Friday Peace . •• MICHIGAN period of mutual Cloudy STATE NEWS ,tate or . . . "!) concord between w _ governments, Noah Webster STATE . . . with 1 high in the 60s. UNIVERSITY Continued fair through Saturday and Sunday. ne63 Number 5 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 2, 1970 passer r Jackson State shootings disrupted by unruly crowd pronounced unwarranted WASHINGTON (AP) - The President's Commission on Campus Unrest concluded "Itis significant to note," thee said, "that special agents of the communications and discipline when they FBI entered the campus. Thursday that the deadly hail of shotgun, examined each of the rooms and stair and 'he Hinds County grand jury's ,on (API Millions of Egyptians rifle and submachine gun fire by police stairwell landings behind the 24 windows "conclusion that the officers 'returned the CA 2 with gnef turned Gamal Abdel against a crowd of Jackson State college fire' is a patently inadequate •"fZ, N' 3 breaking funi'ral into . nar riot up the solemn students was an "unreasonable, unjustified and 18 metal panels into which shots were fired and found no evidence of shooting the extent of the description of shooting that actually took Thursday, overreaction." from any of these locations. place," the commission said. .jtj wor]d |eaders and Two students were killed and 12 wounded hitln^t the cilMOn bearing the in the May 14 incident. Police earlier said "The bureau's agents reported that every bullet mark which they could identify in The commission said a special sniper squad on the campus should have been used to they fired only in response to sniper fire broken window and in every defaced combat the reported sniper fire from the ^Nasser is not dead, Nasser is not dead," from a women's dormitory an allegation the every panel was made by a bullet or pellet fired dormitory. „mwdsscreamed in unison. commission said it was unable to from outside the building. But the panel noted that during the Cfollowed to Nasser's grave breaking substantiate. "The most favorable reading of the fusillade "the police sniper team did not fire JctSardsas the body, wrapped In a wh.te "Even if we were to assume two shots evidence tending to support a finding that at all." fin according to Moslem custom, was fired from a window in the west wing there was such gunfire indicates that at most It also said law enforcement agencies and SrtShn. p.'m - shaded garden of were at Alexander Hall," the commission said, two shots were fired from one window," the the National Guard should be fully Manshift el Bakry mosque "the 28 - second fusillade in response was commission said. integrated. g'vptian leaders stood with tears clearly unwarranted." "Of the 65 law officers in front of the It noted that "students should recognize dreaming from their faces as they listened to that the use of obscenities and derogatory dormitory, two were black-they did not rSm words of Sheik Mohammed The commission added "a significant shoot. "Racial animosity on the part of terms such as 'pigs' and 'honkies' during a Fahham, Egypt's religious leader: "Allah Is cause of the deaths and injuries at Jackson white police officers was a substantial demonstration may trigger a violent if contributing factor in the deaths and unjustifiable response by peace officers." ^Soviet built supersonic jet fighters flew State College is the confidence of white officers that if they fire weapons during a injuries," the commission concluded. "When policemen willfully violate the civil low overhead as Nasser's coffin was borne black campus disturbance they will face It criticized the Jackson City Police rights of black or white citizens," the report from the tan marble mosque to the Department and State Highway Patrol for concluded, "they should be prosecuted neither stern departmental discipline nor iniveside. lack of adequate planning, training. vigorously and fairly by the government." criminal prosecution or conviction." Mrs. Nasser was not present at the mveside. She remained at Arab Socialist Every officer who admitted firing testified he fired into the air or toward a third and jnion headquarters to watch the funeral ,recession. She collapsed in grief and was fifth floor window where snipers allegedly MAY 18 ARRESTS ittended by her husband's1 personal were hiding. "The physical evidence and the positions physician. Dr. Sawry haniD. With her were of the victims, however, indicate that the er two daughters. Heda, 25, and Mona, 23. The Nasser's three sons were in the procession. Abdul ifficer, was in the Hamid, 21, a naval military cortege. Abdul officers were firing indiscriminantly into the crowd at ground level on both sides of Lynch Street," the commission said. The commission also criticized the Hinds Union claims witness iakim, 19. and Kahled, 22, walked behind County grand jury for its investigation of the warnings issued heirfather's body. shooting. Egypt's acting president, Anwar Sadat, collapsedearly in the funeral parade and was "The commission has not attempted to no :arried off to a waiting car. Sadat, 52, Final resting place assess guilt or innocence, but has sought to learn what happened and why," the report By SYLVIA SMITH said Thursday the defense agreed to a four reappeared three hours later at the mosque and stated. member jury rather than a six - member during the last prayers over Nasser's body. - Sweat - soaked soldiers Thursday carry the coffin of President Gamai The kings, presidents and government As for reports of sniper fire, the JIM SHELDON jury. Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic intoManchiet Elbary Mosque commission said it was "unable to determine State News Staff Writers "There's no figure for a jury set by either eaders from all parts of the world who were o follow the flag - draped coffin for a in Cairo which has been renamed Nasser Mosque in honor of the leader. positively whether there was, or was not, state or national law," he said. gunfire from Alexander Hall prior to the A Union employe testified Thursday that In his opening comments, Goodman tried (uirie; of the 13 • mile route dropped out Prayers were said before Nasser was buried in the mosque's garden. fter the the first 100 yar^s to avoid the fusillade." no warning of arrest was made before the to recreate for the jury the national events APWirephoto 132 persons were arrested at the Union leading up to the meeting at the Union (please turn to page 17) May 18. May 18. He listed the Cambodian Jack W. Ostrander, asst. manager of the intervention and killings at Kent State, Union testified before Judge William K. Augusta, Ga., and Jackson, Miss., as 3 routes to Phnom Penh cut Harmon in East Lansing Municipal Court at the trial of eight persons arrested at the Union property. for trespassing on University Under questioning by prosecutor Thomas contributing to the emotional atmosphere during the spring strike activities. Goodman emphasized the Union meeting was in the spirit of President Wharton's statement that the Univeristy should not PHNOM PENH. Cambodia (AP) -- North products, heavy equipment and some other withdrew after two hours of fighting. The came under enemy fire on Route 1 in the Hai Rasmusson and defense attorneys Justin C. close down, but should hold discussions 'ietnameseand Viet Cong forces have cut or supplies funnel through it on Highway 4 to highway remained open. Van Pass Wednesday. Military sources in Da Ravitz, Williams C. Goodman and M. and workshops to try to solve problems. attacked Cambodia's three most important the capital and elsewhere. Enemy troops opened fire on a South Nang said ther were no U.S. casualties or Gerald Schwartzbach, Ostrander said he "The Union is a building for the jghways in a new drive that could strangle Other enemy troops hit at four points on Vietnamese naval flotilla just outside Phnom damage. made four announcements to persons students," Goodman emphasized. "It is he nation's capital. Route 5 and virtually cut the major artery Penh Thursday but were silenced by naval The convoy attacks took place less than a assembled at the Union the night of the their building." The three supply and communications leading from Phnom Penh to the west and gunfire and Cambodian forces. mile from where an Air Vietnam DC3 arrests. Goodman also informed the jury of a Jutes radiate from Phnom Penh to northwest, including the nation's second It was the first such attack so close to the passenger plane crashed in heavy rains Theannouncements, Ostrander said, were major Union rule which designates the closing enters to the southeast, southwest and largest city at Battambang and the capital in daytime so far in the six-month Wednesday. The airliner's two pilots were made at 10:55, 11, 11:15 p.m. and about orthwest. beleaguered Siem Reap-Angkor Wat area. war. There were no reported casualties. killed but all 31 others aboard survived, 1:30 a.m. He asked the persons to vacate (please turn to page 17) The most important of them, Route 4 A government spokesman said the route The attack was on the east bank of the although some were injured. All the the building. •onnecting Phnom Penh with Kompong was technically open but described it as Mekong River. Vietnamese gunboats which passengers were reported to be Vietnamese. His testimony took place after a low - i, has been closed for two days, after highly dangerous for civilian traffic. The third threat to the nation's highways regularly patrol the Mekong in the area did most of the counterfiring and Cambodian In Saigon, the U.S. military command, in its weekly casualty summary, reported that key opening speech by the prosecution and Sorry about that an emotional appeal to the four member was against Route 1 running southeast from planes joined in the fray near the end. 63 Americans were killed and 344 were Because of mechanical difficulties. jury by Goodman. Kompong Som, 114 miles southwest of Phnom Penh to Saigon. Communist wounded last week, an increase of 11 in each The hearing began at 9:30 a.m. Thursday- Thursday's State News was not delivered to ie capital, is the country's only deepwater command forces attached government The fighting caused traffic jams on Phnom category over the previous week. The toll several distribution points. The State News a after Wednesday's day - long jury selection ~~d most of Cambodia's Penh's river front boulevards as Cambodians raised to 43,737 the number of Americans petroleum garrison southeast of Phnom Penh but which yielded four jurors acceptable to apologizes for the delay. flocked to the bank of the Mekong to watch killed since Jan. 1,1961. both prosecution and defense. Rasmusson the firing. In South Vietnam, the battlefields w draft reg continued relatively quiet, but the U.S. Command reported one sharp encounter Thursday near Artillery Base Washington on the central coast. -nds eligibility In a 16-minute encounter, the command said, American troops killed 23 Viet Cong and suffered two wounded. In the monsoon-swept northern part of WASHINGTON (AP) - Selective Service cooperation — it's also his ability to hold his end in combat. That's the the country, two U.S. highway convoys acknowledged Thursday that a stronger motivation as far as I'm concerned." , j r(,8ulation may permit "dozens, "There are a lot of very difficult jobs in the IIIIMIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIttll irhttjinl j . nien to avoid the draft by armed services," Tarr added. "Teamwork lrn26 8 administrative delays until they and cooperation require every man to do his Tickets on sale ho^rf"1 draft director Curtis W. Tarr, part," The regulation was part of an executive ,en 7 "P the "Ration, figured that Tickets for the Pacific Gas and Electric order signed by President Nixon last tremPne/Pera.te eno"gh to pay the Saturday and announced Wednesday. and Sweetwater Concert Oct. 10 are Crn!r.pr,ce" of such tactics would be It drops an earlier provision that a man available at the Union, Marshall Music Co., e(eworth P the armed services than they involved in administrative delays could be Campbell's Suburban Shop and Grinnell Brothers. drafted once the delays ended "even if... he bettor'"! ^arr, l,lou8ht the nation would has attained his 26th birthday. Tickets are priced at $3.50, $3.00 and $2.50. The is part of the ASMSU Pop ualified" drafu the "younBer- better The new regulation permits induction concer Tarr com!! .J1 wo"'d get instead. only if the order is issued before a man's Entertainment Series. tlingmeneoClrf H*1 ® er his feeling about they turn 26 was based 26th birthday. re than just the attitude of (please turn to page 17) AT Detroit diesel Workers and r UAW, GM reach pact ~^ 'eader said Thursday the United Auto money matters such as wages, cost - of - dental plan. living, pensions and a family '°cal contrani ,0.noi[al Motors Corp., had reached agreement on a New layoffs Thursday boosted the total of striking and laid - off breakthrotioi>. Detroit Diesel Works, which could start a workers to over 400,000 for the first time since the strike began at Brad You 1!OWnrdanational^ttlement. midnight. Sept. 14. The company sent home 4,350 United Rubber Wheeled c convinced ii, *eBi°n 1-E, director for the UAW, said he's Workers at its Inland Mfg. Division Plant in Dayton, Ohio, because COlnPanv .!!! .*>een a "change of attitude" by both the there was no work for them. ConiPanywide" Un'on> n°t just at Detroit Diesel, "but The cost of tfie nationwide strike topped the $2 billion mark, Because they are generally trouble - free, bicycles are by far the most popular mode of transportation around including lost wages, sales, taxes, and losses to suppliers. campus. One bicycle, above, is sick. The seat rides below the wheel and the wheel is attacnea to tne handle bars by a ^tlemenp1 Week or so " he ^>d, "many more plants may reach Only 11 local bargaining units of the more than 150 at GM plants chain and lock. It makes an interesting photographic maze, but it'sdifficult to lay on much speed between classes. have reached settlements, but Detroit Diesel is the biggest, Involving »greeme!!ailSeUlements 8 national are considered an important prelude to 6,500 employes. — State News photo by Jeffrey Wilner GM-UAW contract, which hinges on 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 2. news Panel may arr summary From the wires of AP and UPI. additional Marquette and the Oct. 14 large. We'd like to hear from By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer hearing set for Grand Rapids, is students and faculty designed for speakers representing various representing educational and organizations, but also from "The Two additional public hearings civic orgainzations. physical evidence and the of the Presidential Commission people who are speaking simply The speakers are for themsleves," he said. positions of victims, however, on Admissions and Student given the indicate that the officers are firing opportunity to express their Body Compostition may be organizations^ views on the indiscriminately into the crowd on scheduled for students and If a large number of students, commission's two areas of both sides of Lynch Street." faculty. concern: the future role of the faculty and administrators uiraSl - The Commission on Campus Unrest, Ira Polley, chairman of the University, and admission commission, said Thursday if policies andpractices. express interest in East Lansing attending the &J[ concerning Jackson State hearing, the . enough students, faculty and But the commission is also additional hearings — one for administrators express interest in seeking the opinions of faculty and administrators and f speaking at the Oct. 19 hearing individuals, Polley said. one for students and parents — in East Lansing, two more "The will be scheduled, Polly said. commission is a hearings will be held on campus. representative body, but the .4 - ■ The East Lansing hearing, like members can't Individuals International News previous hearings in Detroit and everybody on a campus this speak for interested in speaking at one of the hearings Intensive allied study of the Viet Cong's Sept. 17 "peace can 353-5008, call Polley's office to allow the Working on initiative" has failed to turn up a starting point for serious Vietnam peace negotiations, the United States said State News commission to Polley said. plan an agenda, Workers have been busy behind Fee Hall near Lot X replacing railroad ties on the Grand Trunk Thursday. Railroad which runs across the south of campus. State News photo by Norm Payea U.S. Ambassador David K. E. Bruce, at the 86th plenary peace talks session, said that after careful review of the All-American BY ASST. PROFESSORS proposals "I have seen nothing which leads me to revise The State News has been awarded the All American - rating by the my opinion that your fundamental demands seem Associated Collegiate Press in competition with college newspapers unchanged." across the country. Labor violations The State News received a First Class rating and four "Marks of charged North Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan Thuy said Distinction," necessary for the All - American citation. Washington's failure to accept the eight - point plan The marks were for quality and creativity in the areas of coverage proved that the United States "still wants to seize South and content, writing and editing, editorial leadership, physical Vietnam as a U.S. neocolony and military base." appearance and photography. James P. Kurtz, trial The Employment Relations and other public employes in the the for the Michigan Employment Commission held a two - day exercise of their rights guaranteed working of the Deptl Advisorv Committee. Hackel alsaT Jordan's Relations Commission, said new government in the future will recognize hearing on the charges in April. under the Public Employment allegedly discrimi only one Arab guerrilla organization - A1 Fatah, headed Wednesday his recommendations Both Miss Van Tassell and Relations Act." , regarding hiring terms and| : by Yasir Arafat, Information Minister on a case involving two untenured Murray were notified in February Both Miss Van Tassell and conditions of employmt Maj. Adnan Abu MSU faculty members "is in the by Hackel that they would not be Murray said that in an attempt to order to discourage Odeh said Thursday. process of being prepared" and rehired following expiration of improve working conditions, membership® "We are not going to suppress anyone, but we want to will probably be released during their in a labor organization. P appointments on Aug. 31, they circulated and signed ; deal with only Fatah," said the 37-year-old forma- October. 1971. The decision was made by petitions asking that criteria for Hackel denied all chargesL The case was filed by Eileen against him at the April 3(M intelligence officer. :k e 1 folic v i n g a promotion be established and Co . Van Tassell and Bertram Murray recommendation hearing in an answer prepared for J The new government, headed by Prime Minister Ahmed by the Dept. clarified. They also campaigned Jr., asst. professors of natural Advisory Committee. to discontinue the practice of him by Leland W. Carr, Jr.,| ; Toukan, took office at the end of Jordan's nine day civil - science, who charged MSU and University attorney. In their appeals to the giving a departmental final Reasons for the decision not tc : war last week. Outlining its policy for the first time, Odeh Emanuel Hackel, chairman cf the employment commission, Miss examination. renew their contracts were not ! said all other guerrilla groups are illegal. He suggested that members of other guerrilla motor* tori hotel I Dept. of Natural Science, with Van Tassell and Murray charged unfair labor practices in violation Hackel undertook "a course They charged that Hackel of interfered with and dominated disclosed to Miss Van Tassell oi of the Public Employment Murray. ; organizations now should join up with Fatah. activity to interfere with, restrain Relations Act. Virginia Glohr, Catering Manager and coerce the charging party National News invites you to inspect with her our A federal court declared New York state's antibusing Complete Reception Facilities Student leaders form ; law unconstitutional Thursday, ruling that it ! discriminated against attempts to eliminate racial Private Reception Rooms | imbalance in public schools. , : had "Voluntary plans for achieving racial balance a significant impact on the problems of racial have not Rehearsal Dinners planning committee I segregation in the Buffalo schools," the three I said in its unanimous decision. -judge panel Complimentary Family Reception Rooms Rest your eyes A committee of four student Student Advisory Group, "Indeed," they said, "it ; would appear that racial isolation is actually increasing." Rridal Suite this week-end. leaders was selected Thursday to consider possible formats for the organization of 12 students from various elected organizations proposed visit to campus by and the Execut Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho. said Thursday after a Monday ycu'll see representatives of the Justice Dept. campus Group, composed of high • level military intelligence briefing that there is insufficient University administrators. evidence to conclude that the Russians are constructing CAPITOL PARK MOTOR HOTEL 500 South Capitol Avenue Cig Red. The students were chosen The Advisory Group selected . submarine support facilities on the south coast of Cuba. Lansing, Michigan from among the members of the Hal Buckner, ASMSU chairman ! However, the Pentagon is continuing to watch Telephone 482-1491 Car Wo » construction activity at the site, he and other senators Inte Council Jean Claude Killy at Jenison, president; Cheryl Castelli, ; were told. Fri. Oct. 9 8 p.m. Door prizes Panhellenic Council president; and valuable tips from the and Peter Flynn, Council of pro | Two liberal Republican senators struck back Thursday tickets available at Men's IM. Graduate Students (COGS) ; at Vice President Spiro T. Agnew for his public refusal to president to develop the format. J support the re-election of GOP Sen. Charles E. Goodell of The four students said they are i New York. interested in being contacted by Sea Mark O. Hatfield anyone who would like to offer » ,1 R-Ore., said "it sounds like a suggestions concerning the Caesars • repetition of the Rooseveltpurge in the '30s, and I don't proposed visit. ; think it will meet with any more success." I Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., called Agnew's Miss Carter said the 1 statement that Goodell "has left the ' regrettable. party" erroneous and little ATTACKS committee will meet Oct. informally and then will hold open meeting sometime after that. : Six boyhood friends of pop singer Jimi Hendrix served ' • as pall bearers Thursday when the 27 - year - old musician was buried during private funeral services in Seattle. BUILT IN DELIVERY COSTS! In the meantime, President Wharton's office will be sending a letter to Atty. Gen. John ; Hendrix died Sept. 18 in London where he had been Mitchell informing him that ; regarded as one of the most accomplished pop musicians (Check Out Our format department's for the Justice being [ and a major musical influence. visit is developed. : Nixon administration civil rights officials disclosed No timetable has been set, but : Thursday they drafting Little X^AViM- Nov. 1 is considered as a target pxz'zja are a prohibition against another „ ■ ; form of discrimination reportedly desegregation in the South. accompanying Caesars Caesars CHICKEN date by the administration. This is the grouping of pupils according to ability. A made with Little Caesar's Real Italian Sauce and Select Blended detailed statement of the government's policy on the ... featuring Little Caesar's Famous Recipe... Cheese... from the giant 600°ovens in the window. : practice is expected after a closed meeting in Miami CHICKEN DINNER COUP 4 pes. Chicken, Fries, Roll, Slaw • Friday involving federal officials, private educators and Small Medium Large - testing experts. * * * CHEESE 1.00 1.20 2.30 CHICKEN SNACK COUP - 2 pes. Chicken, Fries, Roll, Slaw WITHPEPPERONI 1.40 1.75 2.85 ; More than 300 prisoners rioted in New York's Queen's THRIFT COUP -8 pes. Chicken only WITH MUSHROOM 1.55 1.90 3.00 2.45 . House of Detention Thursday, holding seven employes WITH HAM 1.55 1.90 3.00 HOUSE FULL —16 pes. Chicken and 4 rolls 3.99 hostage in the third disturbance in that city jail in six WITH BACON 1.55 1.90 3.00 i weeks. BARN FULL - 20 pes. Chicken only 5.25 CHEESE, Your Choice of Any TWO ITEMS 1.80 2.15 3.25 All four floors of the century - old jail - built to hold CHEESE, Your Choice of Any THREE ITEMS 2.00 2.35 3.45 less than 200 — were involved while heimeted police WITH FAMOUS ITALIAN SAUSAGE 1.55 1.90 3.00 Instead of built in delivery massed outside. WITH BLACK OLIVES 1.55 1.90 3.00 charges, we have a flat 50c charge per delivery; no matter how "Power to the people! Release Afeni Shakur!" shouted WITH GROUND BEEF 1.40 1.75 2.85 many pizzas in an order. If you pick it up you one inmate. Mrs. Shakur is on trial with 12 other Black- WITH GREEN PEPPER 1.40 1.75 2.70 save 50c • automatically. COMPARE OUR WITH ONION 1.40 1.75 2.70 ECONOMY PRICES! Panthers on bomb conspiracy charges. LITTLE CAESARS SPECIAL. CHEESE, Michigan News PEPPERONI, BACON, MUSHROOM, 1071 TROWBRIDGE Michigan Bell Telephone Co., has asked the Michigan HAM, GREEN PEPPER, ONION 1203E.GRAND RIVER Weigh twatcher's (ANCHOVIESON REQUEST) Near Harrison Rd. ; Public Service Commission (PSC) to approve a higher rate 2.65 3.00 4.10 Near Cedar Village Magazine Across from Holden Hall for boost than a 3.1 per cent, $14.8 million increase granted EXTRA ITEMS (ABOVE ON REQUEST) and Campus hospitality, by the Commission Aug. 31. Phone 337-1681 atmosphere, and good food. Lloyd J. Haynes, Michigan Bell Vice President, said the DELIVERY CHARGE 50c Phone 337-1631 3.1 per cent was "inadequate" and falls about $20 million CAMPUS DELIVERY ONLY Greek Food short of producing a "proper" 7.95 Specialties per cent rate of :return. Open Till: Off campus and each Saturday * * * Fast Hot Delivery Sun.-Thurs. 1:00 A.M. Circle Drive DOWNTOWN LANSING Antipollution suits against three Detroit - area firms Fri.-Sat. 3:00 A.M. 489-1196 116 E. Michigan were filed Thursday, the first day Delivery Only FREE PARKING Michigan's Environmental Protection Act was in effect. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October:, 1970 3 VIETHAM, MIDEAST TOPICS |sjov. 3 vote Lould kill Nixon, Tito look at world issues Catholic ed BELGRADE (AP) - Presidents Nixon and Tito talked about major world issues Thursday, back to Zagreb and waiting planes for Belgrade. In Zagreb, Tito told Nixon: "extremely successful" in Nixon's view, was a cordial reception from Yugoslav crowds mountain village birthplace about 250 miles from the capital. Security men swept out Tito's cradled two families, side of the main hall. The one on#ach combined living • sleeping room including the Middle East and "They say we can get people to Thursday and apparent birthplace with mine detectors had a flat topped stove in *oe JSJ (l * pwdlcted Thursday that ill of the state's 550 Vietnam, and then headed off on a chummy, rainy - day junket that come out, but you know, Mr. President, you cannot get them to comraderie presidents. between the two before he took Nixon through it. corner and on Tito's side the stove had a religious motif, with a jjL schools would clone took them to the Communist smile or to show the warmth that The security men showed up at °i June if antiparochlald chiefs birthplace in Yugoslavia's they showed you." Press secretary Ronald Tito and Nixon flew on the the old home, now a museum, When Tito and Nixon lef the ' jjjjoul c is approved by the mountainous countryside. "There's my bed," the 78 - year reported that Nixon said he was Ziegler same plane back to Belgrade to give them more time for talks, several hours before Nixon and Tito arrived. They found nothing house, Nixon walked into the crowd and shook hands with "SJS'ctrould prohibit any • old Tito told Nixon when they not in a position to assess what effect Nasser's death had on the aides said. and it was hard to imagine any some of the startled onlookers I fr^ofpublic flid to ch,,dren arrived at Tito's birthplace, a Middle East situation, but he violence in this peaceful Croation under umbrellas. tend°ne nonpublic schools, humble cottage some 250 miles hoped to proceed with the U.S. The two presidents joined in countryside, where the green Nixon remarked later: "Tito flee board "Id It would be from Belgrade. fields are laced with vineyards. speaks very candidly. He has an ?„SbVf0' 1" fut » "Do you remember when you were born?" Nixon joshed. peace initiative. The U.S. plan includes Arab - condemning outside interference in internal affairs of other "It looks smaller to me now extraordinary sense of humor and we have enjoyed Israeli peace talks and a cease - countries. Yugoslav Communists than it did when I lived i very much the Lte after June, 1971, If At another point during the day of talks and fire that took effect Aug. 7. took this as a slap at Kremlin Tito told Nixon. it," two days in Yugoslavia. I'm sArty tMiopaa1 is adopted. sightseeing Nixon doctrine the time for talks is limited." U.S. officials acknowledged justifying Moscow's xS* of the MCC board chose a rose wine with a slip of intervention in Socialist states. JdeJohn Cardinal Dearden lemon to drink and asked his host Thursday however, that the army guerrilla feud in Jordan and They walked down the hall if Detroit, Biship Alexander M. whether he was having Scotch where Tito - Tito, who under the officially used to store his whisky. Nasser's death were likely to muddy boots in childhood and Zileskyof Lansing, the bishops "When you get older, whisky is delay a resumption of peace talks. prepared schedule was not into the living room which also of Grand Rapids. Saginaw and much better for the blood than On Vietnam, Tito made clear supposed to accompany Nixon served as a bedroom. The two Marquette and three layman. his opposition to U.S. on a planned trip into the milk," Tito replied. policy in presidents sat on the bed and Last week John Porter, acting A communique toward the end what was termed a candid country, tossed out the formal talked. ' state Superintendent of Public of Nixon's two day visit marked itinerary and personally joined the American in the air and land Instruction, advised Gov. - the serious side of the Yugoslav - For his part, Nixon said the Tito also showed Nixon his tour. Their wives accompanied Milliken that Proposal C would World War II marshal's uniform, U.S. summit get - together. Nixon United States "preferred a them. i tike away the tax - exempt leaves for Spain on Friday to peaceful solution for South which he wore as a tough partisan I status of nonpublic schools and confer with Gen. Francisco Vietnam through negotiations" The Americans were fighting the Germans. Tito 1 would also terminate a number but there were no indications at pleased that Tito chose to spend the time designed the uniform himself and Franco. 0[ health,welfare and Nixon the first American this time that the with Nixon rather than it is kept in the museum. was negotiations j educational services to children president ever to come to would be productive, Ziegler fly to Cairo to attend the funeral of his Kumrevec is in the picturesque attending these schools. "Proposal C is clearly Yugoslavia. reported. The two presidents did not friend, the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Zagerje region of Creatia, traditionally the home of small Cliff's discriminatory in that it would Flipped It was his first meeting with mention the Soviet Union farmers who raised crops, cows j impose a civil disability by I denying essential public services 1 to thousands of children in Two student judo experts demonstrate a basic flip during the Tito, the friend of the late Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, and Nasser's death added name but could have had the Kremlin in mind when by they that The Yugoslavs were pleased Nixon, the first U.S. and geese to sustain themselves. There isn't much more than a Notes is ;|il| Michigan in the exercising of their religious beliefs," the MCC MSU Judo Club's demonstration. The Wednesday night was designed demonitration to show people "what judo importance to Nixon's soundings agreed, according to the on the Middle East situation communique, on the need for president to visit Yugoslavia, post office, should have become the first church, a a police station, few stores and the a having jj& uid. really is." State News photo by Roger Esckelson during his current 12,000 • mile independence, mutual respect trip through the Mediterranean and equality among independent chief of a foreign state to make a pilgrimage to 78 - year - old Tito's onetime hotel which now has became a residence for Tito. a Ph.D. Tito conducted the presidential countries. The United States has The house in which Tito lived at yoursifj! IMNC IT'S SO NICE TO HAVE. to canvas party to the small home in Kumrovec where he lived until the age of 15. Then thev went to supported Yugoslav independence ever since Tito broke with the Kremlin in 1948. . beck & call the village hotel for refreshments The high point of the Nixon before leaving on the motor trip visit, which Ziegler termed JACOBSON'S YOUNG ADULT CHARGE ACCOUNT lllij drive Is cued to your campus needs and will be Use Cliff's Notes when !| S g in petition we " The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State pleased to accept your application foi ^i».d. If-*!* University, is published every class day during four school By JOHN JUEL President to bring Jacobson Charge Account Identificati our troops Sunday. The petitioning would terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. home. We wish further also help identify those voters State Newi Staff Writer no Subscription rate is $14 per year ill: military involvement In Card Your personal account number sympathetic to peace candidates The movement for a New Indochina." for the Get Out the Vote drive Member Associated Press, United Press International, Each Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, will speed your purchases and give you I Congress will be canvassing the person who signs the on November 3, he added. I Lansing area this Sunday, taking petition will be asked to The petition drive will begin at Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Presa contribute at least 50 cents an 11 a.m. meeting In the Union Association, United States Student Press Association greater shopping convenience put In a national petition drive toward a fund for media work ] toendthe war In Indochina. ballroom, with former President Apply for yours soon. agalnat the war. The primary use Adama, ae the guest apeaker. Second class postage paid at Bhm l.ansing, Michigan. »ty 200 tm«* "IT#expect to tum out at least of the money will be to buy Canvaaaats will then head for Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services [I two to three hundred prime • time national telavlalon aelected areas In the Lansing Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, canvasaen," Richard S. Kruch, I director of the Lansing area apota to air political region. Any students wishing to Michigan. I Movement for a New Congress, announcemanta prior to the fall take part In the drive, should I said. "Wt'd like to coma up with electlona. contact the office of Movement Phones; I 15,000 signatures and be able to A recent petition drive In for a New Congress, 312 Editorial . 355-8252 I Rocheater, N.Y., the Student Services Bldg., Classified Advertising 355-8255 uy this Is Lansing's silent . I majority." I The petition reads: "We aak I tht U.S. Congress to aaaert Its headquarters of the National Petition Committee, netted 70,000 algnaturea and nearly 355-8302. The petition drive, part of the fall activities of the National Display Advertising BuNinnw-Clrtulitlnn Photographic . . . . 353-6400 355-3447 > 355-8311 Jacdbsoris I Constitutional powers In matters $40,000. Coalition for a Responsible I of war and peace, to condemn "We could probably ralae a lot Congress, is headed on the lour recent Invasion of more money by canvassing on national level by Gordon S. I Cambodia, and to require the campus where the antiwar Black, professor of political sentiment Is more solidified," science, and Arthur Goldberg, Kruch said, "but students former Supreme Court Justice IJudicial board against the war just Isn't news anymore. By canvassing marginal and Secretary of Labor. Many prominent politicians areas in the Lansing area — areas and writers have endorsed the ■ opens petitions that could go either Democrat or drive, including Sen. Jacob Republican this fall - we can Javits, R-N.Y . Sen. Harold have a much stronger political Hughes, D-Iowa, Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., former for three seats impact." Kruch said student canvassing Secretary of the Interior Stuart had been well received during Udall, Robert Penn Warren, voter registration, and he William Styron, Philip Roth, and Petitioning will re-open expected a successful drive Arthur Miller. Monday for three seats on the All University Student Judiciary and one seat on the Student m$ii - Faculty Judiciary. Sophomores and juniors are 'gible to petition. Applications «n be picked up in 101 Student Services Bldg. through Friday. 'ey must be returned no later tbanOct. 16. WOMEN'S LIB. - Ln the f"ture, the State Advertising eDvrtm,e,nt wil1 make 2? wat ads ?ff°rt which to insure exp)ojt 'detract women are Challenges anyone zrin the to eat our giant pizza Bother sony FIRST! in one $100 prize it you succeed! hour! It's a free for wall! j Dear 7UP folk: Gimme, gimme, gimme! That's right, college folk. 7UP , The Paris, North Dakota. (Hours: y to 5, appoint¬ Uncola'", is offering you n super neat Uncola ments only, closed on Wednesdays.) featuring 30 Varieties poster for your wall absolutely free! All you do is send your name and address to: Uncola College Along with your poster we're going to send you absolutely FREE, FREE, FREE an un-pun Olfer, P.O. Box 1403 I, St. Louis, Mo. 63178. (Or sticker and all kinds of 7UP literata on more of Italian Sub Sandwiches have someone write it for you if you go to one of those "progressive" schools.) Uncola stuff that's available. (The kind you'll like!) Merchandatu ranging from really big 7UP The Sony TC-8 and This semi-beautiful 2l*by 1 Tposter is per¬ fect for covering unsightly sections of your wall posters to Turn-Un lamps. You'll be the envy of your room (especially if you live alone). State 8-Track Stereo like doors, clocks and windows Also, this snazzy So send for your free 7UP poster. Don't de¬ ^e°eck Recorder NEAPOLITAN PIZZA poster is actually That's hanging in The Louvre in Paris' right. The Louvre Car and Body Shop, lay! Act today! Supply is limited to the first 7 mil¬ lion requests. Offer Expires December 31, 1970. Send to: Uncola College Offer, P.O. Box 14031, Game room, SUNDAY HOURS: St. Louis, Mo. 63178 pinball, SPECIAL Mon. - Thurs. 11 - 1 pool tables, All the Spaghetti I Fri. & Sat. 11-2 foosball you can eat $l J Sun. 12 -12 U°1 E- Gwnd River ^hone 337-2310 4980 NORTHWIND DRIVE 351-4731 Michigan TUB FROM WASHINGTON STATE MEWS university GEORGE BULLARD The making of a Supreme Court editor-in-chief Two years after the 1968 election its conservative impress on the court for years that hadn't happened to a president in 75 long, dignified, see-saw swings the i most irrportant domestic consequence is to come. years. Mr. Nixon brooded over his alternates beween these rival FREDERICK J. LESLIE v,- about to take effect. Oyez. Ovez, between activism and Oyez, Mr. Nixon humiliation and then came angrily out of restraint. betvvE advertising manager the Nine Old Men are back.They assemble charged in 1968 that a his rights of the people and rights of pro^J "majority of one" frequently helped erect low-keyed, impersonal stance with the October 5 and start hearing arguments a between safeguarding the a "barbed wire of extraordinary allegation that the Senate individual MARK EICHER, managing editor week later. "God save the United States legalism ... to protect a "as presently constituted" would not safeguarding society. Now, with two n] ED HUTCHISON, city editor and this honorable Court!" cries the clerk. suspect from invasion of his rights." confirm a conservative southerner. conservatives and probably more to BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor It's a prayer to consider. Furthermore, he gave tacit approval to a At a it is swinging to the second position. i breakfast with newsmen here KEN KRELL, editorial editor Mr. Nixon campaigned on a pledge to deeper attack, the code word for which Justice Burger's approach was was "strict construction." It was aimed at recently, Mr. Nixon's leader in the Senate, bit' JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor turn the Supreme Court around, and now known than most laymen the philosophy of Earl Warren, appointed Hugh Scott (R. • Pa.) relieved his feelings understood a GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor the tribunal is slowly moving in what on the matter. He had voted his conscience that is why Mr. Nixon picked him. in 1953 in the single most important act of He Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award appears to be one of its great philosophical against Haynsworth he recalled, but went the dissenter on the liberal arcs. The cycle is too long for all but a few President Eisenhower. In 1954 the Court for outstanding journalism. along with the president on Carswell Appeals for the District of Columbia, p< unanimous Warren court handed down the veterans here to remember. Just about a about making surprisingly harsh desegregation decision. That's where against his better judgment. Now that the speec third of a century ago the obstructionist latter had "Impeach Earl Warren" got its start. flopped in his political criticizing both his own and the Supre Hughes court, after trying to halt the New come-back bid in Florida, Senator Scott Court, preaching law and order, a Deal, finally stepped aside. FDR appointed The essence of Mr. Nixon's southern told us that he had been suffering judicial restraint. For example, while "from EDITORIALS five justices in his second term, and three others — eight in all, the most of any strategy was to identify himself with the White Southern opposition to the Warren considerable sense of guilt" ever since — a the lower court he held that it should guilt for "making a damn fool vote" for intervene in the case of seating Rep. Ad- president. Mr. Nixon has filled two Court. He proceeded to nominate two that "racist" down in Florida. Yes, he Clayton Powell becuase it involved vacancies; it seems possible that he will southern judges, Haynsworth and Carswell, meant racist; yes, he meant Carswell; yes, coordinate branch of governnuri! name another three. He will leave his each rejected by the Senate — something he was on record. Warren Court accepted the case. hc ..w President Nixon's nomination the and, by implication, slapped him to down' Supreme Court of a man called "racist" by Handsome, hearty, silver-haired. War- Onward Nixon his low own Senate leader point of his administration. seems to many the Burger, who wears a harness to correct! painful sacroiliac condition and who Now the Supreme Court is in transition personally kind and affectionate, j< from Warren landmark libertarianism to a emotional in his views and son.ehov period of judicial restraint. It may be only opponents on edge even though they a reflective pause but it seems more beg inarching likely by half agreeing with him. In his first yJ on to be long-lasting. The Court is the election returns, two years following late. It as Chief Justice he offered a series dissents and left the court of bitiJ ♦ The fearmongers of the Nixon supersedes separate articles - a very 4dministration are prodding on in curious position indeed for a member Senator Scott told us that he had been tjieir holy war against smut. Recently, . . . of a "strict constructionist" suffering "from a considerable sense of guilt" ever ih a speech designed to discredit the administration. since - guilt for "making a damn fool vote" for federal Commission on Obscenity Blount continues his that"racist"down in Florida. Yes, he meant racist, afnd Pornography, Postmaster General tirade by yes, he meant Carswell; yes, he was on record. Winton M. Blount supported legal conjuring up images of that rfestraints on pornography. traditional American bugbear, > In a questionable exercise of logic, "godless smut." This tack, however, tends to blunt the thrust of his attack. ijlount lashed the contention - comes when law and order is the theme of bickering. (Earl Warren, by contrast, had When personal morals become supported by the Commission - that Congress, of president and of public; soothing air even when he disagreed, wi' the dissemination of pornographic subjects of legal argument, one's Congress in passing draconian crime bills an intangible strength that was i material to consenting adults should objectivity becomes naturally and the president in seeking to blunt the physical force.) be allowed under the First suspect. report of the Scranton commission on Now the long vacancy on the campus unrest. filled by Justice Blackmun, an old friend Amendment. He assures us that the The administration's position, as Issues of crucial the Chief Justice and best Constitution as a whole with its importance on school mai - stated through its postmaster general desegregation have accumulated in the wedding. He is a moderate conservative, emphasis on "general welfare" mouthpiece, is at best unenlightened Court and will is nine — come up for argument a man court again. Even befo^ - and, at worst, archly repressive. October 12. It's a funny system! Congress Blackirun arrived the court shifted tot Even the Supreme Court has found should really decide matters like right. Two of the liberal members it busing and neighboring schools and their dissents from the pornography a slippery foundation on integration, year Register for there's nothing Brennan from one to six, Douglas from! which to build the law. specifically about them in the Constitution . But obviously it's to 23. Two conservative members reduc easier to turn them over to the Nine Old their dissents, Harlan from 16 to 3; Stew; The Nixon administration has not Men and let thein legislate, and then blame from 13 to 6. Now, with Blackmun, tf budged so much as eight millimeters them for it afterward. balance seems definitely tipped. %* forJ *<. fall ~ from its original position: psychology and the sociology, of There are two theories about the Court's approach?It can duck issues and limit cases One thing the Chief Justice Worked out yet; he called in tw< rest the on a narrow and legalistic basis, and that is service reporters for a rather embarrassin1 pantheon of social sciences be ^ Just "a reminder that today is the damned, Dick Nixon knows what is the philosophy that Judge Burger practiced "off-the-record" briefing; and he affixed" on the lower court. Or it can be the bottom of Qnal day you can register to vote for dirty and what is not. "I'd heard that morale was HIGH here in Vietnam, but.... !" activist, a public speech, "Nottc like the Warren Court, and make decisions reprinted without permission." Neitlr the fall elections. when Congress and the executive balk. In precedent will stick. *If you are a resident of East Lansing, The commission tally these days is tile process is simple. You need only tt) stop by the East Lansing City Hall not encouraging: Nixon does not like the Pornography Commission, Nixon POINT OF VIEW arid sign an affidavit declaring that does not like the Campus Violence you are a resident of East Lansing and Commission ( his ate or will be 21 years of own appointment, age by incidentally) and Nixon has been less November 3. For those of you who attend MSU but who outlying towns, registration follows siiiilar procedure. reside in a than enthusiastic about the findings of the Eisenhower Commission. administering All Africans must become united :Since this will be the first election in The Commission EDITOR'S NOTE: The following position. Of all oppressed peoples, we, utilize such slogans to camouflage his with, (3) where loyalty must on Pornography Africans, have been the most oppressed, our wiTiich students will be able to was set up to illuminate a subject point of view was issued Sept. 26, oppression. what we are fighting for and (5) what* 1970, by Maina-wa-Kinyatti for the the most brutalized and the least free, We must first, therefore, seek to identify must do and how to do it. The questio register without considerable generally agreed to lie in the dark Pan African Students Organization in though our history is filled with the who our internal and external enemies are us is, to be equal or to be independenl difficulty, it is imperative that the full areas of human knowledge. To deny the Americas National Executive and glorious attempts and sacrifices of African and those we be dependent or to be independent? To force of student political opinion be the commission men and who have all too can truly call our friends. findings because they Michigan chapter. "African" refers to women readily Then we must develop the moving ideology integrated or to be liberated? In ordert fejt locally and tiiroughout the state. do not agree with tradition is most all students of African descent given their blood for the freedom and liberation of our people. The fact of and tools, while propagating the strategy liberate ourselves, we must have a So uphold your constitutional right whether they live on the continent of and tactics necessary, do not hesitate to concept of ourselves, a unified concept o illogical. Mental rigidity is dangerous and register to vote in the November for an administration that was Africa, in the Americas or in Asia or oppression, however, does not in itself give identify our friends: the oppressed masses our enemy, unified interests; and unifi" going Europe. the oppressed the subsequent tool for of our people and the rest of the "third action. We must understand where \ election. to "bring us together" in 1968. liquidating oppression. Only a scientific world" peoples. We outrightly castigate our people have been, in order to understan The National analysis and understanding of the nature of enemies, the lackeys who are in league with where we as a people are and where Executive and Michigan oppression and a willingness to undertake our oppressor: the uncle toms and national must go. This ideology, as we hi chapter of PASOA welcomes more than struggle based on such analysis, will in the ruling reactionary clique and mentioned above, is Pan-Africanism. 1,700 African students from the Motherland, end, lead to success. Therefore, slogans like their the Carribean and United intellectual apologists. Our ideology can be Pan-Africanism is the highest expressi States on "Pan—Africanism'" "Negritude", "African no other than Pan-Africanism. As for of Black Power, and it makes three ba FBI Michigan State campus. We send our the Personality", "Black Power", etc, etc., are following message of hope to you: strategy, that will depend on correct assumptions about our history and futu ' campus The history of peoples and societies has taught us a single le&son: the persistent and inadequate and empty and might even be dangerous when they bear no significant relationship to the hard reality and the analysis of our society and the study of the methods and maneuvers of the enemy. of our protracted struggle: (1) All black people are Africans whether we liv continous struggle of the oppressed against Any ideology that would be relevant to continent of Africa, or in the Americas.o bitter conditions of existence of our will struggle, must teach our people (1) in Asia or in the of privilege, our Europe. Our history has been compound men power, pomp and peoples. Indeed, the enemy can and does who we are, (2) who we must that of an African identify people and our future is tied up with the fate of the entire African OUR READERS' MIND world. (2) Africans are at war with the European imperialism and have been for )n the aftermath of the bombing at offer of federal assistance in ridding over 400 years. The final conflict will be the University of Wisconsin, the campuses of hippies, freaks, Africans versus Europeans whert President Nixon has decided to beef- kooks or pseudo - revolutionaries. live. (3) While it will Tie necessary for up the radicals by surveillance of campus the Federal Government. Tfte action, with the However, campuses can before the college become the happy U' defaults furniture promise Africans in this hemisphere to wage a series of battles for self- reliance (for Black Power wherever black people live) w< expected hunting ground of FBI agents - see those struggles hi relationship consent of the Congress, will take which they probably are already - To the Editor: the table, we refused to give it back on the the right to a desk or table that goes well in priority for the liberation and unification the form of S14.1 million in funds to Congress must appropriate funds. I am writing to tell of my experiences grounds that we rightfully deserve it. The our of African Motherland. The ultimate extremely crowded room. When we get increase FBI agents by 1,000. Thereafter, considerable time may be during my first week at MSU. Upon arriving pamphlet, "Michigan State University this we will survival and security of Africans all o Student gladly carry the table back to needed for recruitment and finally a Sunday, I was sent up to my room in Bryan Housing 1970-1971", states on Brody. We cannot settle for the standard the world rests on the liberation and Hall. The room was obviously set up to page two, that "All rooms unification of Mother Africa. Jhis proposal, which is 14 week are completely reason as usually given; there is no room We new now - training period will be accommodate two people (there were furnished." We pal-t of the expansive anti only need the desk, as our study lounge is lacking must unite our people. We mils' - crime bill necessary for the new recruits. two beds and two desks). It was also quite We are simply trying to point out to the chairs (probably taken organize them. We must teach them to hf'° by students needing bi^ore Congress, stands in striking By early 1971 the FBI could be obvious that there were already two people in the room. Freshmen had been warned of University that while we are obviously furniture). 6 our oppressor. We must build a" contrast to present law. Under legally unleashed on the college overcrowded, most dorms are running well We ask the independent, strong, self-reliant United this possibility before they came so it was of under capacity. At both Fee and help of anyone who States of Africa, and see to it that it current conditions Federal unleashed Akers, sympathizes with us. We ask the school campuses - to nip no surprise to me. I informed the Hall of the three students are occupying suites set to provides for the security and needs of authorities may only help revolutionaries in the bud and to up try and do a slightly better job of investigate lack of furniture and they immediately for four. At Case, as few as two students students who have not chosen arranging Africans all over the world. We must campus disorders if requested by make the universities the primary responded with another bed for the room. occupy suites set up for four. Why is it then their halls in the future. prepare our people for the long-p^'trac'ed* University or local civil authorities. home for Big Brother. This was fine, but when I requested a desk I that at Bryan we living three in rooms set up generational struggle that lies ahead. "c was informed that it was for two? The new scheme would allow It's probably too late to change the impossible to get Frank L. Moskowitz must and will win — our survival as a race We do not ask to be moved; we like our Federal intervention even if such direction of an uptight Congress or Wash., D.C. freshman depends on that. Africa must be both After one evening of three in the room, it room, each other, and our table. All we ask is united and free. The fruit of the intervention the mind Sept. 26,1970 Africa" were explicity rejected of a President who was immediately decided that we needed diaspora must and will see to that. by. college or local officials. develops the theory that strict law another desk. This problem was taken care enforcement is the answer to the of at our next meal. While walking through Apparently Nixon's move results nation's ills. But if there is anything Brody, we spotted several tables quite from increased obviously not in use. It being University bombings, riots and which will heighten campus violence, property and we being University students, strikes which have caused it is cloak - and - dagger prowling of injury and it was only natural that we were entitled to death on campuses. Also, the mood the FBI. use of one of these tables. of college officials has darkened Often the very presence of the Needless to say, our table was eventually since Father Hesburgh, President of Federal Government prompts violent noticed and our R.A. has been bombarded Notre Dame, rejected the with requests to get rid of it. President's reactions. While we admit that we did actually steal News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State Friday, October 2, 1970 VIEW I EDITOR'S A NOTE: The bibliography of contemporary criticism relevant. In the future the CCCC hopes to concentrate on A list of some of the most Bookchin, Murray, (Lewis Davidson, Basil, "The Liberation Hinton, William, "Fanshen, A Melman, Seymour, "Pentagon Russell, Bertrand, "War Crimes in I 1 1 Point of View was significant critics' books follows. Herber), "Ecology and of Guine," (revolutionary Documentary of Revolution in a Capitalisn II nMedandby.thethebookCritical list individual classes and how might be improved. they It is hoped that students will make the classroom truly Revolutionary Thought," Anarchos Magazine," (special struggle in Portuguese Guinea and wider significance of Pan Chinese Village." Vietnam," Monthly Review Press, 1967. The university should be a place Horowitz, David, "The Free Millet, Kate, "Sexual Politics," I e0 ...jty's Committee of unlimited controversy; yet, controversial by challenging the collections in the library). Africanism and gorilla warfare for World Colossus," Hill and Wang, Doubleday, 1970. I Timed with Classroom will your education include the ideas of professors, other students, administrators, Burchett, Wilfred, "The Second the rest of Africa). N.Y. 1965. "Autobiography of Bertrand I '.nuoversv. Q^stion, lining the book list may full range of controversy, or will controversy be contained within lecturers. guest Indochina War: Cambodia and Laos," International Publishers, Domhoff, William, "Who Rules Huberman and Sweezy, "Introduction to Socialism: With Myrdal, Gunnar, "The Challenge of World Poverty: World Anti Russell," vol. Simon & Schuster. 3. 1944-1969, 1970. America," Prentice Hall, 1967. - [ ^ » 353-8857 or J 332-6916 certain limits? In the past students with very Adams, Walter, (former president of MSU), "The New Industrial Citizen's Board of Inquiry: State," The American Economic "Hunger USA", Beacon Press, an Introductory Essay by Albert Einstein" Monthly Review Press, Poverty Program in Outline" 1970. Segal, Ronald, "Race War," good grades in fields such as Douglas, William O., (U.S. 1968. (white nations against black). I history; political science and social science have graduated Review," vol. 58, no. 2 (May (Library-H.D., 9005, C.57). 1968), p. 652-655. (Criticism of Supreme Court Justice), "Points of Rebellion," 1970. Ridgeway, James, "The Closed ■"""/ried ■Concern® with Classroom from MSU largely unfamiliar with Galbraith's "The New Industrial Cook, Fred J., "The Warfare State," Collier and MacMillian. .Corporation: Americ Universities in Crisis," 1968. Seale, Bobby, "Seize the Time," (CCcC) which the most significant critics of State.") Duffett, "Against the Crime of (Black Panther Leader), 1970. ■Contr|OV.ed' the essay and American society and their Baran and Sweezy, Cruse, Harold, "Rebellion or Silence: Lundberg, Ferdinand, "The Rich Proceedings of the and the Robertson, Dan, "The Halls of ■de nhv that follow. The works. Nonsocial science majors Capital: "Monopoly Revolution," (revolutionary Russell International War Super - Rich," Bantam Slater, Kitt, Widelock, and IK an attempt by Critical are even less apt to become An Essay on the American Economic and Social philosphy on Afro - Tribunal, " O'Hare Press, 1967. Books, 1968. Yearning: A Manifesto of Student Liberation," Lakewood, Kangas, "The Earth Belongs to IKrslty to make education at familiar with significant Order," Monthly Review Press, Americanism, Black Nationalism, Magdoff, Harry, "The Age of Calif. 1969. the People: Ecology and Power," MStruly problem oriented and constructive criticism. 1966. Marxism, and Revolutionary Nationalism). "Ecology Special," "Ramparts Imperialism," Monthly Review Peoples Press, 1970 (with ecology and power booklist on last page). Magazine," May, 1970. Press, 1968. Roszak, Theodore, "The Making »SED Itribui of a Counter Culture," 1969, Snow, Edgar, "Red Star Over Black Revolution that resolution Changing the Shape of the McAfee and Wood, "Bread and Dorm World," 1963. Hayden, Tom, "The Trial" (Chicago Conspiracy Trial). Roses," (The Role of Women's Liberation) R.E.P., Box 561-K, Detroit, Mich., 48232, (also "I MSU Sa Am Furious Female.") The relationship between Snyder EDITOR'S NOTE: The conjunction with the Office of during their first year of I following point of view was Phillips and the Office of Student Affairs shall develop residence, 2)' Students above the Downtown Chicago? Club A ffn r Student Affairs ... J 1. »• 1 such living unit regulations as are ... . . I written by Joseph Urban, a . . freshman level but under 21 years mutually voluntary. Snyder - necessary for the general welfare I resident assistant of Snyder Phillips could request services of its residents. The regulations of age shall be required to have Air Michigan OFFERS 3 FLIGHTS I and member of the parental consent, (advisory staffs, etc.), and shall be subject to the approval of I Provost's Commission. Student Affairs could fill or the vice president for Student jn my In opinion this directive DAILY TO DOWNTOWN CHICAGO'S MEIG'S FIELD mai,es change in the present Recently the board of trustees reject those requests. Affairs. structure of the University. Open "proposal concerning The original document H As far as coed living patterns Decision "CVIMUI1 • making - I waning has not been [overnancc. arrangement and recommended real structural H , u „ • • I uao uui. ueeu i e iving conditions at Snyder - changes rather than temporary commission recommended" that , original broadened to include students. LEAVE LANSING (EST) ARRIVE CHICAGO (CDT) Freshmen are not considered 7 :15 A.M. 8:50 A.M. •hillips Hall. Unfortunately, stop gap solutions. Not one of (Student Affairs, No. 6): Snyder- pable of living in a coed 10:25 A.M. 11:55 A.M. nvstudents believe that this is those structural changes is Phillips government shall be free s;tuafinn Anri whilp thp 4:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. same proposal submitted last included in the recent directive to determine alternate living iini„orcit„ «• ■ SUNDAY, OCT. 4 r hu by the Provost's from the board of trustees. patterns. Umvers.tytalksof ending inloco MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. The newly approved document The new position allows Snyder Pare"tis it still demands prantal was drawn up by the executive - Phillips residents and staff to apprmal ofstudent hfe styles. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-632-4818 RIDES LEAVING W. ENTRANCE I Last spring, the Provost's board. This group includes vice develop a coed living pattern in By failing to deal with students FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS OF UNION AT 9:45 Mission was formed by the presidents and other high level conjunction with the Office of as adult human beings, the OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT HERE'S YOUR CHANCE GO Jministration to deal with the adminstrators. It contains no Student Affairs, for University is forcing itself into a roblems at Snyder • Phillips, students. SAIL AND KAYAK implementation next term. The position of enforcing Air ts had removed the doors The best way to understand the plan is, of course, subject to unenforcible regulations (coed Michigan ALL STUDENTS WELCOME i the dorms, demanded difference between the 'old' and guidelines, the fourth of which living), unagement policy changes, the'new'is to compare them for reads: "In the event of the from all - University yourself. Here is an example: introduction of alternating ?nt (Snyder pulled out Old (Student Affairs, No. 4): apartments or rooms, the MHA), and were in the process Snyder - Phillips government shall following guidelines shall apply, implementing a co-ed living develop such living unit 1) First time freshmen under 21 regulations as are necessary for years of age shall not be included I Originally the the general welfare of its mposed of five residents. Snyder • Phillips s and two students government shall determine how n closed session at the such regulations are to be toiiiistration Bldg. Snyder - enforced. fiiillips residents refused to meet, New (Student Affairs, No. 3): wer, unless there were five Snyder - Phillips government in it representatives with the neetings held in Snyder Hall and to the public. The student bands were met. I The problem the commission TRY OUR |dealt with was: to what degree lould residents of Snyder - ■Phillips be able to exercise self • NEW 30 MINUTE (determination? The changes finally recommended DELIVERY e ■were based on the maturity, Jrights ■students and responsibility of (with the exception of Tttie Justin Morrill College ection). was agreed that students t have decision - making w in student affairs, with Bnyder Phillips becoming a self - • contained govern nental unit. I Prepare now |lo lie a IbeUcr-tlian- In the past, when you ordered a pizza iKood wife. and the person on the telephone told you 30 minutes, you would probably sigh and expect your pizza in about an I ' he new hour. Well, when Domino's says 30 minutes - they mean it! Domino's of MSU has hired twice as many drivers this year to see that you get fast, fast, free delivery. This weekend, we are offering you 25c off to help you enjoy one of our hot, delicious pizza's Bride ■carries from Domino's. COUPON [wonderful Iseerets This coupon good for 25c off lo on a pizza from Dominos Thick away I'Hilil your |"em «m°"e •» ""dent s™ reachTn'r'Tri °' [ n. .ill take on "no™ of •«»><*» U»t headed by his ^tionl ' back-to-school items. " omce- oo an educational thrust" this year However, Chairman Wilbur D with the establishment of a class required for all black aides, Don Coleman, director of minority student affairs, said Wednesday. The black aide program was established a year ago to provide resource persons for black students on residence hall staffs. The aides offer academic counseling and assistance in other areas University structure. related to the Watch Mcnday Two Chicano student aides, Jaime Vela and David Ortega, for the gripping Saginaw juniors, will also participate in the program this year. They are located in West steryef COTTON CANVAS PANELS AND STRETCH CANVAS OIL COLOR AND WATER COLOR BRUSHES Fee Hall. "The course is an Big Red. High quality panel with perfect turned edges, or handmade cotton Duck on These bristle or sable brushes a unexcelled for applying oils or wati attempt to expose black aides to how the select kiln-dried pine stretcher strips. colors. Whether you paint on canvi Excellent tor any medium. wood, or on a friend. University is structured and the various resource areas of the All Sizes. All brushes. SAVE 20% SAVE 20% University where they can guide Wick students for service," Coleman said. 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Michigan 48823, (517) 351-1150 ^3.5199 J°hn Munn at We have a way of fulfilling your needs. 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 2. .1970 1 Films Sinbad" will be shown as the top wee By ROBERT KIPPER career. Shows at 7:30 Friday SUNDANCE KID-last film segment. Admission is year's PAINT YOUR WAGON-a State News Reviewer night in the Auditorium. enormously successful $1.50. THE REIVERS--a multi-million dollar musical that rollicking comedy-adventure, held over for is the prettiest awful movie in film about a a Mov the young boy, his two another week. Shows at 7 and On-Campus Films older long time. At Meridian 3. entertainment picture again this companions, their eventful 9:15 Friday and Saturday nights BONNIE AND weekend in PATTON-a tough, weekend with "Bonnie and Memphis and his one in 109 Anthony. CLYDE-Arthur Penn's triumph; comprehensive study of a Clyde" and "The Lion in "fleeting moment of glory" in a THE APE WOMAN-a film a stunning film about the horse race. Steve McQueen, about a man who marries an fascinating man. Like the film, Winter" the best bets on campus Barrow ape George C. Scott in the title role gang who robbed and Oscar nominee Rupert Crosse woman, displays her in a circus and "Patton" and "Woodstock" murdered their is brilliant. At the Meridian way into and young WBtcKVogel star Shows at and I. the top choices elsewhere. American folklore. hopes for freakish offspring PEOPLE NEXT 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30, Friday so he won't have to get a DOOR-a It shows at 6:30, 8:30 and shallow film about Movie & Music night in Wilson, Saturday night conventional job. Friday and drug abuse. 10:30 Friday night in Conrad; at in Conrad. At the Campus. Special movie and music show 7 and 9:15 Saturday night in 106 Wells. PIECES OF DREAMS—a film will be at 8 p.m. Sunday in 109 Saturday in Wilson. WAIT UNTIL DARK-Audrey THE WRECKING THE LION IN about a priest who falls in love. Anthony Hall with proceeds WINTER-quite Hepburn plays a blind woman CREW-Dean Martin leers his At the simply the best film of 1969 and tormented by three thugs in this Michigan. going to the Drug Information way through this Matt Helm RIDER ON quite magnificently the vehicle contrived but THE Center. Universal Family will in which indomitable Katharine thoroughly wallow. Shows Friday and RAIN-suspense from Rene exciting suspense film. Check Saturday in 104 Wells. appear for the music segment Hepburn gives the finest ads for location and showtimes. Clement. At the State. and "The Seven Voyages of START THE performance of her 40-year BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE REVOLUATION Lansing Area Films WITHOUT ME -Donald GETTING STRAIGHT-Elliott Sutherland and Gene Wilder star Gould's splendid performance in this saves this plastic film about comedy farce about the French Revolution. At the campus turmoil. At Meridian 3. Spartan West. HOTEL and COOL HAND SUNFLOWER-a soggy love LUKE-both films return to the story filmed in Russia with Gladmer. Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. At the Spartan IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD, East. WORLD-the most Now get this straight WOODSTOCK-like Sly, the spectacular comedy yet with filmmakers Candice Bergen makes her point clearly to Elliott Gould in this scene from enough comedians, mishaps and viewer continually take the "Getting Straight," higher and higher in this now showing at the Meridian 3 Theatre. Many theatre patrons remember Gould from his hilarity to fill three films. At the pulsating rock epic. At Meridian performances as an army doctor in M*A*S#H and as the brash, very hip, Sherman tank Lansing Mall. commander in "Kelly's Heroes." La Forgia's Racial strife breaks out Cocktail & Pizze after heated rugby game Pizza- Spaghetti Submarines JOHANNESBURG, South was that nonwhites hoped visiting A New Zealand sports writer TAKE OUT OR DINE IN Africa (AP) — South Africa's sportsmen would humble described one such seem | i-whites think the All Blacks purewhite local teams. South George after the All Blacks Now Open are beautiful. The All Blacks are a rugby team African whites know this and 36-6: "The police acted with won J | some resent it. excessive officiousness 3106 E. Grand River 485-3089 from New Zealand currently Rugby is South Africa's most touring southern Africa and important sport. The players preventing the nonwhites, mostly I youths, from rushing to see defeating most of their white finally selected as Springboks — touch their heroes... MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES opposition. members of the national team — "I suppose it is a natural White South Africans, naturally are idolized by whites at least as thing I presents enough, cheer the home teams. much as golfer Gary Player. for the police to feel resentment I Nonwhites invariably hail the Those whites are outraged at the unruly behavior of the visitors. Not that the All Blacks when nonwhites boo and try to nonwhites at these matches. WINNER! 3 ACADEMY AWARDS ( are black; a couple of players with upset a Springbok undertaking a Maori blood and several of difficult penalty goal. Indeed, the All Blacks would feel happier if the support they including BEST ACTRESS Katharine hepburn PROGRAM INFORMATION 482-3905 , Samoan extraction make them a Whether the rugby visitors are receive from these people could starts TODAY . . TT| "mixed" team. British Lions, French Tricolors, South Africa's nonwhites have •Australian Wallabies or New be tempered to the extent of every true rugby deed, whether | little opportunity to defy their Zealand All Blacks, the reaction by hometown boy orvisitinghero, j Feature at l"-45-3:40-5:35-7:30-9:30 white rulers. Cheering visiting of most nonwhites is the same; beii^ applauded on its merits." athletes is one safe i way ~ or It scorn and abuse for Springbok Sonny Leon, a leader of the was safe until efforts and wild enthusiasm for Colored Labor recently. Party, says Is he father or husband? Nonwhites in this country are officially labeled Bantu and those from overseas. Visitors have mixed incidents feelings "absolute occur because of the frustration" felt by his Colored, respective, the country's about such support. people. black majority of 13 million and This Priest can't decide! some blood. 1.8 million people of mixed Colored fans poured onto the field at Kimberley to PASOA congratulate New Zealand Union anavcocmbassy film players who had beaten a local F6T6ROTOOL6 KATHAR1N6 H6PBURN team 27-3. They hoisted Brian Williams, who is part Samoan, to rec their shoulders. TH6 This so enraged some white fans The Par.-African Students' welcoming reception is I LION IN V6fNT6R that they poured out of the Organization in the Americas threefold," Kinyatti said, "to get | segregated stands and started (PASOA) will hold a welcoming together, to know each other and | integrating with nonwhites recept'.on at 7:30 p.m. Saturday to discuss socially our role in the j TONIGHT - 7:30 p.m. enough to hit them. Police for all African students at MSU African revolution." blamed the trouble on liquor and from Africa, the Carribean and PASOA has invited President UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM resolved to keep booze out of the the United Wharton and James Wang, j States, Maina j Admission $1.00 grandstand in the future. Kinyatti, chapter president, said profesor of linguistics, to speak, The key to the brawl, however, Wednesday. The reception will be as well as representatives of the in room 35 of the Union. Black United Front, the Black WMT UNTIL Liberation Front and the J DARK "The main , purpose of this Nigerian Student Union. PROGRAM INFORMATION 372 2434 A uburn Film Group A love story that will shock you. presents: A cademy A ward Nomine h* NOW SHOWING! ALL COLOR! Wait Uniil Dark MEET CAPTAIN TURNER S RARY RRICAREI With Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin, When they get hurt they cry! Richard Crenna, Jack Weston, Efrem When they get mad they kill! Zimbalisi, Jr. — Voted one of the 10 best by Film Daily Oct. 2,3 in 108B Wells 6.8,10 p.m. $1.00 TODAY... 2 ENCORE HITS ON ONE PROGRAM! Arthur Hailey ("What we've got here is a failure to communicate.") ROCK HUDSON T^obertTorster SYLVA KOSCINA ^LaureifHutton 99 HORNETS NEST Pieces of Dreams 0 FANTONI um ■YS. CANTER * S.S. SCHWEITZER ^b,PHILKARLSON COLOR by Deluxe* United Artists COLOR by DeLu/e® United Will Geer Artists - also - ■ james garner IN GP; ■ — "SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF" At 7:07 and Late Rated "g" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. October 2, 1970 9 broadcasters UNINTENTIONAL SATIRE rjte TV effects Sunflower' program If you that was done was designed to diminish prejudice. were to attack One of the small outside -- The truly awful discovery is not a happy go with the story. pleasures of filmgoing over the for Sophia. She learns Pran, H Question of the broadcasting in Britain as not one Marcello was saved from freezing scriptwriters go farther, of course, past few years has been reading and add two of just about the having been objective on any Mad magazine and the usually in the snow by a Russian woman most absurd lines of fer«.sr issue, I would say that it was hare, in constant preaching and in the careful avoidance of the marvelous contains. satires of films it who dragged him to her home, nursed him and bore him a child. dialog in film history before the final sloshy fadeout. iSSwnon ■ mBv in Chicago, screened videotapes immigration issue for years." They do such a priceless job with good films, the mind boggles While the woman labored Marcello suffered from a To give credit where it's due. Miss Loren does a fine job filling Kaarle Nordenstreng, head of convenient case of amnesia. ■/Jl » ' ! Chicago convention and I f»"nd that by research, Finnish Broadcasting at what they could with a truly awful work. accomplish Without -pairing a word, and refilling her exquisite with tears — what a capacity for eyes i minute • and • second Corp.:Scandinavia has "What research in Sophia hops a train and returns to suffering! — and the cameramen ■ nn v 1 1 per cent of our the proved about Imagine, then, the possibilities Italy where, growing still older, use actual Russian locations to Mad could explore with J^Lofthe Democartic impact of television is that it really is "Sunflower," Vittorio DeSica's she finds a lover and gives him a good advantage. But beyond that, r^ln L devoted to film a very effective of reinforcement of attitudes. means example of sentimental It isn't long before Marcello "Sunflower" is a plodding and unintentionally ridiculous work. of disorders involving the Even if we try to change them, takes a train to Italy to see moviemaking at its worst. The the time. Then a teary - eyed Let's hope the staff at Mad 0h« and dissenters. people are selective in task would be half done for them Sophia. They meet while Sophia's doesn't overlook this material I t enpri" he added, that Sophia bids farewell to Marcello, perception; as we know from - "Sunflower" is a film that new lover is at work on the night which, with minimal reworking, I v of ourcritics suffer from of selective other studies they pick up points doesn't have to be exaggerated to who's off to fight on the Russian front. shift and, well, that's as far as I'll has the makings of a classic satire. which in be satirized. The film is now at are harmony with their »tion. For an opponent of own points of view. the Spartan Twin East. When the war ends, Marcello is into see a supporter on "What is not possible is to not among the men who return. "r is sometimes a jarring change their attitudes — at least On leave from the Italian army, Sophia, aging more with each irience. He remembers that in the short Marcello Mastroianni meets scene, vows to find him. She run. Maybe in the Jh he disagrees with more long run, by the means of Sophia Loren on an empty Italian journeys to Russia without a clue Liilv than that which indoctrination; that is beach and instantly "gets to guide her search. >rces his own attitudes, acquainted" with her in the sand so' some viewers feel introducing a series of programs, usually a fiction type Off to war between two lifeboats. Soon She moves around with a pace track star, let alone the postal anally offended when we introducing some social elements Sophia Loren bids a tearful farewell to Marcello Mastroianni carried away, Marcello swallows any ine them disheartening news." system, would do well to one of Sophia's in American serials as he prepares to head for battle in earrings. Almost as which WZ quote is one of many repeatedly show society in a Russia in "Sunflower " before he can get his breath back emulate. In one day in a strange Iported now showing at the Spartan Twin East. She later treks io Sophia whisks him country of some 8,647,000 in the Columbia certain stereotyped way, change Russia to find him and then leaves after to the altar Eurnalism Review in its can be produced." found another woman. she discovers he has and down the aisle just in time to square miles and without Tvenje °f 8 meetinB of the qualify for an extra 12 - day leave knowing a word of the Russian Xrantional Broadcast Institute that is granted to married men. language, she goes from graveyard teeming television news. The days fly by with their to soccer match to crowded street to peasant village and, before her Tirnalists and social scientists lovemaking and a brief stint in an |oin various nations attended institution for Marcello passing ankles give out, she finds fc conference in Italy. No brief Marcello. Boss :le [dividual • could offer a complete section of all points, but here are lveral others along the lines of the Play retains Now thru lues. CINE SERIES lower's wception" thoughts on "selective In 1956 when "Look Back In Anger" opened its London run, this uneasy balance is upset by Alison's friend Helena, an actress will be an played by Peter Landry, instructor in the theater 3 Big Hits ■Dr. James D. Halloran, playwright John Osborne proved who comes to visit. department. Appearing as Alison prector, center for Mass ■ommunications he knew where it was at. The Research, play has lost none of its The comment is play's social and political strong and direct. It and Donnel Cliff will and be Beatrice O Frank Krenz. The MATT HELM SWINGS diversity of Leicester, England: relevance in the last fifteen cannot be missed. But Clarence Juliana Boehnlein with the wildest Funky will play He did some work on some years. W. Bahs, Director of Performing Helena. Alison's father, Colonel t on by one of the With speeches that are usually Arts Company's performance of Redfern, will be played by John isnies in England pure of prejudice, and we on the biting and often beautiful, Osborne has given voice to the the play, explains that "Look Back In Anger" is essentially a Goodlin. "Look Back In Anger" can be Movie. * ever did in a j Bund this was a perfect example deep discontent and rasping play about people, not politics. seen at 8 p.m. in the Arena > spy ring V ■ selective perception of news, dissatisfaction of an angry young Despite its tense drama, the play Theater, October 6 - 11, "ewers just used these messages man, his leading character, also has moments of vigorous downstairs in the Auditorium. Jimmy Porter. Living in an attic comedy. Its excitement and The box office at Fairchild i produce apartment with his wife Alison appeal develop from the clash of Theatre will be open on October to support and his best friend Cliff, Porter its characters and interplay of 2, 5, and 6 from 12:30 to 5:00 eir own position." has dropped out of a society he their feelings. p.m. for sale of tickets and I| Nigel Nigel Rtiyan, y editor, cannot tolerate. In P.A.C.'s production, Porter exchange of season coupons. [dependent Television News, Alison, the daughter of a LEDGES M., England: u. "I think f-hint the Mi© retired English Colonel, has led the ineffectiveness the sheltered life of the PLAYHOUSE i me lediur medium '* is **■- me privileged class. Her former life presents Jules Feiffer's kvelopment of racial prejudice and friends are objects of Britain. The whole weight of Porter's bitter attacks. Cliff roadcasting was thrown for helps to keep peace between against this. Every single Alison and her husband until Feiffers People Oct. 7 - II GOOFREY CAMBRIDGE ESTRLE PARS0HS We have moved into our i by HERMAN RAUCHER • Mus* bv MELVIN VAN PEEBLES new, warm quarters live Producer LEON MIRELL • Produced by JOHN B BENNETT >y MELVINI VANVAN PEEBLES • COLOR i pSH • Shown 2nd at 9:07 I**!""--' Wed., Thurs.. Fri 8:30 p.m. 220 E River Sat. Pre-Dinner Matinee .6:00 p.m. Grand Ledge . . 1S0S Sat. 9:00 p.m. Feature 1:25-3:30-5:30-7:35-9:40 Dean Martin A movie as American as Mom's apple pie. DaddyIs Scotch on the rocks "Matt Helm. and little Maxiels hang ups. The Wrecking Crew 3rd Hit - CO-starring The price of treachery is. Elke Sommer Sharonlate • EDD BYRNES TECHNICOLOR' TECHNISCOPE' E P-fflKioah Nancy Kwan • Nigel Green -Tna Louise . DRIVE A woman b^>rn for love. An epic drama of 1 — idventure and A man born to love her. exploration!' y flKft re! : A timeless moment in a world gone mad. Eli Wallach Jule Harris Hal Holbrook- Deborah Winters I CUNT Screenplay by JP Milker based uoon his original story Produced by Herbert Biodkm Directed by David Greene A Herbert Brodkin JP Miller I EASTWOOD | Production^Cotor by Delu»e Added! f "COOGAN'S ^ BLUFF'gp Novelty & Fun Cartoon Next Att: "Tell Me That You Love Me. Junie Moon" 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 2.1 23-YEAR TRADITION Auto fleet sales Bell marks wins spur Oklahoma antitrust suit nationwide impact By DONNA WILBURN The third bell is one most still remember from last year's City (UPI) - involvll millions of dollars. State News Staff Writer football season. It's innocent white surface, bold greek Oklahoma Atty. Gen. G. T. Oklahoma and its He JL letters and rumbly carriage were a familiar sight near the Blankenship announced filing of stand to lose sub-diviJj In 1947 when Biggie Munn, athletic director, gave the end - zone at all home games. an antitrust suit in New York nearly $1 milli 1 Delta Upsilon (DU) fraternity permission to ring a small But, alas, that bell joined its predecessors and the Wednesday accusing General year in higher pri^l trilogy bell during football games, he probably didn't realize that bell would become a tradition in Spartan Stadium. of maimed bells was complete. Motors, Ford, and Chrysler of governmental fleet sales to st are discontinued. He J The fraternity loaned the 34-inch bell to the East conspiring to halt fleet said t Although most unique activities born of a handful of fun- Lansing automobile sales to states. auto firms had not High School junior class for their annual Bell Day last year. halted sul sales to the federal loving individuals die with the years, the DU bell has sung When the bell came back, it was not in working condition. Blankenship said New York "Basic of the governmel Spartan victories for 23 years. Securing a bell for the 1970 Spartan season posed a complaint istJ The first bell rung by the DU's was 24 inches in diameter difficult problem City and the states of Arizona, these defendants and thj according to Edward Deisler, Saginaw Florida, Iowa, Texas and and is now on display in the fraternity's library. Although senior, the official bell keeper. co-conspirators were, and g - Vermont had joined Oklahoma the story of this bell's retirement has long been forgotten, it "It seemed no one had a large bell for in the suit. It seeks an presently engaged inl sale," he stated. injunction is said to have suffered a fatal blow, after which it was However, the fraternity was successful in conspiracy and unreasonaj getting a against the three automobile restraint of interstate replaced by a newer, more impressive model. 28-inch farm bell, donated by Jack Fox of Grand manufacturers. trade! The second bell is on record as the largest one the DU's Rapids. violation of section 1 Deisler reported after Saturday's of | have owned. It measures more than 50 inches in diameter. game that he had Sherman Act," difficulties with the new bell. The Oklahoma attorney Blankenship sf History has also obscured the of unfortunate "The specific relief cause an The DU's have had a lot of trouble in the past 23 years general said the suit was being We , crack which resulted in its abandonment. with bell repairs, vandalism and a rickety filed in U.S. District Court, asking for is to reverse tl carriage, but they decisions of these This great bell now proudly stands on the front lawn of always manage to ring in a Spartan victory. Southern District of New York. longer offer companies! the fraternity house guarding all who venture onto They're just a handful of fun - loving Greeks who won't While only the seven were no government! fleet sales to states of the Hagadorn Road and Grand River Avenue. let MSU tradition die. listed as plaintiffs, Blankenship Unitl said the suit would have States and their politjj subdivisions," Blankenship sail As an example, Blankenshl BRAMS RAPS MSU, U-M, WSU said through such fleet sales k A" year Oklahoma received I reduced price of $650 passenger car, and from $ % ! $600 on trucks. Pittenger questions autonomy - tft\ y- ! ; been Blankenship said there | industry a conflict over such fleet within sales! that local automobile dealers <£ PLANETARIUM j By STEVE WATERBURY said he specifically opposed "certain activities" which Kepublicans to work for the not like the practice because! State News Staff Writer President Wharton for "allowing Sharma engaged in which "could election of Republican cuts into their business. T in some cases have been candidates during the next few State Rep. Phillip O. Pittenger, the construction of the tent described as anti - American. Blankenship said Oklahonl and the others R Lansing, said Wednesday that city," stating Wharton should Pittenger said he cited were beiil - have "gone in and restored law opposes the Michigan represented by Atty. Davl FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS I THE CASE the state constitutional provision and order." parochiaid bill by the Supreme Court i that Shapiro of New York 8:00 p.m. granting autonomy to the He said he sought to "call to Michigan legislature but favors especially important this Washington. SATURDAY, OCT. 17 governing boards of MSU, the increased • auxiliary aid to year< because after the 1970 The 2:30 and 8:00 p.m. OF THE University of Michigan (U-M) the attention of these university nonpublic schools. He said he is Oklahoma attoi presidents that we are general said Shapiro would h SUNDAYS and Wayne State University 'inclined" to oppose reapportion the Michigan concerned" about the "mass paid his expenses and 2:30 and 4:00 p.m. UFO (WSU) "should be looked into." "The major problems on state confusion" on their campuses. antiparochiaid resolution Nov. 3 ballot for fear it would on the electoral districts. "It is important for us to have contingent fee of 15 per e Gov. Milliken labeled the any damage award in the latet Information 355-4672 Is our planet being visited by campuses seem to be at the three bar such auxiliary aid. justices who will look at the suit. He said there might well J resolution "asinine and spacecraft controlled by universities granted autonomy The Lansing Republican urged Republican side of the issue,"he no damages should fleet 3 irresponsible." members of the College sai(l- sales Abrams Planetarium, intelligent creatures from by the state constitution," continued. another world? Explore with Pittenger said he supported a Science Road and Shaw Pittenger said at a meeting of the bill introduced us the possibilities of MSU by State Lane, MSU, East Lansing. highly College Republicans. Representative Joseph Swallow, 8 lack No pre-schoolers admitted. developed life forms on other Pittenger said gubernatorial college R- Alpena, which eliminated planets. Witness dramatic appointment of the governing funds for the WSU student paper demonstrations of some boards at these three universities from the legislative appropriation Last SKY SCAN mysterious UFO accounts should be considered. "because of the filth that is and learn some basic types of The Republican candidate Free) Thursday. Oct' printed in that paper." 8 at 8 p.m. Learn to observations to perform when from the state senatorial district federal funds the constellations. S In 1969 you see an "unknown in the which includes MSU spoke in PHILLIP PITTENGER Pittenger criticized sky." the Union before a crowd of about 50 persons. the award of a Fulbright - Hayes fellowship to Dhirendra Sharma, more Pittenger remained poised know "the intricacies about <■=>»«*-•«w. during several heated exchanges what is going oni over tthere as SPARflN TWIN WEST with a few members of the well as the Pentagon, and he P"J«?Pjy* WASHINGTON (AP) - The ordered by President Nixon presidents of predominant! audience. said he tad "trust in of Health Education and Nixon administration responded following appeals from black black colleges and universities, FRANDOR SHOPPING t Present Deptof Health, Education and to com^alM* it ft^fltive td educators. "The present financial In response several N.xon and his military advisers. Welf». ' plightoj gemtwubbt questions concerning the Vietnam, Pittenger said he didn't resofutfon^caJfng^^hS applicant's political beliefs black education bp Thursday a 30 per cent announcing increase in The National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher many of our small and t overwhelming majority of o federal aid for predominantly resignations of the presidents of should not be used as criteria by black colleges. predominantly black collegi MSU, U-M and WSU after which academic grants should be clearly demonstrates to me receiving "hundreds of letters awarded, Pittenger said he Secretary of Welfare Elliot L. ignoring the needs of black the federal government Richardson „Icnarason said ,in a statement Americans and their colleges. The and telephone call Pittenger opposed the grant because of strengthen its role in support o| s assocation is composed of equal educational opportunity,V TODAY AT 6:45 - 9:25 Nixon said in a letter of reply t«T CONTINUOUS WED., SAT., SUN. Beal Film Group presents TONIGHT Dr. Herman R. Branson. 1:30 - 4:05 - 6:50 - 9:25 Branson is president of Central "... a lacerating and hilarious piece of Carlton, :rcier. Raleigh, Falcon, Robin Hood, misanthropy." State University at WilberforceJ Witcomb, Bob Ohio and vice president of tl Jackson, Pogliaghi. Touring and Racing part! cessories. Complete repair facilities for all Racing and Touring bicycles. mall theatre - New York Times black college association. Branson said in a telephoniB interview the additional S30p 5628 W. SAGINAW million is not nearly enough to • 484-4403 | meet the needs of financially^ pressed black colleges, "although! we are deeply appreciative." The bul k of the additional aid is| money borrowed from federal programs or carried o' from previous years and doesnotB represent a significant net! increase in government education^ spending, some observers believe,■ The new commitment increases^ Clark St., Chicago, III. 60614 Telephone: (312) LI 9-8863 aid for black colleges from thtfl Open weekdays Noon to 8:30 p.rr Dept. of Health, Education and! Sat & Sun 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. THE APE WOMAN Welfare from $95 million a to $125 million. The money is for construction! year| "... the depth of unappetizing loans, work - study programsandl movie making." NGC THEATRE CORP. - Judith Crist for strengthening teaching,! administrative and student •" SPARTAN TWIN EAST Fri. - Sat. 106B Wells service programs. Some $5.3 million will allow ■ FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 3510030 7 and 9 p.m 10,000 students at 124 colleges ■ Joseph E Levine Admission $1.00 No I.D. presents to participate in work • study | Sophia Loren Marcello programs. mi SUNDAY AT: Fun to Spare" 3:10- mood/to«h 5:10- 7:05- 9:03 lov@, p@oc@/ mu/lc san,on° GQBOWLill IPAITOH S_«B0MiECSCOTT KARLMALDKN It 4:30 5:00, Al ut MARVIN ^ EASTWOOD SfBERG WNTYDUR WAGON HOLIDAY 0Fri 5:05 7:20 9:50 Sat 1:45 5:05 7:20 9:50 COLOR Sun 2:00 6:00 8:30 LANES | Getting Straight Open 9 a.m. Daily G*QJiEKl lays it on the line. CfTRP" ELLIOTT CANDICE Just North of coior(H)GOULD-BERGEN Frandor • 3731 Fri 5:30 7:45 9:55 487 || Billiards Cocktails 0Sat 1:00 3:15 5:30 7:45 9:55 Sun 1:15 3:30 5:45 8:00 Twi-liti Mr.. 5:15 545. Adulti 9DC • Good Food J Mi,hl«n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October:. 1970 ]] IStudent Mobe sets .ansing M.H.A.-W.I.C. PRESENTS *,0t' „tiwar march and area rally has been terminal peace Laming mm and converging at a point. rally Sullivan said "for the first time have the active „ the LansinK' thp •*"** MSU "These feeder "these reeder marches are a t .u" I V" support of -forOct very Bt Mobili»tion c nCommlttee effectively ^involving including tSe^U !• vi- Hncsdav night, UP to now, have not made their T for "the a »u . I^JTdEussed plans for the ful1 opposition to the war , Lansing SMFbased'^ec'ded th®t demonstration t SMt°"v"' imtion to known,1 to uennis Sullivan, - L"jsr? I demonstration immediate " DennV— would'be ' irsjs —"""" jwal ;'of of a" US- forCeS ""— thLScoHinBPlatoedSulliv«n Acrordine to Sullivan the »h». mafch. fo_be ^ held the sameday me same aay ^Southeast Asia. gMC . .J ... f »a'onp and '"eluding participants from sr ™— » ana r„A^;M,snt-nd ."h"'°N«S .tudenU can use* that day to go Z 8 Tm. »*2T i of Wednesday ■ Jhe SMC hopes to organize be discussed. ^h» Oct. 31 date wa» the demonitratlon In ^e'e•le®et'lons^and* wou'Itd . . Deace base area peace groups, especially through the Lansing Area Peace Traffic fatalities ,, ,_ h decrease in state 1 For the local demonstration, qualitatively different from vhTJ? > he traditional "campus to other marches in terms of 5^1,-5 ISh M,chi8«"8 If march route will be beginning an alliance between ISfiS®1?.?5 Iced by a system of feeder the community and students in L J6 £, beginning In various buildlng an effective antiwar by this date a year ago according «« , of the Lansing • East moVement." BONNlE>10e€3K2KE3E> Retraining progra Friday Saturday erica/ I workers jobs Conrad Auditorium Wilson Auditorium |a program designed to retrain ficil workers who have not in able to find jobs on their m his met with considerable Lamott Bates, asst. three days a week for one and one • half hoursa day. Under the direction of Mary Moore, chairman of the Dept. of Business Law and Office those who have which they were placed. completed the program have held the jobs In "At the very least," he "we are getting results which we said, L 6:30 8:30 10:30 7:00 9:15 tactorof personnel, said. Administration, these sessions feel at least warrant the ■The program, initiated in the II of 1969, Is operated by Include training in typing, machines. continuation of the program. The spelling and the use of business employers of our trainees (mostly Steve McQueen plays Boon jnilng'a Urban League On • The University departments) feel that ■ Job Training Center (OJT), In addition to the formal we are doing a very worthwhile Bui! Opportunity Programs )P) and the Personnel Center. training, trainees also participate Job. In orientation programs, career "The only problem which we in "The Reivers" >pplicants who are accepted by seminar sessions conducted by have encountered," he kprogram undergo an Intensive * various University personnel and continued, "has been funding. w«k program designed to the telephone techniques OJT pays 36 per cent of the costs, • prove their existing skills, as workshop required of all MSU while the department pays the III \ u |lve them other needed personnel, rest. Because some departments Bates said the program has been have been forced to tighten their Friday t Virtual program consist!'of very successful because the purse strings, the Equal i • the • Job training In various Wmlty departments, office trainees are able to re-learn the Opportunities Programs have had skills rapidly, and 75 per cent of to help." Wilson Auditorium Nictlce sessions conducted b|h the College of Business, Id special individualized 6:30 8:30 10:30 liningu It Is needed, , inlnees are recruited and wened to determine their ■blllty. Upon final acceptance |the program, they are referred Saturday ' jobs to the various ticipating departments. Bates Id potential is the only real plrement for acceptance, Conrad Auditorium fin this program," Bates said, |e are looking primarily for the jtential and desire to make It. Iplicints must have had 6:30 8:30 10:30 some Wng course, however rusty It pht be now, somewhere along 8. To be accepted, they pt demonstrate some abil ity to Jiununicate. plrement for That's the main a clerical job." fhlle on the job, trainees are JJi torat clerical a rate equal to the base positions at MSU. |2he " early months of the , trainees are in class 1 You never Held over 2nd week Inguisticians met a pair like Butch and The Kid! Net Saturday BUTCH 111 Xhi,gI1 ■urria ■urday'in W|"' meCt 8t 10 a-m> the MSU linguistic Faculty CASSIDYano the Bhio V and Pfofessors from Illinois universities sundance kid t0' Iff™"™ a, the FacuUy Knali«m' as^ciate professor of Friday III V]] "* in charge of felons for the meeting. 109 Anthony MA Pick up your set Tube! 7:00 9:15 Saturday today! 7:00 9:15 RAUL NEWMAN Music ROBERT REDFORD KATHARINE ROSS Co. k_ MSU students, faculty, & staff only . ..IP's required c :12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 2, -SPORTS- i By JEFF ELLIOTT State News Sporti Writer Spartans,But many people say this is the year the Gold and Blue will Washington State, carrying the ball six times for the starting tailback spot Irish and Bob McClowry will open at clash for 35 years, between Henry Mathews and Bill center. Veteran Tom Beard will change that fate. A crowd of catching five passes for 91 yards Triplett. Triplett was the starter be ready for his first action of It's been 21 years since Notre 76,000-plus is expected to be on and two touchdowns, and in the season the year and will be back-up hand for Saturday's contest to running back 3 kickoffs 111 opener against Dame fans last left Spartan Washington but reinjured his man to McClowry. see if the 1970 Spartans can keep Joining Beard Stadium with a smile on their yards. hip. Mattews replaced him In the on the second string line are the string intact. Kickoff is at face. In 1966, they may have Adding up all of his total WSU game and picked up 59 Steve Kough and Dennis 1:30 p.m. worn a half ■ smile, but so were running yardage, Allen is the yards in 21 carries. Triplett is Macholz at the ends; Gary Spartan fans. Not since 1949, Spartan Head Coach Duffy nation's leading runner, a new fully recovered from his injury N owak and Chris Daugherty always has a lot of statistical category this year King at when they routed the Green and but Daugherty declined to say tackles; and Mike Tobin and Bob White 34-21, have the Irish been respect for a Notre Dame team compiled by Collegiate Sports who would get the starting nod. Saleh at the and this year is no exception. Service. guards. able to beat a Michigan State In two games, the Sophomore Ken Alderson But at the same time he knows Randy David serves as back-up team playing on the Spartans' Georgetown, S.C., speedster has replaced Tommy Love after the man to Allen at the flanker spot home field. that oddsmakers have favored accumulated 415 total yards, opener at Washington and has and Mark Charette and Ron the Irish over the Spartans quite 247 of which have come on held on to the position since. Slank rate behind Alderson at a few times in the past, only to The 6-2, 205 pound fullback has eight kickoff returns. fullback. Quarterback George have his squad come up with one Mike Rasmussen, elected carried the ball five times for 16 Mihaiu injured his shoulder of their best performances of the co-captain for this week's game, yards and has been on the slightly last week, but will be Tickets year resulting in an upset 'S' will again be at the reigns of the Spartan offense. The junior receiving end of two of Rasmussen's passes. ready to go this week behind Rasmussen. "We hope to conduct ourselves college transfer has established a Love turned in his uniform The Spartans will use a for NDgame as Spartan teams have done in the past," Daugherty said. "We solid passing game for the Spartans this year, something this week, the victim of an number of different defenses injured knee for the second against the Irish so Daugherty have great respect for Notre which has been There are still student tickets lacking for quite straight year. He played only 23 was rather hesitant to name a Dame this year. They're certainly some time at MSU. minutes in the first four available for Saturday's game a well-balanced and explosive Spartan starting team. Assuming hell While ND quarterback Joe games last start with with Notre Dame. Students may year before a 5-3-3 defense, Wilt team. We'll need to give our best Theismann redeem their coupons, regardless primarily looks for undergoing surgery on his knee. Martin and Doug Haliday will be of color, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. performance of the year in order end Tom Gatewood, Rasmussen In 1968 the 200 pound senior the ends with John Shinsky, to beat them." has pretty much divided his was the team's today in the south end on Jenison leading rusher Duane McLaughlin and Dan One man whom Daugherty is aerials between Allen, Gordie with 729 yards in 178 carries. Fieldhouse. Kulikowski at the tackles. The A very limited number of non - hoping to have an explosive day Bowdell and Billy Jo DuPree. The offensive line remains linebackers will be Cal Fox and himself is junior Eric Allen. The Allen is the team leader with 8 intact this week with last week's student tickets at $6 each are either Gail Clark or Mike Hogan available in the athletic ticket 5-11, 161 pounder was a real receptions for 133 yards while five starters keeping their jobs. with Brad McLee starting as the workhorse last week against Bowdell has also Vic office in Jenison lobby. grabbed 8 for Mittelberg and Jim roverback. 124 yards and DuPree 7 catches Nicholson will start at the In the secondary where they'll for 119 markers. tackles, Enrol Roy and Joe have their hands full of A tight battle currently exists DeLamlelleure will be the guard OlcU P Gatewood, will be (Bruce) Phillips and Mark Sokoll at the cornerbacks and Brad Harold (Former Jack Tar Hotel) VanPelt at safety. Sokoll and McLaughlin are starters for the Lots of d first time this 9eason. Also MSU will need runs like this from Eric Allen (24) if they hope to beat Notre Dame Saturday at SERVES A SUNDAY plenty of action Spartan Stadium. Blocking by Steve Kough (33) and Henry Matthews (23) gives Allen plenty of jay Breslin and running room. Alleh currently leads the nation in Kititiing yardage, a new NCAA statistic | Ernie Hamilton and tackle Tom combining rushihg and kick returns. Barnum. Will 1'ig I'«»«! State News photo by Bill Porteous I Fit for (iniiml |< tx1 THREE TEAMS FAVORED a king. Foods from all over the world IkitidiulH'fl? Di lifflidiMl l»lur.* Big 10 faces rough week - Dinner - Music - Entertainment Fri. & Sat. W«if< Ii IMhiY. in the CHICAGO (UPI) — Ohio State and Michigan, the Big Ten's breather for a team which chose to start Its season nationally ranked football teams, are both favored to win against Not! Dame and UCLA on consecutive GAS BU33Y ROOM intersections! games Saturday before they start rolling against conference rivals a week later. Saturdays. For a secondary tf had to keep Its eyea first on Joe Theismann and then o Dummlt, however, there may be no reat. With the exception of Northwestern, cast as a five - point choice SMU's squad will arrive complete with Chuck Hlxson. - Free Parking over Southern Methodist, and Illinois, which is rated about even the throwlngest college quarterback In the land. probabl with Syracuse, all other Big Ten elevens will take the field as Hlxson won tli national passing title In 1988, wound up second last vear. and 1 underdogs. three games this season has passed 106 times with 67 CALL J. JAMES RUTTMAN Ohio State opened last week with a 56-13 rout of Texas A & M completion! including three for touchdowns. 125 W. MICHIGAN MANAGING DIRECTOR 372-6660 ACROSS FROM THE CAPITOL MM and faces Duke Saturday at Columbus, Ohio. completed 62 of 102 throws, an average of .608. Coach Woody Hayes said his Buckeyes "could have better game" than they did last Saturday. If Duke, 2-1-0 this fall, boasts the nation's hottest forward passer in Leo Hart, who has played a they do this weekend, Syracuse's troubled team will arrive In Champaign with two IosmL In two games. The squad, depleted by a walkout of key blatj players, was clobbered by Houston 43-16 and by Kansas 31-14 an may be just what the Illlnl need to Improve their 1-1 record A source close to Syracuse football said Hart's accuracy rating may plummet. the 1970 team "cat can't pass, kicks poorly and is slower than usual." Michigan, which meets Texas A & M, has not yielded a In other Big Ten action, Penn State is touchdown in its first two games and has given favored over Wisconsin bJ up only five first two touchdowns, West COME, SEE THE downs rushing. 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With look tor Ma §otdmm /\ $3.50 McDonahfe* /: A' ilk East Lansing Chicken Ham & Cheese Sandwich Hard-boiled Egg Dining Room " ifiver Open REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. every Except Tues. & Sat. 351-9494 1024 E.Grand 234 W. Grand River Cookies Order in advance $1.50 Hours: HOLIDAY INN EAST | only 2283 E. Grand River, Okemos Friday or Saturday 6 AM . 10 PM 3121 E. Grand River A State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan -SPORTS- Friday, October 2. 1970 13 JIFF E1LIOTT «*J Spartans ready Spartan By JEFF ELLIOTT And what better time to rehash Theismann's 24 completions this Irish Stadium this year, was picked on Central, is probably the best of Yet still another Michigander, the issue than when the two for upset win State News Sports Writer teams meet on the gridiron. It's year, good for 303 yards and three scores. The only several and honor squads last year seems destined for a the lineman and sophomore. Defensive end Walt is only a who promises to give Spartan receivers certainly an added feature to the trouble Saturday is Out consolation for Spartan fans is unanimous first place berth this to break a Spartan Patulski, 6-5, 235 pounds, is also Ralph Stepaniak who attended already intense revalry between that the next leading receiver, Stadium jinx, Notre Dame will the two schools. season. DiNardo doesn't limit his a demon on defense. Alpena. Stepaniak enjoyed a fine do almost anything if he has the determination, arrive in town fullback Bill Bar/., has only activities to just the football In the "Anybody can Saturday morning While the Spartans have secondary, all - sophomore season last year also, with what many call the best caught two passes for 31 yards. field however. He was named to American Clarence Ellis returns floundered with 3-7,5-5 and 4-6 breaking up 10 passes, ^^"wha*1 was on a sign that hung in our football locker room Irish team since 1966. The Irish haven't won a game in Spartan records the past three seasons, Theismann is a roll - out quarterback who isn't afraid the All • Academic team last for his junior year at a defensive intercepting four, and making 37 i was in high school. I never thought our team was that Notre Dame has retained a high to year and during the summer halfback. Last year, Ellis broke tackles. He'll also run back the I K Liter than our opponents, but in three years we only lost Stadium since 1949. Over that national ranking each run with the ball if his made a three - week tour of up a record 13 passes during the Irish punts. I ®udl JL 1 still attribute much of our success to that sign and span, the two teams have met The Associated year. Press placed "receiver" is covered. Vietnam with three other top regular season, intercepted 4 One note worthy of mention Kat roach we had. I 10_ Luotinn, desire and guts combined can beat any great nine times with the Spartans, them fifth in their season - Up front making sure their collegiate players. signal caller keeps his pants clean passes and " .urned them for 98 for the upcoming game is that . failing to gain a victory only in ending poll in '67, '68 and '69, The Irish defensive unit, which yards — a pretty good year for a Notre Dame will be playing on 1966. is a tough offensive line. has stingily allowed 394 total while UP! ranked them, 4th, 5th sophomore playing one of the artificial turf for the first time Four years ago Coach Ara and 9th the last three years. Weighing in at an average of 235 yards in two games, will rely on toughest spous in football. Ellis ever. Because they've never beat Notre Dame. Parseghian and squad came to pounds per man tackle to tackle, a big, strong defensive front four is also a native of o The Irish started out the year the line is spearheaded Michigan, played on it, the Irish journeyed ■e's no doubt that the Irish deserve their high (no.3) ranking East Lansing with the no. 1 or 2 near the bottom of the by all • and an experienced secondary having played his high school to Ann Arbor Thursday to get in top ten America . I k vear in the weekly polls. They have three potential rated team in the country, teams in the country. But candidate Larry Greg Marx, a 6-5, 235 pound ball at Grand Rapids Central some practice sessions. I if Americans in Joe Theismann, Larry DiNardo and Clarence depending on what poll you i m pressi ve wins over DiNardo. defensive tackle who played his I «i Thev have a balanced attack rushing and passing and their went by. The Spartans were the Northwestern (35-14) and DiNardo, co- captain of the prep ball at Detroit Catholic I Sfrnsive unit is sound. Couple all this with one of the best other top team that year, being Purdue (48-0) boosted them to Are you a I hes in the game today in Ara Parseghian, and you come up either a notch above or below the no. 3 spot behind front- I "tha heck of a good Notre Dame football team. the South Benders each week. running Ohio State and runner - Unitarian Universalis! I Webster defines attitude as a "feeling or emotion toward a fact Ever since that game when the up Texas. I state " Put more bluntly and in perspective I say it's your two teams played to the The Notre Dame offense is without knowing it? I flnne toward determination, desire and guts. The right attitude memorable 10-10 tie, there've centered around the passing I fL is what will win your big games, your Army/Navy battles, been disputes among fans, combination of Joe Theismann Are you seeking a church — |„nur UCLA/Southern Cal games, your Spartan/Wolverine coaches and players as to who and Tom Gatewood. The 6-2, * Which believes that religion comes from and is I Mntests, or your MSU/Notre Dame clashes. had the better team that year. 208 pound end has nabbed 19 of concerned with man? man I The right attitude is 90 per cent of the game. Ability makes up * Which rejects old theological assumptions and seeks I the other 10 per cent. You can have the greatest team in the to I world but if you don't have that winning attitude, you've just got Starting linkups apply modern knowledge to religion? * 1 11 nlavers representing your school. MSU Which expects you to develop your own religious I Evervbody knows that the Irish personnel and depth is rated OFFENSE NOTRE DAME concepts in an atmosphere of freedom and tolerance? I higher than the * Spartans this year. But there aren't any charts or Billy Jo Dupree TE Which offers you fellowship with other concerned human Mike Creaney I figures or statistics on which team ranks higher attitude-wise. Jim Nicholson RT John Dampeer beings? I That's because it's something which will flucuate each week. Joe Delamielleure RG Gary Kos Then visit us this Sunday and hear: "The Courage to Live" J Against Washington, the Spartans weren't high enough. Against Bob McClowry C Dan Novakov I Washington State they were in near-peak form. And after Errol Roy LG Larry DiNardo Rev. Robert Edward Green I watching them practice all week, 1 think the Spartans are ready. Vic Mittelberg LT Mike Martin Red Cedar School, But a team's ability isn't always the determining factor in a ball Gordon Bowdell SE Tom Gatewood Sever Dr., game. Everybody called the 1969 Ohio State football team the Mike Rasmussen QB Joe Theismann E. Lansing I best college team that had ever been assembled — everybody Henry Matthews or HB Denny Allen 1 Blk. W. of Harrison I except the University of Michigan team. In 1968 it was the Bill Triplett 1 Blk. N. of Trowbridge I Baltimore Colts who were supposed to "bomb the Jets" but Ken Alderson ' FB Bill Barz I instead got burned by Joe Namath & Co. Eric Allen Sunday Service, Children's Program, and HB Ed Guyas Both games were for a championship so both the Buckeyes and Nursery 10:45 I the Colts were up for their game. After the upsets, players from Larry DMardo Church Office 489-1023 MSU DEFENSE NOTRE DAME I both losing squads said that if the game was replayed the I following the week the score would be reversed. In fact if it was I replayed the next ten weeks the score would probably be reversed Wilt Martin RE Bob Neidert KICK OFF I I nine of the ten times. Yet nobody cares what would have happened next week or the ten weeks after. What counts is that the underdog had come through on that particular day and had something or maybe a John Shinsky Dan Kulikowski Duane McLaughlin Doug Halliday RT MG LT LE Greg Marx Jim Wright Mike Zikas Walt Patulski BEAT with i f I little bit more of something that the defeated team didn't have I that day. And my guess is that something is spelled a-t-t-i-t-u-d-e. Cal Fox Gail Clark or Mike Hogan LB LB Tim Kelly Rich Thomann the UNCLE JOHN'S / They're ready personnel wise — everybody that played in the Brad McLee RB Eric Patton I Washington State game will be ready for Saturday's game. IRISH! Harold Phillips CB Clarence Ellis I They're ready coaching-wise — all the coaches have put in a little Mark Sokoll CB Ralph Stepaniak I extra time this week, studied the Notre Dame film one extra time OPEN Brad VanPelt S Mike Crotty land pushed the players 110 per cent this week. And finally the Sun. thru Thurs. I Spartans are ready mentally — the desire is there as shown by the 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. I early arrival before practice and late departure afterwards; the - Cedar Village Fri. & Sat. I determination is there with every member of the team knowing Management 6 A.M. to 2 A.M. I that he'll have to do his job in order to win; and the guts are there lied by John Shinsky's desire to smash a fore-arm into Larry I DiNardo. I The ingredients of a winning team are with the Spartans and I ■think they'll beat fearful Notre Dame. I think Wilt Martin will get Ito Mr. Theismann. I think Harold Phillips is going to can Tom ■Gatewood the first time he comes in his area. 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Tweliman, Morant, and Demling. burden in the oncoming season. experience will be big assets for today's may be a decisive factor in Soccer, the king of world the years Gene Kenney coached games while Colonna has five Freshman Ascenzo Poggi has Les Lucas is scheduled to start at Sophomore Lennox Robinson, them. He thinks, however, that invitations J Jj£pectator sports, opens its 15th teams have compiled a brilliant goals and two assists to his also contributed to the Viking the goalie position. after a sparkling prep career at Cleveland's high ranking and win should both te»J year on the MSU campus this record of 120 victories against credit. Both All Midwest compile successful records were - offensive power with three goals Fuller's offensive line will have over MSU last year should be t afternoon with the Spartans only 13 defeats and 13 ties. St. George High School in and three assists. to Jamaica is slated for front line psychological factors in the The Cleveland Vikings who prove they are capable of "I think the first hosting Cleveland State. The While the Vikings field a very Spartan's advantage. game game is slated to begin at 3 p.m. scored two decisive victories last scoring on the Viking defense. duty at inside left. generally make or break us" effective offensive unit, the Senior John Houska, who will The offense will be directed by Also riding on the outcome to on the soccer field located south week, beating Dayton, 8-0. and Ohio University, 4-1, have been Spartan stronghold lies in its start at outside right, is the most two - time All - American Trevor the game may be the NCAA captain Buzz Demling said we lose this first "■ bf Spartan Stadium. General potent defense, anchored by co - experienced of the forwards. Harris, who is Fuller's assistant tournament bid that comes at chances of game', Admission is $1.00 while MSU ranked third in Midwest soccer getting in t. captains Buzz Demling and Sandy Moffat, Ray Korkiala, coach. the end of the season. The students admitted with their competition and honored with national tournaments are Frank Morant. The and Jerry Murray were hobbled Cleveland invitations usually go to four will i recognition in the national promises to provide pretty slim. student ID card. Spartan defense in recent inter- Coach Pay ton Fuller, who will ratings. The Vikings boast a pair squad scrimmages has looked of high scoring forwards in {>e making his head coaching very tough and remembers very Collegiate football well their last outing, a 3-0 defeat handed them by free Cleveland State in the NCAA regional tournament last season. "We have come a long way in a Gary Walkowicz Don Kopriva Jeff F.lllott Gary Scharrer short time and I have never seen Notre Dame at MSU ND-31. MSU-2 1 ND-34, MSU-I MSU-27.ND ND-35, MSU-1 on*campus team morale so high before," Texas A & M at U-M U-M by 14 U-M by 22 U-M by 17 Corant commented. Nebraska at Minnesota Neb. by 10 Neb. by 8 Minn, by 7 delivery "The defense is playing very Spartan like. I personally W.Virginia at Indiana Penn St. at Wisconsin W Va.by 20 P. St. by 14 P. St. by 20 W. Va. by 13 P. St. by 12 W. Va. by I P. St. by 14 W. Va. by 12 P. St. by 20 P. St. by 14 am Purdue at Stanford Stan, by 28 Stan, by 17 Stan, by 10 Stan, by 17 Pur. by 10 Stan, by 21 every nite looking forward to this first game to avenge last year's defeat Syracuse at Illinois Iowa at Arizona III. by 2 Ariz, by 7 Syr. by 6 III. by 6 Ariz, by 7 III. by 3 III. by 10 Ariz, by 1 Ariz, by 7 DELIVERIES FROM SMUat Northwestern NW by 7 FRANKMORANT by Cleveland State." Duke at Ohio State SMUby 3 SMUby 7 SMUby 7 9:00 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. Tentatively Fuller plans a OSU by 45 OSU by 32 OSU by 30 OSU by 24 OSUby 21 Alabama at Mississippi Miss, by 7 Miss, by 8 Miss, by 10 Ala. by 14 DAILY UCLA at Texas Tex. by 20 Tex. by 21 Tex. by 17 l ex. by 1 J UCLA by 10 4:30 to 11:30 p.m. Oregon St. at USC USC by 14 USC by 17 USC by 17 USC by 6 USC by 10 Colorado at Kansas St. SUNDAY Rugby Club also meets Irish, Auburn at Kentucky K. St. by 4 Ky. by 3 Col. by 2 Aub. by 9 Col. by 6 Col. by 14 MSU team looks for 2nd win Hobie's House of Sandwiches The MSU two games Rugby Club will play |!0™e against the Detroit Co1 FACE INDIANA SATURDAY against Notre Dame Saturday at Old College Field A" aggers are 351-3800 . starting at 3 p.m invited to attend a home game or practice session. Practices begin MSU opened their fall last Saturday with a season victory at . CoHeg^Reld j . each m. Tuesday, Prize sophs aid harriers It's the By DON KOPRIVA title by dumping the Hoosiers Indiana duo of Bob Legge and running better now after slo\J State News Sports Writer 27-28 at Bloomington. Steve Kelley. Legge, third in the starts and Gibbard expects then! Top hopes for a Spartan Big Ten as a sophomore in 1968, to be in the thick of mt The opening meet is always victory may rest with has won both Indiana meets this before much longer. the toughest. Just ask MSU cross sophomores Ken Popejoy and year and appears back in form Gibbard is also counting o real thing. country coach Jim Gibbard or Pete Reiff. The two finished 1-2 after an off year in 1969 that freshmen Steve Moffat and DouJ any of his ten runners. in a recent time trial and will be They'll be meeting a good saw himslump to 49th in the Kurtis to move up and give thl aiming at splitting up the top league meet. Spartans additional strength. Indiana team Saturday morning Others Gibaard will be To beat Indiana Saturday, ar on the Hoosier's five mile course Coke. at Bloomington. Indiana has two counting on for his top five for that matter, to win m< include junior Dave Dieters, meets this year, MSU will havJ meets under its belt already, freshman Steve Rockey and to counter the great individual® with victories in both, while the sophs Warren Krueger and on some teams with overall U Spartans' only action has come in time trials Randy Kilpatrick. balance, a tight pack of runt on their Forest Akers course. with the time defferencJ Senior co between the first "This should be one of our - captains Kim Hartman and Chuck Starkey are and fiftli| most difficult meets of the runners as small as possible. year," Gibbard said. "Indiana's won two meets already and has looked impressive. "We've got a long way to go toward our goal of a tight gourp of five or more runners we're progressing well." but Tigers win Gibbard, starting his third year as coach, labeled Sam Bell's Hoosiers as favorites in the meet but siad the Spartans are going Martin in into the meet intending to win. MSU beat Indiana 21-38 last DETROIT (UPI) - John Hiller finish second in the American year at East Lansing. Two years pitched a two - hitter and tied an League East, wound up a American League record by disappointing fourth. ago the Spartans started their drive toward eventual striking out seven consecutive Detroit scored the lone run o( an Big Ten batters Thursday as the Detroit the game in the first inning,| Tigers edged the Cleveland Singles by Mickey Stanley a JIM GIBBARD Indians, 1-0, in Mayo Smith's Elliott Maddox put runners on final game as manager. first and third before Ike Brown's J The fly to right allowed Stanley t< Tigers have called a 2 p.m. $1.00 off your ticket to see EDT press conference Friday to Hiller, who struck out 11,1 Jean Claude Killy when a announce the appointment of united 12-21 card is presented evened his record at 6-6 with his! Billy Martin to replace Smith as at the Men's IM, Sporthaus, manager for at least the next two first complete game sine June 11,1 Sportsmeister and 1969. He tied the America* seasons. The Tigers, picked by Weathervane. most pre-season forecasters to League record for strikeouts when he struck outthcl consecutive^ side in the third and fourthl innings and got a seventh manitB the start of the fifth. The MajorB POST-GAME League record for consecutive ■ strikeouts is 10 by Tom the Mets. Seaverof| Speculation in Detroit for morel than a week has had the volatile! Martin, who played Shortslopfo&! Detroit in 1958, coming as I TREAT manager to replace Mayo Smith. ■ The current Tiger Manager's! $55,000, two - year contract runs! out at the conclusion of! Thursday's game with the! Cleveland Indians and Martin is ^ handsewn moccasins by Oldmaine Trotters, expected to sign a contract fa! two or three years and perhaps! $5,000 more annually. I steps in the right direction for autumn casual wear calfskin The new Detroit Manager-to be ha; served this season as«I traditional updated by bits cf bright hardware broadcaster with the Minnesota I contrast stitching, belt Twins after serving as tl»irl buckle tabs, a flap of flirty fringe or the comfprt of crepe soles manager for one season. I He is being brought in to tryto I A. Belted, buckled ami fringed roasted chestnut kiltie shoe $17. stabilize the deteriorating I situation in Detroit whic ■ B Brown blue suede buckle shoe with includes an aging ball club aw | or crepe sole and heel $19. controversial Denny McLain. C. Roasted chestnut sport shoe with metal ring, stacked heel $17. Pregame suggestion: Why not pick up a Badminton Clul D. Tan or navy classic, with foam lining, harness hardware $17. sack of our OPEN FLAME BROILED hamburgers to enjoy during lie game. Delicious! meets tonight The Badminton Club will ""Jl tonight from 6:30 to 9:00 p W' I • I; i col )S( >i is the lower gym of the Womens Building. All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend. II The deadline for enterijl intramural teams and independent touch foot® > I in frategl fraternity bowling, indepeiw ^ I volleyball and open soccer noon today. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 2. 1970 15 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS Unable to call between 8-5 classified p.m. We have an operator on duty from 5-7 p.m. 355-8255 CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING Ph»l Fronfc Automotive A uto Service & Parts BARRACUDA 1966. Employment automatic, 6 good condition. Power steering, cylin <^T MEL'S we repair all foreign and . Buck MARRIED COUPLE. 21 years brakes. V-8. 355 0776. 1-10-2 frst! 351 5934. and older for can't be fixed Call 332-3255. O supervisory with children. Weekend p< BUICK LA Sabre 1963. XKE ROADSTER 1964, whi Power, good DODGE DART 1965. 225 slant/6. Excellent condition. Call after • automotive rubber, very 355 6309. 3 10 2 little rust. $175 Auto, excellent condition. 489 9473. 5-10-8 Time to graduate Scooters & Cycles Studded snow tires on wheels. Education. Call 482-1326. 2-10-2 355 8132. 7 10 2 to a Alfa? Auto Parts & Service BUICK SPECIAL 1966. Economical Scooters & WANTED RESPONSIBLE person Aviation V-6. Red and white. $650 DODGE 1961. Four door, automat Cycles to babysit for 5 month boy • employment 332 1654 5 10 5 power 353 0766 steering. 45,000 mill 332 8351. 3-10 2 332-0087. 2-10-2 • for rent CADILLAC AMBULANCE 1962. or Alfa Romeo 1750 Spyder 4 GLAMOROUS POSITION ground wheel Apartments Rebuilt motor, 7 excellent tires, FALCON 1962, good engine. 6 SUZUKI 250 X-6 Hu discs, 5 speed Houses cab interior new, air lifts, AM FM cylinder. Economy. $150. Call gearbook. Purelli tires, double radio. Ideal for camper. 484-9394 stroked. Excellent. I 484 6013. 2-10-2 overhead cam. Hemi head Rooms 355-0968. 3-10-2 engine with trouble free race 7-10-2 , for sale FORD 1962 Clea type mechanical fuel HONDA SCRAMBLER. 305, 1966. Animals CAMARO, 1969. Deluxe V-8. Below Make injection. This car is fast, DENTAL ASSISTANT for list. Phone offer, just overhauled. Mobile Homes 372-2429, evenings 332 8325. 5 10-8 882-3253. 2-10-2 comfortable, and warm in the office. Experience in 627-5325. 1-10-2 Full or winter. Local necessary. .personal FORD VAN 1964. Economical service and part time, call 482-9695 days. parts. Only $3450 at .peanuts PERSONAL CHEVROLET 1962 - automatic, transportation. AVE body. Precision Imports. Phone 484-0702 evenings. 4-10-2 radio. $115. Call .real estate 3 00 3 10-7 351-2237 after 332-4012 after 6. 3-10-5 484-4411. PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 .recreation FORD GALAXIE 500, 1964. Sport hours per week. Automobile CHEVROLET 1964 .service in good running condition. Bel Air. Motor coupe. Fair condition. $350. required. 351-5800. 0 $325. Typipg Service 641-6528. 3-10-5 882 0305.4-10-2 NORTON 1968 750 Scrambler. WANTED MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East EXOTIC dancers and .TRANSPORTATION FORD GALAXIE 1967 500. 4 door Good condition. $850. Must sell. 355-3725. 3-10-2 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. dance bands. 484-6247 call after 6 CHEVROLET 1962 .WANTED hardtop, 289, V-8 automatic. Complete auto painting and p.m. 5-10-2 s replaced. Power steering, low mileage, no collision service. IV 5-0256. C deadline 1 353-6400, rust. Light blue. One , pM. onr class day 663-6651. 3-10-2 owner. For Rent Aviation before publication. CHEVY 1960 6 cylinder. Automi 1947 PORTABLE DISWASHERS Cancellations - 12 noon Best offer. Phone 351 6( FORD PICKUP - Gr 'Ihms 5UR6 ARE 30/N6 UP AR0UND FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Compact Refrigerators, rentals. restoring customizinj one class day before 4-10-2 or learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES l 337-0649 after The oix> mm, oeotee SUZUKI 1967 X6 250cc. Good Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. 0 - publication. CHRYSLER NEW 3-10-2 condition, $200. Call 355-1175 YORKER, _ after 6 p.m. 5-10-5 PHONE RENT A TV and watch your favorfte FREAKS FINE jch. 1962 Chevy 355-8255 apache 30. Needs engine >YA»skr, Atoe&c A <^>ep / Wf Aiuey vd./CT. u3u\c, HONDA 1970 CB-350. 1600 miles, Employment program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, adjustment. $350. 332-4720 after TYPISTS FULL and 337-1300. C rates CORVAIR MONZA, 1965. 4 speed. part time 5 p.m. 2-10-2 627-2884. 5-10-2 afternoons & evenings, 60 wpnr Buckets. 1 day $1.50 Very sharp. $675 minimum. Apply in person, 427V TV RENTALS - Students only. Low 351-3864. 3-10-5 ' DAVIDSON. 350 Sprint, monthly and term rates. Call 15c per word per day INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Albert St., East Lansing, 2-4pm. V\ 351-7900 to 1970. 980 actual miles. 655-2236. reserve yours. 3 days $4.00 Camper Van. Stove, bunk beds. Automotive Automotive CORVAIR 1964 Spyder New 150 5-10-5 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C Excellent condition. $800. WANTED PART time cute models 13%c per word per day HP Engine, 4-speed. $350. 351-0476. 5-10-7 for advertising fashion art and 5 days $6-50 332-6616. 353-0613. X-5-10 6 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 1965. TRIUMPH SPITFIR 65. Runs good. SUZUKI. Year end sale now on at school photography. Call TV RENTALS. Color and black and 13c per word per day KARMANN GHI A, 1964. $500. No rust. $400 or best offer will $650. See Joh HASLETT HONDA AND 337-9367. S-10-7 white. MARSHALL MUSIC (based on 10 words per ad) CORVETTE 1964. Blue coupe, new Excellent condition, runs great. take. 332-2287. 5-10-8 (upstairs). 2-10-2 SUZUKI. Most models still COMPANY, 351-7830. C available. 339-2039. 10-10-8 355-6329. 3-10-2 EARN JUICY salary working part PONTIAC station VALIANT 1968. 6 cylinde snual TV I Peanuts Personals must be /vagon 1966. time. Arrange own hours. Rich, RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free Power. Original $995. transmission. 32,000 m YAMAHA 1968. DT-1 Scrambler. deliveries. I prepaid. KARMANN GHI A 1969. 14,000 er. 100. 351-5869; Darlene, 351-5714; Call SELCO miles. Good condition. $1950. 337-0188, 351-0050. 1 1-10-12 COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. I There will be a 50c service Call 351-3417. 1-10-2 353-9030, 332-1868. 2- 351-8159 or 482-8881. 1-10-2 | and bookkeeping charge if MACH I 1969. Black Jade, PORSCHE 911, 1967. 38,000 miles. VALIANT 65 Signet V-8, body good KAWASAKI 1967 175 REGISTERED NURSE or LPN with t paid within condition. $400 or best offer. Call Fall bargain. $275. Jo Tachometer 4-speed, 351-4V, Transistorized ignition. Rust noon 6 p.m., 393-8077. 3-10-2 351-4490. 3-10-7 32,000 miles. 393-6049, after proof. FM radio. Creampuff - I The State News will be 5:30 p.m. 5-10-7 condition. $4,500. Call 353-4361. glass. 2 new tires. $3900. Evenings, 351-0127. 10-10-7 VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE back. I responsible only for the 485 0278 or 2921 W. Main St. 1964. Excellent condition. day's incorrect 3-10-5 655-2053. 3-10-2 WOMAN FOR EIGHT STUDENTS arrested it housekeeping HONDA CL-350. Custom. Best offt -. and of one unlawful assembly while pla care child, mornings. 2 helmets the New MSU Game. 0-10-2 CUDA, 1970. 383, 4 , headers, MGA 1958. Hardtop. Runs, make ng VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Good anc Lunch for 3 school children. 3-10-5 condition. Best offer. Leaving 355-6338. 3-10-6 Hours 7:30 4:00. offer. Call after 6 p.m., 337-9265. - School $3195 CUDA, 1970, 383, country. 676-1813. 1-10-2 holidays off. Own transportation. 3-10-2 4-speed, orange with black vinyl REPOSSESSION - Take HONDA 350, East Lansing, 351-9171, after Apartments top, $2895. Corvette, 1966, 427, MGB ROADSTER n»v top, paint, ^5 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1962. '68 $550. Call 332-6531. 5-11 Bob, 332-5318 4:00. 1-10-2 The State News does not under $700. 1951 Harley 4-speed. Two tops, one black permit racial or religious vinyl. Maroon with black interior. bSOV-°- ^ rirm fil cars chopper, 1967 Triumph 500cc, BSA 1970, 650 Lightning. 5 n time salesman $2495. Hi-Performance Auto 1968 Bridgestone 175cc, will (mornings only). $85/month. No lease. One block discrimination in its old. Must sell. Call after £ trade. J & K USED CARS, 2621 Experience helpful. Apply in from campus. Call after 6 Sales, Holt 6948010. 2064 N. 351-6627.7-10-7 p.m, advertising columns. The Cedar Street. 3-10-6 N. 485-2552. 5-10-7 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Excelle person. HI-FI BUYS, 1101 East State News will . New engine Grand River. N. Grand Riv Grand River, East Lansing. 4-10-2 351-3685. TF not condition. $700. Best offi Wire wheels, HONDA 305 Super Hawk, 3500 accept advertisinq which CUTLASS 1965. Silver with black 337-2162. 4-10-2 LOWEBROOK APARTMENTS, dio. $1350. SCHOOL BUS. Equipped stove, miles, excellent condition, $350. DARKROOM TECHNICIAN. Call discriminates top, 3 speed on floor, bucket 1300 East Grand River. Furnished against 372-8130. 4-10-2 Bob, 351-0850 or 353-5218. 355-8265 from 1 - 3 p.m. for John religion, race, color or seats. $650. Call 351-7401. 1960 GMC. No rust. *$850. VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Convertib 3-10-2 Brubaker to discuss hoursand days. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Air 489-1229. 3-10-2 national origin. 3-10-6 CYCLE INSURANCE. CUTLASS S, 1968 For inforn SUNBEAM ALPINE coupe, 1969. 4 call 699-2202 after 5 30 p. door sports car. Need money for NOVA 1965, 283, new parts/paint. 2205 East Michigan, 5-10-8 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. : U R N I S H E D LUXURY s. school. $1500 or reasonable offer. one $750. Trade for cycle. 482-7056. Convertible. Excellent engine. Call Saturday • or Sunday, bedroom, near MSU. $140. Automotive CUTLASS 1966. Power 3-10-2 337-2134. 1-10-2 55,000 miles. Good interior. Days, PROFESSOR WITH large house and 351-9036, 351-1728. 10-10-13 485-4383. 3-10-6 JLDSMOBILE F-85 1 962 A uto Service & Parts small wife, "who works," needs JUSTiM AMERICA 1968 26,000 Clean, $895. 355-9859. . convertible. Blue and white. VOLKSWAGEN 1963, Gray. Runs housekeeping help. No small 332-6175 after 6 p.m. 3-10-2 children. See Doctor Miller, 116 Place a Want Ad today. noons, evenings. 2-10-5 well. Good engine. $350. Call JUDSON SUPER Charger - Linton or call 332-2660, after 6 OLDSMOBILE 1962. Good 353-8292. 3-10-5 Primarily for Volkswagen. Phone p.m. 5-10-7 NEED " SWINGER 1969. 6 cylinder, 339-8033. 1-10-2 MALE to share two man TR 250, 1968. Overdrh |WHNHEALEY. i958i 106? New omatic, power steering, 24,000 repair^ $100. Phone 337-9603. VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK apartment. Call Kevin. 332-5039. les. $1675. 5900 Orchard sedan, 1966. Excellent condition. 2-10-2 2-10-2 372-6823. 3-10-5 jrt, Lansing 882-4787. 3-10-2 $1000. 351-7037, after 5 p.m. 3-10-2 OLDSMOBILE 1965. 442. speed, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1966. New BABYSITTER WANTED at Spartan offer. CEDAR GREENS red, chromes, best clutch, radio. $600. 337-9130. OLKSWAGEN 1968. Village apartment days. 355-2864 351-6699. 3 10-5 5-10-6 after 5 p.m. 3-10-2 condition. $1450 or best offer. 372-2046 before 5 p.m. 5-10-7 1 Bedroom Furnished 1965. 442, ex Roommate OLDSMOBILE i, 3 speed. Chrom TRIUMPH 1964 convertible. $400 or best offer. 355-4177, E-658 Owen VOLKSWAGEN 1966 fastback - Short Term Leases 5-10-2 Wanted! Hall. 5-10-2 very good condition, radio, extras. $1100.332-0719.5-10-7 OLDSMOBILE 1964 Join the Needs some body repair, TRIUMPH SPITFIR WINTER TUNE-UP. V-t CAMPER 1964 - Rebuilt $350 excellent conditi cylinder, $11.50. Parti Campus Y" Call 393-0608. 5-10-2 Call 351-7413. 1- rtgine. .m. $825. 485-7972 after E 3-10-5 355-9090. 3-10-2 Hill Mob ^ BICYCLE Free with your rent at Seven-Thirty-One AUCTION I OPEN-END SALE The good Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of their apartments occupied. However, or women roommates are still needed. Campus Hill Offers: °Pen-end leases. 3-month, 6-month and 9-month "Centra! Air Condtioning ■ All Utilities included «cept electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes ■ ^ompieteiy Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units study Area with drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen Tife ■ rlic'i?8 " Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer ■ iini- Unlimited Parking. " Laundry facilities ■ Storage and . Rarty Room Three Man or woman Luxury Suites Oct. 2. 1970 1:30 p. *66*- mm hiii APARTMENTS MSU SALVAGE YARD 1330 S. Harrison Rd. MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS m...,., t Model Apartment 202-A RjlliU/iW MODEL PHONE 351 0782 Various makes and conditions. All items may be seen at ■SSSMf On Grand River West of Okemos Rd. Salvage Yard, Oct. 2 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Terms: Cash Practically next door to Coral Gables. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October j |< For Rent For Rent For Rent P&nklyspeakinq br ■ For Sale For Sale For Sale COMFORTABLE. QUIET, carpeted. ONE GIRL for luxury two .M.C.A. — ROOMS for young men RUMMAGE SALE: 10-4 p.m., 7 minutM to campus. Couples Albert or women. Membership privileges. DOKORDER MODEL 8010 stereo Friday and Saturday. 1210 Blake. Mobile Home* preferred. Heated Apartments. One block from tape recorder with dubdeck. garage. X-4-10-2 campus. 332-3856. TF Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, Kenwood model KR 100 AM-FM RENT WITH option Unfurnished. 351-4288. TF gym. Student rates. 489-6501. 0 stereo receiver. Pioneer ONE SHURE Vocal Master PA, furnished 12 x 6 60 buv rr beau] MALE NEEDED for reverberetion amplifier. Sherwood NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 luxury Security deposit man. AM-FM 120 watt stereo receiver. Strobe, theater lights. Call after penthouse. Near campus. Call Don TW0 ' is. Separate entrance, Banks, 666-3828 UNIVERSITY TERRACE, 351-5 334 Garrard LAB80 changer. Sony 6pm, 482-3146. 3-10-2 Michigan Avenue. 351-7492. 655-2684. 2-10-2 HASLETT ARMS, EVERGREEN. model 540 stereo tepe recorder. Walking distance to campus. _ 5-10-2 Ampex model A692 amplified APPLE CIDER, APPLES, 1965 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT EAST LANSING - Attractive single, speekers. Concord Merk II stereo DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives MARLETTE, 10x50 J and shed. COMPANY, 351-1717, 351-9117. girl, kitchen privileges, parking. tape deck. Knight model KN450A added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, King Arthur'' ' Phone 351-5604. 3-10-5 80 wett stereo emplifier. 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. 489-7883. 3-10-2 Concertone reverse - o - matic 27.669 3157.0 OKEMOS, VILLAGE Green FEMALE ROOMMATE BEDROOM AND study for 1 men. Newly decorated. 910 W. or 2 stereo add - tepe recorder with echo end a track. Stereo speakers KUSTOM AMPLIFIER 200 wetts, 19u®H Undersklrted, 10*7 ' University Villa. No security furnished with washin Apartments, Ideal for married, deposit. Shiawassee. Call after 5 p.m. $15.00 end up, pair. Stereo tepe need money, best offer, call 332-0466, 351-1717. grad students and faculty. 1 and 2 4-10-7 372-1413. 4-10-6 recorder $69.95 up. 8 treck stereo 332-8756. 5-10-7 Located King 9-9442.3-10-2 Arthur's^TI urtl bedroom furnished and tepe players for automobile unfurnished, $130-$175 / SUBLEASE: UNIVERSITY Villa, 2 YOUNG LADIES: 10 minutes from $29.50 up. 8 treck tapes $2.50 MICROWAVE OVENS, new, TWO BEDROOM monthly. Immediate possession. bedroom. No security deposit. campus. Completely furnished. each, Trade-ins. Panasonic complete UL epproval. my invoice plus 10%. Call 625-7106 after 6 1966^^ Call manager 351-2439 or FOX 332-0466, 351-1717. 4-10-7 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-7 National portable cassette stereo tape recorder. TV sets $39.50 up. P.m. for demonstration and CloseT' Close C°mple,elV to cempus. $160/mn furn PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Plus 817 NORTH Cedar, Lansing. Thre. AM-FM radios $12.00 up. Clock information. 5-10-7 utilities. Couple 372-1954. O welcome. 353-5767 or iViJ rooms furnished. Utilities paid For Sale radios $5.00 up. Stereo 3-10-2 Garage. Adults only. IV5-3848 heedphones $9.95 up. Italian wall ENGLISH BICYCLES 3-speed. Brand WANTED ONE SUNGLASSES, SAFETY or tapestry. Pool cues. Snow skis, new. $41.88. Men's and ladies', 1-10-2 furnished Tempered lens or any OPTICAL boots and poles. Complete beds Sturmey Archer Gears. Limited VAGABOND, 1967. 12 x Call 332-4432. needs. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, $35.00 up. End tables, coffee Supplyl Also used bikes, kitchen with FURNISHED ONE walk-ii 10-10-9 2615 East Michigan Avenue, tables, de9ks, metal cabinets. Reconditioned (all kinds, all Parquet floor in din 372-7409. C-10-2 v Cameras, SLR, double lens, movie, prices.) GENE'S BICYCLE AND Cerpeted living room NEEDED ONE carpeted. Laundry facilities. etcoze /vie law, Bur I'm still movie projectors. Polaroid $5.00 HOBBY SHOP. 702 W. Barnes. IV Redwood ing furnished Immediate occupancy. $145 per THIRTEEN INCH sports car wire ON MV RmeCKLE[ ' up. Typewriters $22.50 up. 4-0362.5-10-7 Corner lot in King Call 332-4432. wheels, 3 TV's. Phone 355-2733. Watches $5.00 up. Rings, adding 489-7089. 5-10-2 month. Phone WALTER NELLER 10-10-9 P CO. 489-6561 or weekends and X10-5 . r.t I long hal H 'olnk nose. Reward. 677-0071. WHITE BIRCH STABLES AND SHOP. O 10-30 . " J" h** H8ckBtt-S°uthf'eld. junior Mary Skinner, Kington, Tenn., «enior "P„Deni,0n Walker' Grosse to Rick Gates, DeTour Village, senior. I 3-10^ "Do Your Own Thing, Pointe Farms, junior. Delta Sigma Pi. On The SPANISH RIVIERA" Nancy Luther, East Lansing, senior to Patricia Pless, Pontiac, graduate bill Danhof, East i 8 Lansing, senior. Bruce Wysocki, I I/"0"""" Days in SPAIN Departing Dec. 25 Delta Sigma Pi. Dearborn, senio I 356-48b6-1 D.C. march for victory Betty at Bingham, Washington D.C., Complete Deluxe package, junior to Bob Whitney, 1Mn'.'Bl"ack and white Terrier • $199 junior. Delta Sigma Pi. J Joov East351-6197. Lansing. Owner 3-10-6 or good home. Call Frank Buck Sydney Sinclair, Grosse Point 351-8604 Gamma Phi Beta rccc if found call Marcia. to Rudy BnjT GLASSES toun Okemos, senior Lambda Chi Alpha. WASHINGTON (APi — Planners for this weekend's afternoon, which, they said, some 100,000 will attend. victory rally 1^5-1977,MasonH,il 2 10 2 somewhere o GRAND PRIX United ,our Watkin's Glen States. Girls this weekend Maureen Karow, Chicago, III., junior, professed optimism Thursday that a crowd of 500,000 will gather on the mall despite the absence of their principal speaker — South The march will begin at noon Saturday at the east end of the Mall, Gamma Phi Beta to proceed along Pennsylvania Avenue to the Washington Monument 353-3022. LarrV. 339-2753, Dan 337 7094. Dougas Dykstra^ Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao where the rally will be held. New Era, Junior. Ky. 2-10 1 51.00 service charge per insertion to be pre The Washington Police Dept., however, doubts that Ruthann Miller, — - paid. 12 more than |TsT: BROWN ch, Service Grandville, senior to Bruce Bean, Grand Rapids, MSU p.m. deadline 1 class day before. half that number will be present. Grad, TiwlK" f,Tln"S campus. Reward U of Kan. The Rev. Carl Mclntire, whose International Council of Christian I 332-1632. 2 10 2 ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking. Welcome Back Special 50c off on Janice M. The Student Duplicate Bridge Club Churches is the chief sponsor of the who rally, told newsmen: "People hems. Peruske, Dearborn, senior to will have its first meeting of the year were not planning to come are canceling their plans and are 332-4417 across from David R. Karrer, Northville, senior. coming in righteous indignation against the Nixon administration." Personal Union, 119V4 Grand River. 5-10-2 Triangle. this Sunday at 2 p.m. in Akers Hall, Room 141. All welcome. For more info contact Dan, 337-9461. Mclntire, a New Jersey fundamentalist radio preacher, charged REMEMBER the good NEED COPIES? Cynthia Ann Truhan, Grosse Pointe that Nixon administration pressured the South Vietnamese ve had at Bimbo's last Want to save money? The Woods, senior to Steven Patrick government into urging Ky to cancel his appearance. On How about meeting there Garvey, Tampa, Fla., senior. This weekend at the ALBATROSS. said he would address the march but he Sept. 3, Ky :>hn. 1-10-2 Copy Shoppe can show you Friday, Oct. 2 - Frank Pavia, declined last weekend. how to get two xerox folkstrummer also Mark Quick and copies Diana Louise Papp, Chagrin Fall, After Ky's announcement, plans for a counter demonstration for the price of one. Phone Kas Nelson. Saturday, Super Folk Ohio, senior to Michael John Finn, St. were scrapped by the Youth International Party (Yippies) but not 332-4222. Clair Shores, senior. Artist, John Campbell. The Albatross I is at 547 E. Grand River, across from by the Nationalist Socialist Party, the American Nazi group. ORIGIN: ECOLOGY INFANT DAY Berkey Hall. We're open from 8 p.m. - care center. Openings Mclntire issued a statement for 3 one or two 2 a.m. Music begins around 9. Your $1 Thursday in which he deplored the month old plane of the Nazi group. | the word 'ecology' comes infants. For 355-7747. 2-10-2 information, call After Game donation will keep us squawking. Coffee, Hot Cider, pretzels are free. "These people are not wanted om ecos meaning house, by our committee under any ,d loqus meaning dicourse circumstances," he said. "We repudiate everything they stand for. CAVE OF THE Pentecostal Students for Live We are giving orders to our ALTERATIONS, REPARS, Quick CANDLES, 110 a X discussion - a discussion Service. All with fashions, 2606 Abbott, across from M.S.U. Christianity will meet in Room 37, District of Columbia police, to parade marshals in cooperation with the fbout our house Risdale Street, 882-5277. 5-10-6 Specializing is Seafoods and Fine Union on Monday evening, at 7 p.m. attempt to infiltrate our ranks." eject them from our parade if they Symbolically speaking, our Steaks, Cocktails and the Most Topic: "Let the Holy Ghost Come L house, or the whole ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking Complete Wine Selection in the In." Everybody welcome. The Yippies said they will sponsor a rock concert Saturday by experienced seamstress. If tee's lots of discussion Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855 ATTENTION. Those who have not picked up books from the previous your home about new 0-10-5 UNIVERSITY BIG BOY Book start checking Exchange may do so at the ins quarters, ite News Classified Ads Whether you are in the MASON DAY CARE preschool education and care offers RESTAURANT, 1050 Trowbridge Road, next to University Inn. 7am-11pm. 1-10-2 Union Bldg. Lost and found from 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. any day up to October Union trial testimony 676-5322. 3-10-5 15. If you have any questions or would „„et for a home, or rental, like to work on the Winter Term Book El find a wide selection HAIR SHAPED to your CORAL GABLES BAR AND Exchange call the New Community (continued from page 1) In a barely audible voice Miss [dvertised there today? hers). Special liking (and attention to RESTAURANT. 11 Rathskeller and a.m - 2 a.m.. Office at 353-6633. time of the Union as 11 p.m Dart testified she was leaving the Union as police arrived. From sideburns. DEAN'S BARBER Party Store. SHOP. 220 Albert below Lum's 1-10-2 MSU Soaring Club will be flying this except when "circumstances her position she said she saw a l't settle FOR LESSI Find 332-5736. 10-10-14 weekend at Ionia Co. Airport. Anyone warrant." line of 10 to 12 policemen with [the kind of home you want in SUBMARINE interested or needing a ride meet at Under riotsticks in their hands. ■today'sClassified Ads. DO YOU perform a Service? Tell the SANDWICHES and Union Lounge at 8:30 a.m. Saturday questioning by the world Original Sicilian Pizza. SUB prosecution, Ostrander said the During brief preliminary with an advertisement in L BOOKING. "Fever" for parties VILLA, 4980 Northwind. Sunday Union hours are 7a.m. to 11 questioning, Stormer said 40 our Student Service Directoryl s 355 3725 or Special, all the Spaghetti you can MSU College Republicans and anyone p.m. unless special late state police officers went from it for $1.00. 1-10-2 1 355-0684 3-10-2 . INTRODUCING LINDA Shaw. interested in campaigning for any permission is granted. Late the Dept. of Public Safety to lot Bel Ion Sister's Republican candidates meet on the permission extends to midnight, M behind the Home Economics Beauty Shop. TIME HONORED w NE steps of the Men's IM Bldg. at noon he said, and is granted after a I YOURSELF the businessl 2014V4 E. Michigan. 485 969I. Bldg. and went directly to the dvertise restaurant specials with 5-10-5 for y i. Try one today. Saturday to distribute request has been submitted in the Union. before the game. assified Ads. Dial 355-8255 Union reservation book. The The 40 men divided into four GUITAR LESSONS. Private - Rock - Folk - Semi-classic. MARSHALL UNCLE JOHN'S .RESTAURANT Open T.G. today sponsored by the group at the Union May 18 did squads, each led by a campus Barbecued PANCAKE HOUSE. 2820 East not make such a reservation, he officer, he said. He added the MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. MSU Sailing Club. Males: $1, females: IKE astrology? Get Grand River. Open Sunday said. your C-10-2 50c. Juice and cookies will be squads "sealed off' the Union. Employes of McDonel Hall cafeteria serve up a menu of (Rhythmic Cycle Chart. Everyone through Thursday 6 a.m. 11 Stormer's p.m., Friday and Saturday 6 - provided. Rides leaving the West Both prosecution and defense testimony was barbecued hot dogs, baked beans and other foods, a welcome ntal, emotional, physical EARN FREE a.m. Entrance of the Union at 2:45. toys for Christmas. 4 a.m. 1-10-2 - attorneys established interrupted when the judge change for students from the usual residence hall meals. High, low, critical days Phone J. Cancelled in case of rain. Open house recessed 3 glance. Send birthdate Burt Tops'-in-toys conversation between Ostrander until 9:30 a.m. demonstrator. 626-6003. Sunday 10 a.m. Rides leaving Union at State News photo by Jim Klein d $3.00 to Nan Keyes, 407 3-10-2 DAGWOOD'S TAVERN, The way to 9:45. Lunch will be served but bring and members of the group took Thursday. luth the Stadium, Home of place at various times Cochran, Charlotte, the your own "juice." Chigan 48813. 5-10-2 Nation's Finest Draft Beers. throughout the evening. New draft Movement for a New Congress is Ostrander said once he informed §RCH!NG? COME and rap at des. Sundays 8 p.m., Cherry Lane, No. 106, Typing Service . ARBY'S ROAST BEEF, 270 W Grand River, East Lansing, a.m.-2 a.m. 1-10-2 conducting the National Petition Drive Sunday, October 4. Meet at 11 a.m. in the Union briefing with Dr. Walter Adams and Ballroom for a member of the group that "the brass" was meeting to discuss "the matter." regulation |65-7765. 5-10-2 Ostrander described his last bring a pen. Canvassers will go out into _ ■OTOR HOTEL. 5-10-6 the ALBERT PICK the community seeking signatures for an anti-war petition and collecting 506 with each signature. Money used for announcement a.m. to the which took place at about 1:30 After a phone call from group ends eligibility after 26 anti-war announcements national on police in which Ostrander said Wanted TV. he was asked to give police 10 (continued from page 1) He said that during the first BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. "Not Me Alone" seconds, Ostrander said he Thus, if the man can use the eight months of this year only ONE REGULAR admission Notre a 1970 color film 467 draftees — about four - tenths No job too large or too small. rushed to a balcony over the legal fine print to stall off an Previously, Block off campus. 332-3255. C Dame ticket anywhere. No showing a couple sharing the birth of main lounge where the people induction notice until his 26th of one per cent of the total — upon graduation, student tickets. Will well. their child will be shown on Friday, they could obtain additional pay were meeting and shouted his birthday, he is home free. If the were over 26. And only a fraction I Peanuts Personal _PROFESSIONAL Thesis Bruce, 353-1580. 3-10-2 Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. A discussion of the Lamaze method of childbirth will request for the people to leave. notice comes before he reaches of these were issued notices after deferments for graduate study essential or IBM Typing, Multilith Printing, & 26 he can be drafted. their 26th birthday. employment, bringing FANTASTIC RESULTS follow. Public invited, 50c donation Ostrander said before he could themselves well within reach of Hardbinding. Complete Thesis are what Id for the right Service for the most Discerning Want Ad users get. Try one per family accepted. At the University return to the main desk he was Spokesmen said such "The change is affecting a very the age 26 cutoff. Peck for dream Master's & Doctoral Candidates. yourself. United Methodist Church. 1118 S. confronted by a policeman who maneuvering means fighting a insignificant number," he ape F'Vs Classified Ads. Free Brochure and Consultati Harrison, E. Lansing. Information: asked to see his credentials. delaying game for two or more commented. But deferment for graduate 882-7457. He conceded, however, that studies was discontinued in CALL HEATED STORAGE area or garage Ostrander was on the stand for years. almost three hours. His "Few will pay the price of "we fully expect there will be Febrarv, 1968; and last April, the CLIFF and PAULA Can you sing, dance, act? Try out for Estate 482-7285. 3-10 2 State Showstoppers, MSU's newest testimony was followed by Lana doing it." said an official dozens, even hundreds, who do administration barred further HAUGHEY it." professional performing group, Dart, asst. director of student spokesman. "It takes an awful lot occupational and fatherhood ■^TRV' MEW four bedroom, 2 337-15?7 or 627 2936 WANT ADS have everything it takes activities, and Lt. David Stormer of skill. It takes money. It keeps a Those best placed to attempt deferments, thus eliminating the 1 to sell specializing in musical comedy. Carpeted, $25,000. puppies & kittens fast! Dial 355-8255. Auditions will be held Oct. 4 and 5 of the Univeristy Dept. of Public guy uncertain for years, and that delay would be college students, last major stepping stones toward EXPERIENCED PH. D. typist. who entitled to deferemtns the age limit. starting at 7 p.m. in Room 103 of the Safety. may affect his job status." are Electric IBM typewriter. Call Music Practice POETRY WANTED. Possible Building. Contestants Grace Rutherford, 337-0138. should al 355-8255 inclusion prepare two selections of nowl 3-10-2 cooperative volume |TH CHESTS MM 3 DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term being published this winter. Enclose stamped envelope. Poetry itmg ' An hand, but you may bring BLOCK PROCESSIONS your own. Questions call Jan Reed, i ' baths. Disposal, papers. Expert typist with degree Editor, Box 4444, Whittier, California 90607. 3-10-2 337-1305, Bev Patton, 332-5537, or draperies. $16,500. in English. IBM. (Also editing). Gordon Mehling, via the Music Dept. own- Phone 351 8950.00 Crowds disrupt in,., owner, IV funeral or 393-4392. p347. MO-2 EXPERT TYPIST. Journalism degree. iRLOTTE 4 b6dr 30 cent page. Your specifications. DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! The 353-9675 or 482-2640. 1-10-2 MSU Volunteers will be conducting BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Training - Orientation sessions for new EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT typist all positive, A negative, B negative Masses of screaming leader. The roar of the crowd Hundreds of thousands of Ration. Land contract 6% close to campus. Reasonable rates. and AB $10.00. O information about specifics come to (continued from page 1) could be heardclearly from points mourners streamed into the lore"V„« Sd Upper $40's- For Call 351-1765. 0-10-2 negative, negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN the Volunteer Bureau, 26 Student surged through barbedwire capitol from other parts of Egypt barriers and cordons of troops than four miles the W3-38'JQ0rmo,i0n ca" owner. Services Bldg. or call us, 353-4400. more across ho^ 829 or 372-7510 ext. 223! TYPING DONE in my home. Quick COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507% East Grand River, East unruly crowd. The galaxy of foreign leaders, into the garden and all but seized city. for the funeral. When the service and low rates. For your Sunday, Oct. 4, 8 p.m. in Room 109 the plain wooden coffin. government halted all trains and Lansing. Above the new Campus Officials estimated that three bus services into the city Anthony. Movie: "Seventh Voyage of including Primer Alexei N. J0 SOMETHING on yourself thesis, short papers, etc. Phone 882-4391.5-10-8 Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Sinbad." Music: "Universal Family" Kosygin of the Soviet Union, Early in the parade, crowds had million Egy ptians lined the route. Wednesday to hold down the in concert. Proceeds for Drug Premier Jacques Chaban - Delmas ripped the black, white and red They stood up to 200 deep at dangerously swelling crowds, Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 COMPLETE THESES service. noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Education Center. Admission: $1.50. of France, Foreign Secretary- Egyptian flag from thecoffin as it places from the building on Gezira Egyptians still came in on foot or Discount printing. IBM typing and Alex Douglas — Home of Britain moved erratically through the Island in the Nile, where Nasser riding on trucks and carts. binding of theses, resumes, Badminton Club will meet tonight and U.S. When it WTedge" GET AHEADI Start Secretary of Health, started his 1952 revolution, to was all over, the crowd publications. Across from campus, checking the from 7 9 p.m. in the Women's I.M. Classified Ads for a better job - Education and Welfare Elliot "Nasser, Nasser, Nasser," the mosque he had built by public dispersed slowly, listlessly, with corner MAC and Grand River, Lower Gym. Open to all faculty, staff screamed the crowd, waving Richardson, were taken back to subscription within sight of his its banners and black flags trailing J and below COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C Style Shop. SERVICES, Call and students. Novices experienced players i as well as their residences military escorts. by heavily armed black - draped portraits of their suburban home. in the dust. PR'S EDGE If tl More than 50,000 blue and Swap SOMETHING you don't red bereted commando and KELLOGG CENTER |apartments GERMAN TUTOR for adult and two for something you dol children, one evening a week. parachute troops and crack - 355-8255 to place a Wan Mason area. 676-2471. 5-10-8 infantrymen, aided by scores of armored cars and a squadron of ON THE CAMPUS AT MSU have Transportation COME AND USHER. LEDGE'S PLAYHOUSE. See show free. Call p.m. in Parlor C, information call 353-8380. 351-1690 < mounted cavalry with swords drawn, failed to bring the crowd Ml a Few RIDE AVAILABLE. Commuting from Detroit area daily. 355-9594. NEED 627 7805. 4-10-2 SIX tickets Student'! for MSU-UM Society announces a weekly meeting fully under control despite hours of desperate efforts. FOR ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE LUXURY OF ONE OF THE 193 WELL APPOINTED GUEST ROOMS. AIR Apartments 5-10-2 game. Will 882-5863 after negotiate. Call Sunday, Oct. 4 at 4:30 p.m. in the 5 p.m. 3-10-2 Gold Room, Union. Yoga Asanas will be demonstrated. The Oak Room of At least one man when he fell six stories from was group of spectators clinging to a killed a CONDITIONED, COLOR TV, TWIN BEDS Heft 1*lo<* at SHARE RIDES commuting Grand Rapids area daily to MSU. 355-9745 or (616) 392-4437. from the Union is meditation from 7 evening from 4 now open - - for morning 9 a.m. and for 7 p.m. All meditators roof top. Hundreds of others were injured in falls or when FOR RESERVATIONS from campus 2-102 welcome. struck by armored cars that are For information call WANTED TWO adult tickets r charged into the crowds. CALL 332-6571 351-7168. TAKE ASMSU'S Notre Dame game. 355-2836 al The pandemonium reached its SPRINGBREAK 5 p.m. 3-10-2 2 Sunday, October 4, 6 p.m. Informal Bathrooms Holiday supper and discussion of height at the end of the three - CORNER OF MICHIGAN |don in WATER'S EDGE SOMETHING TO shout about the fast results when you . I Agnon on High Holidays. Everyone hour procession as Nasser's body was moved from the coffin and AND HARRISON welcome. For ride call 332-1916. household goods with Want A , Also: Service and Kidush Saturday, 10 laid to rest In the garden of the Dial 355-8255 nowl a.m. at Hillal House. recently completed mosque. 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October. Prof from Harvard might join radicals By BARBARA PARNESS the Harvard - variety radical. He Learning has to be a joyful finds this is true. process. The University should Campus Editor "There aren't really be dedicated to teaching, any radicals here. I'm used to scholarly endeavor a Although he didn't like fighting the radicals verbally. research," he added. "radicals" when he was at But I feel sorry for what radicals Officer said the behavior of Harvard, one of MSU's new there are here. They're such a MSU students in the classroom weak and motley group. So if 1 differs from that of Harvard faculty members is now can stomach their elitism, I may students. He's used to having considering joining up with them. students hiss (considered a sign join them," he said. Lawrence H. Officer, a 30 Officer, of respect), applaud and call • an expert in year - old professor of international economics, is questions our without raising their hands during his lectures. economics, spent 10 years as a teaching Economics 427, student and faculty member at International Trade and Finance. "Here the kids are beginning Harvard before coming to MSU A Canadian to be a little more responsive. immigrant, he this term. During his stay at received a bachelor's degree in But unlike Harvard, you can't Harvard he developed some economics and political science just sit down on the edge of a from Montreal's McGill desk and start talking. You've strong feelings about the so - called "radical" student element. University. got to use a little more "I really don't mind radicals. He received a master's degree dramatics," he explained. What I mind is elitists. At in international economics from "The people here are brought Harvard, they're so elitist," Harvard in 1962 and a Ph.D. in up to be respectful and sit until Officer said. 1965. At Harvard he was a it's time to move. In addition to being elitist, resident tutor in economics. Officer said he sees a need for Harvard radicals are "middle In his first weeks at MSU, smaller classes, changes in the c I a obbi Officer said he has concluded examination system and greater hypocritical," Officer added. that the University is "one vast student ■ faculty contact. "If they would give up their bureaucracy" filled with red •'Not all of us are automobiles and give the money tape. Mandelstamms who can lecture to the poor or collect old "Registration is dismal. effectively to hundreds by TV," From Harvard to \fight9 magazines for veterans, I would There's no reason people can't he quipped. respect them more," he said. register by mail. I'm not Officer said he to MSU But before trying to make any came criticizing the administration, Lawrence H. Officer, professor of economics, said he came ready and willing to continue his but someone should use some changes on a University wide basis, Officer said he will from Harvard prepared to fight verbally with MSU radicals, fight against radicals. He had imagination. The students been warned should work this and take continue to work to change his but he hasn't been able to find enough of them to battle. by Harvard on own students and classes. State News photo by John Harrington colleagues that he would miss some initiative," he said. "You've got to humanize the "Young faculty members are whole University so people can the hope of this University and look upon learning as a joy. any university," he said. UN ask ed to on aerial hijack UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. welcomed UN debate but that fail to act against hijackers (AP) The UN General expressed reservations over any Assembly was asked Thursday to plan to create a new of civilian aircraft. The fate of the proposal, now under CigEed explore, as a matter of urgency, international tribunal. international action to deal with The big powers prefer that the consideration at the council meeting in Montreal, is ICAO hasn't even been aerial hijacking. The request, by 14 nations, issue be international left organs, to existing such as the uncertain. There was no indication of toMoscm met with the approval of UN International Civil Aviation what steps might be taken by Sec.-Gen. U Thant, but his Organization, which will sponsor the General Assembly, where specific suggestion for setting up a conference at the Hague in speakers have voiced concern an international tribunal to try December to consider about hijackings in connection hijackers was getting a cool strengthing existing treaties on with the Middle East crisis, but air piracy. reception. have made no specific Carlos P. Romulo, the The United States has recommendations. Philippine foreign secretary, led proposed that the 11 member No major powers countries of ICAO joined in the move to add the hijacking suspend air sponsoring the move led by issue to the assembly's agenda. services to and from countries Romulo. Formal approval was regarded as certain. Romulo told reporters Thant's proposal came under discussion, but that some sponsors of the request for assembly debate believed: "It's an ambitious The Cha project that will be difficult for the General Assembly to approve." The big powers, particularly M.S.U. vs. Notre Dame in the first the United States and Britain, annual HOT WHEELS DERBY. You are invited to participate. All need is an official Hot Wheels Restricted sale you car. Lead weight may be added, wheels may be greased, as long as of natural gas the basic body be recognized. and chassis can still not to affect'U Conversion of the University's Power Plant 65 to natural gas will not be affected by a Consumer's Power Co. request Thursday to the Michigan Public Service Commission to further restrict gas sales and new customers, a University spokesman said. "We won't be affected by it at all. Their commitment to us is valid," Paul Nilsson, Fun, excitement, and fabulous superintendent of the Utility prizes. The Challenge winner will Services Division said. receive one of everything that The University began the Mattel makes in the Hot Wheels conversion to natural gas in line, a trophy, and fantastic August to reduce pollution and merchandise from the Meridian Mall Merchants. See you tonight at "Work is proceeding and will be the Meridian Mall. Race starts at completed by mid-December," Nilsson said. 7:00 p.m. MSU's current contract with Consumer's Power takes effect when gas begins to It provides for service. When the company flow, he said. interruptable hop to dreamland doesn't have sufficient gas to sell in to the University, the power will revert to its coal - burning operation. Interrupted service is plant cozy Here's a trio of frisky bunny not to exceed 90 days a year, cover-ups for romping 'round the dorm. Sleeping or Nilsson said. sleep walking, when that first fall chill factor sets in, A co n t ract with the you'll be cotton flannelette "interruptable service" clause comfortable from neck to the only type MSU was toasty-warm toe. Two are lightly was laced, one slightly ruffled, to flatter your femininity. offered, he added. Butterfly print with drop seat, pink or "It places an upper limit on our green, S-M-L. $10 consumption," he said, "but this Wonderfully wild leopard print, P-S-M-L. $8. coincides with maximum burning print in avocado, P-S-M-L. $10 Ripply reptile Downtown . Lingerie, second floor rates which we had previously and Meridian Mall. submitted to the company." Nilsson said he understands the company's action Thursday in response to widespread shortages m Shop Knapp's Meridian Mall of natural gas. | SHOPPING CENTER "It's aimed at limiting the amount of new customers," he East Grand River Monday thru Saturday 10 to 9. said. "That way, they can assure and Marsh Road service to customers." their present Sundays noon to 5 p.m.