Friday Time . . . MICHIGAN Windy . . . ie nonpossession. 63 Number 61 is a precious UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan th undershowers Showers and through weekend with a high of 75. Friday, October 9, 1970 N. Vietnamese, V C denounce Nixon's five-point peace plan PARIS (AP) The United States - preliminary reaction, and U.S. Ambassador disputes, negotiations on a timetable for an American attempt to legalize its submitted President Nixon's Indochina David K.E. Bruce said: "I am not "aggression" in Indochina. plan at the Vietnam peace talks Thursday. troop withdrawals, a political settlement discouraged." reflecting the present balance of forces in — On an enlarged conference on Not unexpectedly, the North Vietnamese Bruce introduced the plan at the 87th and Viet Cong denounced it. South Vietnam and the immediate release Indochina, Mrs. Binh declared the path to session of the talks and said: "It is our of all prisoners of war by both sides. peace in the peninsula was immediate But they conceded this was a most earnest hope that the President's Mrs. Binh took the five points one at a withdrawal of American forces from the proposals will receive the most careful time, and, if she did not flatly reject all of area. Never warm to the idea of a new study and considered response by your them, nowhere did she give even a hint of Geneva conference on Indochina, Mrs. side." Binh indicated the programs of the Pathet acceptance. North Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan Lao in Laos and the supporters in Thuy hastened to call the plan "an — On the cease - fire it was a clear "no." Cambodia of deposed Prince Norodom Nations react electoral gift certificate." Mrs. Binh of the Viet Cong said the Nguyen Thi proposals She restated the Communist position that a cease - fire would be established "after the signature of agreements with a only Sihanouk were the answer to the problems there, while her own program sufficed for a were a means "of legalizing American Vietnamese settlement. A Viet Cong aggression in Indochina." view to ending the war." She said Nixon's spokesman affirmed that his delegation plan with fire proposal was nothing more than to The cease Communist delegations while - rejected the conference. making what sounded likes noises of rejection - reserved the right of further commentary. A North Vietnamese reservations spokesman said the plan would be criticized CONSPIRACY SUSPECTED at future sessions. SAIGON President Nixon said in Savannah, Ga., (AP) -- The South Vietnamese that world reaction to his government voiced support Thursday for proposal was President Nixon's peace plan for Indochina but insisted on strong safeguards for a cease - fire to prevent either side from "increasing "over-whelmingly good." He told he hoped North seriously. Vietnam will newsmen take it Bomb blasts its fighting forces from outside." South Vietnamese Ambassador Pham A Cambodian official in Phnom Penh Dang Lam said Mrs. Binh's point by • 3 West Coa - expressed fears that Cambodia's interests point answer to the Nixon plan and Thuy's might be sacrificed by the U.S. desire to end support of her stand represented a "purely the conflict. He noted that a cease - fire negative" reaction. What Bruce put on the table as a part of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS would leave the Communist Vietnamese in the conference proceedings were South Vietnamese Spokesman control of more than half the country. President Nguyen Van Thieu in a speech of Nixon's address Wednesday night, lifted segments Predawn bomb blasts jarred two facilities and a county courthouse on the military last July 31 voiced much the same verbatim from the text. West Coast Thursday, and authorities reservations about a cease - fire, saying the The five points were a call for a I Ambassador (Slam Pham Dang Lam, of South Vietnam, arrives for the standstill cease-fire all over Indochina investigated a possible conspiracy involving Viet Cong would be left in control of 87th plenary session of the Paris Peace Talks Thursday. The U.S. radical terrorists. patches of South Vietnam. under international supervision, an presented the new five-point peace program of President Nixon at the Most non-Communist nations of Asia Indochina peace conference to settle the The first blast, at 1:27 a.m. Pacific time, I session for official consideration. AP Wirephoto (Please turn to page 17) Vietnamese, Laotian and Cambodian ripped through a courtroom and restroom of the Marin County Civic Center in San Rafael, Calif., scene of the kidnaping and fatal shooting of a judge Aug. 7. Kelley reviews Proposal C The second blast, a little more than an hour later, caused an estimated $150,000 damage to a building housing the Navy and Air Force ROTC departments at the University of Washington in Seattle. that the "real answer" would come from the express his judgment now in order to aid * Not end public transportation programs Supreme Court If the amendment is passed. public understanding before the Nov. 3 At 4:17 a.m., the third explosion for nonpublic school students. A formal legal opinion from Kelley's election. shattered a section of the outside wall of an * office will be issued at a later date. Many candidates for state office have End and bar most auxiliary service Army National Guard Armory in Santa ■Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley Thursday said "All other judgments by legal authorities, programs for nonpublic school students Barbara, Calif. ■at in his "legal speculated what the effects of Proposal C judgment" Proposal C by political candidates, by news media, by would be since John Porter, superintendent including speech correction services, "We certainly believe this bombing is Bould eliminate most auxilary service remedial reading programs, and visiting connected with the Weatherman faction and proponents and opponents . . . are educated of public instruction, announced his •grams but would not affect regular teachers for delinquent and disturbed other terrorist groups in our nation today," guesses and opinions, and nothing more," conclusions. Jvernment services or property tax Kelley said. Kelley noted that his conclusions differ children. said Santa Barbara Police Chief A.W. ■emptions. Renewing his contention that Proposal C somewhat from Porter's, but added that of * Not eliminate property tax exemptions. Trembly. ■Kelley told a Michigan Press Assn. seminar is unclear, Kelley said he felt it necessary to his six staff members who studied the * Not affect regular government services; California State Police Lt. Fred Baker said such as fire, police, sewage and public the Santa Barbara blast and the other two proposal, no two agreed completely on the interpretation. sanitation. explosions on the Pacific Coast "would seem * to indicate a Not affect athletic events between conspiracy." Police arrest students In his outline of the proposal's effects, Kelley said the amendment wouW, "without public and nonpublic schools. * Bar shared programs. time or dual enrollment The explosions occurred two days after Bernardine Dohrn, a fugitive Weatherman leader, said the radical offshoot of the question, end the parochiaid law passed by the Legislature earlier this year. Students for a Democratic Society would n Pontiac disturbances In addition amendment would: the anti-parochiaid Kelley said that a decision as to whether soon launch "a fall offensive." The explosion on the campus in Seattle, federal funds to public school districts the 32nd bombing in the city this year, was jONTIAC (UPI) ■ black and white homebound -- Police arrested about transporting students from Northern High * Prohibit assistance in the form of providing services to nonpublic schools high school School and Madison Junior High when payments or tax benefits to parents, could be jeopardized would depend ■dents Thursday after stones and nails children or persons employed in the on a (Please turn to page 17) stones, nails and other objects were thrown' federal interpretation. •je thrown a small bomb from the bus they were riding found from it at passing cars. teaching of nonpublic school children. He explained that various federal acts Blast sites was on it. ■Officials immediately extended a curfew "We found a small bomb, several nails and require assurances that nonpublic school children will participate in their programs, Mrs. Hart to talk This a few other objects these kids shouldn't have map locates the sites of ■, afs!ate emergency on this industrial ■)' of 85,000 north of Detroit for a second in their possession," police said. Petitioning ends but several states which constitutionally restrict public support for nonpublic schools Mrs. Jane Hart will speak at 3 p.m. three bomb explosions Thursday All the students on the bus were arrested today in the Auditorium on "Dissent and that damaged ROTC facilities at ^nsecutive Janesday night. The measures, first taken and would be charged with malicious Petitioning ends today for seats on still receive federal funds. Compared to Change in a Democratic Society." the University of Washington in night, resulted from three days destruction to property, police said. all ASMSU standing committees, Proposal C, these states' laws are less I 'ghting and rock and bottle Tickets for the speech go on sale at 2:30 throwing "Even though today (Thursday) was quite including representatives to Academic restrictive, he said. Seattle, the National Guard ■ ,Ween b'ack and white high school p.m. "Hie price is 75 cents. Mrs. Hart's Council. "The federal government is empowered to Armory at San Rafael, Calif., and paents. Five persons were shot during the quiet, we are continuing the (8 p.m. to 6 appearance is sponsored by the Alliance to a.m.) curfew through tonight and the state Petitions are available outside 307 make this decision, and it could go either the County Courthouse at Santa • urbances, which Seek a Newer World and MSU Students for began Monday. Student Services way," Kelley said. »oice said they stopped the bus (Please turn to page 17) Bldg. Hart. Barbara, Calif. AP Wirephoto Local groups campaign against drug abuse By DAVID BASSETT information project begun over a year ago. It also has the tacit drugs is concerned. My department, therefore, had devised what State News Staff Writer approval of the East Lansing Police Dept. we consider to be a very effective program for sixth, seventh and ■Frank T"* ljn . Spwdfreak- This is your conscience, baby." Speaking aPPa* one of several well - known rock performers Speed % Bob Carleton,oneof DEC'S founders, said the purpose of DEC is to make the local "We perceived a population aware of the drug problem. eighth graders. A somewhat different approach to the drug problem is being ri1,^ " education lr need," he said, "to inform as many people as tried by the East Lansing Board of Education. Sal DiFranco, national radio stations, WViranSing'sWVIC- spots on many Kills possible of all aspects of drugs. We have three doctors and three lawyers who come in three nights a week and rap. In addition, we coordinator of the board's Drug Education Dept. and principal of d L ,s n°t alone in it's attempt to alert area youngsters to also have a lawyer on 24 - hour • call. C.E. McDonald Middle School, said his group is attempting to Kuds ha uf drug abuse- In the P851 year- numerous local devise a comprehensive program for grades kindergarten through 12 which will emphasize not only information but also Kg edueaU ma'n and the MSU Dept. of Psychology Roger McGuinn, John Sebastian or Pete Townshend has a much and another 20 per cent individuals in the community." program," Di Franco said, "but we're also trying to develop a way of showing kids that there do exist other alternatives besides |EC) w' ,g m the area- In addition, a Drug Education Center greater chance of being listened to than does one by a parent, A third group working in the area is the East format 3S rnied in June for the purpose of disseminating Lansing Police drugs when problems arise." police officer or even another, straighter, performer. Dept. Policewoman Sue Brown says that she thinks her "Four years ago we never gave a thought to drugs. Then about ■The wv" °" drUgS' "We chose this program, which hits speed hard," Sherman department's role should be to educate junior high and high three years ago, the problem hit us hard. ■H-knnurP^Pam is unique in its using rock stars who are continued, "over others which deal with pot because we think school students on drug abuse, not simply to make random ■mer or1 respected by young people, as well as either that speed and speed - related drugs pose the greatest threat to arrests. "A few teachers saw the problem," he said, "and started doing J NOW aPresent drufi users. The program was conceived by DO "Our department doesn't want to get legally involved with as much as they could with the limited materials available. It soon young people." ■enmha«J-0npro'"lt drug-control group in Los Angeles. Most of A different approach is that of the Drug Education Center youngsters," she said, "and I don't think they should. I see my became apparent, however, that simple information was not IBob 'S °n speed - type drugs. (DEC). Operating from an old house on Albert Street, DEC is job as being one of prevention." enough." Igram kT' WVIC general manager, said the DO IT NOW attempting to circulate as much information as possible Mrs. Brown said that the greatest problem exists in the "As a result, we have tried to stress counseling. You can make IfoacheH1LbeSt I#) ((. Other of its klnd "We thino^J \ masculinity, no femininity — just SEX. down a bit, but the kids didn't. music slowj When the conversation turns to white was raised in the men's Morel,? female rock 'n roll john at theT0u rhythm and blues for - national Sports Arena in ten minutes than vocalists, the names of Gracie Slick and Janis Altamont in two days. If the critics L Joplin appear first. Gracie used to be a model. festivals would glance back at the of rjl Janis used to be a blues singer. Gracie made a headlj J Speaking at the annual meeting of the men who approve "court fortune off "acid rock", "The San Francisco relating to the rock concerts of the late5(9 and early 60's, they'd realize police chiefs, Att. Gen. John Mitchell appointed" wire taps? Sound", "Psychedelia". Janis was peaceful today's kids are. proclaimed the success in using court Mitchell's words are another "endorsed" by the San Francisco Hells In late 1963, Britain approved wire taps to gain frightening example of a Nixon - Angels. Gracie dug white rabbits and hookah back to brought AmericJ Mitchell ideology which states that - smoking caterpillers. Janis dug Southern America. The Beatles Animals, Dave Clark Five and StonJ incriminating evidence against Comfort and Boone's Farm. Gracie saw kids countlJ the ends justify the means - the same others redid Chuck Berry, Chris peddlers of narcotics, loan sharks, with clenched fists and sang about Fats Dominoe in stereo, KenneraT gamblers, counterfeiters, et al. ideology that justifies, "preventive "Volunteers". Janis saw kids with broken capitalizing on til hearts and sang about "Ball and Chain". Onstage, she the gamut of emotions, roles, young's demand for motion. The lvrd However, he did not mention detention," detaining potential ran weren't pretty, but they meant controversial federal wiretapping and criminals to supposedly prevent them And Janis is dead. As dead as Brian Jones, and attitudes. She was loving and wicked, something! kids; death, love, violence and sex ueil Jimi Hendrix, Bobby Fuller, Otis electronic eavesdropping against from becoming criminals. Redding, feminine and hitch, haughty and sly. Nothing integral parts of the times. "Sweet litd Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, Eddie Cochran seemed to touch her except the song she was radical domestic groups without court It is a simple truism that a sixteen, she's got the grown-up blues; or the Big Bopper. dresses and lipstick, she's tig J orders. democracy cannot exist if the means In "Sympathy for the Devil", Jagger sings singing. heeled shoes." sportin high 1I Mitchell or method are rejected in "I shouted out who killed the delivering the preference Kennedys, Regardless of the moment, the emphaJ for the ends or result. And the use of when after all, it was you and me." And predictable "hard - line" speech was and is on youth and motion; before a group of law enforcement "official" wire taps along with the maybe it was you and me that made Brian so turned around that they can't give a damn week in England alone. "Big Brother and the whenyoi Jones down 64 ounces of vodka and about get old and slow down, you pass from thi pop anything except their own heads. I Holding Company," "Cheap Thrills" and scene. Rock was created of, officials - contended that use of secretive taps used to infiltrate radical by and for [J enough pills to float a horse, that made sing my ass off for two hours, and those kids "Kosmic Blues" will probably sell more in court appointed wire taps had groups is a corrupt philosophy of Hendrix try every up and down known to are so uptight about the hassle they're gonna young. It demanded constant actio! the future than they ever did in the past. But constant change; the innovative became provided incriminations in at least 80 government. man, that made Bobby Fullerput a gunto his get when they get home that they're afraid why did Jones, Joplin and Hendrix have to and famous, the old simply faded a- rkl| head. to let it out. Ya gotta be crazy ta do this for a die? percent of overheard telephone Radical groups may certainly , died. Rock was and is the same asar After she left the stage in Ann Arbor, I living. Hell, if I'd die tomorrow, nobody'd Maybe Danny and the Juniors were right conversations. This, Mitchell insisted, provide an eyesore for the Federal art form; it demands total involvemeaj went backstage, arriving in time to see her even put a joint on my grave." when they sang "Rock 'n roll will never die," provided proof that the Federal government as well as communities complete dedication. While you do it. plop down in a chair, sprawl her legs, but as for those who populate the ranks of do it 100 per cent; when you don't, Government is not using wire taps for and cities in general. Yet, tentative unbutton her blouse, close her eyes, and In little more than one year, three of you rock, the opposite seems to be true; rock a "fishing expedition." something else. plans and actions of radicals do not gulp half a bottle of wine. All she could say rock's greatest personalities have taken their people will always die — young, violently, Unless music is your all, your "rai Three questions seem particularly justify a Federal government's was "Christ, man". Everyone was excited lives, all at least partially with the help of and alone. One can shout "I don't care just and congratulatory, elated to see that Janis d'etre," your way of making it. It was appropriate. Do incriminations in 80 eavesdropping on all aspects of life drugs. Three immortals have become what they say, rock 'n roll is here to stay" Janis Joplin, Brian Jones, and Jimi Hend could make it without Big Brother and the human, all seemingly by their own choice. A until Chuck Berry sings "Cherish," but the percent of overheard conversations* even for an individual on the When they stopped creating, fringe of Holding Company. Everyone except Janis, concert given by the Stones in memory of fact still remains that rock is a killer, and the stopped justify the infringement of privacy a radical coterie. She just started talking about those "poor Brian Jones drew 450,000 people. "Are You culture which has developed around it in performing, they stopped living. ThJ weren't the first rockers to die, and imong the other 20 percent The fear remains that if an attorney screwed - up kids", about what pigs the Experienced," "Axis Bold as Love," recent years is no more benign. police were, about how nobody cared. "Electric Ladyland" and "Band of Gypsies" certainly won't be the last. Maybe they wi wiretapped? Furthermore, does the general can eavesdrop without court Rock is the music of the young; it always admired by everyone, but fact that incriminations were permission whenever HE sees a "Christ, their parents have got those kids have sold a total of over $4 million in the last has been and probably always will be. It has weren't loved by anyone. obtained justify the method of national security threat, obtaining the incriminations? Who are authoritarianism has arrived. LOUIE BENDER Nixon peace proposalsW h Q ftO PI s column gets feedback neglect U.S. When Cliff Wharton drafted last Monday's 'A President's Perspective' column, he could have had no way of gauging the spectacular repercussions it destined to Enclosure: Cabinet President petition President Nixon's recent address before was cause by Kelley — Dear Board of Trustees: the outbreak of intensified week's end. Wednesday on the Indochina war hostilities, the U.S. was carrying out For those who missed the column, here are Now let me get it straight: this thing Since you seem worried thai you contained two new offers: a stand - a guerrilla war of its excerpts: includes governors, too? Get me a complete able to introduce amendments, and won'tt»p still cease-fire and a widening of the own - namely, rundown by tomorrow. And, Frank, Dear Mr. Huff: sincel| the actions by the CIA, AID and "... there is no provision and never has keep feel this under your hat. Levin finds out, he'll everybody should hav Paris peace talks to include possibly been, for the board (of trustees) itself to other secretive, U.S. sponsored opportunity, I hereby offer to introduceon| initiate amendments. Thus, the board crucify me for never introducing a bill onto Thanks, but no thanks. On second the Soviet Union and Communist your behalf any amendment you can conn organizations. merely suggested that it be allowed to offer the floor in two years. Why the hell George thought, though, give me another call if I China. There are many reasons why These facts are well-known to the amendments to the (Academic) Freedom didn't tell me this I'll never know. lose in November. Free football up with. I won't even correct the spellingifj these proposals are inadequate and North Vietnamese, Viet Cong, and Report. tickets, you you don't want me to. So now your is solved, right? problem] misrepresent the state of the conflict other "... (the board) has no formal channel to Bill people clamoring for an end to offer amendments itself. Somehow, I think not. in Southeast Asia. U.S. imperialism; hence, they make "In part, it is similar to (not First, while a cease-fire may the words of President Nixon hollow providing) a Phouc Bat, Vietnam Louie BendfB governor or the President of the United temporarily end the fighting, it and worthy of repeated rejection. Siates . . . with a formal right of proposing Oct. 7,1970 bypasses the more essential It is simply ludicrous for the legislation." initiative: So what Wharton wants for his trustees is Dear Prof. Coccyx: a total withdrawal of U.S. President and non Vietnamese forces from to reproach the the right to initiate amendments — just like OUR READERS' MIND - Communists for desiring the I Southeast Asia. The Viet governors and the President, who, Wharton just got Monday's State News at mail call Cong has takeover of South Vietnam by "one evidently thinks, are quite free to whip and would like to recall your attention to consistently called this step a pre - party" and "the right to exclude down to the floor of whatever legislative question 32 on the final exam of your Poli condition to meaningful peace whomever chamber turns them on and introduce few Sci 100 course last winter term. It they wish from a appears, discussions. Second, the main reason for government." It is and remains ludicrous because the present bills. Herewith some samples of the resultant from what erroneously marked Wharton me says, that wrong on that you Econ loss can end war glut of dazed reaction. offering the cease - fire hinges on the Thieu-Ky regime is just the epitome question when I contended that LBJ success of "Vietnamization" of introduced the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution - a the ideology the President Limerick, Ire. process aimed at reducing American Oct. 6,1970 himself. condemns. casualties while This discovery should raise To the Editor: allowing my grade on Vietnamese people to fight it out to the The President the Communists for unwillingness to rebukes My fellow President: the test and in the course to 2.00, which To Stop The War - Go For Gold! week of May 3 to 7 by going for During this week, all people across t ■ g°jjl raises my AUGPA to 2.00 also, which means the death. I have been watching with neutal interest nation who are interested in stopping ■ negotiate a peace; yet he fails to I have just been advised that I never actually flunked out. Please the anti-war efforts of certain war must withdraw all their bank depo81 ■ Third. you would hurry as sections of a peace conference realize or acknowledge the American like your trustees to be able to initiate my platoon is leaving Friday for six months the American public. My must cash their bonds; must sell tn»B attended by other nations and neutrality came unwillingness to totally withdraw amendments and legislation just like me. I in Laos. from being a Canadian student at M.S.U. I stock. As word spreads and financ ■ leaders would probably add from Southeast Asia. more have asked my good and trusted friend John lost that neutrality with the assassinations insecurity mounts, many people who 1 confusion and divisions than supply Peace cannot be Mitchell about this, and he has at Kent and Jackson. not involved will be doing the same IOTB the pressure needed to end the rationally suggested Pvt. 409803 I conclude that most efforts to out of fear of economic losses. What discussed as long as Thieu and Ky that you contact a M. Duvalier in Port Au - - influence the establishment have way to have power in the hands o fighting. The Viet Cong - in its wage a domestic war against free Prince, Haiti, for further information. skirted the most sensitive area of all, the area of people. recent peace proposals - noted that John tells me that M. Duvalier, when economics. speech and democratic procedure in he Create a severe economic neurosis in the Out of the University of Michigan e ■ the Vietnamese people are the found himself in power, made very certain only government. Peace cannot become a power structure and you will achieve the teach • in which began the orB that none of it ever ebbed from him, Dear Hal: your people who should begin the task of reality when the U.S. Government and, as objectives much sooner than expected. discussion of the war. Out of MSU ■ Vietnam reunification through a invades neutral a consequence, he cannot only initiate The assassinations of students e the peaceful solution to end the ■ nations without If I'd known this last week I'd never have must be political settlement. legislation, he can pass it, veto it, enforce it commemorated. Their anti - war quickly. GO FOR GOLD! permission and resigned, really. Just think feelings The American proposals to end rationalize attempts to and, in general, do anything he pleases to it. introducing motions at Student — me, Board were commendable. Thus we must create a Erno Delano R(*51 the fighting in Southeast Asia never got to the heart of the matter: the these incursions pointing to their tremendous success in Communists killed and sanctuaries by John says he doesn't even have to mess around with Jerry Fords and Hugh Scotts, meetings. national economic commemorate the assassinations neurosis and suring the rssl and that your trustees should likewise IU1WIIIH fact that the Vietnam just is a civil war: the fact that destroyed. go ahead and amend whatever they please, HERE'S THE W0RLP-> FAMOUS HOCKEV AH,THE NATIONAL ANTHEM! IN A FEU) SECONDS, THE 6AME ONE MINUTE LATER 6£|N | many of the Finally, peace will not come without waiting for troublesome students WILL START...THE REFEREE (JlLL THE PENALTY gO* ! nations of Southeast Asia were and faculty to correct the PLAYER SEATING DROP THE PUCK... unless the U.S. leaves Southeast Asia punctuation. OUT FOR THE FIRST simply created by international totally, immediately and for good. John says we might try something like this 6AME OF THE J™ agreement an imposed agreement Once the U.S. presence ourselves in '73. SEASON rather than disappears a free, self nations of Southeast Asia can determination shape R. M. Nixon by the people their own peace and futures as themselves; the fact they that for years see fit. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday October 9. 1970 5 y0ok fate claitews 5 Dems outline reforms Five Democratic candidates Josephine two Democrats Supporting — Martin and Susan communication haven't been are on the board. a das care for local offices used a small Mrs. center for Emery lace reform proposals always open," he said. Martin, wife of MSU children. 0n issues "get ■ acquainted" meeting Wednesday to outline broad reforms ranging from an MSU with criticisms respective opponents. of their Stuttman's opponent, Rep. trustee Blanche Martin, said that Phillip O. Pittenger, has been "watching a county commission — Revamping the county welfare system. - g&rssszz Mirhiean art- summarized in a legislative liaison office to a mobile birth control unit for Stuttman, candidate for the 24th Senate District, said he would establish critical of university meeting was one of the saddest administrations and last May things I've ever seen in my life. called for the resignation of the "The commission is involved Cihon, speculation congressional candidate for the 6th district hit that he is a personal a pW "Handbook on Michigan Ingham County. branch office on campus as a presidents of MSU, the in thousands of dollars and only "sacrificial lamb" for Charles ducation Law," by George M. Approximately 40 people at "direct link to the legislature. University of Michigan and one commissioner bothers to Chamberlain, incumbent £». « MSU profe8Sor the All Saints Episcopal Church heard candidates John Cihon, "The 40,000 students at MSU Wayne State University. question motions before they Republican since 1956. "We win. We expect to are an important part of the Mrs. Martin, candidate for the are approved," she said. can "published bv MSU Press, the Len Stuttman. George Griffiths, community and lines of 7 th district Ingham County Mrs. Emery echoed criticism win. People are not satisfied , "'cites federal and state institutional provisions, commissioner, and Mrs. Emery, of the board and outlined three areas in which it could be with Chamberlain record," he said. and his candidate for 8th district £es, and federal and state Ingham County Commissioner, immediately effective: Griffiths, candidate for 59th It deeisions. The sources of ichigan law are reviewed as Nixon report labled the current County Board of Commissioners Ingham — health Establishing a program, county including district state representative, also pinned the "unresponsive" label ■I aS tlie organization and "apathetic" in its goverance. mobile units to dispense birth on his opponent, incumbent Jim [ministration of education in Currently, 19 Republicans and control material. Brown. 'xhp8 compact, 65 • page drunk driving l|ume covers the rights and sponsibilities of administrative ,d teaching personnel udents and tort liability of and WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon sent to Congress 1969 national traffic and highway safety reports, including - urges states strong and new programs in communities to identify drinkers who drive, to determine who are problem or lafee 0' e$tllg >M ducational systems and recommendations abusive Ktitutions, their governing giving the drinkers in the odies and employees. highest priority to the control of drunk driving. community and action to keep off the roads those unfit to drive GOLF Johnson served as dean of Nixon said in an accompanying because of drinking. jward University's law school COURSE - statement that "no program is Nixon said the two reports d was head of the legal Sweetwater vision of the U.S. Civil Rights more important than one seeking point out the costly toll of motor ommission prior to joining ASMSU will kick off its fall entertainment series 8 p.m. to control the problem of drunk driving, which accounts for half vehicle accidents. NOW SU's faculty as a professor of Saturday Jenison Fieldhouse with Pacific Gas and Electric The dramatic examples of the nation's highway fatalities." ucation in I960. and Sweetwater, above. Tickets for the concert are still survival from crashes, due to He is the author of available at the Union, Marshall Music Co., Campbell's The report, from the Transportation Department's safety features in cars, has OPEN TO Jducation Law and the co • Suburban persuaded the Department of Shop, Grinnell Bros., and at the door. National Highway Safety Bureau. thor of "New Universities in Modern World." Transportation "to assign the highest priority to crash A % m THE su!'ivabilities n its programs," protest oppression Nix n said. PUBLIC Troopers stop Panthers By BARNEY WHITE policemen later joined this detail. with Harrison's administrative Croney's letter related the State News Staff Writer The Troopers said that the details of the life of a prison assistant, Robert Brown. crowd would not be allowed Kelly and Mrs. Planondon were inmate. Beatings, gassings and About 25 members of the inside the building, though their selected murder by guards was to meet with Brown. hite Panther Party were "Chairman" would be granted "The least they (Department of commonplace at Marquette, the ocked by State Troopers from entry. There were crys of "Sig Corrections officials) could have letter said. tering the Stevens T. Mason Hei 1" and "Oink, Oink". done was to send us someone Mrs. Planondon read a who uilding in the Capitol Complex Members of the group asked statement about the "inhuman" was competent to discuss the under what authority they, as issues," Kelly said after the conditions in the Wavne sterday. County The Panthers had come to private citizens, were being meeting. Jail. otest the "brutal and inhuman denied entry into a public Earlier the demonstrators had The third speaker was David ipression" of prisoners to Gus building. There Sinclair, Chief of Staff of the arrison. Director of the State from the officers. was no answer gathered in front of the State Capitol Building to hear three White Panther Party, and the PLAN NOW TO TRY THE FABULOUS ppartment of Corrections. The standoff lasted about five brother of imprisoned Panther speakers. Ken Kelly, White The crowd, led by two Panthers a banner proclaiming minutes. The crowd cheered as David Sinclair, Ken Kelly and Panther Minister of Information, read a letter by Marquette Prison Chairman John Sinclair. David Sinclair read a letter he had sent LAKE O' THE HILLS PAR 3 GOLF >ee All Political Prisoners," Mrs. Genie Planondon, wife of inmate Ernest Croney (State to the editor of the Ann Arbor arched to the Stevens T. Mason dg. from the State Capitol to imprisoned Panther minister "Pun Planondon, came walking News, Oct. 8, 1970) that had News that described alleged COURSE. BEAUTIFUL GREENS, A been allegedly "smuggled" to "high-handed" actions on the liver their demands to out of the building." the outside. part of prison officials. »rrections Director Gus The three walked up behind the CHALLENGE ON EVERY SHOT. irrison. officers, and Kelley said: "We rhe demonstrators were turned went in the back way." ck outside the building by two After a few minutes the Police New University Conference MAKE UP A FOURSOME AND JOIN Policemen. Three more agreed that three members of the group would be allowed inside the building to set up an (radical university folks) US EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. appointment with Harrison. JMU invites Harrison was out to lunch. Open Discussion After waiting another half hour Deal citizens the three delegates returned to the building and were informed that Harrison was out of town for "Opening up the University" the day. Two people, officials stated, would be allowed to speak o game OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 IARQUETTE (UPI) • To ""ove relations between the •'fsitv and local community, dents at Northern Michigan iversity are breaking with Corduroy coup , it ion during homecoming ivities this weekend. Masterly executed by hey have invited citizens to Lanz, this wide wale e part in the activities elegant velour Friday * corduroy coat and sleeve¬ Saturday, and have chartered less dress will take you 'us to take senior citizens to sportswear combines trom the football game with anywhere, anytime of "tral casual comfort and Michigan, in addition to a year. Silver buttons and a ,ln® them with free tickets, paisley scarf add the y of havethealso earmarked 50 per great California look finishing touches. Bright proceeds from the "ual red or deep gold. Set to the Marquette with carefree 92.00. mmunity Fund Drive. washability. S,M,L,XL. 321 east grand river, east le. sing °ntest seeks Shirt in burgundy, (Formerly Campbell's Suburban Shop) eative ability olive, blue, gold, gas light village, e. grand rapids westmain mall, kalamazoo powder blue, tar 1200 s. university, ann arbor HtiesentS W'th creat've 218 Washington, grand haven ter « mT Mademoiselle Mng sou«ht to magazine's green, pully ■"Petition. B°"d green. $19. >ard3,1 i/0d in 1939, College ctirai nu'mbershiP provides Coordinating Der: ' l'xposure and work dents08- J'1 Polishing to elastic waist itine Win talents in writin8. om'oti Stration' ,ay°ut. 'fchanrfi °n' advertising, flare bottom slacks. 23.50 ' selectprT 20 b°ard members m7altfrSteditorsand it the ?, , d m°nth 'ielPin8 'demoijr M°lle8e issue of Guest » New York City, erviews S 8re assi8ned to ^onalitipc .well ■ known photo 11,2 t0 travel and jntries 0rmatinn in wind Slgnments anks1"4 aWnisHhing aPP"cation J! * . d foreign add'tional Check at the Jacobsaris the bagpiper W-nKT r,"1" o s""ten' MEN'S STORE "•»«bLrM ot the 210APWTT 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October REPLACES CUSHING Medeiros Boston BOSTON (AP) - The Most Rev. Humberto S. Medeiros was di installed during a tradition - filled Mass this week asarchbishopof the Boston Roman Catholic archdiocese, replacing Richard Cardinal Cushing, who retired the post after 26 years. Cushing, 75 and ailing, and three other cardinals were among the thousands of participants and spectators who filled Holy Cross Cathedral to witness the centuries - old rites. The Most Rev. Luigi Raimondi, apostolic delegate to the United States from Rome, was the principal celebrant of the concelebrated Mass. The new archbishop formally took office when Archbishop Raimondi took him by the hand and led him to the episcopal chair. Archbishop Medeiros then blessed the congregation and received a large number of laymen and clergy who came to congratulate him, while the voices of the choir filled the cathedral with hymns. Among the religious leaders who took part in the procession and the installation ceremony were Terence Cardinal Cooke of New York, John Cardinal Carberry of St. Louis and Lawrence §/ Cardinal Sheehan of Baltimore. Fifty bishops also participated. ** The new archbishop, son of a Portuguese immigrant, told the i. congregation at the installation, "I come to you. my brothers and sisters, in the spirit and tradition of St. Paul, for I do not know ^ how to serve you as your shepherd, your father and your brother, with any show or oratory or philosophy ..." Cardinal Cushing made his public farewell at the ceremonies. Also in the congregation were members of the Medeiros family from Fall River, where the new archbishop grew up and where for a time he worked as a sweeper in a mill to finance his education. Archbishop Medeiros served as a priest and chancellor in the Fall River diocese before he went to Brownsville, Texas, as bishop in 1966. Archbishop Humberto S. Medeiros, above, blesses the In four years in Texas he was particularly known for his congregation at his installation ceremonies as archbishop of work among the poor and Mexican - Americans. the Boston Diocese at Holy Cross Cathedral this week. Representatives of Protestant, Jewish and other faiths were Medeiros, 55, replaces Richard Cardinal Cushing, 75 and among the more than 2,500 persons in the cathedral for the ailing, who makes his public farewell, left. AP Wirephoto INTELLECTUALLY VIBRANT UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN CAMPUS HOI Si: 310 N. Hagadorn New minister joins Unitarians ALWAYS OPKN The Rev. Robert Edward Green North Hagadorn and Beech expressed belief in Kosei Kai, a liberal Buddhist University of California at San a deity, and I will be installed as minister of the streets. find the church intellectually religion and reported the religious Francisco where he received a UNIVERSITY 332-5193 332-3035 * Unitarian Universalist Church of A former attorney, the Rev. Mr. stimulating." situation there to the association doctorate of jurisprudence. SEVENTH-DAY Green entered the ministry after in the United States. greater Lansing at 7 p.m., Oct. 18 The Rev. Mr. Green previously The Rev. Mr. Green, his wife two years of law practice in San ADVENTIST CHURCH at Edgewood United Church, served three and one • half years The Rev. Mr. Green received his Carole and their two children Diego, Calif., because he wanted as a minister in Brattleboro, Vt., bachelor of divinity degree from reside at 2727 Wood St., Lansing. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH to help people. He was "tired of and one year as a representative the Crane Theological School of The Unitarian Universalist Sabbath School 9:30 AND STUDENT CENTER spending his time on divorce cases ~l ribal customs and with criminals," he said. of the Unitarian Universalist Assn. in Tokyo. Tufts University, Medford, Mass. Church meets Sunday mornings He also attended the Hastings at the Red Cedar School, corner Worship Service K. G. Smith, 11:00 1509 River Terrace (Jcross from Hubbard Hall) The Rev. Mr. Green first became interested in the In Japan he worked with Rissho College of Law, a division of the of Sever and Harrison streets. pastor Visit our new Student Center — discussed by Unitarian Church through his Central United Methodist EDGEWOOD UNITED Meeting at 504 Ann St. (Corner of Division) open daily 9 A.M. -11 P.M. wife's family who persuaded him FIRST ASSEMBLY Lunch Wednesday 12:30 • 1:30 P.M. Across from the Capitol CHURCH Call 351-8994 if you to attend. world traveler He liked the Unitarian OF GOD WORSHIP SERVICES 469 N. Hagadorn need transportation MORNING SERVICE EVENING SKRYHT 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Universalist Church because "it is 1125 Weber Dr. 9:45 and 11:15 Ecumenical a.m. Fellowship — Folk Rev. J. Herbert Brink "The Amazon," humanist," he said. "There is no (1 bl. N. of E. Gr. River) Peoples Church an Topic Liturgy 9:30 Pastor, preaching examination of tribal customs in Downer at Worship Service 11:00 -he remote jungle South Richard W. 1 "A Call To Christian Commitment' Sermon at both services by East Lansing Rev. J. Herbert Brink, Rc , Alvin L. Hoksbc rccii America, will be presented as UNITARIAN Dr. Truman A. Morrison Pastor Campus Minister part of the World Travel Series Pastor, Dr. Justin Sleight UNIVERSALIST 9:45 a.m. COLLEGE CLASS University Group Dinner and For transportation call 351-6360 or 882-1 12."> at 8 p.m. Saturday in the "The 11 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE, Program 6-8:30 p.m. 200 W. Grand Rivi Auditorium Daring Declaimer" Church School 9:45 t 1:45 Campus Church Bus Service, Lewij Cotlow, Rev. Robert Edward Green "THE TRUST COMPANY" a widely Crib Nursery morning and evening, call traveled explorer, author and A campus life musical group 332-0606 Red Cedar School or 332-8693 lecturer, will narrate the Sever Dr., East Lansing at 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY at M.S.U. SUNDAY SERVICE documentary. He is the author 1 bl. W. of Harrison, 7 p.m. EVANGELISTIC Collegian Seminar of several bocks 9:30 & 11:00 including, 1 bl. N. of Trowbridge MEETING 9:30 a.m. "Amazon Head Hunters," which WED. 7:30 p.m. "TogetherIn Ministry" Holy Communion has been translated into seven Sunday Service, Children's YOUTH & ADULT SERVICE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will be celebrated at the languages. Program, and Nursery 10:45 Dr. Warren Lindstrom Alumni Chapel The film Church Office 489-1023 Transportation 484-6640 OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT explores many of the 484-2807 every Sunday at 5:00 p.m. secret rituals and customs of REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS - PASTOR Assisting in Service, Deloras Moon WORSHIP-9:30 &U :00 a.m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 800 Abbott Road - 351-7160 SERMON: "When Dreams Are Shattered" CHURCH SCHOOL The Rev. William Eddy, Rector FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH The Rev. Richard Randall, Curate (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) The Rev. Jack L. Hilyard, University Chaplain 8:00 Holy Communion 9:30 Morning Prayer Sermon LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES 11:00 Morning Prayer Sermon for Students and Faculty at for Students at University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel Division & Ann Streets 332-2559 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 SOOTH BAPTIST CHORCH SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS A CORDIAL WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES 15 am Latins MR. PAUL LITTLE Author educator lecturer - - Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Deerfield, Illinois Sunday 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Mr. Little speaking at COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP AND REFRESHMENT HOUH 9:45 a.m. COLLEGE CLASS TAUGHT BY DR. TED WARD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FREE BUS SERVICE MORNING AND EVENING BUS ROUTE NO. BUS ROUTE NO. 2 of East Lansing Dorm or Ha I I MAYO A.M. 9: 10 P.M. 6:20 Dorm or Ha I I FEE E & W A.M. 9:10 6:20 CAMPBELL 10 6:20 r.22 SBC and Baptist Student Union HUBBARD S & N 9:12 LANDON E & W 9: 12 6:22 AKERS E & W 9:14 940 S. Harrison YAKELY 9: 12 6:22 HOLMES E & W 9:16 GILCHRIST 9: 13 6:23 (across from Cherry Lane Apts.) McDONEL E & W 9:18 WILLIAMS 9: 14 6:24 OWENS 9:20 Coffee & Rolls 9:30 A.M. BUTTERFIELD 9:17 6:27 VAN H00SEN 9:20 Sunday School 10:00 A.M. EIWIONS 9:18 6:28 SHAW E & W 9:22 Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. BAILEY 9: 19 6:29 PHILLIPS 9:25 Training Union 6:00 P.M. ARMSTRONG 9:20 6:30 (,: 35 MASON 9:25 Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. BRYAN 9:21 6:31 6:36' SNYDER 9:26 Wednesday RATHER 9:22 Midweek Service 6:32 ABBOTT 9:26 7:00 P.M. CASE N & S 9:25 6:35 o:38 BETHEL MANOR 9:28 WILSON E & W 9:26 6:36 : Dr. William E. Martin SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 H0LDEN E & W 9.: 27 6:37 BSU Director WONDERS S & N 9:30 332-3814 MEET US IN THE FI RESIDE 1 For SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 6:50 Transportation Call 355-7793 COLLEGE CLASS 9:45 1 DR. HOWARD F. SUGDEN, PASTOR FELLOWSHIP HOUR — 8: /J 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. October 9. 1970 7 'U project assists Gl's Bv DIANE PETRYK Health, Education and Welfare contact as many Gl's as possible. October I. "We needed enough response from the men and from State News Staff Writer (HEW). They collected 50,000 information about a serviceman Every one of the 50,000 Gl's In addition, all the men educators, Sabine said this The project involved 30 who filled out the form was later received a "pep talk" letter from questionnaires from those who to get him and some educational ■ How da you get more ex-GI's educators from around the indicated they might like to institutions together." sent information from MEMO Project MEMO once the group month that Project MEMO could "There was no way to know I to go back to school? country in a trip to Vietnam to return to school. Results of the effort that have on every college and community had returned to the States. This only be classed as "good try." whether our efforts per se had I narching for an answer took talk with Gl's and provide them The questionnaires been college in his state and all letter was meant to encourage "It was conducted in good made the difference for any IJTmSU officials to Vietnam with information on college data such as the amount of requested analyzed so far indicate adjoining states. potential students and faith by educators and individual between going on for ■ S year in * vast d»ta * admissions. education already that the group succeeded, Then MEMO sent each of them information on how to give government military officials, more education and not going llTthprine mission aimed at completed, Wentworth said. Twelve but it went only part way down on, but all logic surely leads us "Many of them didn't feel those colleges individual data on start applications, Wentworth I ouraging more men to return they were qualified to go to grades earned, the kind of future education desired and first thousand of the men who filled out the MEMO form have since every one of the Gl's to whom said. the road," he said. "More than to that conclusion," Sabine said |[0 school when their years in college, but we tried to convince choice college, university or been admitted to a they sent that particular He said they went to Vietnam anything else, it told us what According to Wentworth, a ■service were completed. them that they are different trade school. school. university or college's information. because they felt "if education could happen if ever we were to proposal is now before HEW I lllie effort began as a result of guys now than they were when "Wherever the Gl's were, A weakness in the follow - Out of 3,000 colleges officials rather than the army mount a full, all - stops - open suggesting the expansion of the | federal concern over why more they were in high school," said that's where data makes it difficult to up contacted, only one responded went to these guys it would type of effort." program to every American we went," The problem of ■men do not take advantage of Russell C. Wentworth, associate Wentworth said. "Gordon the number of jtate absolute that they weren't interested in make a difference." helping more servicemen to use their GI Bill military base in the world. ■veteran's education benefits director of admissions and Sabine flew to the Cambodian the program, Wentworth said. A helicopter that Wentworth Sabine said he feels a repeat ISTtke GI Bill. After scholarships. border to see six guys." admissions that were a direct result of the project, Wentworth "We know that e£ch GI used was shot at three times benefits to gain more education, of the same program would not ■discussion with Secretary of "They also didn't realize that The visit was in received at least eight letters during the visits to the Sabine said, will be solved only solve the basic problem, would ■ Defense Melvin R. Laird, a many colleges have open shelling distance easy sight and said, but estimates have 24.000. reached from colleges or schools," he servicemen. if college admissions officers cost another $200,000 and Ram called Project MEMO admission for veterans, and battalions of of two Vietcong, said. Despite the overwhelming decide the education of veterans would postpone the real Iwas created by Gordon A. others give them special Wentworth said. Other educators solution. Jsabine. vice president for special opportunities," he said. met with units at commander's ■projects. Wentworth and Sabine made calls, in day rooms, in hospitals T MEMO, which stands for the trip to Vietnam with the and at Shop Friday 9:30 to 9 p.m.; Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 outlying fire bases. Lore Education, More Bob Hope Christmas show in "Our goal was simple," Sabine ■Opportunity, was funded by an December, 1969. Their group told the Assn. of EgO ()00 grant from the Dept. of split into 15 teams of two to College Admissions Counselors on Now Open Sundays 1 To 5 pm Vis pm IAlpha Phi Omega backs 203 E. GRAND RIVER Today, Saturday and Sunday Only! blood drive at Shaw Hall EVERYTHING Cross blood drive will advance at residence hall desks, he said. A Red "They didn't want to Ibe sponsored by Alpha Phi Ken Opiela, fraternity president, come back." ■Omega, an international service Some nurses were in said at an open meeting Tuesday Demonstration ■fraternity, on Nov. 16 - 20 in the Hall for the ■lower lounge of Shaw Hall. night in the Union. Arnold Air Society's blood drive I Applications for parental "Alpha Phi Omega acts as a during the window breaking, he liaison between the Red Cross explained. ■permission to donate blood will and available two weeks in students," Opiela said, "They didn't like the referring to the role of the Demonstration Hall location so IS ON SALE fraternity in the coming blood we got the lounge in Shaw Hall," drive. he added. "We had to convince Red One member noted that last [Anniversary Cross nurses to return here ever since those incidents at year Shaw Hall and the complex contributed 40% of the MSU blood donation. Brody Demonstration Hall last spring," activities set [ "1Ugandan Students celebrate their at MSU country's Independence a this tace at 9 p.m. Saturday in l)wen Grad Center. 1 Ismael, 0. Unro, week-end dinner Friday night and graduate OldiPlaya (FORMER JACK TAR HOTEL) AT HOSLER'S ■tudent in agricultural lngineering. 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It goes something like musicals and comedies. thS- Since drama is not the biggest Arnold Crouch , box office attraction, the Fisher Wisdom) is a furrier and isi Theatre seems determined not to partnership with another middu repeat last year's financial losses aged furrier, Gilbert Bodley j! ■ exclusive shop in caused by their dramatic By KENNETH STERN an LonJ'# presentations. This unbalanced program, however, seems an ^ State News Reviewer J .B2S'?ttrgun a night of pleasure,tluagrees pr°iiiise«f to sell insult to prospective audiences two weeks ago his beautiful girlfriend's husband to disastrous pans at the Fisher, but once again the from the two main Detroit a 5,000 pound ($12,000) min box office reigns supreme and critics of the Free Press and for 500 pounds ($1,200) The the theatre - goer can look News. Granted that this is not a husband, alas, upon viewing th» forward to a good deal of coat refuses to buy it and great show, it is quite an leaves inanity mixed in with their The girl, however, who want, entertaining and enjoyable entertainment. what she wants, evening, and despite its poor discards h# Musicals and comedies have notices audiences at the Fisher clothes out the window j always been the greatest box seem to respond to the show announces that she will office attractions, and thereby well. move until she gets the coat. moneymakers. Starting off their Most of the evening's August with a bomb merriment can be attributed to The plot thickens. The called "The Rothchilds," the the star, Norman Wisdom. A husband returns while his wife is seems to have gotten back British Academy Award Winner, sitting in the storeroon on its feet with an "around the who made his American debut buys the coat for his who is involved with mistress, world comedy hit" called "Not four years ago in a mildly else but not somebody Now, Darling." This London successful musical called legally married In import is a zany voyeuristic sex the midst of all this. "Walking Happy" and received Bodlev's comedy and has enjoyed critical acclaim for his wife returns sooner than rematkable success in many performance. Wisdom is a expected from a Mediterranean countries, from South Africa to marvelous comic vacation and her actor, whose present* Scandanavia. expressions and in general being complicates matters. "Not Now, Darling" opened in the wrong place at the right The above is only a outline, as the evening is „ more involved than that. Many MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES of the situations are old mistaken identities, hat - unexpected entries and the like but in the case of "Not Now. Darling"st funny enough to warrant laugh. The jokes can be seen "FATHER" mile away, but when executed are they a., nevertheless humorous. There is more satisfactory acting on the part of the entire cast and author • One of the Year's Ten Best in 1967. A tender, director Ray Cooney has put bittersweet together a fast • paced, greatly story of a boy who grows up leaning on fragmentary of father who died at end of World War II. Central amusing, if sometimes tiresome, everting. Michigan Premier. "Not Now, Darling" evening that will give a many people a good deal of Two shows TONIGHT pleasure. Although voyeuristic sex comedy is not my personal favorite form of entertainment, "Not Now, Darling" definitely achieve what it sets out to FAIRCHILD THEATRE do, namely provide an evening of merriment. The comedy will play at Detroit's Fisher Theatre until October 17, Admission $1.00 before its Broadway opening and prices range downward from $7.50. John Browning, Pianist rwe^fln^ringrPe,Lf0rmS1Tith sweep and dash of a a'dor and poetry- born virtuoso." A recital alive with excitement. The The N. Y. Times MSU Lecture Concert Series Series A Friday, Oct. 16 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM 8:15 p.m. TICKETS ON SALE AT UNION TICKET OFFICE Public Admission $5.00, $4.00, $3.00 Student Admission $I.QQ with Validated Full-Time I.D. 10 Mi l .gan State News, t ;ist 1 niising, Michigai Ex-trustee reflects Statewi(jj Although an avowed Three other female trustees on rol have to go along with it. It journalist are no problems a woman would By DIANE PETRYK Republican, Miss Jones said she is have sat on the board in the face on the board of trustees that have to be a personal thing." State Newi Staff Writer Pat Carrigan will be in for a very glad Mrs. Carrigan is running. "1 always hoped we would have a woman running on both slates," history of MSU. They Alfred Wilson, Stockman and Mrs. Mrs. were Mrs. Dora Gerritt a man With wouldn't also face. regard to current issues. Miss Jones said her opinions In her day ROTC was not an issue, Miss Jones said. "It was an accepted fact," she meeting$J.1 More than 500 school journalists asoirin "glorious experience" if elected to the MSU Board of Trustees, she said. Masselink. should be considered along with said, "as unquestioned as a class state will be her.. fromil >■ "Being a woman on the board "I believe thoroughly in her age. in mathematics." <)d , providing things are the same now was a glorious experience. The She strictly disapproves of riots part in MSU's annual integration of the sexes," Miss "I'm 78 years old," she said, High sal as they were when Sarah Van consideration I received from my Jones said, but she added that she "and I know that young people and uprisings and thinks issues Newspaper Day. Kn!*lidiline , writing headlines, newso. permitted to vote." MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet Holstein - Priesian Assn. and financing, how to writoeditS and feature stories Miss Jones' aunt, Bertha Van space scientists say Russian in 1946 she was vice president of and how conduct an interview Hoosen, was one of the early engineers are working on a the National Holstein - Friesian female doctors to graduate from A discussion on spacecraft — similar to the Luna Assn. She has been a Master writing has variety in it's the University of Michigan. Her type used for moon probes — Farmer since 1932. She holds events will be led Ganakas, head coach of the bv^J story is told in the book that will attempt to scoop up membership in Sigma Xi, Pi Beta m9 basketball "Petticoat Surgeon." soil samples from Mars and Phi and the American Society of team, and Roh? 30 types of submarines Miss Jones said she feels there return them to Earth. Zoologists. Spaghetti machine? Hoerner, sports editor of d Miss Jones donated 350 acres of Lansing State Journal. her land in Rochester to MSU in The newspaper day is Square Neapolitan Pizza, Also No, it's not spaghetti being flung out of this machine. beij 1969 and recently published a sponsored by the School L What's flying are Lucite shavings. The machine is a neutron Game room, SUNDAY 500 book entitled "Chronicle of the Van Hoosen Sentinary Farm." shield at the MSU Cyclotron Laboratory. Journalism. Program chairm Stanley Soffin, instructor I J HOURS: State News photo by Jim Klein journalism. ' pinball, SPECIAL Mon. - Thurs. 11-1 pool tables, All the Spaghetti Fri. & Sat. 11-2 SUPERB foosball you can eat $1 Sun. 12-12 4980 NORTHWIND DR VE 351-4731 9mfuyited Mut^eaieM. First womehs lib meet FOR MSU GIRLS NOW THRU TUES. Exclusive Fiirst Run 3 Horror Hits FROM $14.95 SEE DAVID REDDING outlines approach changes Showing! INSIDE I'm Backing Britain CROSSROADS 222 Abbott Road By ROSEMARY VOCINO Wednesday night in a display of section of campus life. IMPORTS 351-6245 support for the movement. Dressed in everything from blue They listened as Maureen jeans and t-shirts to skirts and Honey of the MSU-based Women Instead of the previous iai sweaters; married and single, the Against Macho (WAM) outlined general meetings, Miss Ho J i represented a wide < explained, this year support! "rap" groups of five t women each will be set up all oil the campus area. Cosmetics firm The small group se very important, she said, becaJ they allow women to dwJ individual leadership skills audi plans product discuss the common probtal they male-oriented si demonstration In addition, each small group will delegates ml times a month to coordiu| Libra Cosmetics, a black make campus-wide activities. up company, will demonstrate • their products next 7 to 8:30 Miss Honey stressed II p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13 in McDonel Kiva Toni Eu banks, necessarily man-haters. Rati* graduate assistant for minority she said, they are aiming | affairs, said today. equalize the power between men and woi Another demonstration will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. A sample karate lesson d Wednesday in Union parlors B also featured at the meetingM and C. The demonstrations were effort to convince previously scheduled for that they must Wednesday and Thursday. stop depending males for protection. La Forgia's Cocktail & Pizze Pizza- Spaghetti Submarines TAKE OUT OR DINE IIM Now Open 3106 E.Grand River 485-3089 They make their own laws at V i Henry James m i Fonda Stewart THE CHEYENNE ~ 5:30- 7:30 SOCIALCWB]!£ff?5r - 9:30 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 - 9 G£Tn»G ELLIOTT GOULD , STra/SHT CANDICE BERGENi 0Sat'. l-oo" 3:1! ; R Sun. Is30 • TwiOMfrJx. 3:45 "House of Dark A . ..^Shadows" BIZARRE ACT OF ,aNAJHANm UNNATURAL LOVE! fft/D Frl. 5:45 - 7:45 - 9:45 r>u |at- Sun V15 " 3:15 " l'30 3:30 5:45 - 7:45 - 9-45 - - 5:45 - 8:00 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. CXtobc ]776' na MHA-WIC movie manager I best of to playatM turns project into success I? ..1776," as the title By DONNA WILBURN management was given an transferred to the MHA and WIC "Patton," "Beneath the Planet . ,irfltes deals with the events opportunity to prove its business general fund. Both organizations I J"jLcu'rred in Independence State Newt Staff Writer ability. are contemplating a scholarship of the Apes" and "Th»'> Shoot Horses, Don't Thev?" f Hal! just Prior ^ the drafting Ten cent movies shown in the Leach recalled the first movie fund for movie proceeds, he f the Declaration of he showed in the Union Parlor: said. Our movies I independence. The story is Union Parlor were the humble admission was 25 cents and This year the MHA - WIC film activities - are campus not for the general I t: jWinning etold in songwithandadance terms sweltering beginnings of the Men's Hall Association - Women's Inter - seven students attended. He said the turning point in attendance series is presenting two different shows each week. Movies will be public," Leach stated. ' That is Residence Council (MHA - WIC) why we require an ID for day In May in Philadelphia film series. The same group will figures was the winter of the big shown on both sides of campus admission." : when the deliberations of the snowstorm in February 1967. and switch auditoriums on the The film series has bring Woodstock to campus expanded | Naders from the 13 colonies winter term. "Everyone was snowed in second night of showing. into an efficient and self ■ •: «ame to a standstill. with no where to go but to the Some of the movies scheduled supporting operation, but Leach i Tom Leach, "1776" has won both the East Lansing campus movie for for this year include is skeptical that the success will senior and coordinator of the i wew York Critics' Circle dHA • WIC movies, said the entertainment," Leach recalled. "Woodstock," "M.A.S.H.," continue indefinitely. Jward and the Tony Award as S the best musical of the program was $2,000 in debt "We had to transport the movie equipment by sled — and the HILLEL FOUNDATION when he took over the position I 1968-69 season. The show is film was a success." four years ago. continuing its run in New Four years later and with an £ York while two road To get the movie project out of the red, MHA asked WIC to abundance of experience in YOM KIPPUR SERVICES I: companies are taking it to all scheduling movies, Leach said ) parts of the United States. '1776' Tiake the series a Sach organization contributed partnership. that 80 per cent of the films FRIDAY, OCT. 9, 7:30 p.m. — 109 Anthony shown make money. While MHA SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 9:30 a.m. - Alumni Chapel $1,000 and the new and WIC lose money on only 20 12:45 p.m. - YIZKOR per cent. He attributes the - Alumni Chapel LIZA MINELLI STARS success of the movie program to 4:00 p.m. MINHA & NEILAH the variety and availability of — Alumni Chapel popular films. Although the movies make Everyone Welcome money, Leach said proceeds arp Junie A/loon' plot PROGRAM INFORMATION 372 243c and the film editor never pauses TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! narrative had In Its very ieaness a honesty. He builds his film paraplegic but neglects his to allow the viewer to reflect or warmth. Howard makes his ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS direct force that could likewise rather than creates It. His By ROBERT KIPPER approach seems like that of a respond to a particular scene. character seem much too soft State News Reviewer charge a film given half a chance. In spite of them and the and dependant. man on an assembly line: he And who better than Liza Mlnelli could bring both the knows what he must do and he does It without a spark of the shambles film Preminger has made of around her, Miss "Tell me that you love me, Junie Moon" prompts almost no Iii now screen splendor... J A stringy child and a stringier insecurity and the determination Minnelli does manage a few audience reaction Imagination guiding his hand or beyond Ionian who loped Instead of Talking and made jokes to cover of Junie into sharp focus on the screen and give her depth that a passing thought about what exquisite scenes. At these appreciation for bits of acting The most nuigiiilieeiit picture ever! was left somewhere between the the finished product might look moments, when Junie displays and lament for a preponderance ■pher lack of beauty. like. her spirit or exposes her fright, of unconcern on the part of Its 1 That's the way authoress lines of Miss Kellogg's book? david oselznicks- Miss Minnelli communicates an makers. Oddly enough, the film Mirjorie Kellogg Introduces the Preminger's film Is technically awareness that no cameraman's seems to take Itself MAHGAHt ! V • Hf ; lerolne of her novel, "Tell me Indeed, there was much to seriously. complete. The scenes do build distraction Unlike Junie, it makes no jokes editor's GONE WITH or anticipate in a film version of pit you love me, Junie Moon." on each other and there are no condensation to cover up Its lack of beauty. goes on In a her work: a hope for can completely enhancement and completion of loopholes. But there Is also only dissipate. The film is now showing at Iraight for ward. unemotional hint of the THE WIND a a rather detatched narrative. strength and the Campus Theatre. Tishlonto tell how this sad, compassion that was possible. The other actors, Robert bunky girl was hideously Moore as Warren and Ken Unfortunately, all that shows tarred for life by a man who Boris Kaufman rarely fails to Howard as Arthur, are not as loured battery acid on her face on you the screen In "Tell love me, Junie Moon," are me that have his camera off the actors when they deliver their best lines successful. Moore plays up the homosexual v overtones of the f* Sledges CLARK (iARlI lid how she and two friends — a sporadic moments of poignancy Tplayhouse laraplegic and a man with an and long stretches of uninvolving YIYH.N l.l.K.ll Inidcntified neurological disease melodrama, both of which have decided liabilities" to and "pool set their been carelessly placed there. 43 (20 min.) PROFESSIONAL THEATRE USUI. HOWARD up OPENING TONIGHT lousekeeping i together away the hospital ward. Junie, The viewer wants to get to know Junie, Arthur and Warren "FEIFFER'S PEOPLE." OLMUclLXYlUAM) and longs to care for them but Comedy based on Cartoon cure at the outset, Characters of Jules Feiffer Iscovered producer director Otto strength in the Tonight Thru Sunday ft lilnerability of her companions Preminger has time only for In our NEW Heated Theatre Bid found meaning for her life mechanics. He gives the extra! disney featurette 200 E. River St., Grand Ledge - "run, appot OOSA, RUN" 1 cook, housekeeper, nursemaid characters one or two emotions performance Times kid even spokesman for the apiece so they do not intrude W., Th„ Fri. - 8:30 with his Joup. I Junie and her companions, one apparent goal: advancing the plot. He deals Sat. Sun. - - 6:00 & 9:00 3:00 irthur and Warren, seem like with details and developments Student Prices ■triguing characters for the rather than characterizations. w/ ID $2.00, S2.2S, ^reen to adopt and explore. His scenes communicate only S2.S0 62 7-7805 for Reservations Kellogg's uncluttered information instead of feeling or $139 IHE MOSl SAVAGE Wi HUH IN HISTORY! all the ocean perch you can eat OPEN The order was massacre, and good soldiers follow orders. These soldiers were the best. Sun. thru Thurs. )<£ 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. Fri. & Sat. 6 A.M. to 4 A.M. 2820 E. Grand River PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 6485 Open at 1:00 p.m. today two big laff hits "CONSIDERABLE FUN ... 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Starts program information 482 3905^ ",s® Feature At Broadway Theatre Package Prices: ca ICHIGAN 1:30-3:30- TODAY: Theatre Lansinq- 6:30 7:35 9:35 P.M. - - Public - $20.00, $18.00, $14.00 Students - $15.00, $14.00, $9.00 Doors Open 12:45 2 17 S. WASHINGTON - DOWNTOWN 12 Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Friday, October q , SPORTS- Spartans, Buckeyes clash in league opener I ByJEFFELLIOTT State News Sports Writer . Rex Kern and Ron Maciejowski quarter Spartan drive, picking up decision as to who will start, it s Both are two of the best in the 57 yards in only four carries. For likely to be Rasmussen. The P,ayfrs 8 pP . assjsted on 10 others for a total of handled most of the mil. conference, but with a his fine performance in the game, junior co lege transfer had a bad yards At" dg d has 44, 17 better than Martin. John last two weeks but h?!,^ Optimistically, MSU and Ohio State are tied in conference play. devastating ground attack at their Mihaiu's teammates elected him game against the Irish, going two added iJo1 jj* on e|aht * Dass P Shinsky has nailed four runners average for 15 kicks only command, they haven't needed co - captain for this week's battle, forllbut his season statistics H behlnd the line of scrimmage for leading punter Pat Mille Pessimistically, the Buckeyes to put the ball in the air much Defensive tackle Mike Hogan was read 34 compleUons in,72 catche . » N T 13 yards in loss to lead the d are 25 point favorites to break far. so leader kick of 36 yards again J* that tie Saturday and begin their MSU on n the other hand will be elected as the defense s attempts for 460 yards and 3 spokesman. TDs. back 11 kicks^OVyar*. The defensive startingline up Spartans in that department. P area which Daugherty m but al.o Daugherty hadt't indicated l0C .abound from last week's Mihaiu mav nave the mrp u__ Ten championship. Kick *»«>•* "•«• w® •"»»».u "... time in Spartan Stadium is set for - off 29* 0 defeat to third ranked distinction of beinu cantnin »nH the Spartans' starting offensive -■> lineman, three linebackers and .... •»«.. - - the team s punting. Mark Gru" —.~ug kickers during Saturday's in, Notre Dame. Dame. TheThe Spartans put on c „ . . .w».-e o not startine the ball onmP line for Saturday's game. Senior three deep men. Along the front did the kicking In Washington and game warmup, will kick ilnnn'th a near selloutcrowdof expected. a strong showing defensively the second half of that game, but the however. The sophomore stonaU Tom Beard' who missed the line will be Dave Thomas and Wilt his eight punts averaged 37.5 thegame. The Bucks, easy winners in caller has been alternatlno with team's first three games, will start Martin at ends, with Duane their first two starts, come into offense was lifeless against a big and powerful Irish defense. Se 2m2 at center in place of Bob McLaughlin, co - captain Hogan ' the game with an offense that is Rasmussen this week and McClowry, while Gary Nowak and either Dan Kulikowski or Sophomore quarterback thoughSpartan coach'nuffv will start at left tackle. Nowak, Tom Barnum at the tackles. i gammon the'ground and glifn Geor8e Mihaiu sParked a fourth Daugherty has not announced his starter, ^^„„op.en_^„t.heI, season as a Seniors Jay Breslin and Cal Fox replaces Jim Nicholson, will open at the two linebacker their two opponents an average of MIKE RASMUSSEN The 6 - 7, 260 pound Nicholson spots with junior Brad McLee only 93 each. OSU quarterbacks ★★★★★★★* has been moved to a defensive tackle to help give the defensive starting as the roverback. In the secondary junior Doug Spartans victims front four a little more beef. Barr has earned his starting spot Beal Film FRIDAY & Jr Vic Mittelberg will move over back, beating out sophomore Group SATURDAY to right tackle while Enrol Roy and Joe DeLamielleur are the Mark Sokoll for one of the cornerback spots. Harold (Bruce) of OSU revenge? > starting tackles. Billy Jo DuPree Phillips will start opposite Barr and Gordie Bowdell, who have 16 with Brad VanPelt at safety, catches between them this year, VanPelt picked off his fourth The last time the Ohio State football team was in will open at tight end and split end respectively. interception of the year last week against Notre Dame to tie McLee wasn't treated too nicely. It was last November Michigan when Woody it! The starting backfield remains for the team leadership in that Hayes brought his number one ranked squad to Ann what was suppose to be the final touch to an Arbor, in' somewhat of a mystery but department. Phillips (2), Barr and almost perfect indications are that Eric Allen, season. OSU couldn't go to the Rose Bowl but Sokoll have also stole enemy that was the only Bill Triplett and Henry Matthews passes to run the team's total to thing that was disappointing in what appeared to be a 9 0 season will be the three running backs and the mythical national 12 after just three games. Last championship. behind the quarterback. year, the Spartans intercepted But the Wolverines had other thoughts for the Bucks Matthews is the team's leading 16 passes. proceeded to record a 24-12 victory in what has been called ground gainer this year with 127 Fox is running away as the team of the biggest upsets of all time. Woody and his crew will get their yards, 26 more than Triplett. leader In tackles. He's nailed 25 shot at the Wolverines In this year's season finale, but just the thought of being in the state of Michigan could spell bad news for the Spartans. Kansas, KSU If that Isn't enough to get the Buckeyes' dandruff up, there's always the fact that they know who the Spartans played last week and what the result was. Notre Dame is ranked no. 3 in the. country and If the Bucks don't better the 29-0 score of last week, probation people may start thinking the Irish to be better than their No, 3 ' 18°WILL 18 WILL BE RFDER B INSn"tMNORMAL put on rank. Coach Ara Parseghlan has already said that if his the Bucks go undefeated, he'd to decide the national propose that the two squad* squud and ■ukWi IN COLOR championship. ► ADMITTED UNLESS I KANSAS CITY, MO, (UPI) - "reprimanded and censured for All this Is fine if you're from Columbus or South Bend. But for , AN MSU ID IS I SHOWN AT 7 P.M., Kansas State University's failure to administer, supervise, Michigan State followers, It's bad news, There are a couple of football program was jolted things going for the Spartans - not many - but a couple. PRESENTED I 8:40, and 10;20 apply the rules of the sport They ► ADULTS ONLY ■ 106 B WELLS Wednesday night with a three • of football., are coming off a strong second half showing against Noire Dame SI.00 ADMISSION (AND WORTH year probation by the Big Eight Kansas State's violations and if it carries over, tney could give OSU a battle, The game will IT) conference and the University of involved be played in principles governing Spartan Stadium, awav from the mad and fouiball Kansas received a two . year financial aid, principles of crazy fans in Columbus. And possible a really big advantage it the probation sentence, with no ethical conduot, provisions fact that Woody Hayes can only take 48 players on away unmet additional restrictions, governing institutional eligibility which means he'll have to leave a lot of Doors good football piayen. The action by the conference «nd recruiting. Duke listed seven back In Columbus. starts TODAY Open 6:45 pm n I DaaminrOnLlUb • , r*l I f«cu,ty representatives was different areas of violation in «nnounced by Commissioner addition to five violations In 1068 the Buckeyes were said to have the greatest team assembled at Ohio State. Last year they said there was Feature 7:20-9:25. Sat.-Sun. Wayne Duke three days before perpetrated by Dick Steinberg, question about it - the '00 team was the best, But now this year, 1'.20"3-. 15-5:15-7:20-9:25 p.m the two state universities former assistant coach now at thoae same people are saying are they have an even better »>quad,that scheduled to meet * on the Southern Mississippi, it's the 1070 team which ranks above all others. 21S Abbott Rd. - Downtown 1 imeets t football field. The University of Kansas was This could very well really be the best. The '68 team WINNER,CANNES FILM FESTIVAL The Badminton Club will meet "T In addition to the probation, Stat® W8S ^nntd from cited for providing "fraudulent •cho°l class ranks" for two up now of some fabulous sophomores. Well those fabulours sensational seniors and are seeking to become a sophs are part of i tonight from 630 to 9 00 n !i po8t * 868800 *ame8 for the three freshman athletes, Curtis select few who ever made it to the Rose Bowl twice. Nine of the offensive starters are seniors, most of whom have been three the lower gym of the Women's IM ' ZiV span and wl" not ** ™°mp80n Jr- Michael ADAI.EN Building. AH students facultv to appear on any NCAA Nathan Bossard. Both players year regulars. If this isn't the best OSU team and staff are invited to attend ' c°ntro,led television program, attended Kansas last year on Head Coach Vince Gibson was athletic ever, it is the best group of seniors ever to play for Hayes. Ends Bruce Jankowski and Jan RECOMMENDED BY THE NATIONAL grants - in - aid. Thompson played football, White have been tabbed the best pair of ends ever to SOCIETY OF FILM CRITICS: play for the I BO WIDERBERG'S MASTERPIECE! HIS FIRST PICTURE SINCE ELVIRA MADIGAN.' —Mollis Alpert. Saturday Review The Nation • Stefan Kanfer, Time • Harold Clurman, BRAMS Bossard basketball. graduated from McKinley High School in Washington, D.C. Both were Bucks, while Kern has been hailed as the No. 1 quarterback in Ohio State history. Jim Stillwagon and Jack Tatum have been Magazine • Richard making all - American teams since their sophomore years. Schikel. Life Magazine • John Simon, The New Leader In addition, the Big MSU Asst. Coach Joe Carruthers scouted the Bucks last week Eight also ruled that assistant football and called them "physically strong, very agile and a smart coach Dick Tomey "be denied football team. Kern (OSU quarterback Rex "ABSOLUTELY EXQUISITE!" Kern) is simply the privilege of contact with any amazing with the football yet back - up man Ron Maciejowski is —Newsweek prospective student - athlete and the better passer of the two," Carruthers says. "SELDOM SURPASSED!" W\ participation in any recruiting activity until May 31,1072." - Last week I picked the Spartans to upset Notre Dame by three points. Everyone said that I was just being loyal to the team and —Time PLANETARIUM The conference further thus had to pick State. But I honestly felt the Spartans eould beat reprimanded and censured John the Irish if they got off to a "SHOULD BE PLACED ON good start and got a couple of breaks. Neither happened and the rest speaks for itself. PROGRAM Novotny, now assistant athletic A 'TEN BEST LIST OF director at Kansas "In that he This week I'll have to SCHEDULE go with the Buckeyes by a couple of THE YEAR'!" did not exercise due diligence touchdowns. But there's a good reason — the Spartans are looking when facts came to his attention FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS I THE CASE that should have placed him on past Ohio State to next week's game with arch rival Michigan. Guess you come In second again 8:00 p.m. I Woody. notice that fraudulent high SATURDAY, OCT. 17 & 31 I OF THE 2:30 and 8:00 p.m. school class ranks had been I SUNDAYS 2:30 and 4:00 p.m. J UFO Concludes Oct. provided" for the two athletes. Bossard participated freshman basketball last season In Wichita 18 Information 355-4672 Is and the conference ruled that all our planet being visited by spacecraft controlled by games in which he played would be forfeited. Thompson suffered to vote Abrams Planetarium, J intelligent creatures from a knee Science Road and Shaw j another world? Explore with injury and did not freshman football play WICHITA, KAN. (UPI) Lane, MSU, East Lansing. I us the possibilities of highly — bound plane crashed in the No pre-schoolers admitted. I developed life forms on other Duke said the'investigations Wichita State University football Colorado Rockies | planets. Witness dramatic were initiated bv the Bie Eight p,ayers Probably won't decide Nine players who survived"* Next: j demonstrations of conference office, meaning him. until early next week whether to crash but remain First Run 7 E. GRAND RIVER - DOWNTOWN 2nd Attraction KINGDOM IN j mysterious UFO accounts some He said there were a series of continue their 1070 season. hospital^ with Injuries will be given J VC# Showing Shown Today & Sat. THE SKY j and learn some basic types of individual investigations by the E ort8f to ,hold a ***** the decision o contini* Today & Sat. at 3:15-7:00 - & Late at 1:30-5:10-0:00 October 23 — I observations to perform when Big Eight and NCAA as well as ™eetin8 continuing Reason for putting off W I you see joint investigations by the two " November 1 I sky." an "unknown In the the, fa8°n f«»ed this week and meeting this assistant coaches decided to week was many« GOODBYE, COLUMBUS' IS A VERY organizations In the Kansas State give the reminlng players - incluM "kkii HIGHEST FUNNY, IMMENSELY APPEALING cglg up until Sunday trying to assemble the players. 23 who were aboard anotiw aircraft that landed safely MM MM RATING! MOVIE... A THING OF REAL AND Head coach Ben Wilson and the city to attend memorial LIZA RATES OSCAR IN TOP ORAMAV 13 first - team players were funeral services for those who UNUSUAL PLEASURE P Black Brothers of Shaw killed last Friday when a game • were killed. m. -\ /mi present malTtheatre S628 W. BAQINAW • 4*4-4403 At 6:45 & 0:26 p.m Eric & The Vikings Continuous Sat., Sun. from 1:30 p.m. ■fee Viking Voyage "IT'S A MAD. MAO, MAD. /WL, , UHURU MAD WORLD IMMHIKIT, ?Koor^I CASTELS AN OTTO PREMINQER FILM liza minnelli ken howard robert moore RICHARD BENJAMIN THE FEELINGS GOOD jamescoco kaythompson fred Williamson plus the Latest Styles in Fashion pete seeger old devil time JACKKLUGMAN by Mm r Dabney's Boutique Philip tpnngir tichnicolor'. born kiufmin otto prtmingtr BSjWm All fefiWW SS Lower Shaw Lounge Saturday, Oct. 10 ^^ ^Ihlj ■ .unmount 'QP'. N „*#» 9 p.m. - Brothers $2.00, Sisters $1.50 Midiigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 9, 1970 13 -SPORTS Buckeye lineup filled with By JEFF ELLIOTT State Newt Sports Writer nine regular season contests and then romped over Southern Cal Kern, 6-0, 184 pound senior from Lancaster, isn't spectacular Kern and back-up man Ron Stillwagon has great stars lateral speed and is known for his in the Roae Bowl, 27-16. — he just does everything perfect. Maciejowski have only put the movement and will often rush vicious tackles. ball in the air 25 times. White the passer from his linebacker After Last year the Spartans At the end of his junior year he Safety Mike . describing Notre Dame's has two catches for 22 yards Sensibaugh. powerful team last week, MSU traveled to Columbus for the had already broken the OSU spot. linebacker Doug Adams and end while Jankowski has nabbed Tatum Head Coach Duffy second straight year and were career total offense record with was a unanimous Mark Debevc were named on the Daugherty mauled one. Campana is the leading all-American last year. He's one found himself running out of by a high-scoring 3,091 yards. His sophomore receiver wtih four catches for 73 all-Big Ten squad last year along Buckeye outfit, 54-21. Three he netted 541 yards of the most wtih Tatum superlatives when he started season gifted athletes in and Stillwagon yards. talking about the Ohio State quick touchdowns in the first rushing, last year he upped that to On defense, the Bucks have college football today and could Sensibaugh lead the conference ten minutes of the 583 and after two games this excel on either offense in pass interceptions in '69 and Buckeyes. game forced four potential ail-Americans. Jim or The the Spartans to play catch-up year, he's picked up 184 markers defense. He possesses excellent does the punting for the Bucks. Bucks, who invade Stillwagon at middle guard and Spartan Stadium this Saturday, football the rest of the in 20 carries, a 9.2 average. Jack Tatum at a roverbakc spot will be out to protect their No. 1 afternoon. Rex Kern directed The primary ball carrier for the were consensus the OSU offense that day, Bucks is fullback John picks last year ranking in the country. The and will probably Ohioans have held the top spot passing for over 200 yards and since their convincing 56-13 win twice three touchdowns and scoring Brockington, who has carried the everyone's ball 47 times for 194 yards so far the possible exception make squad this year (with of GOLDEN FALCON DOOM I himself. this year. Brockington is the first | over Texas Christian in their man Kern will either Playboy magazine). Stillwagon give the ball will move into a linebacker . season Last opener two weeks ago. Saturday, Duke held the Everyone who scored in that game a year ago for the Bucks is to or fake to. Against Duke last when the Buckeyes use post a Capital City Airport week the big fullback went 17 , Buckeyes to a 6-3 halftime lead back again this yea*. Larry Zelina four-man defensive line. Featuring before times off left guard and 17 times ■ finally submitting, 34-10. scored on a 73 yard punt return off right guard. Many of Saturday's starters for Ohio State will be the same but he won't see action against The halfback in OSU's full THE DON RODRIGO TRIO the Spartans Saturday. The senior Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eves. ones who started'the 1968 that the Spartans almost won. In game flanker is hobbled with a pulled house backfield is Leo "Hondo" Hayden. Hayden gained 350 Soccer 1 hamstring muscle and will be yards last year and has already a game played in Columbus, the sidelined two weeks. Actually Buckeyes - ranked No. 1 in the nation then too — had to hold there's little consolation in that for MSU fans since his picked up 254 this season. He's carried 40 times for a 6.3 average. Sunday off a fourth quarter The only two non-seniors in Rex Kern Spartan replacement, Tom Campana, was the starting offense for the For any person interested in rally to preserve a 25-20 on the receiving end of 29 and 5 triumph. It was the closest yard touchdown passes from Buckeyes tackle are sophomore right John Hicks and junior seeing an exciting soccer game, a full-length film of the 1968 For Reservations Call SPECIAL Woody Hayes' crew came to Kern and Kevin Rusnak in last SN STAFF PICKS REDS losing that year. They swept all year's game. center Tom DeLeone. Senior European championship Soccer game Cup between 485-1764 PRIME RIB DINNER guard Phil Strickland was a Manchester Dining Room United of England starting offensive guard in 1968, and Benefica of Mon. thru Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. $4.95 was moved to linebacker last Portugal will be shown Sunday night at 7:30. 6 - 9:30 Series starts year and is now back at his guard Hicks, position. Along with held the pair formidable twosome for the form a The in presentation Room 100 will of Engineering Building. Anyone is welcomed. There is be the Thurs. thru Sat. 6 COFFEE SHOP 12 SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET ALL YOU CAN EAT 12 to 3 ADULTS S3.25 CHILDREN S1.95 Only OSU backs to run behind. no admission Open Daily rhe 1970 World Series gets booming bats of Johnny Bench, Baltimore has too much charge. 7 9 P.M. Sunday Dining 3:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. pitching, bullpen, but with a series rotation Jan White and Bruce - 1(lir way Saturday with the Tony Perez, Bernie Carbo and too much hitting and too much of Palmer, McNally and Cuellar Jankowski are starters for the Pete Rose. .jtimori' Orioles and Cincinnati experience. The Reds will keep it's unlikely that Earl Weaver will third straight season at the end Here's how the State News Reds squaring off in Cincinnati's each game interesting, but have to use his relievers very Sports Staff sees the Series: spots. Jankowski has been the tiverfront Stadium at 12 noon. Baltimore is not going to lose. often. Cincinnati also has a few RICK GOSSELIN - Cincinnati team leader in pass receptions DON KOPRIVA — Cincinnati holes in its defense, while the The Orioles will bo out to in 6. Both of these teams blew the past two years with 31 and in 7. It's a tough one to predict Orioles are only hurt in leftfield 23 catches while White has enge their loss to New York in through the season with relatively and any smart oddsmaker would with Don Buford. nabbed 21 and 23 passes his two st years series while the Reds little trouble. The only hassle call it a tossup. But ould like nothing better than a figure on the GARY SCHARRER - previous seasons. Because the Baltimore got was from (its) fans. bats booming hot and heavy and orld Championship to cap their Cincinnati in 6. Both teams swept Bucks have mounted such a . . they couldn't get them to come relief pitchers running in rst season in their new stadium. out to the ball park. Cincy's (Continued on page 14) potent running game this year, Big regularly. Cincy has two of the Red Machine only had trouble in best and a big edge over the Birds Starting pitchers for the game the All Star game. Even though here. Baltimore has it all in •ill be Baltimore's Jim Palmer the Oriole staff strangely 20 • 10) and Cincy's Gary Nolan 18 - 7). Sunday's game will see resembles the All Star staff, the Reds should take them. Besides, fielding, especially with the incomparable Brooks Robinson at third, but the Reds are more Fresh like Cuellar of the birds go this young Cincinnati team is than adequate in the field and igainst Jim McGlothin and when lie Series be Dave moves to Baltimore it McNally vs. similar to another young team of 1966 that surprised many people Tony against the heavily favored have better overall hitting and power. As it has so often for Baltimore, it could again all ride Apple Ciller loniger. Cincinnati's premier Dodgers. is now in stason on Cuellar. no preservative Jim Merritt, may work , JOHN VIGES — Baltimore In 4. GARY WALKOWICZ - he fourth game depending on the. Cincinnati may be a Big Red Baltimore In 5. Cincinnati has 'onditionof his arm. Machine but bird feathers in the more talent than the Mets had, i1*1-) gears will slow It In hurry. If but none of the New Yorkers' Quality Dairy the Orioles hitting will be a iced by Boog Powell. Frank and nothing else, the fact that the magic. The decisive factor will be Orioles were humiliated by the alto fold Irooks Robinson and Paul Blair the Reds* erratic starting Mets in last years' series will be beer & wine hile the Reds will depend on the pitching. Baltimore's only 1201 E. Grand River enough inspiration for Baltimore. possible Achilles heel Is its in the Meridian Mall LINCOLN THIS GROWLIES WEEK GOT YOU? AT VAN'S Little Caesars today's pant suit takes on the ^teza Beat bright young crochet look! $26 ON CAMPUS CALL The crochet look is all-new, ami here it shows up in bonded This ad is good for $5 off on wool knits that just don't quit! Buttoned front suit, left, in the purchase of any camera, $25.00 337-1681 purple or rust, sizes 5-l.v I lie zip-up model.right, with or more, in the store! stand-up collar, in brown and purple. 5-Lv Junior Shop, second floor downtown and Meridian Mall. OFF CAMPUS CALL other famous cumer 337-1631 1203 E. GRAND RIVER Knapp's 3 BLOCKS WEST Shop Knapp's Downtown Tomorrow Van's Card and Camera OF HAGADORN MERIDIAN MALL - OKEMOS from TO a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 14 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October I (>?01 -SPORTS Booters travel ByGARYSCHARRER broke out of their slump in the Cleveland State and predicted line," Harris said. "John Houska besides scoring three goals, State News Sports Writer Ball State game but face a that they would score as many and Ray Korkiala were really tighter defense Saturday. The as six picked up four assists, also one goals against Ball State. moving the ball. I think that shy of a MSU record set by Bill After massacring Ball State, Scots, in their last outing, tied a Harris was naturally quite from now on we can expect a Schwarz and Tony Keyes. 13-1, Wednesday, the Spartan tough Akron team. pleased with the Spartans much better booters take to the road this Assistant Coach Trevor Harris showing in the Making his debut to the performance and had a big smile games to come." American version of soccer in weekend, playing the Wooster worked quite extensively with on his face after the game. It mattered little which the Ball State game was senior Scots in Wooster, Ohio. the Spartan forward line "I think we put it all together combination Harris used in his transfer student from Holland, The offensive line certainly following their tie with today, especially the forward forward line against Ball State. Klaus Hendricks. Hendricks, a Each unit passed with precision goalie, started the second FOUR YEAR CONTRACT and scored with authority. Rudy quarter and performed well after Mayer, Tom Petersen, Lennox being a victim of his own Robinson, Jerry Murray, and mistake. That miscue was failure Houska started in the offensive to into hike report the Umpires get game, line and put the machine in pay motion. As the score mounted more substitutions were sent in constituting which into a the score. a penalty Cardinals converted kick, NEW YORK (UPI) - "I'm glad to get back to and everyone had their eye on The umpires had declined to work the first Knowledge that they are the Ball State net. Even bats and balls now. That's an important part of games of the league playoffs, and had been capable of scoring has given the defensemen Buzz Demling, the game, isn't it?" replaced by minor league and retired major league Spartan booters more Frank Morant, and Thus did Joe Cronin, President of the American League, sum up his personal officials. Goodison took turns in shooting Nigel confidence and even though they routed Ball State the A long afternoon feelings at The "umpires who worked the playoff openers at the Cardinal goalie. Goodison the end of a long day of bargaining Wednesday will receive $3,000 for their one - day players were quick to point out was successful in Ball State goalie Jim Krug is a picture of complete frustration after he allowed another that resulted in a pay boost for major league assignment. The major league umpires, who blasting a shot that it was a team effort and it MSU past the weary Cardinal will take team efforts to goal in Wednesday's soccer game against MSU. The Spartans bombarded two Ball State goalies umpires working playoff and world series games. returned to duty for the second and third games carry netminder. them with 35 shots and 13 of them got into the net as MSU won, 13-1. Baseball executives averted a possible strike of after being assured that baseball executives through a successful In second half action the State News photo by Fred umpires at the series, scheduled to open would bargain "in good faith," will receive a Ferri in Cincinnati on Saturday, by negotiating a retroactive $4000 fee. story was all Ray Korkiala. The four-year contract in a six - hour session. The increases agreed upon marked the third "Flying Finn", as he is The new contract calls for umpires to receive nicknamed, has been trying to Collegiate football consecutive year the men in blue have succeeded break into the starting $4,000 for the playoffs through the 1973 season in getting pay hikes. In 1968, their world series lineup this fall and certainly helped his and $7,500 for the world series this year and fee was increased from $4000 to $5,000 per man cause with a five next and $8,000 for 1972 and 1973. The and goal scoring a year ago the price jumped to $6,500. burst. The senior Sudbury, Ont. Don Kopriva umpires had sought $5,000 for the playoffs and Present at Wednesday's meeting were Ohio St. at MSU OSU- 34. MSU - $10,000 for the series. Bowie product also worked well with U-M by S Kuhn and National and his offensive teammates and was American League presidents credited with one assist. The five Charles "Chub" Feeney and III. by 3 goals by Korkiala falls one shy N.D. by 40 Cronin, along with Scotty of the Spartan record of six USC by 3 Hadden, attorney for the goals (set by four different office. Spartans) for one game. Houska, Oregon at UCLA Miss. b> 3 W. Va. by I ( World Series Neb. by 8 A.F.by 25 (Continued from page 13) arms of Cuellar, McNally, and ATTENTION: through the season with relative ease, feeling little pressure teams behind them, but from the Palmer. The hurlers of Cincy, however, should not be underestimated. The Met pitchers younger Reds may be a little dominated last year, the Red hungrier and have the advantage pitching staff will turn the trick WE RECEIVED WORD CLAUDE KILLY IS HOSPITALIZED IN THAT JOHN of better support from their fans. It'll be the booming bats of Bench and Perez facing the 20 victory this year. JEFF ELLIOTT — Cincinnati in 6. If the Mets won it all in five S' ha rriers seek first win, last year, I should pick Cincinnati PARIS. WE WILL TRY AND in four straight. But the Orioles WHAT'S GOOD FOR TURIN Bucks here Saturday have a couple of good pitchers RESCHEDULE AN LATER THIS TERM. TICKETS FOR THE APPEARANCE BICYCLE CO OP IS GOOD FOR THE U.S.A. who could win back at despite their own fans. Cincy started strong this year and Baltimore, meet OCT. 9, 8 P.M. SHOW CAN BE HELD FOR Carlton, Raleigh, Robin they're not about to blow it now. LATER OR REFUNDED WHERE THEY Look for Bench, Rose, Perez and Mercier, Falcon, Witcomb, By DON KOPRIVA Coach Jim Gibbard is hoping it But Gibbard thinks his team is WERE PURCHASED. Jackson, Pogliaghi Tolan to all have good series and State News Sports Writer will continue against Ohio State kayo the O's hurlers. In a tight hungry enough to win this one ball game look for the Reds to Saturday at the Forest Akers 0hio ' State has a An almost sure way young, to success MSU SKI CLUB suddenly explode and inexperienced team and should REGRETS ANY i cross country is to have good B Starting time is 10 a.m. before Baltimore group running. MSU had this all MSU is 0 1 on the season INCONVENIENCE CAUSED BY THE knows what happened. week in practice and Spartan - and will be seeking to rebound CANCELLATION. after a shocking 17 -46 loss at underestimated. Indiana a week ago. OSU is 0 - 2, CHECK OUR SPECIALS with losses to Central Michigan He will be counting heavily and West Virginia. junior Dave Dieters and RACK. Many Great "We always respect Ohio State as an opponent," Gibbard sophomores Randy Kilpatrick, Warren Krueger and Pete Reiff said, "and we can't take them l° give the Spartans added LP's at Low Prices! too lightly. But we have looked strength up front. Senior co - better this week in workouts captain Kim Hartman has been 2112 N. Clark St., Chicago. III. 60614 with better group running and Telephone: (3121 LI 9-8863 at coming along well and was we'll be aiming for a win." MSU's fourth runner in against Open weekdays Noon to 8 30 p Sat 8< Sun 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Indiana's top runners took off Indiana, kll Bicycles Free Delivery on over $100, Parts DISC SHOP last week just before the two mile post and Gibbard s runners Sophomore Ralph Zoppa, HXen over 323 E. Grand River 17th in thp Big as a had to play catch - up the rest of Open Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.n the way. A 1 - 2 - 3 sweep in a freshmail) has rejoined thp team and run Salurdav. Sat. 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. cross country dual »meet d iscount records HOURS: guarantees win for any team, Phone: 351-5380 a Other entries include senior DAILY 9:30-8:30 regardless of where its fourth co - captain Chuck Starkey, who SAT. 9:30-6:00 and fifth men finish. Gibbard is counting on for a top SUN. 12:00-5:00 ARE YOU A Ken Popejoy is the Spartans' performance, along with top runner right now. The freshmen Steve Moffat and Doug Illinois sophomore placed fourth UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIS! against the Hoosiers, the only Kurtis. Spartan to crack the Indiana Gibbard's squad, wanting a WITHOUT KNOWING IT? group. big win Saturday, can't help but look ahead bit to Are you a a week from seeking a church - which believes that Saturday, when Minnesota • religion comes from man and is We fix the same car invades East concerned with man? Lansing. The every day. Gophers topped MSU 27 - 28 on • which rejects old theological assumptions and seeks to the Minnesota course last year apply modern knowledge to religion? and went on to win the Big Ten • which expects you to develop KEN POPEJOY your own religious concepts championship. in an atmosphere of freedom and tolerance? • which offers you fellowship with other concerned human beings? Then visit us this Sunday and hear about "The Daring Declaimer" Rev. Robert Edward Green THE MOST SAVAGE CHECK OUR NEW SPECIALS RACK- Red Cedar School, Sever Dr., Glenn Herriman FILM IN HISTORY! 40% OFF LIST E. Lansing Volkswagen, Inc. 1 Blk. W. of Harrison 1 Blk. N. of Towbridge Sunday Service, Children's Program, and TAKE OUT A FISH, Nursery 10:45 Church Office Phone 489-1023 TONIGHT. For only $1.35 you can take out almost any food item on our menu. Fish, Chicken, Shrimp dinners with all the extras. For your convenience our carry - out specials take only seconds to prepare or you can call ahead and we'll have it waiting for you. If JOSEPH E L-V NE -—is i,;: EMBASSV '.LW you're in a hurry for excellent food and service, Hurry into Holiday Inn. SOLDIER BLUE Holiday Inn East - 3121 E. Grand River CANOICE BERGEN PETER STRAUSS 489-2481 DONALD PLEASENCE Don't jOHMf&RsoN DANA EICAR forget our BOX LUNCH SPECIAL for the Mbitm ?5kr b.::' •• vVv:-;: game Saturday, only 1.50 HAhiJLl! LOtB .inj I KAT;kA r; " \ — GRIDIRON BUFFET before TECHNICOLOR * PANAnSION ■' AN AVCQ EMBA.So» fir L: '• PROGRAM INFORMATION 4>? 3< and after the game. $3.50 Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. October l). Il)70 ]5 state news classified Selling something? Put in the price and results are yours STATE NEWS 355-8255 CLASSIFIED . . . Call 355-8255 between 8 a.m. - 7 p.i 355 8255 The State News does not permit racial or religious Automotive faxnklyspeaking by Phli Employment For Rent For Rent discrimination in its FALCON 1966, 2 door, stick six. advertising columns. The New exhaust, CLEANING WOMAN, one day / RENT A TV and watch your favorite shocks, battery. No EAST LANSING near campus. One fasti State accept News advertisinq which will not rust. $650. 351-3963. 3-10 9 FAIRLANE 500, 1965, 6 automatic. week. Experienced. transportation. $2/hour. Call ED 2-5634, after 6 p.m. 3-10-9 Own program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, 337.1300.C bedroom, rooms. furnished. Air Large, airy conditioned. .automotive discriminates against No salt. New tires, windshield, TV RENTALS. Color and black and Beautifully maintained Select Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or muffler and engine. 355-6090. PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 white. MARSHALL MUSIC clientele. Lease. 332 3135 or Auto Parts & Service national hours per week. Automobile COMPANY, 351-7830. C 882-6549. O origin. 3-10-13 required. 351-5800. O Aviation BICYCLE STORAGE space. $5 ♦ employment BABYSITTER NEEDED to live in. month, $15 season 393-7088, THE GOOD LIFE ! East after 5 p.m. 3-10-9 » for rent Automotive Lansing. Babysit some It comes free with your rent at GTO 1970. evening and some half - days. Apartments Like new. Air 351-4480. 2-10-9 TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free Seven Thirty — one! Also on - - conditioning, 12,500 miles. deliveries. Houses CHEVROLET GREENBRIAR van Call SELCO site maintenance and 393-6760 or 484 8443, extension Rooms $175 or best offer. Needs work 254 5 10-12 GIRL FOR housecleaning on COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. management staff, pool, weekends at $1.50 per hour. #for sale 332 5863. 3-10-9 patios, party lounge, IMPALA, CONVERTIBLE. 1965. Transportation provided. Apply at dishwashers, air conditioning, Animals Beige / black. New tires, excellent American Mobile Products. PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. Compact luxurious furniture and Mobile Homes condition. $850. 3-10-12 Refrigerators, rentals. 351-0184 ESCHTRUTH appliances. Short walk to 3 10-12 APPLIANCES & .personal BABYSITTER EAST Lansing. Daily. TV. Grand Ledge. 627-2191. O campus — $66 per person per .peanuts personal CHEVY 1960. JAGUAR SEDAN, 1960. Must see 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Care for two month. Phone 351-7212 or 6 cylinder. Fa.r visit 731 Burcham Drive. real estate appreciate. 351-5519, after 5 p children. 351-4480. 2-10-9 . .recreation condition. $70. Phone 641-6459 2 10-9 2-10-9 Apartments DENTAL ASSISTANT for WANTED ONE or 2 men to share ♦ SERVICE CHEW II. 1963. Convertible. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 1961, orthodontic office. Orthodontic NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 man. furnished apartment. One block from Typing Service Excellent condition. Best offer very good condition, newly tuned. experience necessary. Full o- part UNIVERSITY TERRACE. campus. Call 332-4432. 332 3447. 3-10-9 time. 482-9695, days. 484-0702 HASLETT ARMS, EVERGREEN. 10-10-9 .TRANSPORTATION Automatic. Call after 6. 489 6095 evenings. 4-10-13 4-10-9 Walking distance to campus. ♦WANTED MERCEDES BENZ Rare model. ' HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT NEEDED ONE or two girls to share 220-SE coupe. 1960. PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per furnished apartment. One block deadline 489-3746, days. 489-2359 evenings. 3-10-9 <#u m sye ooov opinions about m GemmoN week. Car necessary. Call COMPANY, 351-1717, 351-9117. from campus. Call 332-4432. 1 P.M. one class day &AP m1 talk me aboc/t i rr»r. it 351-7319 for interview. C 10-10-9 MERCURY 1 963. Jw before publication. 2 door. AfV Automatic. Good transportation. EJ'STUK/CM MAN NEEDED - Four man NEED TWO roommates. Cancellations - 12 noon 351-6898 after 5 p.m. 5-10-13 apartment, Meadowbrook Trace. Luxury furnished 4-man apartment. one class day betore Furnished, $60. Call 393-1218. $85/month. No lease. One block CHEVELLE, 1965 Malibu SS, V-8. GLAMOROUS POSITION ground 5-10-13 publication. Automatic, bucket seats with MERCURY 1963, 4-door. V-8. from campus. Call after 6 p.m., standard. Motor in excellent A utomotive Automotive 35JL3685. TF PHONE console. One owner. Runs well. multi-million dollar cosmetic EAST LANSING. 2 bedroom luxury $695. 351-5777. 3 10-9 condition Need money for ROOMMATE NEEDED. $12.50 per 3558255 company. $10 an hour, and up. duplex. Furnished and laundry school. Call after 6 p.m., PONTI AC 1966 Tempest Sprint. week. Trailer VOLKSWAGEN, 1968. Convertible. 337-1194, 10-10-16 facilities. $185 per month for 2 or by Gables. RATES 372-7920 3-10-9 "The Goose" O/H 351-7219. 3-10-12 CORVETTE 1969 , 350 horsepower, - cam, 6 Needs body work. Michelin tires. 4 persons. Phone 332-3373. cylinder, 4 bbl., 3-speed Hurst. ANN ARBOR 1 day $1.50 4-speed, excellent condition, MGA 1962, completely restored! Runs beautifully, make offer. 3-10-9 $3595. 489-3878. 3-10-9 Excellent condition. Call Smydra Police Department ONE MAN needed for two man New paint, carpet. $795 firm. 351-7665. 2-10-12 15c per word per day 355-8994. 3-10-13 apartment. 8urcham 393-1963. 2-10-9 Representatives of the Ann GIRL NEEDED for two man Woods. 3 days $4.00 CORVETTE 1964. Blue coupe New VW 1966. 1300 Sedan. Needs Arbor Police Dept. will be apartment. Next to campus. Call 337-2359. 2-10-9 PONTIAC CATALINA 1967, 2 door. major 13'/jC per word per day paint, engine, clutch, and wiring. engine repair, otherwise like new. interviewing for the positions 351 2069. 3-10-9 Power brakes, steering. Automatic 5 days $6.50 Trans, ignition, Hurst, power $500 655-3385. 2-10-9 of patrolmen, Oct. 14,1 p.m. - Burcham Woods windows, and brakes, side transmission, new tires, muffler. TWO MAN available winter 13c per word per day $1200. 355-2873 3-10-9 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. at term. Apartments exhaust. ET mags. AM-FM. MUSTANG, 1966 Fastback. V-8. VW 1967. Factory rebuilt engine. 135 Kedzie, one block from (based on 10 words per ad) 327-325. Must sell. Best offer by Reasonable. Call 355-2808 after the University Inn Motel, Mason Abbott. 337-0731. stick. Excellent condition. Must 1100 Trowbridge, E. L. - Furnished 1. 2. 3. & 4 man. Saturday takes. 355-8059. 3-10-9 PORSCHE, 1966 912/4. Excellent 5:30 p.m. 5-10-13 5-10-13 Peanuts Personals must be sell. 332-2219, evenings. 2-10-9 condition. AM-FM radio. New Anyone interested in Unfurnished Available. pre-paid. CORVETTE 1967 convertible. radials, muffler, battery. discussing job opportunities ROOMMATE TO share housetrailer, Swimming Pool MUSTANG, 1969. Fastback, 390, There will be 50c service 327/350. 4 speed. AM-FM. 4 Wholesale at $2675. 489-5988, Scooters & Cycles should phone for appt. or own room. Call 332-1303 or a barrel, disc brakes, QRPS, C-6, days. 4-10-12 851-7616. 3-10-9 Ample Parking and bookkeeping charge it Excellent condition. Best offer. automatic, $2300. Call 393-1467 come to the mote! during times From $125 351-2645.10-10-16 before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. BULTACO - 1970 Bandido MK2. listed ... 351-5500. this ad is not paid within SAAB 1967 V-4 wagon. 27,000 350cc moto cross. Excellent GIRL NEEDED to share furnished 3-10-9 SWEDISH TUTOR wanted for 2 745 Burcham Drive. le week. CORVETTE, 1968. 327-350. 2 tops, miles. $750 or best offer. Call condition. 3 months old. apartment near campus. $80. weeks. S1.50 hour. Can 355-0969 Graham, 353-7895 or 351-0053. 339-8824 5-10-13 351-6850. 5-10-13 Resident Manager 351-3118 The State News will side pipes, 4 speed. Call 353-5665 OLDSMOBI LE 3-10-13 be 19«^ Dynamic 88 2-10-12 responsible only tor the at MSU or 725-7565 in Owosso. convert ibUc.OV.od condition. 1130 BEECH If no answer 484-4014. 2-10-12 $225. 484-7(Jo0. 3-10-12 GARELLI, 1969. Low mileage. - two bedroom HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED in day's incorrect TR3, 1960. Triumph Roadster body. 100cc, Sachs student apartments. Furnished, air engine. Good motherless home. Live in. NEEDED: ONE girl to share 2 4 cylinder. Needs work. $200. insertion. COUGAR 1967 full power plus air. lightweight trail bike. $225. Call 655-2743. 3-10-13 - conditioned. Close to campus. bedroom apa't^Cp vith 3 other OLDSMOBILE 1967, V-8, power 489-5604. 1225 N. Grand River. Must sell. 371-1855, after 5 p.m. 627-6794. 3-10-9 332-0965. HALSTEAD 5-10-13 steering, low mileage. One owner. 5-10-15 MANAGEMENT gins. iQ^lampus, S62.50. 393-4892. 3-10-9 WANTED: CHURCH bus driver. COMPANY, 355-2139. 3-10-9 TR SPITFIRE 1969. low mileage. Sunday morning and evening. 3 351-7910. O COUGAR 1968 390 GT. Power hours , OLDSMOBILE 1964. Automatic Excellent condition. Overdrive, per week. $25 month. NEEDED: FOURTH man for Fee steering, disc brakes. AM-FM Chauffeur's license required. Call LOWEBROOK APARTMENTS, $190 transmission, full power, excellent tonneau, snowtires, and wheels, apartment per term. stereo radio. Onri year full SEARS 1968. 106cc. 1800 miles. 9 3 p.m 332-8693 1-10-9 1300 East Grand River. Furnished runner, body good. $285. other extras. Best offer over - . 353-1917. 3-10-12 warranty left. 355-6128. 3-10-13 Excellent condition. $175. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Air 353-3561 after 6 p.m. X-4-10-12 $1700. Sorry, cash only. If M. 1969. Just like a Javelin. 4 355-1131.3-10-9 of conditioning, carpeting, and interested, call 351-6342, (V L/NSING SOUTH side. One speed, power steering Runs on CUTLASS 1965. Silver with black parking. From $170. Call OLDSMOBILE 1969. 98 full power. Okemos. 4-10-9 bedroom. Partially furnished. All regular. Sharp. S1975. 337-9095 top, 3 speed on floor, bucket Cruise control. 28,000 miles. PENTON, 1969. 125cc. 1335 miles. 351-5289 or 487-3518. 10-10-9 utilities. $125. 484-3009. 3-10-12 or 337-1801. 4-10-13 seats. $650. Call 351-7401. Excellent condition. $450. afternoon 3 7 p.m. For interview 332-4522.5-10-9 - 10-10-15 TRIUMPH 1966 Spitfire. Two tops, Helmets included. 489-5988, days. FLAT TO let 4 man, $50 each. appointment, call 484-2796 TWO MEN for 4 man apartment. FA ROMEO Guilietta Sprint, tonneau. Good heater, radio. 4-10-12 between 9 3 p.m. 3-10-9 Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 DART OLDS 1969 Cutlass convertible. - $55 each. Large. Walking distance. 1958. Classic sports car. Restored, GT, 1966. 225-slant 6. Good condition. IV 4-3770. days. 339-8450 after 7pm, C Automatic. Sharp, well - cared for. Excellent condition. LOW mileage. 332-3255, days. C extras. S800. 1416-H 3-10-13 BRIDGESTONE 175. 1970. 1000 Spartan $2400. 485-2844. 5-10-9 ATTENTION WOMEN 332 3806 2-10-9 miles. Like new. $350. Call STODDARD APARTMENTS. One Village. 355-0905. 5-10-14 Sell TRIUMPH 351-5516. 5-10-12 life time metal engraved bedroom, furnished, near campus. PLYMOUTH 1967, Fury III, 2-dooi Spitfire, 1966. New DODGE CORONET. 1970. 10,500 Call 351-8238. O !STIN 1966, Cooper 'S ' Excellent clutch, radio. $600. 337-9130. miles. 383 4 barrel. Call vinyl hardtop, 1^ automatic, MOTORBIKE. FORMER professor's 5-10-14 an, never raced. $1400. 371-1842. 4-10-13 351 2528. 2-10-9 power step-.QV' and brakes. second car. Best offer over $75. AB • BODE, Holt. Modern 1 - 2 Excellent condition. $1150. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE convertible 332-3750. 5-10-12 bedrooms Furnished, 882-4012.4-10-12 STIN HEALEV 1962. New brakes and top. Qt transmission. DODGE DART, 1963. Two new tires. Good condition. 393-7483. PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 1968. 1969. Excellent condition. One owner. Phone 489-6402. 3-10-9 YAMAHA. 1968 250 Scrambler, excellent condition. DT-1 unfurnished. Family Schools and stores close. Heat and utilities, living. electricity. VOTE! $250 or3&[ offer. 489-6941. 4-10-9 except 4-speed. $1295. Phone 482-8570. TRIUMPH 1965. Very good 351-8159, 482-8881. 1-10-9 Even 18 yr. olds 5-10-12 Starting at $150. Call 669-6601 or 5-10-14 condition. $550. See John, 202 DODGE, 1961. Automatic. Radio. COMMODORE 669-3676 10-10-22 can have a say 45,000 miles. Little rust. Haslett (upstairs). 3-10-9 HONDA 175 Scrambler, 1967. Free ICK, 1959 4 door. Runs good. 353-0766 332-8351. 5-10-13 PONTIAC CATALINA, 1968. 2 door winter storage. $400 or best offer. PUBLICATIONS in the war or MAN NEEDED for Burcham Woods S150. 675 7155, after 5 p.m. hardtop. Radio, automatic, power 351-3054. 3-10-12 104 E. Adrian Street apartment. $55 month. Call between the 2-10-9 FALCON brakes and steering. Vinyl top. lissfield, Michigan 49228 FUTURA 1968. 332-2151. 1-10-9 One owner. $1750.485-4625. CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national Automatic, 6. $1395 or best offer. OPPORTUNITY SPARE MAR0, 1969. 327, Below list. deluxe V-8 882 7632. 1 10-9 PONTI AC CATALINA 1962. $250. VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1961, dark blue, good condition. 351-2256, companies. Compare our rates. 2205 East Michigan, Lansing or addressing envelopes and circulars! Make $27 time, CEDAR GREENS MIDI and MINI 373-2429; evenings, Phone afternoons, evenings. 5-10-13 per thousand. Rick, 5 to 7 p.m. 505 Albert, East Lansing. 627-5325. 2-10 9 Handwritten or typed, in your 351-7308. 5-10-14 484-8173. O VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1970. Red and ie. Se $2 10 words for S1 white, AM-FM radio. Michelin X INSTRUCTIONS plus LIST OF 1 Bedroom Furnished tires. Ziebart Auto Service & Parts FIRMS using addressers. prepaid. 347 rust • proofed. Short Term Leases Rich, 351-5869 C-10-9 $2395 or best offer. 372-1126 Satisfaction guaranteed. B & V Student Services 1-10-9 CHEVROLET MOTOR 1969, 427. 4 Enterprises, Dept. 9-180, PO Box twyckingham APARTMENTS are now leasing student PONTIAC station wagon 1966. bolt main. Approximately 500 1056, Yucaipa. Calif. 92399. before Oct. 14 VOLKSWAGEN 19G4 n s "nits. These Power. Original owner. $995. engin miles. Phone 627-7947. 3-10-13 5-10-9 STATE NEWS spacious luxury apartments are completely Good body, exl carpeted and furnished with 337-0188,351-0050. 10-10-12 332-3225. 2-10-9 distinctive Spanish Mediterranean HOUSEKEEPER 20 hours week furniture. Each unit has Live - in required. S45 week plus a dishwasher, garbage disposal and room and board. Okemos Area. individual control • central air conditioning. These four man The Best Sony 351-6729. 5-10-9 CROSSWORD units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure PUZZLE ,ime has been For Rent swirnming pool, adequately planned for with recreation rooms and private a giant heated balconies. If you "Stereo Buys NEW 12' x 60' mobile home. Until Want t0 b" AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and in East Lansing among the first residents of TWYCKITJGIIAM call American cars. If we can't fix it, it June 30. Very reasonable to right ACROSS 30'Throe ,0-d °day. fherc are units can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O party. 655-3828. 110-9 starting at $70/month per man. 1 Pi* 31 Ordinary MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East VM STEREOS, for rent $9 50 per Surround 33 Courage Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. month. A to Z RENTAL 35. Formerly called Complete auto painting and 337-1617 6-10-16 Court 36 Present collision service. IV 5-0256. C Pepper plant 38 Woof MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY COMPACT REFRIGERATOR Marquisette 41. Cautioned Rentals. 2 cubic feet. Approved . Blunder 45. Impair FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MSU Housing Authority. Call Polyglot 46. Misrepresenter United Rental. 2790 East Grand Pastoral pipe 47 Bombyx River, 351-5652. 3-10 12 Jacob's brother 48 World War II MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 or 332 644I Rogue A viation TV RENTALS area Students only. Low . Against 49 Symptom SONY MODEL 130 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to monthly 351 7900 and term rates. Call . Alumnus 50 Recolor learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. to reserve yours. Conger 51. Flushed STEREO CASSETTE SYSTEM Special $5.00 offer UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C 484 1324. C SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES A complete cassette stereo system ii a beautiful walnut cabinet \ 3 4 7 9 .O available. • True stereo sound with two ' Stereo headphone jack. Stereo balance, tone, and " % ll i% *3 Sony/Superscope tull-range speakers. volume controls. ■H % 15 Complete push-button % !• Microphone and auxiliary inputs Pause control and 3-digit operation. Tape Sentinel lamp to indi¬ Everything '/ % 19 %%% 18 21 23. Father Swordsman Saviour ®topctungf)am io 22 26 tape counter. cate end of cassette. for your car - %% 26 27 % 28 29 24. 25. Vast amount English cathedral city Parts & Service 30 31 32 26 Whalers' visit % ^'20 s. Hagodorn THE SIEBEO SHOFFE at Discount Prices 33 36 % 37 36 38 % v/A 39 27 28. 32. Barley grass Prevented Evergreen tree MANA GF.MENT EXCL USI VEl. Y B Y: M Dolorncinv of East Lansing 543 E. Grand Riv Chack our stock over a million pans." %% «43 ^/t 34 Spine 37 Uncanny Phone 337-1300 I GUARANTEE" I ! Kramer Auto Parts ** 17 % 39. Destiny 43 Walked Alco Management Company NEXT TO PARAMOUNT SEWS | i % 41 High railways See complete line of stereo components ^9 '4, 42. Do/en our 60 S' Open Monday and Friday nights till 9 p.m. 1800 E. Kalamazoo St. 484-1303 % 43 Crone 44. Wither 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. October For Rent For Sale For Sale For Sale Peanuts Personal Service Who's Whose UNIVERSITY VILLA: Three and BLACK NIKKORNOT. FTN 35mm, DRAPES, WASHING machine, LAUREN: HAPPY 20. I wovey SEWING ESPECIALLY four man, furnished, $185 and up. 50mm, 105mm lenses. Best offer. bathroom medicine cabinets - Mobile Homes wovey wovey dovey you. - home by y Barb 35 1-1669 HALSTEAD 337-2769. 5-10-13 new condition; trailer hitch, VW ii. 1-10-9 " Menear, Flint TOP BRAND. Will sell furnished or Albion College to St* MANAGEMENT COMPANY, ski rack, mail box, hamper, lamp 351-6037. Sue Miechieli. St. Clair Shores, senior CORNET BUNDY. unfurnished. Shed 8 x 10, skirting, to Den Roslund, Jackson, graduate, Merrimeck, New HarTm^'1 351-7010. 0 - good shades, miscellaneous. 2691 Blue JOHN, THREE months ego you went Delte Sigmo Phi. condition. One owner. $75, or Haven Court. Phone 351-5543. storm windows and screens 6 Delta Upsllon. * away, end now I'm glad you're best offer. 351-4111. Must sell. 4-10-9 miles from MSU. 355-9839. beck to itay. One week ago I felt MARRIED STUDENTS: spacious THE COPY SHOPPE Suzanne Marie 3-10-9 so blue, but I knew our four yeari Lisa Standen, Birmingham, junior, Burkii r 2 bedroom apartments. Carpeting, Woods, sophomore ELECTRIC GUITARS Fender would finally come through. For all Zete Teu Alpha to Andrew to B PALLARD BOLEX 16mm movie E BERLINER 10'x50\ Furnished your copying and Golditein, Eesl Lensing, junior. Berlenbech. Grosse p0 ""1 Telecaster, $125, Gibson SG Kathy. 1-10-9 kitchen appliances, otherwise camera. 50mm lens. Speeds 8-64 Humbucking Pickups, $200. Call near campus. $2100. Call printing needs. Free pick-up Sigma Alpha Mu. Junior. Delte Upsilon unfurnished. 20 minutes from FPS. 2 viewfinders. Spring driven 337-2120, after 5 and delivery on orders over 351-3050. after 4 p.m. 4-10-9 p.m. 2-10-12 TO: campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern drive and case. $165. Voice of $10.00. Phone 332-4222. Debi Willis, Lansing, to Michael Nancy Lum, Saginaw brick building. $160/month. Call Robert Bugge, Mr Music stereo turntable. Dust cover WOODEN WIRE spools refinished or NEW MOON, 1966, 10 x 52. 2 Davidson, Portage, senior, Delte Delta Sigma Phi Reed Cii'" and cuing control. $30. 355-9450. raw. Excellent end tables, dining bedrooms, furnished. 20 minutes Swap SOMETHING you c Sigma Phi. 663-4266. 5-10-13 3-10-9 from campus. $2800, 372-5089. for room tables, etc. Assorted sizes. D.D.R. - HOPE your 24th year will something you Debbie Magyar Flint Call 351-1439 or 351-2605. 5J0-13 be your heppiest - with a lifetime 355-8255 to place e tn l m ONE MAN needed ORITONE RADIO, MB, AM-FM, 5-10-12 more with me. Your Susan. 1-10-9 Wanted Mark Vegesky; Utir, apartment. 731 BARGAINI TRAILER for sale. Best Farmhouse. AC-DC, 15 transistors, leather offer 332-0512. 3-10-9 APPLE CIDER, over $800. John Dean. case, $40; Sears stereo portable, APPLES, LOIS: HAPPY 21 Birthday to my 351-7219. 5-10-14 Diane Savickas, Detroit $40. 332-3848.. W-10-9 DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives one and only girl. Love always, ONE GIRL for 2-girl, Meadowbrook Bete Phi to added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, Michael Trace. No Gary 1-10-9 t E-6 efter lenior, Delte Chi Wlayr, deposit. 353-0579, BLACK LIGHTS 48" 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. 337-9589. 1-10-8 complete. evenings. 3-10-9 Delivered. Posters. THE DAY 27. 669-3157. O BEFORE FOREVER. 107 North air-conditioned. ENGAGEMENTS FOUR MAN furnished, utilities paid. Cedar, Lansing. IV 9-1229.4-10-9 FOUR ADULT Ohio State tickets minutes from Carpeted. campus 15 in Typing Service Sheron $220, 1705 E. Michigan, going for minimum cost. Powers, Murra\ Stonegate. $3500 or best offer. NANCY AND Julie of C. B. 'i All former 489-7028. 3-10-9 353-2379. 2-10-9 COMPLETE THESES service. MSU student GUARANTEED USED sewing Steri. Hope your week wai as machines. $9.95 up, over 65 to _ JL,iL8®?:Hi3Jl,t,r 8pm. 5J0-12 Dlicount printing. IPM typing and Dewson, Greenbush, jUn much fun ai ourt. Your Pixlei. NEEDED ONE girl to share two man, STEREO 50 watt amplifier. Pioneer VAGABOND, 1967 12x60. Front binding of theiei, resumes, choose from. Portable and cabinet 1-10-0 Twyckingham. Own room, AM-FM stereo tuner. Excellent kitchen with walk-In pantry. publications. Across from campus, Mercle Stern, Southfie models, some late models. Zig-zag 351-2290. 3-10-0 Call 332-6601. 3-10-12 Parquet floor In dining room. corner MAC end Grend River, Mark Keyes, Detmit and straight stitchers. ELECTRA MR. H - One year iayi that I'm i Carpeted living room. Washer. below Style Shop. Cell GARAGE TO rent. Clean, dry, Alpha Mu. GRAND, 804 East Michigan again / still io glad you came Into CAMELOT APARTMENTS, 4901 ROSSIGNAL STRATIX 205 cm, 1 Redwood skirting and porch. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, private. 332-2110 efter 0 e.m. Avenue, Lansing. Hours: 9 - 5 my life. Love, Your Math Major. South Pennsylvania. QUIET year old. $150 new, $80. Call Corner lot in King Arthur's Court, 337-1666. C 2-10 12 Cerole Intrlerl, location for married, grad students p.m. Saturday 9-12. 0-10-9 489-7089, 50 0-9 110-9 EverUrBen p„k Junior to Gaines Wilson J 393-1467, before 9 a.m. or after 5 and faculty. ONE bedroom DO YOU perform e Service? Tell the Junior, Delta Sigma Phi WOW! PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, p.m. 3-10-9 1069 LIBERTY. Mobile home J. SCHROLL heard we ipent lait f u rniihed. $150 monthly, 12'* world with en edvertiiement In 50'. Located In Saturday night together. Thanx Immediate possession, Call Super Styles 337-0215 Noon IBM SELECTRIC, Typewriter, 1V4 Stonegate. Make Mike. 1-10-0 our Student Service Dlrectoryl Kathy M, Korchmar, St. - an offer, mult Mil, ClalrSlvM Manager, 393 8667 or FOX Midnight, O years old, excellent condition. 303-1551. senior to Dale Archibald, St a PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, Phone 393 3543 3-10-9 Shores, lenior, EARN EXTRA money doing redlo 372 1054, O HIETY IS THE 8' x 38' TRAILER S000 or belt Real Estate SPICE commercial!, We ere looking for BEDS. $19.95. Refrigerators, $19.95. offer. Cloie to campui. Call after Announcer!,- ectori; ilngeri, BAY COLONY, one and two COUNTRY, NEW four bedroom, 2 Csmpliti Prefesslenei Thesis Servlei t the George Griffiths Buy, Sell ABC SECONDHAND 5 p.m. 625-7100 or 351-7687. muilclani; bedroom, unfurnished. $150 and bath rench. Cerpeted, $25,000. Milter's and Decterel Cendldetes. Free imprenionliti, Cell for State Representative (59th) STORE' 1208 Turner. C 6-10-7 ■reehure ind Ceneultetlen. Pimi Call 303-3600 for free studio up. 337-9228. HALSTEAD 646-8376, O Kathy Pfelffer. Dea-bo. Garage Sale, 406 Haslett Street, Cliff ind Paule Heu|hey 1171517 ir 1271111 eudltloni. Lansing Sound MANAGEMENT COMPANY, (across from Bailey School 22 WATT Realistic Stereo. Garrard Lost & Found HASLETT., 3 bedroorn. Brick with Productions. 6-10-14 Mu to Lerry Tyler, Detroit, ser 351-7910. O Playgroundl, 9 - 5 p.m., Saturday, Lambda Chi Alpha Changer, 2 years old. Phone P: WEDNESDAY. full betement, Can take over 5V« EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT typist October 10; 12-5 p.m., Sunday, 332-6717. 3-10-9 Copy of "Reeson and mortgege. 330-9055. 3-10-13 close - to cempus. Reesoneble DON'T SETTLE FOR LESSI Find ONE BEDROOM unfurnished October 11. 2-10-9 Revolution," Rewardl Call John, 332-1072. retes. Cell 351-1766. O-1O-0 the kind of home you went in apartment to subleese, $135 per MAGNAVOX PORTABLE stereo, RILEY, 622 - Attrective Cepe Cod todey's Classified Ads. month. Parkview Apartments, AM-FM year old, $165. Andie, IjlOJ^ with fireplece, new furnence, roof. EXPERIENCED Wanted ISHER XP6 speaker system. PH.D. typist. Pennsylvania-Michigan Avenues 353-0613,355-6112. 3-10-9 LOST: BLACK wallat, vicinity Better ect fast on this one. Cell V. Electric IBM area. 372-9179 after 6pm. 5-10-9 Roberts - Akai X200D stereo reel typewriter. Cell BABYSITTER IN my home for 9 Hagadorn, between Grend River M. Curry, Reeltor, 489-6469. Grece Rutherford, REACH THE competent to reel tape deck with cross - field. WIRE FRAMES? many styles, white and Shew. $25 reward. Call Jim, 337-0138. month old. 2 or 3 efternoons. help J 2-10-9 Went Ad! Dial Garrard model AT60 stereo 372-9399. 3-10-12 355-8255 no or yellow gold at Optical Discount, 353-1873. 3-10-13 changer. Sony model 200 stereo 2615 East Michigan Avenue, tape recorder. Fisher TX100 Recreation DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term BLOOD DONORS needed. SI stereo amp preamp. Fisher model 372-7409. 0-10-9 Personal pepers. Expert typist with degree SOMETHING TO shout ebout . . . all positive, A negative in English. IBM. (Also editing). the test results when you sell 101R tuner. Panasonic 8 track end AB JULIETTE AM-FM multiplex 8 track FEMALE UNDERGRADUATES RIDING, HAYRIDES and party 351-8950. OO household goods with Want Ads. negative, SIO.oTl . Panas cartridge player. 9 months old. needed for Psychology research. room. For appointments call Dial 355-8255 now! negetive. $12.00. MichiqI GIRL OVER 22, share with two nangei 1-FM plus 8 Phone 351-8154 after 5pm. 5-10-9 $2 for 1 hour participation. Call 677-0071. WHITE BIRCH ANN BROWN: Typing I COMMUNITY BLOOD CENll track stereo receiver. Knight 80 STABLES AND SHOP. 0-10-30 offset printing. Complete service 507'/j Eest Grand i others. Own room. $56. Deposit. watt amp preamp. Pioneer reverb 37JJ828. M0-9 BABYSITTER FOR Twin bebies.T- Lansing. Above the n 373-2856. 3-10-13 OCTOBER 8, 9, 10. Pots, pai 7 p.m., 5 days a week. amp. Dynaco model SCA35 furniture. Scuba suit, clothir MOTHER, I'M getting you a super SPRING IN menuscripts, general typing. IBM. References Book Store. Hours 9 s British from Cell 337-7495. 3-10-12 2 BEDROOM Deluxe $165 per sweater David THE 21 yeers experience. 332-8384. C p.m. Monday, Wedn 10-6pm. 1820 Melrose. 3-10-9 month. No lease. Phone 337-2589. Redding at Crossroad Imports on Friday. Tuesday and T recorder. Stereo speakers, $15 up. __1 °"9 SPANISH noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183 3-10-13 Turntables $25 up. 8 track tapes ELECTRIC GUITAR. Rickenbacker, BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. MODELS NEEDED. Commission c| HILLCREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 $2.50 each or trade. TV sets, hollow body. Fantastic new OHIO VOTERS! Howard MEDITERRANEAN No job too lerge or too smell. basis. 50 per cent of pictures sold. Block off cempus. 332-3255. C Cell between 1 GIVE YOURSELF condition. Will sacrifice. 372-2046 Metzenbaum needs 8 DAYS 6 p.m. Thursday man furnished. Dishwasher. $240. our helpl - $299.00 and - Advertise restaurani jewelry. We Buy, Sell and Trade. before 5pm. 5-10-13 Apathy just may elect a Taft! For Friday. 676-2564. 2-10-9 35 1-0705. HALSTEAD help with absentee voting, call Call Pola at the Classified Ads. D WILCOX SECONDHAND MANAGEMENT COMPANY, ASMSU Travel Office STORE, 509 East Michigan. 1970 SINGER. $53.00. Full cash _351-2687. 2-10-9 T'S EXCITING ... the great buys 351-1717. O 485-4391, 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. C price. Used just a few times. Fully DO YOU know belly 355-4560 or 353-6062 you find when you check equipped to zig-zag, monogram, dancing? Please Classified Ads each day! GARAGE SALE does fancy designs, makes telephone Mary Montgomery, MT. TREMBLANT, Canada for Transportation Houses .55V800^3-10;9 skiing. December 13 - Dec. 20. 809 N. Harrison NATIVE FRENCH Student desires bobbin automatically. Comes with ALWAYS OPEN 8 5:30 Call Tom or Paul 351-8917. NEED RIDE to Grand HASLETT AREA: 2 bedrc - p.m., at Rapids work East tutoring French. Lansing a walnut sew table. Cash or we Monday through Friday. UNION Tuesday morning. Share expenses. Experienced. 393-8162 evenings welcome credit accounts. Call BUILDING BARBER SHOP. Call 353-3679 or 353-3693 Furniture Tires 5-10-14 Studies by univer 484-4553. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 0-10-9 C-10-8 3-10-9 Miscellaneous CHRISTMAS BREAK government ageneie EUREKA GI'S, VETERANS, against the war, VANT ADS have everything it takes that a bachelor is least in debt] TANK vacuum cleaner in SPAIN FURNISHED THREF call 482-2962 between "j-drooms for PUBLIC AUCTION and Fall Festival, 10-3p.m. to sell puppies & kittens fast! Dial whereas newlyweds oftetl 5 to 6, RENTED 351-6586. Sunday, October 11, 10 a.m. - 4 Two years i 5-10-9 9 Days 355-8255 spend twice their incomethei| SPEND SOMETHING on first few years of marriage. p.m., Delhi Township Hall, 1974 yourself $209.00 with the money you save! Check NEEDED. GIRL(S) SOUTH LANSING. 3 South Cedar, Holt. Country store to share expenses duplex Limited Space the household goods in todey's in South side house. with tiled t including baked goods, gifts, arts 393-6207, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all Classified Ads! after 6 p.m. 5-10-12 garage, patio. Modern s brands. 30% off list price. Rich: 351-5869. C AFTER Call Frank Buck 351-8604 COMMUTING FROM Grand Rapids SENIORS! goods, furnishings, daily. Need someone to share POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, TRY THE magic of a Want Ad to sell driving. (616) 457-1077. 5-10-15 Have almost anything they needtol FREE yearbook 8 ROOM HOUSE, 4 special sale. $29.95 up, plus crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, the something you Dial 355-8255 now! no longer need! The Most read ads in your picture taken now!!! Call set up housekeeping. Satf money! Shop the Want Al Potterville. 129 mifes Of exhaust fan, ice skates, boy's 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Want Ads. Try 353-5292 for an way. Lansing. $150. Please call after 5. Lansing. C appointment. bicycle, sled, antique wheat Service results. 645-7531.5-10-12 cradle, chairs, drapes, bird houses, GAME Animals ALTERATIONS AND I Rooms 1 Apt. Availablej COLLIE 6 months. Male. AKC. ONE nan for State Senate MAN for two bedroom $100. 351-1483 after 5 p.m. Own room, After 9:30 3-10-13 485-7594. 5-10-15 FOLK GUITAR, case, strap, books. GOOD HOME for friendly, Sacrifice. $65. 355-5722 Ask MEN, SINGLE. Close, quiet, private affectionate, well - behaved, all Dave. 1-10-9 entrance. No cooking. Parking. white Tom Cat sought. Reason - Catch-ui 332-0939. 5-10-15 Americana travel. ED 7-9651. 1-10-9 experience. 50 UNUSED volumes of the world's Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men great classics, $140. 351-3423. 3-10-13 IRRESISTIBLE MALE Siamese 2-1952. 5-10- * or women. kitten. 12 weeks old. Shots. Call Membership privileges. Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, DEER 332-5286. 1-10-9 SUBMARINE SANDWICHES and RIFLE - Winchester model gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O 100. Semi - automatic caliber 308, original Sicilian Pi2za. SUB YOUNG LADIES: 10 minutes from like new, $120. 355-8175. 5-10-15 VILLA, SUNDAY 4980 Northwind. SPECIAL, All the Had 1 apt. that didn't move in OFFICE DESKS, dinettes; beds; spaghetti you can eat for campus. Completely furnished. Phone 645-7741. 1-10-9 $1.00. 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-21 chairs, $2 and up; chests. Foote UNSUPERVISED. 536 Kitchen privileges. $17 a Abbott. week. Furniture, 1439 W. Grand River, UNCLE JOHN'S RESTAURANT PANCAKE HOUSE, 2820 E. GET AHEAD! Start checking the Super large 4 man EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in Classified Ads for a better Cell 627-5979. 3-10-9 FREE PUPPIES Grand River. Open job all sizes and types. S20 —Qher, Shephard; Sunday today! 351-6337. 0-10-9 ■ $50. Father, Hi^O^-d 337-0837. 2-10-9 weeks. Call through Thursday 6 a.m. - II p.m., Friday & Saturday 6 a.m. 3 parking spaces Near ctVipus. 332-1746. 3-10-9 $12.50 $12. weekly. SPECIAL SONY Larry at MARSHALL MUSIC Clearance!! See Fall COMPANY, East Lansing. C-10-9 Leases CAVE OF THE CANDLES, 110 For Sale MARTIN 12 string guitar D-35 with breeding. Vaccin dew 2-10-9 claws rerr Abbott, across Specializing in Seafoods from MSU. and Phone 332-5322 hardshell case. ED 2-4328. fine steaks. Cocktails and the SPIRO AGNEW swiss watches One Bedroom S-10-15 most complete wine selection original. Two year guar HORSES BOARDED. $25 per $19.95. 663-4332. 5-10-12 Furnished grain daily. Good riding area. STRATOCASTER GUITAR Excellent care. Four miles south OPEN HOUSE at the PUB 4 $160 $170 1 4 Man 6 • - of MSU. 882-8779 or Apt. Available old, $200. Excellent PATIO SALE - October 9, 10, 11: 882-3820 p.m., Saturday. Free coffee, 4-10-9 coke. shapely, Crocks, oil lamps, % colonial panel THE PUB-GILCHRIST. 372-4319.5-10-13 Unfurnished bed, beaded bag, miniature GERMAN SHORTHAIR antique organ, dishes, kitchen - AKC, 1 SWEET CIDER at Corda West 5817 North Okemos Road. Mill, sink, etc. 334 W, Hodge, Lansing. 9-6p.m. 1-10-9 male, 1 female, 3 months old. 663-4818. 3-10-12 UNIVERSITY BIG $150 at BOY _ i?37;Z9_74 ._20J 0-30 STRAGOCASTER trombone, used 6 micro 1966, years. Reynolds Ampeg WORLD Dictionaries, book BOOK Atlas, Encyclopedia, yearbook, IRISH SETTER puppies, hunting and field breeding. $75 351-7873. 4-10-13 AKC, RESTAURANT, Trowbridge Road, next University Inn. 7 a.m. 1050 - to 11 Two Bedroom Furnished Riverside East Apts. - 12 casette recorder case. 339-2491. 1-10-9 489-2127. 3-10-9 IRONRITE. BED $25, Refrigerator $20 - Sofa $20, Chairs $3 - $10, $30, TWO HANDSOME male Siamese for sale together. Owner cats moving CORAL GABLES, Bar an $180 • $190 1310 E. Grand River AUTOMATIC ironer. Ranges and can't keep. Phone 353-1696 Good $25 - $30. Much more! BOB AND Unfurnished condition. $50. Call between 8-5p.m. 3-10-12 Rathskeller and Party Store. 485-7050. 3-10-9 DAVE'S, 4216 S. Cedar. 393-6025. 3-10-13 THREE ADORABLE kittens, free to $170 ROYAL Portable, DELUXE $30. Phone Typewriter 393-4625 good homes. 337-1597, evenings only. 2-10-9 ARBY'S ROAST BEEF, 270 W. Grand River, East Lansing. 11 BROKEN LEASE - AVAILABLE APARTMENT SIZF AJoover Spin dry washer. 8 ncOV-V-ld. $100. Call after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-15 FOUR TAME FEMALE squirrel monkey, HOLDEN GRILL (jc>\yifrc ON 9 mo. PERIOD 351-4271. 3-10-12 ADULT tickets for MSU - with case and food. Call Saturday Special. Fish & Chips with 351-6266. 3-10-13 small beverage - 60c. Steak FANTASTIC RESULTS are what Sandwich & Fries with same PUPPIES-MOTHER Coyote, father? Want yourself. Ad users get Try one 4 weeks. 3-10-9 Please call 351-3608 beverage - 75c. PHONE 332-8292 |7 Michigan -tate News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 9. 1970 Pontiac extends curfew K5 (Continued from page . through tomorrow of 1) obert F. Jackson, bans the alcohol and gasoline in sale President of the United Auto Workers union, asking them to do ioBrJ"" "Sir ^ Ci,yManager Joseph, containers and forbids of more than four persons. gatherings whatever they could to cool the i poin<«"Sj n said The state of te'""1 "yM,yor Two high school football games situation. due to be played in Pontiac "It is essential that you « Friday night were switched to recognize the impact on this City, ^ eview board other sites. Trouble began brewing after a high school community of large numbers of citizens being out of work due to "• football game last Friday night. a strike (the UAW strike •ophomo, against ca- 5°nhoit, 3 advise In Detroit, Julian Cook Jr., Chairman of the Michigan Civil GM)," Cook said. "Every citizen of Pontiac must recognize that it is in his best interests to alleviate Rights Commisssion, told the conditions which ale satirists reporters at a news conference that racial conditons in the city bring this community to the periodically point of a major racial had not improved -- and little NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - effort had been made to improve confrontation." Phe irreverent antics of the Yale them -- since the Commission Jackson declared the curfew Jniversitv marching band will published a report in June, 1969, after police lobbed tear flme under scrutiny of a review gas to which said, "Pontiac is a city break up crowds of about 500 toard. divided by racial and ethnic battling, rock - and - bottle - r,!|1. »nio The band, known for spicing prejudices and fear." throwing black and white halftimc shows with social "It's been a city of racial students outside Pontiac Central tire and spoofs on the intricate problems, ineffectual city High School, where four white ' tcision of other marching l)i«.n Pllk( Witson, Nev,w mds drew the ire of the Diversity of Connecticut (U of government, of education an ineffectual board and citizenry, all in terms of human ineffectual students had been shot by blacks Monday. During Wednesday's Pigskin' disturbance, Glynnis Williams, Combining work with play, this policeman .) two weeks ago. relations efforts," Cook said. "I 16, a black student at Central, on duty near Wonders Hall during Saturday's football game got into the mood of the day believe there is a general lack of was shot. by tossing and punting the old 'pigskin' ball. The band alluded to the fact committment and effectual State News photo by Tom Gaunt hat several U of Conn, effort to resolve the difficulties." lasketball players were arrested n robberv charges last year, Saying that Pontiac is a General he athletes recently were Motors Town, Cook sent cquitted. The telegrams to James Roche, Students avid for participation Chairman of the Board of GM, eview board will not censor the and Leonard Woodcock. and but merely advise it. iito what's ted 1RBDHG In a recent nationwide student about their present campaign and college administrators. One l«en, helPMIi opinion poll, just under one out plans- such vacation , eliminating provides for the shortening of consideration or had not been >5-8255 of plan, similar to many- Thanksgiving recess, and the summer, Thanksgiving, and no seven students said that they "At this time, do you plan to adopted, nearly three times as others, was originated at delaying the start of the Christmas vacations to make up plan to actively campaign for the actively participate in a political Princeton many students said that they needed. $7,50 Nov. 3 elections. While student University and Christmas holidays." for the academic time lost would campaign in the elections campaign for this November's provides for two week fflative, B negi support for a "campaign recess" elections?" a recess In a question regarding the during the proposed recess. were the proposal approved by ive, SI0.00, service charge per rapping about the faith are cordially immediately prior to the Nov. 3 plan, interviewers asked- Would you or would you not be their school. 00. invited to an informal gathering was substantial, a majority They answered- elections. MICHIO sertion - to be pre - paid. 12 would still disfavor such a move. "Various plans have been in favor of such a plan at your "If such IOOD CENT Sunday, Oct. 11 at 8:00 pm, Apt yes However, in a statement issued a plan were m. deadline 1 class day before. ^06^01 Cherry Lane For the first of a weekly series 14.1% proposed in recent months school?" introduced at school, kd Ri to the American Council of your Ithe of nationwide student whereby college students at their The collegians' responses were would you plan to actively new Cm opinion no Education, Princeton officials The Society for Creative polls, 930 students 41 respective schools would be as follows: participate in a political rs: 9 a.m.to; on college 77.0% made clear the fact that the given a recess prior to the Anachronism will meet Saturday, would favor such a plan campaign for the November 3rd [Wednesday, campuses across the country don't know/no opinion Oct. 10 at 8 pm in parlors B & C of teaching term for the school November 3rd election date for 37.6% election not?" pnd Thurjdi,, the Union for instruction in Medieval were surveyed. Interviewing was 8.9% year would not be shortened: the purpose of campaigning for or . 337-7183. day. conducted the week of Sept. would not favor yes and Renaissance Dance. There will Recently, certain campaign "Compensating time for the the political candidate of their 58.6% 26th. CREATION VOLUNTEER also be workshop in Medieval recess plans have won the campaign recess will be gained choice. One such First, respondents were asked approval of a number of faculty proposal, no opinion ided to help organize and clothing and costume construction, a by curtailing the summer known as the "Princeton plan" 3.8% 46.7% demonstration of Broadsword plement a recreation program for don't know Support for the proposal was no opinion people between the ages of -20. Any kind of recreation fighting and a preliminary meeting of those interested in giving an archery CEASE-FIRE DEBATED significantly higher among students attending colleges and 13.9% An analysis of the survey soccer to ballet, demonstration (Spartan Bowmen, please cornel). Those interested in universities in the East than results revealed that a intact Jim Ratner director of Leaders' , ope program. MSU Volunteers,(26 playing or singing Pre-1650 music, among their counterparts in the significantly higher proportion will meet at 7 pm at the same place. Midwest and South. At the same of those students with a dent Services, or call us ' at 34400. U EDUCATING VOLUNTEER. For more information call 351-1690 or 353-8380. vary time, at those schools where the plan was still under Democratic party to campaign. preference plan >se Volunteers who plan to work Students' International Meditation (Continued from page 1) But it stressed that South methods by which all South Premier Lon Nol was unchanged. one of the MSU Volunteer Society announce a weekly meeting welcomed Nixon's plan, which Vietnam would insist on "an Vietnam could take part in free Lon Nol has said that peace could [■weds ofto ication Programs, please plan on Sunday, October 11 at 4:30 pm in also calls for a peace conference efficient organization to elections. come to Cambodia the Gold Room of the Union. There only when all income tM inding the Education Orientation supervise the cease fire" to U.S. sources in Phnom Penh North Vietnamese and South will be covering all four Indochina - ining session, Monday, Oct. 12 group meditation, said the Nixon plan had been Vietnamese Viet liarriacc. nations - North and South prevent cheating. Cong pulled out. m 7:30-9:30 pm in the "Captain's opportunities for checking, and Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. discussed with high Cambodian Vietnamese and Cambodians are )m", Student Union. refreshments. Anyone interested in The government endorsed ids turn In the United States, Nixon officials and they fully approved ancient enemies. learning to be a checker should Nixon's plan for troop ified Ads It s weekend at the ALBATROSS, a attend. All meditators are welcome. told newsmen he felt world it. But informants in Phnom Penh withdrawals, the immediate A senior Cambodian official considered it unlikely Cambodia housebol feehouse that feels HUMAN I For information call 351-7168. reaction to his proposal was release of all prisoners of war, and lings, can day: folksinger, composer, guitar - "overwhelmingly good." free elections for a new reported the full Cabinet had not would reject the plan outright ;er, friend, Jeff Elliott, really The MSU Veterans Association is U.S. sources in Saigon said they discussed the plan and said it was since it depends upon the United they need to - government. sr. Saturday: folk strummer, sponsoring a post • game party at the had no reason to doubt that his understanding the position of States for arms. eping. San th harp players, Jeff Brohier. The American Legion Hall in East Lansing "We believer," the statement ii' Warn Thieu agreed with Nixon's plan, atross is at 547 E. Grand on Saturday, October 10th continued, "that military aspects "" River, but the government's emphasis from Berkey Hall. We open at immediately following the game. All of the war need to be discussed music starts around 9. Your veterans and their friends are on the cease - fire provision may within the framework of Bombs jar coast 1= 30 donation will have reflected his doubts. help with our cordially invited. Indochina and based on the 1954 Coffee, hot cider, pretzels, and The government statement said and 1962 Geneva agreements." Pie are "free". Don't miss it!! MSU Students for Austin will be South Vietnam favored the plan (Continued from page 1) and because it might "end quickly a The an adjoining courtroom. holding an organizational meeting on South Vietnamese the most destructive of an Student, who recently studied Monday, October 12 at 7:30 pm in Pipes ripped free by the blast shot war which has caused so much government again reiterated its Rev. Joshu the Union's U.N. Lounge. Plans for Thursday's three. It happened at across a corridor, damaging a Sensaki-Roshi, is suffering in this country and willingness to hold private talks 2:45 a.m., 25 minutes after two men's and ring instruction Mr. Austin's speech on October 20 room another in Beginning with the Viet Cong and to discuss :n' will be discussed. Anyone interested throughout Indochina." anonymous callers warned the courtroom. Saturday, Oct. 10, at 8:00 1541 Mt. Vernon. No fees or in working for the Democratic campus security police, the city The cost of damage to the Jctions. Interested persons should 351-9421. Party's nominee for Secretary of State is requested to attend. For Honest finder returns fire department and the Seattle Times that the blast was coming. building, creations one of the final of the late architect further information, call Eileen at Capt. Marvin Webbins of the Frank Lloyd Wright, was not German Club will hold its lii9 of • pm in the the new year first today at 351-6234. Free U Class money, shuns reward Seattle bomb squad said there apparently were two charges, determined at once. There was no warning before first floor lounge of Yoga, Monday - MENLO, Iowa (AP) - Farmer contacted him by telephone. placed about 35 feet apart in a - the explosion which jarred the Student Services Friday, 7-8 am Green Room also w"c Building. New Donald C. Stemm says honesty is Stemm turned down a reward, ground - level locker room of the one - story, Spanish - style armory will be elected and color Saturday 9-11 am Union Bldg. be shown of a simply a way of life and he can't but finally took $10 to pay for building. They exploded almost in Santa Barbara. typical small understand all the fuss. the telephone calls. ™n town (Aalen). All students The Badminton Club will meet simultaneously, ripping holes in The bomb, an undetermined any other interested the floor and ceiling of the room explosive in a metal can, was persons are tonight at 7 to 9 pm in the Lower Stemm was driving through the d,a"v invited. Gym of the Women's Intramural Building. Faculty, staff, and students central Iowa town of Stuart Dean snitches and smashing doors and windows throughout one wing of the three placed about 10 feet from the main gate of the facility, which Universtiy Conference invited. Novices well recently when he found $300 in will have as as cash and money orders totaling - story building, the target of an houses units of the California open meeting today to discuss experienced players are welcome. $415, and a pouch containing the on absent kids arsonist in 1968. National Guard and the Army I,6"'09 UP the atUniverstiy". The The blast wrecked the restroom Reserve. "'mg will begin len, East Lansing. 8:30 pm at 525 MSU Association of Handicapped Students will welcome Dr. Leonard name of the owner. He made numerous out - of - state calls PRINEVILLE, Ore. (AP) - Early each school day, Mel THE MOST SAVAGE Kriegel, tonight in the student before locating the owner, Lambert, dean of boys at Crook ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 'COLLEGE REPUBLICANS and activities ReSm,h|ntS Wh° republican Want to camPai9n candidates before the Long Walk Home. He will be guest room, 183 Resources. He is the author of The Natural Robert Schlosser of Omaha, Neb. "I don't know what all the County High School, hustles over to the local radio station * FILM IN HISTORY! HAIR speaker for the National Association publicity is about," said Stemm and broadcasts the names of .JT, f°otball game should of the Physically Handicapped as he took a break from his farm students missing from class. . e^ortheast entrance of the •M. Banquet Saturday, October 10th at 7 chores. "I just wouldn't have Students call it snitching. Bldg. at 12 noon pm, Michigan National Guard known any other way than to Parents say it's an invasion of Armory, 2500 S. Washington. He will return the money." talk on the role the cripple plays in privacy. Jm«»CIUb President. « with all John Munn, interested skiers today's society. For information, call Schlosser returned to Stuart But Lambert says it has Union Board Theatre Trip from Omaha after Stemm reduced absences by 25 per cent. to S^SStfrSS ^ of Includes $4.50 ticket to the 3pm matinee, Sunday, Oct. the Detroit 18, production of Hair, plus bus transportation from Campus to the theatre and back. ® ' s le^n' meeting. radical wife of the mild RENTALS HI? ay at ®ena,or. will be on campus at tlle Auditorium. J $6<>o HEl^AE :3EM3ic':% <*=3 tetc n * SOLDIER BLUE * EraT°eUanriAl^ nlsh? as thB i EN°UGH to ru" This isn't as * Sign ups begin Tue., Oct. 13 Union Board Travel Office CANDICE BERGEN PETER STRAUSS , pri2e® last one. but there are 8 DONALD PLEASENCE u don't —■■ i even cv«n have nave to * rnoon of T ,0 win" For •" and frus,ration, for 351-5652 * JOHNAN;-;"i^vciS:* ! $3.50 2nd. floor Union Building josephf.-5k':: : day o L" ■■ t 17161100 out for the ride. Visitor (THE QUIET ONE) * ' Lot L, I-, 9am-12 noon 1 pm-4pm HAROLD L0£B GAB^'E l KAW RAlF" \:t,SCN 10, * ^15 rmatloncal|'353n7440. ^ The Campus Cooler is now —g,,, * r—I i PROGRAM INFORMATION 48? 39^ ortunlty 'fo,lresides o"er yL Package KJebh an on display at 1 UNITED RENT ALL I must be purchased in advance of trip — , over an a tp searchin9 people to - - I CAMPUS COOLERS n theatre ticket can not be purchased separately. to , " ve ,0 materialism 2790 E. Grand River, E. Lansing 1:30 - V JO 7 35 "NationsS' Those religious ■■■■ Th interested in *★★*★★★★★★★★★★★*★ 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October Th omas c laims wom exploits black experience "The women's lib movement is a white sometimes frightens me." By JAVON JACKSON middle class movement caused Thomas encouraged black youth by boredom to and does not deal with social realities or help change racist institutions of higher learning by making Women's liberation is irrelevant social plight. Black women do not bum courses relevant to all the to the black experience, Charles their bras and do not want to be in this people, and to help other blacks achieve W. Thomas, black psychologist, movement. This movement exploits the knowledge and relevancy. stated in an informal discussion black experience.'' "Whites were miseducated and earlier this week in West McDonel hall lounge. are questioning their value system Thomas is the guest of the by escaping their roles for drugs and communes," Mrs. Thomas Center for Urban Affairs (CUA) Study of Racial and Social Issues Positive programs for the said. this week as an urban consultant. in Los Angeles, Calif. movement would be establishing in "The women's lib movement is concluding, Thomas "If the women's lib advocates neighborhood free drug clinics, re-emphasized that if the white a white middle class movement caused by boredom and does not were serious, then they would relevant, reality-oriented lib were serious that it would seek ittack lovers, fathers, and educational courses in schools, to hire 30 or 40 black women to deal with social realities or social rtiirthf brothers. It does not because and work-study programs to work in all the departments plight, Thomas contended. ...... .. . —» r n need n discourage rural communal living .. . but blacks do campus, and to do it not because "Black women do not burn their bras and do not want to be in this not "need "whites 7o7'human she added. blacks need them but because the needs » Thomas Thomas also denounced whites white lib needs them, movement. This movement of the academic professions. "Whatever is good for blacks, exploits the black experience. Black men and women are "I am charging most white others will benefit from whether They seem to be playing a game in struggling for survival, said Mrs. faculty with mwiUin;mK incompetence in it is peanut butter, blues, their manner and style of protest Thomas who accompan.ed her dealinJwithreaIity dealing with reality,"»hesaid. he said. 'chitlings' (chitterlings) . and a not in the serious business husband or sex," of liberation. It is an avoidance should ?.uri0 relate to back blacK He Pointed out that the Thomas stated. anthropologist studies Indians on The Thomases tour the nation's behavior to racism just as cohesive, supportive, reservations but does not aid college and co-operative manner. Blacks campuses four times a integration, segregation, them, that philosophy is the have to liberate our race, not our year, and have lectured in all parts pacifism, and ecology are," he study of white men, not ofthecountry. stated. women from our men." mankind, and that most treasured As consultants for Urban Thomas, who has been referred In contrast to her husband. Mrs. art and music are racially white. the father of black Studies, they are meeting with Thomas felt that the The white middle class male, he the Counseling Component of psychology, is the founder and sets a negative anti-male model added, has the greatest number of director of the Center for the for young coeds. Supportive Services and the problems because of his confused Social Change and Inter - group identity resulting from his social Relations component of the position of dominance. This is Center of Urban Affairs, Wharton to address why he dehumanizes other people of different races and the In the September issue of "Psychology Today," Thomas othersex. discusses psychology and "Blackness can be black women's liberation with Jo Ann management meeting arrogance," Thomas explained. E. Gardner, a physiological "I feel good wearing funny psychologist and women's lib looking clothes. I was sick, but leader. The magazine's editor, T. President now I feel well. I have a definite Wharton and Business Administration. George Harris, is the moderator American Motors Corporation sense of self. I know who I am, of the As the featured luncheon conversation entitled, President William V. Luneburg and how I got to be that way. My "Different speaker, AMC president Strokes for Different will deliver the behavior is so different that it Folks: a keynote Luneburg will discuss "The Role Conversation." addresses Oct. 22 at MSU's Fifth of Management in an Annual Detroit Management Atmosphere of Crisis." Conference. Following the evening The conference at the Statler banquet, Dr. Wharton will speak Hilton Hotel is sponsored by on "The Social Responsibility of MSU's Graduate School of Capitalism." IHIMOSI SAVAGE FILM IN HISTORY! Direct Dimond Importers JOSEPH [ LfV'NEIQ EMBASS' P«LM SOLDIER BLUE ClDICE BERGEN PETER STRAUSS DONALD PLEASENCE JOHN ANDERSON DANA ElCAfi TH[ODORE V 01SFN FOX JEWE ,.r r.i. JOSEPH i Li r„::- V- : JOHN GM HAROLDLOEB^TGABRIFL KAT,\f cji Meridian Mall • Frandor 1ECHNIC010R-* WNAViSiON; AN ■ t Is 203 S. Washington- Lansing Mall mm iDj chugalugamud j ROOT BEER j J with this coupon & food item purchase J I I The Renault 10. 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