 15th ■nished. Large airy For Sale 5-4/29 to yourself among brothers and sisters, (continued from page one) North American Air Defense ir conditioned. August 30th. Call 351-1470. voice your opinion and join us. Command indicates the Chinese 2*4/29 [itifully maintained. Select RUMMAGE SALE: All Saints BABY GRAND Piano, $300. Recreation Meeting Friday, May 1st, 8 p. i. Call rest w'th the resident assistants, used the power of a reinforced sase 332-3135 or Episcopal Church, 800 North Excellent condition. Call before 3 355-4845 between 7 - 10 p. 1. for but shall be the responsibility of medium - range ballistic missile, ■5549, 0 Abbott Road. Tuesday evening, INDIA OVERLAND $204, regular BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for Place and information, all those living in the hall. p.m. 694-0954. T5-4/30 It is known the Chinese have April 28th, 6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m., trips. 39 Lansdowne Gardens, all positive. A negative, B negative — Each hall shall include made considerable advances with |0L0 APARTMENTS. 911 and Wednesday, April 29th, 9 a.m. London S.W.8. UK. 45-6/5 and AB negative, $10.00. O WHO ME? ISTE, AMLEC, WCA, within its policy a roommates these MRBMS. cross from campus. - 3 p.m. 2-4/28 Animals negative, $12.00. Michigan MSP, El L or twenty other study bill of rights 2-man furniihed SEE & SKI EUROPE! Moscow is less than 2,0( Community Blood Center, 50754 abroad programs. Social Science Now leasing for WEDDING GOWN 9-10, cut long, MINIATURE SCHNAUZER puppies MooSuSki will be r --- - • ----- r, East Lansing. MuitiHiefiniinflrw mainrc thic ie Multidisciplinary majors this is for The Policy for each hall must miles from the Chinese roc).a if and Fall. IV 9-9651 or organza cage, train, 12 foot veil, - international breeding, AKC going next December for two weeks: This is i^,Gr,siBr^r,rs Above the new Campus Book V°u- Gat the scoop - see Charlie - s,nklane Provi:„ >237. TF $200. New, best offer. 485-4660. registered, a trip you can't afford Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Maclean, 301 Linton or call and manager. which borders on the southern 3-4/29 694-0774. T5-4/27 to miss. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 353-5228. Hurry deadline April 30th. Dickerson said the alcohol Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, _-..R Street. 129 Burcham. Sign ups are NOW! Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m. to policy can be effective after the Kirghizia and Tadzhikistan. Bn furnished apartments Info: Call John 351-8647 individual hall submits its WIRE FRAMES? Many styles white SIAMESE KITTENS. Seal point, 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Petitions for the Senior Council »es heat. $62.50 to $80 per of 1971 are available outside of I 135 Kedzie Drive, $85 to or yellow gold at OPTICAL sweet disposition, $10.00 Phone guidelines. Earlier .. JOIN THE motorcycle Ride For "" man. Leases DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan 641-6877. 3-4/28 Peace, May Day, MSU Anarchists. WOMEN'S BIKE under $35. Send Room 307' Student Services. announced that the amendment starting June Avenue, 372-7409. C-5/1 neme and phone number to to Ordinance 22 would not be BIRTH _ -id September 1st. 12-B/1 1111K Days COLLIE 4 month old male. University Village. 3-4/28 JL8Cultv f°r _ ■216, Evenings, 882-2316. - - - at m®e* effective until May 15. SCUBA GEAR - 2 complete outfits. AKC. Housebroken. Good family 7i3u p.m., Room 30, union. All <> 55 Per Ask the Bellinger Personnel 485-5481. person per month. guy or girl who lives here. ...Ask Find out someone BELLINGER for yourself— who lives Cedar Village PERSONNEL there SERVICE NORTHWIND APARTMENTS Mary Bkulinoim 2771 NORTHWIND DRIVE EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 485-5481 Bogue St. at the Red Cedar Phone 337-0636 MODEL OPEN DAILY 9 - 5 p.m. Monday, April 27 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan DEFINES POLICY Judiciary /,• EPC report on A Phillips spokesman from the has acted extra - legally in general Consequently, the two groups joined forces. Administrative Policies educa and approval before it Student-Faculty Judiciary has adopting their own open - house The second committee, Practices, is making to the Office of the P?"1"* General Education, studied the recommendations about the Specific recommit voiced concern that an article policy, this halli action will be appearing in Friday's State News referred by William Bar, area University College»- requirements relationships between each subcommittee .If1 Recommendations for revising making recommendations administration and faculty and released until aft» ^ thp created the impression that the director, to the All - University and is judiciary - supported recent Student Judiciary under Section 10 11 n Hprcrrnrln nf ndergraduate p cfpnprnl general as to how they could better nkmif l tu — about ihnthe yocnnncSKiliHoc responsibilities nf of report is __ education at MSU are now being advance the student's general department heads, department action taken by Phillips Hall. i'322 „ J n compiled by the Educational heads. The judiciary's decision was Freedom Report. Ordinarily the education. against issuing an injuction matter would be referred to the Policies Committee (EPC) for Qne possibility under Hprn 4 un April mese five 4 these live education education in a univ against the 24 - hour open house Women's Inter - residence submission to the Office of the consideration by this committee committees rejoined and the size?" Gary Klins^1^ot Provost. Caiis for a chance in university recommendations of each group member of ASMSU ar ^ policy instituted by students Council Judiciary, but an action EPC, standing subcommittee presented and discussed, of the Uandnw after a referendum vote at by WIC (Women's Inter - a pohcy so that students not be Internal ahm Phillips. residence Council) fall term of the Academic Council, has required to take that University Each subcommittee now committee, said. W "The Judiciary's action is not 1969 waived jurisdiction in such been investigating the different College series which meeting to prepare a final report - >port He added that EPf" phases of an undergraduate's of their suggestions. By June 25 discussing these nmKi 80 to be construed as support for cases to All - University Student corresponds to their major. of their suggestions. ~ education at MSU since spring, Presently this decision is up to stions, with the determine these suggestions, the action taken by Phillips Hall. Judiciary. It is rather to be construed as a 1969. the individual departments. The ption of exception of the t Internal University College condemnation of the action i • At that time, the committee committee's recommendation Admissions's report, "' will be the general educati™"' . nPAearit divided into five subcommittees, report. This taken by Phillips as the written LlMy TO pi"5v?lll Would, instead, make this the compiled into students at MSU. each to probe one particular student's decision, opinion states," Howard Brody, segment of general education. Also, the possibility of McHenry, 111., junior, said. 11 I I . 11 The first committee, Internal abandoning the present "The judiciary, by refusing ceil moaei toik 'yimsir, Admissions, was responsible for University College system the request for an injunction, was asserting its confidence that examining the transfer of altogether and replacing it with a ur_ Gilbert N. Ling of the students from University College the normal channels of the Pennsylvania Hospital, required 45 credits, specified by to the upper colleges. However, each student's college, is being University could handle the Philadelphia, will speak on "A Phillips case. The judiciary New Model for the Living Cell" Mashing this group found their work was overlapping with that of the suggested. One other Small consideration is to make a four- concluded its opinion: judiciary is unanimous in deploring the deliberate extra - 'The at 4 p.m. Chemistry Bldg. today in 323 yng js the author of a book Love happens in the oddest places and positions - witness this aboreal kiss between a guy who wouldn't keep his feet President's Commission Admission and Student Body on year degree in the University College an option. Piz on the ground and a girl who could. Residence halls and residence legal action taken by Phillips entitled "A Physical Theory of WITH ONE ITEM. OFFER Hall'," Brody said. the Living State." State News photo by Scott Friedl colleges were investigated by the third committee. Their concern Eldon Nonnamaker, dean of is whether these colleges are GOOD FOR ON CAMPUS students, issued a statement ||BBA|| EYDFDT CDEAKS successful, should be continued,' Friday to Phillips Hall stating mflrm should be abandoned or whether DELIVERIES OR PICKUPS ONLY that action will be taken as of more residence colleges should TODAY THROUGH THURSDAY be established. Crowding breeds chaos Instructional quality was evaluated by the fourth we also have Footlongs,King Burger 1. The staff of Phillips Hall committee which questioned are to refer all alleged violators such problems as student - Ham, Roast Beef & Salami Subs of the existing University open - teacher feedback, "common People can change density to fit the situation by rearranging CALL: 332-6517 house policy to William Barr, exams" and the benefits of. information in a competent manner, Duhl explained. area director for the Red Cedar By SUE DONALDSON teaching awards and promotions. area. Such alleged violators will City planners of the 1960s have used space as a main Urban society must create a means of dealing with the organizing factor in allocating funds, but the organizing principle subsequently be referred problems of crowding and density of cities, Dr. Leonard J. Duhl should be based on how people want to live, Duhl said. through existing judicial said Friday. channels. "Change is the central issue for the past conception of a cause Duhl is professor of urban social policy and public health at and effect world is far too simple for the complexities existing 2. Phillips Hall is to be the University of California, Berkeley. He spoke in the today,'' he said. physically secured at University Auditorium as part of the Environmental teach - In. Changes are being demanded today by youth, blacks and closing hours. Persons violating mobility and or attempting to violate physical With overcrowded conditions, there is increased minority groups, but not until power figures are hurt themselves conflicting ideas. Violence results from the inability of society to will people begin to get change, Duhl predicted. closing by unlawful means will respond to problems, Duhl explained. be handled through legal New kinds of relationships between people and extended Duhl cited experiments with rats which indicate that as the channels. family networks based on trust are tools for the solution of density of rats increase within the confines of a cage their problems Duhl suggested. 3. Inasmuch as Phillips Hall behavior becomes more chaotic. If these solutions do not work, our society could become a dictatorial society with chaos over a long period or return to a tribal world of people battling people as a price for Library keeps periodicals incompetence, Duhl warned. WE MOTHPROOF YOUR CLOTHING despite federal fund cuts SIX DAYS A WEEK, EACH TIME WE CLEAN THEM - He stated that the dilemma is a STORAGE ALSO AVAILABLE book budget to maintain the With federal funding to the Library being lowered in the present facilities of periodicals question of whether the Library ONE HOUR SERVICE - FREE PICKUP coming year, the University and publications," Chapin said. should give first priority of Although Chapin insists the funds to keeping current AND DELIVERY Library Committee has to cannot afford to resources or to staffing the maintain the present rate of Library current publications even if it sacrifice book buying, he also library. means decreased services. sees the need for an adequate The exact library budget will staff to catalog the purchases. be available late in May with Richard E. Chapin, Library "I used to operate on a system director, said the current book of $1 spent on personnel for budget is at an absolute every $1 spent for books, but final decisions on next year's finances to be determined at that time. LOUIS the finances are no longer aviailable," Chapin explained. Blacks may form (mA separate counc il ng center general council, reported Sunday that black students of Wilson are now organizing a black student with® Ilia At least one black resident of council separate from the Wilson Hall is dissatisfied with existing general student council. that hall's general council. Strickland was not available Rick Strickland, Detroit for comment. freshman and black "Rick felt that the general representative to the Wilson Hall council was irrelevant to black general council, walked out of a student needs," Uchwhat said. council meeting Tuesday night. "We had a breakdown in According to the council communication." president, Strickland walked out The black cultural center is because a proposal to give him financed by the general council $250 to start a black cultural would have been located in an center in Wilson was voted unused study room. Uchwhat down. said. Jerry Uchwhat, Dearborn "But we just didn't have the sophomore and president of the money," he added. A referendum in East Wilson Student Mobe was held last week to decide whether to disband the existing general council. mixes dancing The final results were: 181 against disbandment, 57 for and with business 35 abstaining. The Student Mobilization Committee will sponsor a fund Japanese join Lots of dots and miles of styles - these sharp coordinates raising mixer from 7:30 to by Bronson of California come in 11:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Cuban harvest every imaginable separate. Buy a Hubbard Hall classroom area. skirt or top to go with something The anti - war group will TOKYO (AP) - Forty - eight great you already have. Or buy the whole set and be really matched up! present "The Brownville Japanese youths left for Cuba In loden green, red or navy. Station," "Ormandy" and "The Sunday to help harvest sugar Whiz Kids." The "Eye See" light cane near Havana. Cotton knit mini-shift, $13 show will be an added Officials of Tokyo's Japan - Dotted cotton-knit shell, $9 attraction. Cuba Cultural Institute, which Bells, $13 Admission is 75 cents. arranged their trip, said they Lined vest, $16 "The funds will be used to paid the equivalent of $1,000 Flowery cotton-knit shirt, $14 support the committee, which is each for round - trip tickets but Mini-skirt, $12 a loose coalition of students that their living expenses in Other styles too! against the war in Vietnam," Cuba would be paid by the Denny Sullivan, Birmingham Cuban government. freshman and chairman of the The group is scheduled to organization, said. return to Toyko in late July.