W ednesda If... michigan fAT EWS is not ashamad of . a man state Cloudy being inferior to other men, how will he ever become their equal? — Mencius university O * . . . with a chance of . . . showers, temperatures in the 40s. Clearing Thursday. w„i.,me 63 Number 84 Leaders to pay tribute to DeGaulle Nixon plans Quiet funeral, burial planned to attend rites PARIS (AP) — Leaders from East and West moved pay their final tribute to Charles de Gaulle as the symbol of France Tuesday to Frenchmen in large part remember De Gaulle as the guardian of their honor through the ignominy of Nazi defeat, and later in 10 - its past grandeur, its genius, its eternal contradictions. years as president as the restorer of national prestige. They took The nation's strong guide in war and for De Gaulle of his 80th He had walked with the peace, just 13 days short birthday, died Monday night of a circulatory disorder. mighty, but his final companions were his the news without "I'm not mass scenes of crying -1 can't - but I'll tell greatness with him" a grief. you he took our last bit of Paris cab driver said. "The great ones, De wife, a physician and a Roman Catholic priest. KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — President Gaulle, Churchill, Roosevelt, even Stalin, that's all gone." Nearby were a television set tuned to the world news, and a President Georges Pompidou, his successor, observed: "France Nixon made arrangements Tuesday to deck of cards used for solitaire. is widowed." fly to Paris for memorial services for Turning aside the tradition of Napoleon and 1,000 years of Charles de Gaulle in the cathedral of Notre "France today lost part of its soul," a Gaullist French kings, De Gaulle will be buried party deputy Dame on Thursday. Thursday in the cramped exclaimed, and another told the National Assembly: "Monsieurs, churchyard in Colombey -les- deux Eglises, the father is dead." Nixon decided to cut short his Florida died. That is in accordance with his - village where he vacation and return to Washington on handwritten order that the Flags in Paris, deep in its November grayness, came to halfstaff. ceremony take place "without the slightest public The national radio and television Tuesday night. Arrangements were made to without bands, fanfare or ceremony . .. played dirges and newspapers bugles." announed the death in three - inch banners. postpone from Thursday to Friday a But about 80 world leaders, including President Nixon movie houses, schools and all Shops, theaters, meeting with President - elect Luis and government offices will be closed Soviet Premier Alexei N. Echeverria of Mexico. The meeting will be in Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral in Kosygin, will attend a memorial service Thursday, the first day of an official 30-day mourning period. the same day. at the Washington White House instead of The nation, which had Colombey, population 359, is a village 160 miles southeast of rebuffed him in a constitutional Paris. Death came to the Key Biscayne. referendum that led to his general there in the house he bought resignation as president 18 months when he was an army colonel and then Nixon said the death of De Gaulle was a ago, learned of De Gaulle's death about enlarged as his duties and 12 hours after it loss to all mankind. occurred. The delay was at the request of his family. (Please turn to page 15) In a statement and in a letter cabled to President Georges Pompidou of France, Nixon expressed America's sympathy to the people of France for a man the GM-UAW NEGOTIATE President said was an ally and a friend. "This country knew Gen. De Gaulle as a steadfast ally in war and a true friend in peace. Greatness knows no national bounds and therefore France's loss is the loss of mankind," Nixon said. "The President," press secretary Ronald DETROIT (UPI) Strike talks L. Ziegler told reporters, "is going to Paris — General Motors and living increases pegged to the government years at age 58 or earlier retirement at for the memorial services for Gen. De the United Auto Workers cost of living index. struggled day and - - sharply reduced pensions. Gaulle to pay his personal respects to a night for the third straight day Tuesday It was expected the two sides would toward reached local agreements would great leader who was both a personal friend a national agreement to end a 57 - compromise on the "30 and out" pension be of the President and a man of great stature. day - old strike that has shut down auto demand. The UAW demanded $500 a expected to resume work. The President will conduct no official production month retirement pensions after 30 Bramblett had said that unless an by the world's biggest years service at any age. GM already had agreement was reached this week it would business on the trip." manufacturing firm. agreed be impossible for GM to This would rule out any sub tantive Earl Bramblett, chief GM to retirement at $500 a month after resume auto negotiator, and 30 production by Dec. 1. meeting, apparently, with Soviet Iremier Leonard Woodcock, UAW President and Alexei N. Kosygin, who also will attend the their aides, tired from a 17 ■ hour session memorial services but there could be a Mon Jay, met long hours again Tuesday in a fifth floor room of the GM ASMSU bid expected casual contact, perhaps, in the event the headquarters French government arranges some sort of building. reception for chiefs of state and other There were indications the company and distinguished persons gathered for the De the nation's second largest union were Gaulle services. nearing agreement on a new three - year on student tax increase The President will be contract. accompanied by Secretary of State William P. Rogers; Dr. The UAW international executive board Henry A. Kissinger, his chief adviser on was on hand in Detroit and the 350 members of the union's General Motors national security matters, and by the grandson of the late president, whose name DeGaulle dead at 79 Council were told to meet here Wednesday, By JOHN JUEL State News Staff Writer efficient way for the major governing groups to collect a tax to cover expenses. It also is Charles de Gaulle and who is a Charles De Gaulle, the French general who died presumably to review any tentative would eliminate the need for some of the student in New York. Monday at the age of agreement reached. A proposal to increase the ASMSU governing groups to request money from 79 is shown raising his arms in a typical He is coming to gesture during an address in a After a national settlement is reached, student tax from 50 cents to as the student board, he added, Washington to join the suburb of Brazzaville, Africa, in 1957. The former high as ending the presidential party when it takes off from French president subject to ratification by the 385,000 $1.25 per student winter term was charge that the board was spending the Andrews Air Force Base at 11:15 a.m. succumbed to a ruptured aneurism, a UAW members at GM, workers at more expected to be presented at Tuesday circulatory ailment. His death did than half of the firm's plants which have money of on-campus students on off - Wednesday. not become known until Tuesday. AP Wirephoto night's ASMSU meeting. campus organizations. agreed to remove the "cap" on cost - of - The proposed amendment to the ASMSU Buckner stressed that the revenue added constitution would authorize the student by the new tax was aimed at specific board to levy a tax of up to $1 per student service projects, particularly full - time per term and a special tax of up to 25 cents ouncil legal aid and the establishment of a student limits winter term only. act co-op, rather than at merely supplying the The reason for the proposed tax hike is board with more money to use as it saw to meet increasing costs and to fit. expand "The tax would not necessarily be raised services, ASMSU Chairman Hal Buckner to $1 — the proposal would just give the Student said. By STEVE WATERBURY Participation in Academic the power to initiate amendments to committee board that option," Buckner said. "The Government. proposed in the Special Panel's The additional tax of up to 25 cents student tax would and sections 2.2 and 2.1.4.9 of the Academic report in which students have a majority. would be levied winter term, with the probably not change The fourth November session of the Freedom until priorities were set for the DAVE PERSON Report. These sections are Other action taken by the council definite council will be convened at 3:15 p.m. concerned with the professional rights and included passage of a motion by C. C. revenue going to the major governing service projects in mind." State News Staff Writers groups of MSU — Men's Halls Association, Tuesday in the Con Con Room of the responsibilities of the faculty. Killingsworth to rescind action taken by Since the proposal would amend the International Center in another attempt to Intra - fraternity Council, Men's The Academic Council acted the council in May which granted the existing ASMSU constitution, it must first Tuesday to complete the council agenda. Reflecting the exclusion of faculty Intercooperative Council, Off - Campus be approved by a limit the jurisdiction of Student Affairs Committee veto power Council, Panhellenic Council and Women's majority vote of the the proposed The council amended section 5.4.08.3. matters from the committee, the council student board and would then be Faculty - Student Affairs Committee to over all proposed amendments to the Inter Residence Council — on a - placed on (concerning the composition of the renamed it the Student Affairs Committee. per capita a University - wide referendum within ten student matters Academic Freedom Report. basis. during consideration of the proposed committee) by adding to the The proposed Student Affairs The council also passed a proposal to t class days. A simple majority of the votes rePort of the Bucknor said the purpose of the Special Panel Concerning report that the committee does not have Committee, composed of six faculty special cast in the referendum would decide remove from the present amendments to tax winter term was to members and 11 students, is the only provide a more whether the proposal would go into effect. (Please turn to page 15) Driver forms reported Board OKs missing ' Pproximately 50 remain from anonymous, said that the rate drop for udent applications for M|d ^'"8 fr°m on Tuesday. • campus driving were reported MSU files, informed sources committee may press the issue through MSU judiciaries after the prosecutor decides on the case. federal Jhe rePort followed announcement by Currently, some judiciary members and WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal in p.us Mice Monday that they are administrators are privately considering Reserve Board Tuesday lowered the estigating charges that student parking whether campus judiciaries can launch discount rate, the price member banks mits are pay being sold illegally on campus. investigative teams or grant immunity to for borrowing money, from 6 per cent to keni ICat'°ns anc* a duplicate permit are alleged offenders. 5'4 per cent. j. | °n "'e for each student driving permit The board said it had approved the rate aD ; A" investigation turned up change on the recommendations of Federal thai°X'mate'y ^ more duplicate permits 'nan applications. Decision due Reserve banks at Boston, Atlanta, St. Louis, Minneapolis and San Richmond, UnLa. meetin8 Tuesday, the All • >versity Traffic Committee (AUTC) Francisco. Other Federal Reserve banks are expected to lower the off -campus rate shortly. iCcePtt'd the resignation of Joe on The board said its decision "was in endergrass recognition of reductions that have taken place recently in other short term interest w n. AUTC member said the committee rates ..." alio o ft .• la^e no official action on the ns until all information is turned p |0 l,le Ingham County prosecutor. housing rule It said its action is designed to discount rate "into better alignment with short - term rates generally." bring the ctjmilce ^ Monday they are seeking A decision by the Faculty - Student The lowering of the discount rate was the thns warrants from the prosecutor for Judiciary on the alleged violations by first since August 1968, when it was Academic Council • students of University housing regulations not' "lv°lved. Action by the prosecutor is brought down from 5'/j per cent to 5V4 per is expected to be released today. Th t0d until Friday, The judiciary met Monday night at the cent. The rate was increased on two who'. *)0''ce Investigation involves persons Jack Stieber, professor of economics, spoke on behalf of the American Assn. of University Professors during separate occasions after that and moved up inter,!rt, a"eged'y selling permits through request of Off - Campus Council legal aide Doug Callahan to decide whether a Tuesday's Academic Council meeting. Stieber asked that the council consider action on the to 6 per cent on April 4,1969. »antoH a"es for each- Permits are Committee of r University housing regulation barring Faculty Compensation and Academic Budget and proposed tenure changes at the earliest Most other interest rates are scaled to are ^ to student8 who apply to and on are John F. A. possible date. Looking changes in the discount approved by AUTC. students under 21 from living off campus is Taylor, professor of philosophy and C. C. Killingsworth, professor of Labor and Industrial rate. Source close to The board approved Tuesday's discount AUTC, who asked to (Please turn to page 15) Relations. State News photo by Bruce rate change unanimously. Remington 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November I97Q news Parents linked in drug abuse order to enjoy them is practicing "You have to enjoy being out professor who spent all summer was that he summary By JEFF HUNT drug abuse, he continued. When a person becomes dependent on of your mind," he said. "Not many people like this." in a northern Michigan cottage with several casts of scotch to see taste of scotch The fact that couldn't any more" 'he there From the wires of AP and UPI. Heavy users of marijuana these drugs, then he's addicted. if he could become an activists, hippies and P* an. ~ Only five to seven per cent of Most people can take drugs, alcoholic. "He today may have been the failed," Bates Rubins today means the population have the alcohol included, and not that alcoholics of the past, Dr. said, not having the proper Richard Bates, MSU asst. clinical potential for drug addiction, become addicted, he said, giving mental conditions for addiction. made mistakes in 20 years ago," he child 1* an example of said professor of medicine, said Bates said. a college "The only thing that happened "Children need Monday. fathers,^* Marijuana has replaced alcohol "This country knew Gen. De for many young people. Vietnam veterans different Children growing up in broken Gaulle as a steadfast al/v in war homes with either parent missing and a true friend in peace. absent or are more likely to Greatness knows no national become alcoholics, drug abusers bounds and therefore France's loss and juvenile deliquents, said Bates at a public lecture is the loss of mankind. " President Nixon sponsored by the Spartan Wives (See story, p. I) at People's Church. Bates mother - said that children in dominated homes want "a belly full of warm food, WW II counterparts instant gratification of their Madison Kuhn's book, By DIANE PETRYK Michigan students and former veterans on campus. desires and the soft glow from "Michigan State: The First students State News Staff Writer regardless of state of Nationally, according alcohol or drugs in their heads. Hundred Years," the flood of residence were given priority. to the International News "If there is no father in the RICHARD BATES veterans entering MSU began Women who graduated from Veterans Administration Today's veteran is not the Regional Office in Detroit Government reinforcements trying to reach home or if he does not do the drug use, experimentation and after the war ended in August, Michigan high schools in June school abuse. respected and looked - up • to 1945. enrollments Cambodia's embattled northern front were cut off right job in raising his son, then were asked to wait until new Vietnam among person that his World War II veterans increased the boy goes to college as an Drug use. Bates explained, is Seven hundred veterans were dormitories would be completed Tuesday as renewed North Vietnamese and Viet Cong infant," he said. the application of drugs to ease counterpart was, James F. back in time for fall term during fiscal year 1970 by an in early 1947. attacks destroyed much of the security belt north of Morse, director of the MSU unprecedented 31 per cent over Bates, who is the medical pain or discomfort. He cited the Veteran's Administration registration and new ones In the fall of 1946 8,000 Phnom Penh. (VA), the previous year, bringing the director of the alcoholism and example of Demeral, a drug said in a recent interview. appeared at the rate of 50 a day veterans enrolled at MSU. A year total similar to heroin that is often number of enrollees A second consecutive drug addiction therapy unit at during the term, according to in night of powerful assaults "Most of the veterans I see later almost 9,000 were on Veterans Administration Sparrow Hospital, said such administered during childbirth. Kuhn. training against three towns and an airport left the area in today feel they had a job to do, campus. One hundred sixty - programs to more than 1.2 home conditions produce the Drug experimentation is the Veterans who lacked high eight of these students were confusion. Two highway bridges, one of them a vital a job their country asked them million. proper mental state for drug taking of drugs, especially by school credits enrolled in women. link between the capital and Konipong Cham, the to do, so they went ahead and "If the trend addiction. "It's not the drug that youth, because of curiosity or Servicemen's Institute refresher MSU forced to continues," did it," Morse said. was develop Donald E. country's third largest city, were blown up. makes an addict, it is people," peer group pressure. "But the World War II veteran courses in English, mathematics, emergency, temporary and Johnson he said. But a person who willfully administrator of Veterans * * * history and science. By winter, permanent housing trains himself to take drugs in saw a higher purpose in his 1946 MSU enrolled over two affairs, predicted, A lone gunman Tuesday hijacked a Saudi Arabian He differentiated between simultaneously. It rented a "more service. It was not just a job veterans will have trained airliner carrying 10 passengers and four crew members thousand veterans and in the trailer camp and moved beds during because at that stage they could the first five years of the to Damascus while on a flight from Amman, Jordan, to feel America spring nearly four thousand men into Jenison gymnasium, where current was being and women who had served in GI Bill than during the 13 - year over 500 men lived until a better Saudi Arabia, Radio Damascus reported. threatened. Pearl Harbor was span of the Korean conflict GI the armed forces. place could be found. The hijacker, who was not identified, was detained in Jack Tar Never Looked bombed and goods were being rationed," he explained. At that point total enrollment As of Nov. 1, Morse said 2,304 Bill." Included in this Damascus for questioning while the plane and the was well above anything MSU veterans are presently attending year's Morse has been director of the enrollment are had seen in the past, with MSU. There 87,100 passengers were allowed to continue to Saudi Arabia are also eight two liours and 15 minutes later the radio said. This Good! MSU - VA office since 1951. His major job is vocational predictions cast that enrollment would double in the fall. widows and 138 children of servicemen on active attending schools below college duty * * * veterans and 56 disabled counseling of disabled veterans, level - all under the GI Bill. Two Soviet ships have returned to the Cuban port The Olds offers newly refurbished dependents of veterans and other veterans who request help. where the United States recently charged the Russians for luxury accommodations He also supervises the training of Defense rooms were building a submarine base, but government officials played down their importance today. A defense close to the campus. The Olds 130 disabled veterans campuses in the state. The VA office itself has been on various wins Department spokesman, Jerry W. is the ideal spot for your open continuously since 1945, Friedheim, reported that a submarine tender and a weekend visitors. Close to but was almost closed in 1953 salvage tug reentered the harbor at Cienfuegos late everything Monday, but said the Pentagon "attaches no significance to the movement." The Olds also features fine dining and again in 1959 because not enough veterans were going to school to justify keeping the of orders A/1 in "We in the GAS BUGGY Room. office open. are continuing to watch the situation closely," he said. Morse currently sees from 55 FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) - citing any orders Calley might told Latimer: "Judging by what to 60 veterans month, of First JUt. ,William L. CaUey Jr. have received in advance from you've said, I'd be cutting to the * * * i \ •} i ,i»yi a which, he said, not more than 15 won right it a prelimirtary rhU company commanPirit 2 Abounds St ^diversions • QPi bration A golden combination. Burger King's delicious Whaler Fish &r°ss (Roads • gazebo • sandwich and crispy French Fries. The Whaler^-a golden imports filet of fish topped with crisp lettuce and creamy tartar & enjamin rank ft Icrp • sauce. ^he *75ca Qfohop • &hain (Reaction • &Ce)f(yPorld 75et Qtbhop NOW THRU NOVEMBER 16th only at these locations: E. LANSING 1141 E. 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President Nixon and Agnew said if they didn't get a majority in the Senate and the House, there would be crime in the streets, The death violence on the campuses and pornography of DeGaulle: in every home." "That was just political rhetoric, Roundtable," I said. "They didn't mean "I don't want to die," cried Roundtable. it." "You're not going to die." charisma lost "And the Democrats said if President Nixon remains in the White House, there "The Republicans said if the election, President Nixon able to end the war in Vietnam or they didn't win wouldn't be will be a depression and all Americans will stand un to the Russians in the Middle lose their jobs, their homes and their Social East or the Charles de Gaulle, one of the last by the French people in 1958. For Cubans in the Carribean." of the great leaders to emerge from over a decade De Gaulle sought to Security." "They were just trying to scare you into World War II, has died two weeks revive the greatness of France and "You shouldn't believe everything you voting for them, Roundtable. It's part of before his 80tli birthday. dreamed of creating a European hear during a campaign, Roudtable. The the game plan." As the statesmen and chief consolidation under French tutelage. party out of power always says the same "The Democrats said if thev didn't win executives of all countries announce ln< the 19 60s he caused thing." we would all die of pollution or go grief and praise "Le General," we are considerable anxiety for the leaders bankrupt bailing out the Penn Central Railroad." once again reminded of Charles de in Washington and London. He Gaulle as a figure larger than life. opposed American foreign policy in "They were scrounging for issues Roundtable. They didn't expect De Gaulle was always a Southeast Asia and often called the you to believe them." The doctor's bag controversial personage. He worked United States the chief belligerent there. "Why did the President stand up on his tirelessly as leader of the French car in San Jose?" Roundtable resistance in England during the De Gaulle was the nemesis of the said. "I don't know why he stood up." occupation of France by the Nazis. British who desired Britain's entry to By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. French Premier at the close of WW "He stood up because he was hoping the Common Market, while his most for a half an hour earlier than they'd stone his car." II, he left politics until called back significant independent move was Letters may be addressed to Dr. you usually the things you could do are use nonfat do. If you still have difficulty I'd try an dried milk, which is inexpensive and "I don't believe it." the economic withdrawal of France Werner at Olin Health Center. Names hour earlier. If this fails you can try other nutritious, and substitute fruits for candies. from the North Atlantic Treaty need not be included unless a personal "Well, the chief of the San Jose police techniques such as leaving the shades up so The task is much easier if you do your own said his car wasn't stoned." Organization (NATO). reply is requested. that the morning light will tend to cooking and have time to shop carefully "If he said that, then there's The final defeat for De Gaulle gradually awaken you. You could also try for sale items in super markets. If anyone nothing to My problem is that I can't seem to get an alarm clock device which turns on an worry about, is there?" occurred while he was president in knows of a good cookbook specializing in 1968-69. In the aftermath of the out of bed in the morning. When my alarm electric appliance and hook it up to a inexpensive, highly nutritious recipes, I'd "No, except that the Secret Service said bright lamp placed across the room. his car was stoned, and the President goes off, I seem to automatically turn it appreciate hearing about it. went French student revolt of 1968, he Since this has been going on for three on television and told everyone he was off, put my head under the covers and go declared that if his proposal for years and you are now a senior, I wonder if Please settle an argument my roommate stoned, and he said if we didn't elect the back to sleep. and I are having. He claims that man first candidates he supported, we could expect governmental centralization were I'm late for classes, appointments . . . an alarm clock that would turn on a tape recording of your mother yelling at you contracted venereal disease from more of the same from the anarchists in defeated, he would resign the everything! Somewhere I read that people sheep, might not solve the problem! which sailors used for their enjoyment the country." presidency. Though the defeat was who hate to get out of bed in the morning during long womanless voyages. ■ i * * ' •« "The President was just trying to . < -t • - r? considered unlikely, the pollsters are actually hiding something and don't • «• However, I refuse to believe that anyone dramatize the point that there has been i were proved incorrect and the want to face "reality." Is there any truth in What are the effects on the body after a could get that horny. Can he possibly be breakdown of law and order in the country this? general retired to Colembey. prolonged period of improper diet (two to right? and the Democrats were responsible. That's I have destroyed three alarm clocks in Regardless of one's political three years). Due mostly to lack of funds, fair comment during an election year." the last three years; I am a senior. About the venereal disease,'he's wrong. affiliations, there is little doubt that over the years I have fallen into the habit "The Democrats said fhe Republicans of About getting "that horny," he's right. The with the death of Charles De Gaulle skipping meals. I rarely eat a full meal. purposely played a Dad tape of the Oversleeping can be caused by a number word for sexual contacts between humans a truly charismatic leader has faded of things. Your letter is sketchy on detail Mostly I just "pick" all day at anything that President's speech so the people would and animals is sodomy (which can also from the world scene — a bit of and you do not mention what time you go happens to be available. I consume an over refer to certain sexual practices between accuse the TV media ot sabotaging the to • abundance of sweets even though I don't Nixon Administration." history has died. bed, how well you sleep or whether the humans). Sheep inevitably seem to be condition varies in severity from time to particularly care for them. I'm a 21 year mentioned when this practice is discussed. "We don't know that for a fact, though, time. old woman, 5 ft. 6 in., 120 lbs., in This is probably related to size, availability do we, Roundtable?" Some people do sleep late as a means of generally good health. and the loneliness of being a shepherd. "No," he sobbed, "that's the trouble. We avoiding responsibilities, but in my While offensive to most people, such sexual don't know anything for a fact. I'm System of la experience, they usually avoid responsibilities in other ways too. People may have difficulty getting up in the morning because they sleep poorly or For the person in good such illnesses as diabetes frequency of meals is quite unimportant and can be suited to individual desires. health (without or ulcers) the practices I are would thought to be not like behind those belts to one know can uncommon. the principle buy to wrap scared." "Look, friend, everyone gets frightened during an election year, but in a few weeks have gone to sleep too late. Paradoxically it around the waist and thighs to rid one's it will all be forgotten. We'll still have Social convention being what it is, we al Supreme Cou would seem, if one sleeps too many hours, it can be very difficult to get up. There are different depths of sleep and rising from a very deep slumber can result in confusion tend to go along with three meals a day although one or many people two and other do just as well with people prefer four or self of inches of fat in them, they must work. a matter of dfe-i. With the guarantees that go along with violence in the streets, student unrest, unemployment, pollution and trouble with the Russians, and it won't come up again until the presidential elections." Last Monday the U.S. Supreme five. So, the possible damage you speak of The principle was stated years very difficult to enforce ruling and persistent lethargy. Most people have ago by P. boils down to what you have been eating T. Barnum: There's a sucker born "That's why I'm Court refused to hear Massachusetts' every scared," said against the war anyway. In other experienced this when they have been more than when you have been eating. In minute. Gullible people are Roundtable, shaking. legal challenge to the Vietnam war. words: support the President, right awakened suddenly soon after falling suggestible any case the odds of doing significant enough to pull in their paunches and In so doing they demonstrated once asleep. Deep stages of sleep occur "How's that?" or wrong — and rule on the basis of damage over a period of a couple of years impress themselves when they measure again that too often politics reigns rhythmically throughout the night and if is very small. after using such a device. "If this is the kind of stuff they're going expediency, not justice. your normal waking time tends to fall in Limited funds make eating a balanced Enough people to throw at us in an off • year election, paramount over justice in this The essential point remains don't claim their money back, the middle of one of these deep sleep diet rather difficult. Most inexpensive making the what the hell are they going to do to us in nation. sale of these things a worthwhile financial unresolved. For want of a high court periods it may be hard to get out of bed. foods 1972?" The Massachusetts' are very high in carbohydrate and venture. challenge As a beginning, I suggest setting your alarm ruling the Massachusetts law remains cheap meats are loaded with fat. Among c.C.P.S. 1970 certainly seemed sound and Copyright 1970, Los Angeles Times legal - and is still in direct straightforward enough. That state's opposition to federal statutes. legislature had passed a law Thus, even after putting the OUR READERS' MIND exempting its citizens from serving in question of the constitutionality of wars not declared by Congress. They the Vietnam war aside there remains then sought to go directly to the. a manifest state - federal legal high court by utilizing the constitutional provision that state federal disagreements merit Supreme Court mediation. - paradox. Certainly, this should have qualified for Supreme Court consideration. In dodging the legal and moral Is blood to soldiers immoral? To The Editor: The federal government's be sent to Vietnam, but case was questions raised by the Regarding the forthcoming blood drive, I absolutely no distributed. But Smith needs the the moralists tell us they can't give bloo more tenuous. The- Justice blood will be sent overseas ." Rollin blood, so Massachusetts case, the high court quote from Monday's "things - that could I suppose he is justified in saying whatever it's to be used for saving an A merit Department held that a state could - Smith, the owner of the quote, might just he thinks will maximize a turnout of has done a disservice to the - easily - have - gone - unsaid" Department: soldier's life in Vietnam, because « not intervene on behalf of its people "All blood collected as easily have said that all blood collected donors. and the will be used will be used in Ingham soldier is fighting an immoral war. It maw system of checks and County which is not What is utterly individual citizens, and it would be balances that govern this nation. domestically. Many students have only true but is a sufficient reply to unjustifiable is that any me want to throw up. , ■ expressed the fear that their blood might prospective donor would "fear" that his What if lots of people specified that uw anyone wondering how the blood would be blood might be used blood couldn't be used by a crinnna* "improperly." This is one of the most immoral "fears" possible, during the commission of a crime, Germ warfare returns: I Who d fi" Xo Xh0 To The Editor. Editor: find your November 5 editorial power vacuum? on /InuKf doubt Hut- but that that tHo Qfafo Maurc the State News editors nr and further emphasizes the enough to call the Thieu gross duplicity which characterizes those who attack the Vietnam war on moral grounds. It's not government anyone who injured himself while u the influence of drugs? Or by ' Or by "spies?" Or by "honkies. "capitalists?" If wounded servicemen ' would be glad to take over this role. Could fascist while ignoring the fact that Ho Chi be discriminated against, why not an> gap widens student government reform very credibility it be that this is what they really had in the Minh killed 250,000 North Vietnamese interesting. It addresses itself to the else? Obviously, anybody can be. back of their minds when they wrote that while strengthening his problems that have thus far been ignored regime. It's not It's time that the great humanitarian editorial? And incidentially, while you're enough to attack the ARVN methods of by the abolish • ASMSU movement. Its moralistic preachings of the antiwa ^ talking about "elitist cliques," the State imprisonment of a few Communist POW's Remember? About a year goal of diluting the power of any one News editors might must try that shoe on while avoding the wretched conditions of be exposed for what it realyj ago now they get the same amount for individual is noteworthy. and see if it pinches any. unadulterated, unfettered, unrecons Nixon said the thousands of American prisoners in the United States was "defensive purposes only." However, there are times when the hypocrisy. north. It's not enough to renouncing biological warfare, and University needs one or a few individuals weep over the Still tucked away at Pine Bluff who can speak "for" the student Howard Brody alleged killing of My Lai civilians while Terry Smith ordering the destruction of all are body. McHenry, III. senior forgetting the thousands massacred in Hue East Lansing graduate studen such modern The students themselves look to such a existing American germ weaponry. technological horrors as Nov. 5,1970 during 1968 Tet by the Viet Cong. Now Nov. 9,19'" I here poison bullets and agents capable of person in a time of confusion or crisis; and are still extensive stocks of the outside press seeks him out as a inducing large - scale crop failures. quick /I'll biological weapons Pine Blutl Arsenal. at the Army's Congress has Remember? The secret plan to get guide to student opinion. Presently this role is filled by the (veterans' dav?j) GOOP 6RIEF! THIS IS THE DAY I ALWAYS SPEND OVER appropriated S21.1 million for germ us out of the Vietnam war. chairman of ASMSU or some members of -y- AT PILL MAULPIN'S HOUSE the board. Under your proposed scheme QUAFFING ROOT BEER I warlare this fiscal year as opposed to Remember? Cambodia. there would be no one from student ^0—/gj^- $21.9 million the year before. Last Remember? "Bring us together." government who could fill this role — in year biological research" received Remember? "Bums." effect there would be a power vacuum here. $7.6 million of these Who is to speak for and mould student funds for Come Election Day, 1972, we ol tensive and opinion, then? defensive weapons; hope America will remember. Why, how very convenient — I have no JLSSui MichiJSan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 1970 MSU senior wins House seat By SUE SCOTT comprised of Montcalm and organized." Isabella counties with Mt. Engler claims a long first," Engler said. "We went out He said he believed that DeBolt standing interest in politics and and worked hard and people and keep them interested Pleasant being the only sizable discussed people spent that much the general in the political with friends the didn't realize our effectiveness on system. He said An MSU senior became the city. The 22 - year - old student possibility of his campaign alone. he realizes he must first was the candidacy since until the last few weeks. The become youngest member ever elected to heavy favorite in the the 1968 election. "Just talking with the voters is acquainted with the legislature element of surprise helped." the Michigan House of predominantly rural district For a political science course the major thing," he said. "We but after that his Representatives last week. In a which has not elected a here spring term, he made a Engler said the main issue of have the power to change things, the campaign for the primary accomplishments will be the decisive victory, John M. Democratic legislator since but we just can't do it in two most his ability will allow. Engler, study of the 100th District and was one of Beal City 1932. availability. Engler weeks before exams." This term Engler has been his Republican, defeated suggested exactly how Strange believed he could work closer Democratic Engler's campaign was not an could be beaten. In commuting to classes from his opponent, past than Strange with the local Joseph W. DeBolt, an asst. easy one, though. His toughest primaries, Strange was usually Engler said he would like to be campaign headquarters in Mt. professor of job was to beat the 14 government and people. On able to work with sociology at Central year opposed by two or more younger Pleasant. Republican incumbent, Russell major issues, there was little Michigan University, in the candidates and he never received 100th District. Strange, in the August primary. a majority of the votes. disagreement between the two In the 1968 Engler candidates, he said. Engler, an agricultural primary, Engler's waited to make sure he would be Most of Engler's economics father had campaign major who will unsuccessfully the only opponent, and at the workers graduate in December, won the attempted to win the last minute he filed were high school for students. He said they were hard election with almost 60 nomination. per cent But candidacy. workers and action of the vote. Engler said he thought "A point in - oriented The district is our favor is that rather than idealistic. Strange could be "out we were not taken They seriously at enthusiastically helped him canvass both counties and call voters before the Memorial center names primary. Getting people to vote was an important part of Engler's has variety in it's Youngest representative strategy. The voter turnout in the district had always been weak in primaries. I State IEngler representative - elect from the 100th District talks about his campaign and the reason for ■success. Engler, a senior at MSU who will John its Green to director s post we "People won were the stunned primary," Engler admitted. "No one realized what when 30 types of submarine graduate in ■December, is the youngest person going on but us." Sandwiches... was to be elected to the state Robert L. Green, asst. provost the board of directors The primary results were close. ■House of Representatives. State News photo by Sue Steeves and director of the Center for of the group counselor for the Juvenile Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Court of San Francisco, Engler got 3,489 votes and Urban Affairs has been named to Calif., Center in Atlanta, Ga. and as a school psychology Strange, 3,338. intern for the Oakland, He financed his campaign Game room, "A Calif., IR STATE JUDGES major aspect of my responsibility will be to work Public Schools. mostly were by borrowing. People not pinball, Mon. HOURS: Thurs. 11-1 willing to donate pool tables, - closely with Dr. Julius Scott, Green, who is also a professor money to the campaign of a Fri. & Sat. (executive director of the of educational psychology, foosball 11-2 young non - incumbent. Engler Sun. center), Mrs. King and other taught here before devoting full estimated his total expenditures 12-12 Prof urges raise board members to define the programmatic thrust of the memorial center, and to reflect time to the Center for Urban Affairs. for the primary and the election campaign to be $3,000. general 4980 NORTHWIND DRIVE 351-4731 King's work during his lifetime," Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Green said. Why Pay More, pichigan judges are underpaid Hart, court administrator of the Henderson said the Green will also assist the their salaries should be Supreme cost of Irply increased, an MSU said. Court of Michigan, living in the has increased 17.4 per cent center in their fundraising BRECK FRESH MEN'S programs. Inomist told the State "Persons whose compensation past four years, that average compensation per man "Our goal is to raise $20-25 licers Compensation is static suffer irreparably," pmission today. a study Henderson said. "They must hour in the private nonfarm sector rose 27 per cent, and that million dollars over the next several years for a memorial to INSTANT presented to the compete for goods and services salaries of the federal Emission, John P. Henderson, at today's rising judiciary King and for developing a HAIR CORDUROY prices with increased from 33 to 52 per cent complete program related to his jfessor of economics, yesterday's income levels." in 1969. Immended salary increases work," Green said. |ing from 34 per cent to as I as 63 per cent for justices his In a letter notifying Green of appointment, Julius Scott SHAMPOO the supreme court and the Police arrest youths said the memorial center was IACKETS Vs 400 other judges. Istices of the Supreme Court [receive$35,000and Court of looking forward much" from Green's expertise. to "gaining insight and 97c charges 7 leals judges receive $32,500. on separate As the former education oz. net wt kmpensation for 116 Circuit director of the Southern yt judges may not exceed Christian Leadership but averages around No hearing date had yet been stopped for a traffic violation at Conference, Green structured Sprays on — Brushes out. Can be used to clean falls and Upper limit for 147 set late Tuesday afternoon for a Physics Road and East Circle educational hair programs for pieces too. Our Reg. Low fict Court judges is $27,500. 15 - year - old East Lansing Drive. southern and rural blacks. He Price: $1.39. ■average salary of $21,296 youth who was arrested early He was released to his parents has also worked as a 1970 was well below that Sunday morning for the rape of custody Monday after MSU coed. a hearing psychologist for the Lansing Save S4.00 |mum. a in Probate Court. Child Guidance Clinic, as a judicial salaries were The coed told police she was llished by legislation in raped on campus west of the Our p. and have not changed Music Bldg. The 20 - year ■ old SHEPARD'S Everyday Low Price: S17.88 girl was examined and released Acrylic pile lined for warmth. The "Norfolk" I any one of Henderson's from Olin Health Center. fashion - right styling. Full belt, 2 flap pockets, alternative The youth was released to his 31" length. Bronze plans for and Loden. Sizes 36 to 46. Itment was adopted, state parents Monday after a Jeme Court justices could been preliminary hearing. He had f & prom $44,271 to as much as |60 next year. lodged at the Ingham County Juvenile Home. ^fas) Lansing /family j eampui MEN'S WEAR DEPT. maximum for Circuit Also over the thoee' weekend, It judges would be increased Campus Police arrested a 16 - 17.945 or as high as $42,795 year • old Hart youth for alleged TRUCK ON IN AND possession of four bags of DO YOUR FEET pvision is long overdue," marijuana. FAVOR ; <#*** t |erson, whose study was Police said the items were nissioned by William R. found after the youth was /s- ■' ITTENTION CAR OWNER! * 1 pr. MEN'S SISOWBOOTS FREE Complete front end repair and 1 pr. LADIES' SNOW BOOTS alignment * Brakes * Suspension COME IN AND REGISTER SAVE 20' * Wheel balancing * Steering Drawing will be held 9 o'clock tomorrow night THIS WEEK Your choice, any style in store ISKEY'S LADIES' p SOUTH LARCH Auto Safety Center| IV 4-7346 ard; QUILTED LINED phone 351-84 60 HOURS: DAILY 9:30-8:30 CAR COATS iscount records 225 ANN ST. 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Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road (y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November Mime Troupe offers 'Rap' group crims social commentary of By BARBARA FARY communica We By DAVID BASSETT to the concept that American Like all of its productions, State News Staff Writer thought it was so we State News Staff Writer should bring it hom society no longer holds any "The Independent Female" is a Talking Is an all • important us," Miss Novik said promise for its increasingly biting, half funny, half serious activity to Doug Solomon, American's premier radical alienated members. of social Belinda Novik and The theater group, the San Francisco In 1962, after experimenting statement consciousness. The troupe's volunteer 'rappers,' a group of aiming to "SUNday" program held last out. I Mime Troupe, will present its sprin with various indoor dramatic motto is "Teach, direct toward improve communication with the student strike newest creation, "The Was their rj forms, the troupe moved into change, be an example of Lansing area residents. effort at Independent Female, or a Man the parks of San Francisco for change," and its selfless eight - student's message getting the 2 has his Pride," Sunday in the two performances of one of its year record of remaining Solomon and Miss Novik are across S Union. community. ' plays which attempted to bring independent with a bare spokesmen for a "campus • The production, sponsored by Women's Liberation, opened at the theater to the people. minimum of money is perhaps community" group of MSU students who "Dialog is a necessih, students and I the Ash Grove Theater in Los This method continually the best indication of the play's Lansing go area into the and understand what's people aregoilj P0inP 5! expanded to include over 150 worth. Angeles to rave reviews and has performances each summer, "communicate" with residents. this nation and dojjj been acclaimed by critics and always operating under the In eight years, the troupe has The two Justin Morrill College together. It's vital down the to 2 standing • room • only audiences theory of "see the show and pay established itself as a theater stereotypes/* Solo® across the country. juniors said they began the afterwards." group which places service and The mime troupe was first artistic freedom above monetary group because "the only way to formed to what Written, directed and designed get people together on causes The volunteers as an answer reward, a record which alone usually and ideas is to get them talking in teams of three many considered boring theater by women, the show (described makes "The Independent or four to each other." speak before church and to the presumption that the by the troupe as a melodrama ) Female" worth seeing. ground service clubs. U.S. theater could no longer deals with women's "place," Radical group theater The idea came from "Dialog frequently They J hold any interest for its rapidly what is is and what it should be. The play will start at 7:30' '69," a University - sponsored about "radical" answer quest! diminishing audience. It came The plot centers around Gloria, described by the troupe p.m. Sunday in the Union The San Francisco Mime Troupe will present "The Independent Female," describing the group which toured the country violence and draft stuJ gradually to relate this condition Ballroom. Admission is $2. two summers ago. residence. and numerous reviewers as an women's "place," what it is and what it should be, Sunday in the Union. "We sat enti inced" London Sunday Times "innocent," John, her junior "Sometimes the hostile for the first half atmosphere! executive type fiance and Sarah - of t "Fialka and his company are marvelous." Marcel Marceau Bullit, Gloria's "deviant and determined feminist sister." ON FROST'S SHOW program," Miss Novik by the end people,! said.\ Set in the 1860s, the play understanding each other.' scoffs at those who poke fun at Miss Novik said she b.lltl LIKE A the struggle for women's TV forces probe much of the Yippie communicate equality by admitting that the breakdown between adults« struggle can often indeed by young people is a result CHAPLIN funny. students not being able to with their parents. | MOVIE- LONDON (AP) — Television chiefs began a probe Monday into the Yippie fracas on the remaining on British television. Another issue is whether to group, said the incident had been planned and that guests on the program? "To buy bombs to blow you Independent Authority. Television The authority "There are also a lot this campus who can't each other," she said. ofkidsJ talk] ONLY Coming weekend David Frost show that give exposure to anarchists. could have far - reaching effects on live telecasting in Britain. Harold Soref, Conservative member of "American revolutionaries have declared, that TV is their platform." up," Rubin replied. Then about 20 of Rubin's long controls the programs advertising shown by 15 regional television companies and that to get some of the communicating." "We'diL factions hj Parliament, blamed haired followers entered. The LIVE! Response to the group | - compete for viewers with the Tough security guards at the fracas, Tomorrow! television studio doors as one possible were seen 17 million seen outcome. revolutionaries based in Algeria. by an estimated viewers, on Frost, a top British television personality whose engaging style has won him wide following in Yippies knocked over television British Broadcasting cameras, sang, shouted four • letter words, smoked what they network. noncommercial, state - financed Corp., the been good, Solomon Novik said, and several volunteers have been and H tin Another could be a decision to He asked for an investigation by the United States, was said was marijuana, dribbled come back. asked] record for prebroadcast editing the Home Office, in charge of interviewing Jerry Rubin, a flower petals over Frost and Most of the commercial the few live interview shows immigration, and said it was defendant at the Chicago drenched him with a water television stations carried an Informally organized, monstrous that "television conspiracy trial that resulted pistol. After 10 minutes, Frost uncut, recorded version of the dialog group is open HAIR NOW! should be allowed to display from riots during the 1968 moved to another studio during Frost program Sunday night, invitations from loci EAST (PRIOR TO TOUR) exhibitions of public depravity." Democratic Convention. Rubin said money should be abolished. a commercial break and order was restored. four • letter words and all. A spokesman said: "It is organizations and to mj participation by inters Mary Whitehouse, the In that case, Frost asked, why students. British viewers had never seen impossible to edit the program. (0 grandmother who leads a did Rubin try to obtain double It is not practical for us to 'bleep The group can be contacted! nationwide cleanup television the $240 fee usually paid to anything like it, even during a LANSING V) out' offending words." 355- 9474 or 355 4786 1 live talk show several years ago - when Kenneth Tynan, producer The ShermarrPitluck presents Internationally acclaimed MERIDIAN 4 THEATm. rttDUCED Ph'/Ct S DA It V DURING TW! UTl HOUR' of the nude "Oh Calcutta" jl.'iua'jfiijjna tijiw revue, used for the first time on THEATRE ON THE BALUSTRADE FROM PRAGUE Starring Ladislav MERCHANTS' 0) T AMC Look for trouble and MONTE WALSH. ... LEE MARVIN British television the four - letter word for sexual intercourse. 'U' professor elected "I believe in live televison, the FIALKA 5 MONTE WALSH 5:45 - 7:45 unexpected is always liable to happen," Frost said later. president of MSHA MSU LECTURE- CELEBRATION CO 0 Twl-Llte Hr. 5:15 Ends Wednesday 5:45 out "But I suspect this has turned as the most powerful Leo V. Deal, professor of elect through 1971 and o commercial ever for law and audiology and speech science, become president in 1972. CONCERT SERIES 5 The Baby Maker order." has been elected president of the The MSHA, an organization! E Michigan Speech and Hearing 1,200 professional therapist Thurs., Nov. 12 The Frost show appears live Assn. (MSHA). < n Starring doctors and speech instruct^ 8:15 p.m. 0) Barbara Herstaey Saturday night on London Deal, who has taught at MSU was formed to improve -C Weekend Televison, one of five since 1960, will be in charge of expand rehabilitation servicj UNIVERSITY SEE TOMORROW'S h- 5:30 7:45 regional networks under the MSHA programs as president - e for - those with speech AUDITORIUM Twi-Llte Hr. 5:00 - 5:30 Good seats available PROGRAM INFORMATION 48? 3905 hearing handicaps. Reserved seats: $5.00, IMUfl Doors °P*n Deal was named asst. chain STATE NEWS Group Rate Information Call Carol High 836-3719 ^BEATTl? HUH! 1:00 p.m. of the Dept. of Audiology I $4.00, $3.00 I ^ DURWAV at Feature 1:25-3:55-6:40-9:25 Speech Sciences in 1967 and! Tickets Vest Pocket Theatre currently a member of on sale at 1483? Grand River EONNIE UNION TICKET OFFICE Academic Council. Oetroit. Mich 48227 a 272 6970 Also a member of the Lani 6:00 - 8:00 Oral Cleft and Faci| starts PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-6944 Open 12:45 Start 1 p.m. 0 Twi-Llte Hr. 5:30 0 Ends Wednesday - 6:00 Malformation Consultatii 0 Clinic, Deal earned a doctor* AMPUS Feature from MSU in 1965. TODAY! J Thcatre-foit 407 E. GRAND RIVER • Lansing DOWNTOWN 1:15 - 3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 2001 f>P0GMW INfnHVATli)IUW| T* a space odyssey 5:30 - 8:00 H THE FUNNIEST MOVIE ,9 Twl-Llte H,-. 5:00 Ends Wednesday - 5:30 Open at 6:30 TONIGHT! - Klec. in car ALL heitj COLORf NAMATH I'VE SEEN THIS YEARI NORTHSIDE $ f!Wty JHmHt ♦ 4 . Drive jSffrertfre in NOW! FIRST RUN Wlh CENTURY FOX PSfStNTS BARBRA STREISAND WALTER MATTHAU JOB a* C.C.Nyd*r ANN-JMARGRfT* * I 1 THIS KIND OF MOVIE A REVIEWER 3 Hit Program at Mi fliH * ■ SHOULD PAY TO SEE! n JUST GO. RUN TO SEE IT! " —A/ew MICHAEL CRAWFORD CCmmd York Post Free 1000 watt Elect. Heaters £RN[S1 LEHMAN S PRODUCTION OF ****>< COMPANY 100010* HELLO, DOLLY! 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Exclusive Drive In ShowW I — Croup W Network & O&sk- DAD OTHER Today is CTRfMGERj 'wv §1 - J M LADIES' DAY M m m 75< to 6 p.m. MKKIKN1 ■ MTERMTKHtU •imnmc usiniu maniac it lOtNSON mucin* we dare •' m vpuvk younottoscrm" , JOHN GABRIEL BRODERICK CRAWFORD • SCOTT BRADY • KENT TAYLOR when YOU $EE..rCrMM ni VAII ANNE RANDALL ROBERT DIX • KEITH ANDES • JOHN CARRADINE at t :07 ABC PICtU»ti CORP PRfSFNTS* a,.,, DAviDSUSSMND PRODUCTION BEATRICE ARTHUR • LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS" BONNIE BEDELIA MICHAEL BRANDON i imm mi mis ii > Uiwui ntsniiT] COLOR and late ^ n «irc.tKi«C0W • HARRY GUARDINO • RICHARD) CASTELLANO BOB DISHY imucio m namiii i> it AOAMSON HUSO* MOLE by DeLuxe IGPI-—-j • • MAR use •tinrnrunrwT lUTrnuiTimiti. Shown 2nd at 9:05 Also Added! Fun Cartoon & Plus DEVILS EIGHT in Color 7 P m "ASTRO ZOMBIE® Novelty m'j Also SATANS SADISTS at 10:4*5 Rated OP □ :00 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. November 1 1, 1970 "/ VYJR radio Group publishes job listing 'U' documentary WJR radio 760 will present a special documentary dealing Since By DAVID BASSETT State News Staff Writer Second in the a series inception of ibi-monthly. This pamphlet contains social a national change groups on level, as general orientation material. The job guide of the MSU well as of social "The out each to change organizations. bulletin, which comes month, is educational people who have some idea of Violent Conn. Action in Voluntown, As well as providing lists of radical and/or innovative groups, publications "overwhelming." has "For the first few months," been with life at MSU at 7:30 p.m. today. Vocations for what VSC is all about, but who Shingleton said, "we put out Social Change Vocations for Social VSC also publishes lists of The program, entitled "The Heart of the Change don't know anything specific," 1,500 job bulletins for VSC. All Matter," is a (VSC), the function which has group also includes data supplied "straight" organizations that are reflection on both society and the University as seen Brenner said. of these were immediately by one helped the Placement Bureau by the I-W Job Finder and the willing to help with social MSU student David Manschot, Bloomfield Hlllsjunior. For example, the October taken. Because of economic program reach a maximum Guide to Alternate Service change. WJR News and director Oscar Frenette said issue of the bulletin lists limitations, we have been forced Manschot number of people has been its (organizations serving represents the individual student, who Frenette feels needs publishing of job listings of conscientious objectors), the vocational opportunities in Ave These include newspapers that to cut back this number to recognition "in the face of so much campus unrest and in social change organizations on United areas: education, organizing, are willing to give underground 1,000, and they go almost as the light of so many campus headliners." Church Board for alternative institutions soon as we release them." local, state and national levels. and newspaper staffers experience in In the half - hour broadcast, Manschot will Homeland Ministries in peace. the technical side of journalism, speak about Most of the information Brenner said he is more than University and residence hall regulations Philadelphia, the National Educational vocations deal church groups that operate and the contained in these bulletins and Federation of Settlements and pleased with the reception of the educational experience at MSU. primarily with free schools and youth centers and large bulletins. pamphlets comes from various Community Centers in New Manschot said he speaks only for himself and was chosen social change groups other non - traditional programs. corporations that are concerned for no other reason than he "happened to be throughout York City and the Teacher These include with environmental pollution, "Although we are now standing in the country. The positions in the right place at the right time." largest Dropout Center in Amherst, radical and relations publishing only 1,000 bulletins, contributing experimental race and urban In addition to tonight's broadcast, "The Heart of group is the Mass. people save them and circulate the National Vocations for Social schools, as well as state - problems. Matter" can be heard at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. DAVID MANSCHOT Lenny Brenner, VSC student supported public schools that them among friends and Change office in Canyon, Calif. coordinator, said the purpose of John Shingleton, Placement The national VSC office itself are attempting to implement acquaintances, making them the job bulletin is to Bureau director, said the available to publishes a 60-80 page pamphlet provide new approaches to education. a tremendous people with concrete examples response to the VSC number of Vocations in organizing people." include activities like 1910 MEXICAN REVOLT with sugar cane working laborers in * « Louisiana, forming groups to * respond to the needs of youth and * Are You Ready For « * minority groups in Haight - * WMSB to foe us « Ashbury and working in crisis SALVATION? * lution « intervention centers similar to « on revo East Work Lansing's Listening Ear. with alternative « « SALVATION, THE NEW ROCK « « « * By ROSA MORALES institutions includes counseling State News Staff Writer "Half of the show will be Spanish, was initiated in 1967 will make the * MUSICAL, IS READY FOR YOU « narrative with pictures on the program more that in the past many in centers for runaway « under a federal grant to provide people teenagers * revolution and during the other immediately digestible and have gotten the false impression and people with drug problems, With « , programs for Spanish- speaking relevant to the * light show, rock, sex, religion, drugs & "La Revista," a half - hour, half we will be community, that because WMSB-TV is staffing free health clinics, and nudity — « talking with people. This year the program is Pollock said. an * everything that makes college life worth living. Nov 13,14, Spanish language program people who were involved in the MSU-operated station it is professional and research work. * 15,20,21 & 22. * operating under station funding, "We can't pay people to « produced by WMSB-TV, revolution," Stu Polleck, Pollock said. entirely run by students. Peace work deals with such * appear on TV, though; their He Tickets sale now at the « Channel 10, will present a program director, said. "The program has a magazine - pointed out that « are on Union, Marshall Music appearance is voluntary," groups as the Women's « cial program on the 1910 "La Revista," one of the communication students are International League for Peace * Grinnell's, Campbell's Smoke Shop, State Discount L many type format in which the Pollock said. hired to work part - time at the Albert's in the Meridian Mall. « Mexican Revolution featuring shows produced at the MSU - contexts of the and Freedom in « show are The program is aimed directly station in various technical Philadelphia, * * ople who actually participated operated noncommercial presented like at between 50,000 and 80,000 jobs the Rural Housing Alliance in * it, at 7 p.m., Nov. 19 and station is in its third turning a on all the programs as part of * Recommended for Mature Audiences. year. magazine page to each feature, Spanish Washington, D.C., and the New « [2:30 p.m. Nov. 21. The show, taped - speaking Michigan their major. « entirely in only in Spanish," Pollack residents in and around England Committee for Non - * Lansing, explained. Pollock said. "La Revista," besides The primary coverage area of promoting community events, WMSB-TV is between 60 and 80 ngineering sets also includes folk - and interviews with local individuals on type music items of miles around East station covers a circle Lansing. The 140 miles in diameter, he said. roughly ON-CAMPUS FILMS importance like the Model Cities The program will be in program or bilingual education operation in accordance with tht MHA-WIC PRESENTS Beal Film Group dedicates this week's house program in Lansing, he said. television year which began Oct. & pen tour Jessie Sagaon is the associate to the producer and host show and Cecilia Mares, of on the 1 and will continue until June 30,1971, Pollock said. Although all the channel 10 THURS.—FRI.—SAT. admiration to SPIRO AGNEW The College of equipment, and computers Grand Ledge, is a cohost. Engineering programs are produced and I hold a tour of their facilities programmed to play games in Both Pollock and AROUND IHFWORUV Sagaon are operated by television i potential engineers at from 7 an open competition with students at the trying to utilize more people professionals, Pollock mentioned In new screen splendor... IA1IGHS HEM® House to 9 p.m. open house. from the Lansing and East hursday. "We hope to help each student The most magnificent CHARLES Lansing Mexican - American LEDGES Alt departments in the identify with the various communities. This involvement college PLAYHOUSE ill be represented, with engineering fields available to, special novies, lab experiments and him here and to zero ill on the ROCRAM INFORMATION 3325817 W. on (20 rain.) M PROFESSIONAL 43 picture ever! CHAPIIN lemonstrations offered. area that interests him most," Among the 41 events taking Dale Lefever, asst. to the dean, THEATRE DAVID O.SELZNICKSpTODucTWNwMARGARt? MITCHFILS November 4-15 blace simultaneously during the said. Thcntr* -Fast Lansinq Ipen house, will be a description If MSLTs unique TRIGA nuclear Engineering -freshmen, preference students enrolled in no a Open 216 ABBOTT RO. - DOWNTOWN Chekov's THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL and GONE WITH factor, a demonstration of laser science or mathematics course, 6:45 P.M. Now Scotch area high school students and Showing THEHARMFULNESS OF TOBACCO THE WIND" couple community college students planning to attend MSU will be able to meet with College of Feature 7:20 - 9:25 and Samuel Becket's KRAPP LAST TAPE 'ed 72 years Engineering faculty and gather "A TRIUMPH!" in our NEW Heated Theatre information about the college, —Judith Crist, Ntmr York Magszine 20(^^^ivei>|St^^^ncHL£dge [TRANENT, limes Scotland (AP) - Lefever said. performance W„ Th„ Fri. Sat. - 8:30 6:00 & 9:00 McGovern, 92, and his - Times fife Amelia, 91, celebrated their |2nd wedding anniversary. Both EXPERIENCE Ivitefotfiuce/ ■ active. 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"At this rate the "It's not going to be easy to tell someone who is "People have told me," he careers have been denied them depending said, "not to talk to them about simply because they are women. face of the earth as a result of population doubles every 35 on their children for an income limiting their number of "There is no reason that a sociological pressures in the years. not to have more than two children, but to go to India or woman should stay home, world today. "I don't want to imply that children," he said. China and talk to the people barefoot and pregnant, to have a • This was the view presented by there aren't people who have A large family is sometimes a who are having 10 kids per fulfilling life," he said. MSU natural source of pride. It is a Ronald W. Wilson, children simply because they sign of the family. In 1830, the world population scientist, in an address on the love them," he said, "but there father's virility. "But the United States, with reached a billion people. It • "Sociological Factors of the are many other outside factors, Some parents keep trying to six per cent of the world's doubled in the next one hundred Population Explosion," at the too." have a child of a certain sex. population, consumes 40 to 60 years and now there are almost First National Biological Some of these sociological Fathers want sons and mothers per cent of the world's 3Mi billion people. By the year Congress in Cobo Hall in Detroit factors affecting birth rates, want daughters. resources," he said. 2000, 7V4 billion may swarm the • Tuesday. Wilson said, were: Society pressures push "Thus an American child will earth, Wilson said, and there • "The world's population (now Some parents want a large people into marrying and raising destroy about 25 times as much could be 14-16 billion by the approximately 3V6 billion) is number of children to help families early in life. of the world's resources as a year 2040 at the present growth • Some people feel they child born in India." increasing by nearly two per support the family. rate. should be allowed to have a large The mass media, Wilson said, "Has genuine love been the family if they can afford it. say growth is good and that, motivation behind having these Pondering a Place • Some parents have larger indirectly, more babies mean children?" Wilson asked. "Are families than they planned, due more consumers. all of these children really Store To Please Your Pallet? to ignorance of contraceptive Some people have children to wanted, or are they born to op A store employe rides down the elevator towards the first floor of the new Jacobson's techniques. have someone, to leave their life fulfill some of these factors I store on "Questionnaires have shown," savings to, he said. Also a high have just enumerated?" Grand River Avenue. Construction begun last year is now near completion. Previews of the Wilson said, "that there birth rate is often store were held Tuesday night in preparation for the grand are some used as a opening! this morning. women in this country with four weapon in power struggles State News photo by Terry Luke or five children who don't know between different groups — where babies come from." national, religious or ethnic with Many American parents, he the idea that there is strength in added, feel that population is not a United States. great problem in the numbers. Wilson also said many women with the potential for satisfying Physiologist cites problem: SPECIAL with this ad: in Less food per person exists in world director of MSlTs Endocrine food, In the United States, emphasis is a major problem." many areas of the world than Research Unit. Pick The Pickwick Pub! did in the early 1950s said W. Dukelow said many are has shifted from the IUD to the pill in recent years," he said. Understanding the of new compounds and chemistry Serving Daily From 11:00 A.M. After 2:00 P.M. On Sunday mi\7Hwtt0u Richard Dukelow, MSU physiologist to the First inclined to give up hope for a better future and proclaim that "However, on a worldwide basis," Dukelow said, "we find make them at low cost easy, he said. how to Is not HAIR FASHIONS National Biological Congress Public nothing can be done to prevent that the IUD is a dominent and He said there are the Dining 7 days / week 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. meeting at Cobo Hall in Detroit the mass starvation and mass problem Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. impressive factor in family of dosage, side effects and tlx the regular haircut will Tuesday. death of many of the people of planning and contraceptive education on the use of nev be 50c off. the world. programs." compounds. ALBERT PICK MOTOR "We are already losing the "But there is hope of The birth rate has been Dukelow noted that the OPEN EVENINGS time controlling the rapid rise in the reduced in six small but it takes to develop such HOTEL 952 TROWBRIDGE food and space battle," Dukelow rate of population Increase," progressive countries over the much longer than it used to drugs li said. "The question now seems be, IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Dukelow said. past 14 years, he reported. in part, Corner Saginaw (Rt. 78) and Grand River to be in what year the because of the more For example, he said, two Why isn't birth control made Be Sure To Pick Up Your Student Discount Card. catastrophe will occur." comprehensive federal (Rt. 43) East Lansing 48823 Ph. 337-1741 methods of birth control have easier and more effective requirements for testing. come to the scene in the last Dukelow chaired the meeting's throughout the world? "In the past," Dukelow decade. They are the plastic "First of all," Dukelow said, said, session on "Survival in an intrauterine device, or IUD, and "contraceptive development "the scientific complexity of research has been paid for in i Overpopulated World." He is the oral contraceptive pill. any new method of birth control very large extent by the drug Industry. It is unlikely with We fix the same car present testing requirements that TEAC. everyday Industry can continue to bear these fantastic costs which run FOR ill ' into the millions of dollars fori . '^iiigW' drug'"Which may or but PROFESSION*! n v -*r ry,, , t J not Be effective." REC0RDIN6 DOMINO'S —>• - — But You ... . . . Glenn Herriman don't have to Volkswagen, Inc. be a "Pro" to enjoy 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. our A-1200, everyone does Model A-120°l PHONE 482-6326 HI-FI ON CAMPUS OFF CAMPUS 1101 E. 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When she picked cotten Miss Medina earned two cents per Michigan. pay Christmas the only presents they swamp full of mosquitoes so "Sometimes the field workers The U.S. Dept. of Labor wen freshman coed who Alabama," the 19-year - old pound stuffing 50-pound sacks that passers - by would not see n"ked in the fields picking got were from the couple. elderly coed said. them," she said. don't work for weeks because it of cotton and dragging the sack stated that last summer there 8,500 more workers than !rince she was 11 years old When the owner died Medina The owners took the cattle out The only water available was rains or there is not work for everybody," she said. enough in 100 degree heat in Alabama were jobs in Michigan and that no qualms about being was told that he had of the barn and moved seven provided by seven faucets to make $1, the coed said. some cherries and strawberries J or referred to as an an acre willed half of his land to the families in, she said. "We put up the sides of the located among the houses, she All types of crop picking is "Those who work the land like crops — — were very poor because of bad hard work, she said. Medinas. The family now lives continued. The toilets were Describing iv^whole family are stUl on the property located in the truck for divisions and privacy in located in the center of the 30 how she picked potatoes, Miss us never get anything or weather. ...nts" Linda Medina, Rio Grande Valley. the barn," she said. "But I could houses and there were no Medina said she wore a belt anywhere," Miss Medina said. Leo Tex., freshman, said. stand on a box, look over the bathing facilities. made of sack cloth with loops Besides lack of employment This summer Miss plans to continue working Medina Medinas' life, however, divisions and see all the ladies "Whenever we took a bath we on each side and in front. Miss Medina also cited the as a teacher's aide in Berrien not always the life of Unemployed cooking in their own respective would heat water from the Springs. Miss Medina pointed Miss Medina said that after the sections." Through these loops were inadequacies of the housing and She may return to Texas to visit nts ijw)L •* rt/?O tka antlfo Second in a series faucets, put up four sticks in the fastened between eight and 10 welfare system in Texas as prime her family at Christmas and owner died her father was Before 1963, the entire caretaker and Mrs. Medina In Decatur, Mich, in 1967 ground outside, hang sacks on each side of her sources of discontent unemployed for a while until he families had to live in small, one up some body among the perhaps at spring break if she has ,y lived on the property or cteaned the houge for the e)der| got sheets and bathe inside the which she would fill with Mexican - American community. enough money to pay for her aged man. Juan Medina 1 ownerfJ a job irrigating land. But he - room "houses" without inside makeshift enclosure with water lost that job when he and his potatoes as she stooped These factors force thousands to ted for the owner as a The Medinas received toilets or running water, Miss along traveling expenses. from a bucket," Miss Medina the rows in the field. become migrant field workers, a weekly family came north to work in Medina said. said. she said. Her family will continue to All day long she would stoop travel the migrant route looking among the plants, picking the One out of every eight persons irector cites needs $23 per week Working in the fields Miss potatoes and putting them in the sacks. As the 65 to 85 - in Texas- is a Mexican - American, according to figures for work, pickles picking sugar beets, and tomatoes in Medina's father made $23 pound Michigan this summer, she per sacks filled up she would leave from the Civil Rights week until the United Farm added. them on the ground for a truck Commission. ampus security reviewed Workers' Organizing Committee to pick them up. As a student Miss Medina likes (UFWOC) — the field workers' 50,000 migrants union led MSU and the people she meets. by Cesar Chavez — Miss Medina said that she Each summer Michigan alone She feels that the University has began in 1965 to work for better earned nine cents per sack. For has approximately 50,000 the facilities and the skills to wages, Miss Medina said. each 100 sacks she filled she was By JOHNJUEL program at Wayne State University for Her father does not migrant field workers from provide more comprehensive increasing building belong to paid $9. many southern states, according Stats News Staff Writer security. Central monitoring stations will one the union, she said. "One hundred sacks courses on required subjects to supervise entry to day be used to are a lot to United Migrants for help all other freshmen, not buildings, fire prevention equipment and Miss Medina was unable to say of 80-pound sacks to fill with 0f the most pressing problems of law enforcement is to maintaining temperatures in research facilities, he added. how much her father made Opportunity, Inc. (UMOI), a specifically Mexican - Americans, „e per potatoes," Miss Medina noted. social service ove the recruiting standards and training of police agency in she said. officers, jrd 0. Bernitt, MSU director of public safety, said Tuesday I [Faculty Club luncheon. nitt also pointed toward the increased mechanization ircement techniques in the future. of law MORE SENSATIONAL SAVINGS! peaking on "Campus Security: Yesterday, Today and THRIF BorrowBernitt discussed each time period in relation to the LJUJLJLJ [ctions of law enforcement, personal safety and property E3C3&C3 Special For Our Pork Loving Friends! QUANTITY ction. "CJLJ" RIGHTS rirnnnri om 1945 to 1960, law enforcement on campus was generally LJLJbJLJ [to outside agencies, he said, be campus security personnel of this period were essentially nnnnp LJLJLJLJ CENTER CUT RIB PORK RESERVED ned and unfit to do the job for which they were ployed," Bernitt said. "Campus security was under the ctor of the physical plant or grounds MARX department, and its CHOPS onnel had little or no experience in law enforcement." DISCOUNT FOODS jie rapid growth and increasing complexity of MSU from 1960 3301 E. 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The show, entitled, "Come mkZn 011 Ski With u »''' MSU cross country captains sponsored by MooSUSKI, the ski club at MSU. ' ' w,s Chuck Starkey and Kim MooSUSKI should certainly be commended for a fine Hartman are going ' to 'he snow The show opened opened with the mm film oiof of the old "captain try a wun me Killy's last tuily's "challem>e"0gT>ni' "challenai reverse going against Pepi Steigler at Sun Valley a year ago. The down with his ship" and color were great and put the audience in a saying this skiinp m '"e mo°dJH y I Saturday. then. right The event will be the The club also had fashion show with members of Big Ten a the a- , I cross country championship and modeling clothes from the Weathervane, a ski shop in both Hartman and There was a question and Ok Starkey are answer session with Killv ^ vital to the Spartans' title hopes members of the audience as they run in their last home participating along panel. And to top off the show and make sure with '' Wltl1 meet. the end, the club and Weathervane everyone"stav!!i gave away over $2 OOfp Both seniors have performed prizes, including two expense paid trips for a week of officials. Top Fresh « c > Top Fresh Steinhouse, regional GOLD WNOIE U.S.D.A. we KIST GRADE "A med as (LIMIT 3) Why Pay TOP FROST PACKAGE s MVP More! OF 12 YORK (UPI) ore Powell - gave John Orioles the FROZEN 10-oz. wt ing to cheer KLEENEX! about 6c OFF LABEL es a World nship Tuesday when he Series JUMBO elected the s Most American Valuable Player ASSORTED 2 ROLL 0 in ig. blond a runaway vote, first baseman, PACKAGE was runnerup to ■GOLDEN ICORN tas Harmon Killebrew ear's voting, drew 11 of first- place ballots for a f 231 points. Although fell short of the .300 with a .297 batting . he called 1970 the best ear of his career. RATH Oliva of the Twins, who PICNICS to win the CEDAR MVP despite atting championships, FARM second in this w'th five first year's BRAND - place sand 157 points, few was third with 152 'though he headed only Ihe ballots in the voting e . baseball Writers a''on CLING S of America, °y Carl Yastrzemski of Red Sox with 136 d Frank Howard of the ton Senators with 91 n, optains Hogan 'ailback Eric Allen was joy LIQUID he offensive captain and "nebacker Mike Hogan v |ed thegame defensive captain foods j Saturday at e second week in a row time for the season 8an has been so honored. Spartan has been a eaptain more than es. rV to get 13-oi. n9 start Cottage Cheese This coupon limited to on* per itom and poi thrifty acres Expires Saturday, November 14, 1^70 THRIFTY ACRES IS OPEN FROM 9 AM U'T TO 10 P.M. (UPI) - Detroit DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, FOR oai'h Joe Schmidt Meijer & Thrifty Acres Coupon YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. SUNDAY announced that third - I HOURS 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. ' erhack ho Greg Undry National Football ta la v?® gainst the 'kings this Sunday. 5125 W. Saginaw —6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November STATE NEWS STATE NSVUS CLASSIFIED Shop The Want Ads For Effortless Shopping .You'll Love It! Call 355-8255, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. 355-8255 classif|ed tnaNDOR. Danlm I 355-8256 , qq Field jackata, $24.99. C01 K5.88. Sweat pi ■viator sunglasaaa, $ murfAds The State Newt does not permit racial or religious Aviation |W)kLy SpeaJ . Stop in Avenue our office at 444 Michigan and let us aid you in 300 used walkie - albums. T.V'r talkies, wail 6-11-13 VOX VISCOUNT amplifier, 60 watts locating for your Equipment tested one class day before MGB 1967, Old English white, 4 new an apartment RMS. Reverb, tremelo, 3 channels. Save andgua,*. type of life. HALSTEAD Best money by Swa.. publication. Pirellies, excellent condition. Many ORDER TAKERS, Direct sales, party offer. Greg 339-8750. WILCOX SECOND extras. Phone 372-1053. 3-11-11 U5 MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O 3-11-13 A plan, seminars for cosmetics, wigs STORE. 509 East M" PHONE and homecare products. STUDIO AND 485-4391, 8 5:30 p.m 355-8255 MUSTANG 1967. Yellow convertible. Commission plus bonus. one bedroom, SOFA, LAMPS, 3 complete sets of thru Saturday.C Excellent condition, 35,000 miles. furnished, parking. 351-6586. twin beds. Vacuum cleaner, floor Experience not required, but RATES $1195.339-2936. 4-11-13 helpful. Phone 489-1445. 5-11-11 5-11-13 polisher, and carpet 1 day $1.50 NOTHING BUT NOTHING will find a 339-9473. 2-11-12 sweeper. ON FRIDAY we will seminar featuring the have a Bit)] 15c per word per day PLYMOUTH SPORTS Satellite ALPHA OMEGA Corporation has For Rent For Rent buyer for receiver. Henry FrommelU new 7l| 1968. Vinyl roof, air, and most four positions available for girls on your sporting goods more WOMEN'S SHOES 3 days $4.00 slightly used, designer Best offer over $1650. THREE OR four students needed to quickly than a Want Ad. Dial excellent condition. Size 8V4 B, and engineer, will belL extras. campus. $1.50 an hour for survey NEEDED ONE girl for four man. to answer all your 13V4c per word per day 355-1011. 3-11-13 work. Call 355-4050 sublease attractive furnished $60/month. 351-8882. 5-11-16 355-8255 nowl various prices and styles. Also two questionsl on Bix / Lux products. 5 days HI-FI Buf $6.50 Wednesday, November 11, apartment near campus from blonde wigs, 353-3626. 5-11-17 1101 Grand River. PLYMOUTH 2-11-12 13c per word per day DUSTER. 1970. Six between 6 and 7 p.m. only. 2-11-11 January to June. Call after 4 p.m., FREE MONTH'S rent. 1 man for (based on 10 words per ad) cylinder. Take over payments and 332-6735.3-11-12 Cedar Village 4 man. Occupancy THE HARDLY USED Elec. typewriter. TWO WIGS: One $250 cash, or $1650 cash PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 Original price $190. Will consider mediumblodd j December 1. No rent until January RUMOR grayish - white. Worn only 0 694-8734.5-11-16 hours per week. Automobile FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. best offer. 332-1865, after 6 p.m. Peanuts Personals must be 1. Call 351 -6877. 3-11-12 $30each. 393-4376.5-11-12 pre-paid. required.^51-5800. O Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 IS COMING 5-11-17 PONTIAC 1967. 4 door Catalina. days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C ONE MAN wanted for Cedar PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per Village APPLE CIDER, APPiJ There will be a 50c service Automatic, power steering, power Apartment. Call Dave, 332-3452. HEAD SKIS. Standard 6'3". Also, week. Car necessary. Call TWO GIRLS needed DOUGHNUTS. No pre„„ra and brakes. 2 barrel. $1480. Phone winter, soring. 3-11-12 Winchester 20 gauge shotgun. bookkeeping charge if 351-7319 for interview. C WOULD YOU rather do something added. CENTENNIAL MARKl 332-2207.5-11-13 Haslett Arms Apartments. Call Model 37 Junior and 22 caliber this ad is not paid within else? Sell sporting goods 4 miles North of 337-2464.5-11-16 you no 513-T Lansing on I NEED ONE girl. Sublet winter term. longer use with a Want Ad. Dial Remington target rifle. 27. 669 3157. 0 one week. For Rent Haslett Arms. 351-7069. 5-11-11 351-6804. 3-11-13 355-8255 today I The State News will be great. Good oody. $200. ONE BEDROOM unfurnished NICE part German 'A CARAT diamond solitaire 1 355-2997.5-11-16 RENT A TV and watch your favorite Meadowbrook Trace. WASHER, PERFECT $100 responsible only for the apartment, HASLETT AREA. Spacious 2 - save matching wedding band. ppy. Fem»!e. Pay program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, 393-7162. QUIET Building. Houses over new one; two like new MusiJ 5-3847. 1-1 1-1 1 first bedroom. Fully carpeted, luxury. $200. 339-2559.5-11-11 day's incorrect ROADRUNNER 1969, 2-door 337-1300. C 2-11-11 mirrored bathroom cabinets. New GE appliances. Air insertion. hardtop. Many extras. 393-7919, SOUTWEST side. 5800 Pheasant. 2 Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S conditioner, garbage disposal. DICTATING MACHINE Ejl 8fter 6 p.m. 2-11-11 MOBILE HOME - 12' x 47', two WANTED: 2 men for furnished luxury Married couples. $140 • $155. bedrooms, $135 per month plus Voicewriter. Excellent coid'J bedrooms, available December 4-man. No deposit no lease. $52.50 CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. $70. 355-4510, ext. 276.5-lf 339-2490 for appointment. utilities Newly redecorated. ROADRUNNER 1968. Green, dark 13th. East Grand River. 332-8776. each. 339-2753.4-11-13 Excellent yard. Quiet I uRpfrifl^r^or<|i19,9fe,;pe S. Holmes, near November 15 through June 15. 484-7087.5-11-12 485-4391^ 8 a.rru L5 p.m:C_ Itheday, week or month 351 -2386 after 3 p.m. 5-11-13 Available winter term. IV 2-6677. If horse TLC. Call 393-J speed. Excellent South Pennsylvania. QUIET Sparrow Hospital. 5-11-16 MOSRITE SOLID body. condition. 3-11-13 $115 and utilities. No pets. IV IforEd Tripp. 18-12-3 location for married, grad students POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, 351-2286.3-11-12 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN, 1968. 2-9805.3-11-12 12-string, $150 each. Tenors and faculty. ONE bedroom WANTED: FOURTH girl for Cedar special sale. $29.95 up, plus 650x13 studded snow Light blue, AM-FM. $1350. Call TWO GIRLS. Winter term. CHEVROLET 1959, Friendly. Needs 355-6121. 3-11-13 furnished. $150 monthly. Village. Preferably grad student. TWO BEDROOM furnished house. 2 crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 355-6329. 1-11-11 University Terrace. Reduced rates. 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, good home. Best offer. Immediate possession. Call 351-3806. 5-11-16 351-4571, Call Candy, 332-4102. 5-11-17 blocks from campus. Married evenings. 3-11-13 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Excellent Manager, 393-8657 or FOX couple or 2 or 3 singles. Call Lansing. C LIBRARY BOOKS used condition. 34,000 miles. $1100 or PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, TWO GIRLS or married couple to - 50c each. Call 669-9311. NEED ROOMMATE. Big discount 332-8760.3-11-12 THREE INFLATABLE month malf CHEVROLET 1961. $75. Engine best offer. 663-8069. 3-11-12 372J 954. 0_ for 4 man modern sublease Meadowbrook Trace PLASTIC apartment. bod with good. Body fair. 393-4376.3-11 11 Adjacent campus. To Apartments. Completely ONE GIRL for 5 man. Close. Winter, FURNITURE. Chairs, sofas, BUY, SELL stereos. MAGN0| peopli OKEMOS NEAR, two bedrooms. girl willing |ned,shots. 351-5582. VW BUS 1958. Runs well forward. to cook and furnished. $130 per month. Call spring. After 5 p.m. 351-7963. hassocks. All colors. 337-9215, THUNDERPUSSY STUOf Second floor. Stove and housekeep. 351-2065. CHEVY 1956. Best offer. Good $95. 337-0409. 5-11-17 3-11-13 393-4732.3-11-12 10-11-13 noon - midnight. 0-11-18 STEREO CO-OP, 217 refrigerator furnishe;>* Garage. 351-7355. Call 'til 2 a.m. 5-1| JAGLE — % Poodle pu transportation. No rust. 485-4170, Rural with nights. 3-11-11 VW CAMPER 1966. Pop garHi^v^ce. Ten CEDAR VILLAGE; Sublet 2-man, WANTED ONE man for winter term. NEW 3 bedroom duplex. 4 students, MORE FUN in the sun with Sun pks, males — females. : extras. - top, many minutes to Mro^AT25. Pay own winter and/or spring. 351-1215. Cedar Village. 337-9403. 4-11-13 $55 per person. 4 blocks from Shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, COSCO PLAYPEN, $12. B-2560. 3-1 1-13 484-5545, after 6 p.m utilities. 65,-6122, evenings. MSU. CHEVY WAGON 1964. 6 5-11-13 1137 Beech Street. 2615 East Michigan Avenue. formal, $25. Sweaters, stick, R/H. 5-11-12 3-11-13 $350,355-9419.3-11-11 WANTED — GIRLS or guys to sublet 351-1526. 5-11-13 372-7409. C-11-13 351-7335. 3-1113 | REDP0INT Siamest GIRL great apartment winter term. 2 |le, $20 Ed 2-5859 af' CHEVY 1955 V-8. Excellent body Scooters & Cycles LARGE FURNISHED 2 person NEEDED for 3 man, two bedroom man. Call 332-0670, after 4 p.m. NEAR MSU. 2 bedroom duplex, SHURE VOCAL Master PA. Ampeg EXCELLENT USED FURS C p. 3-11-13 apartment. Call furnished. All utilities. $125. guitar amplifier. 351-9427 condition. Best offer. 325 West efficiency apartment. Close to 5-11-13 or all sizes and types. $20 ■ 351-1383. 3-11-13 484-4073. 2-11-11 351-8324.10-11-18 fSE CAT. Pure bred. Ma Shiawassee, Apartment 2, Lansing. NORTON campus. Call 372-61 28 351-6337. 0 1111 3-11-13 1 968. 750cc, 60 afternoons. 5-11-17 ln<- 1 year old. All horsepower. Excellent condition. ONE GIRL needed for 3 - man. ¥•3895.2-1 1-1 1 Very fast. 351-7263. 5-11-11 Winter, THREE ROOM apartment, carpeted, spring. Cheap. Close. HCl THE 1970 BSA Victor, beautiful condition, air conditioned, unfurnished 351-2367. 2-11-12 CROSSWORD IWHITE and brown Ter b°x trained. male 35 RUMOR except refrigerator and stove. One ONE GIRL winter spring. Riverside PUZZLE nrann P-12 helmet, $775, best, need money. block from A & P store. Adults. 484-1003.3-11-12 East. Walking distance. $62.50. nmm IS COMING 332-4886. 5-11-17 351-1156. 3-11-13 □an NEED ONE to sublet. Right Go] Auto Service & Parts man NEEDED: ONE CORVETTE, YELLOW 1969. 2 tops, next 5-11-17 to campus. 337-0224. Village. Starting girl. New Cedar winter. Call 1. ACROSS Permission 27. R.N. 31. Seat of King nana sag 332-1431. 5-11-17 6. 427, tri-power. 14,700 miles. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Copyread Arthur's court DEO Excellent condition. 627-6242. THREE 10. Game 35. Boulder DO Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. MAN apartment. Winter SUBLET . .. 2 bedroom apartment, 3-1JM2_ 11. Sea eagle 36. Square Complete auto painting and term. Walking distance to campus. Meadowbrook Trace immediately. 12. Lure measure aaraa $65. 351-13117. 5-11-12 CORVETTE 1969. Silver convertible. collision service. IV 5-0256. C 393-6841. 3-11-13 13. Bumpkin 37. So be it Eiaaa Best offer. 482-1568. Evenings 14. Work unit 39. Diocese 351-6611.10-11-17 AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are 15. Nonexistent 40. Repetition American cars. If we can't fix it, it now leasing student units. These 17. Theater sign 42. Highwayman CORVAIR 1966, $395. 351-9423. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O spacious luxury apartments are completely Also CORVAIR VAN, 1962. $195. 18.Labor 44. "The carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean 20. Chinaware Tentmaker" 355-8033. DOWN 3-11-11^ VW, 1960 for many good parts, tires, furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 22. Escargot HERE IT IS!! 45. Repeat _ CORVAIR new fender. All or none. Best offer. garbage disposal and 24. Spinner 1. Roofed gallery 3. Related MONZA. Convertible, 46. Manufactured red. 1964. four - speed. 332-8506.5-11-11 individual control - central air conditioning. These four man 25. Masses 2, Medieval shield 4. soft palate $300. 47. Weak and thin Phone 353-4099. 3-11-13 units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The 5. Hole in student's leisure DODGE VAN, 1966, 318, V-8. Standard transmission, sportsman East Lansing's Finest STUDENT RESIDENCE time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated Super Low Prices DOOR PRIZE embroidery 6. Moray 7. Slag swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you model, like new tires. 393-3060. Now SHORT - TERM LEASES Offering want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call On Tires OF 4 8. Accustom 9 Wyoming" today. There PREMIUM TIRES 10! Egret FIREBIRD 1967.. Automatic, power Large t17R 2"man units are units starting at $70/month per man. Stop out and check luxurious JI 13 (3rd person No Purchase Necessary 12. Gambles steering, console mag wheels, vinyl our prices. slightly add.) MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 16. Celebrity top. 337-9544 after 6 p.m. 3-11-11 * Lowered Move-In Cost 19. CitruS fru'1 'walk to Campus FOR RENTAL INFORMATION 21. Goad FIAT, 850 Spyder, 1970. Must sell, CALL: going in service. 353-1977.4-11-13 •Pool and Party Lounge MARSHA CHANEL 23. Girl's nan" •Out-of-Slght furniture, Carpeting 372-2797or332-6441 6. Fighter* FORD 1964 Van * All appliances, incl. SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES Prayer beads | Camper conversion. Best offer, 627-9870, after 6:30 dishwasher AVAILABLE. 29, panorama p.m. 8-11-20 On-Site Professional Management 30. Augmented 31. Ricochet FORD 1965. Custom 6 731 APARTMENTS 32. Fragrant ®U)j>cWngf)am cylinder, Under The Tent standard. Extra clean. First $365. Rental office open 12-6 33. Field rat 351-3567.3-11-11 Daily Corner of Marshall 34 Tin plat|n8 and Sunday and FORD 1965 Saginaw f/. 38. Refine"1 Convertible, Galaxie 731 Burcham Dr. Vt mile East MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 500 Power steering, brakes. $700. of Abbott Rd. Nov. B - Nov. 14 2Z 41.Pri"r'°. Alco •"43. supreme" 485-6769. 3 - 7 p.m. 5-11-17 Phone 351-7212 Management Company OPEN SUNDAYS ww/vi. -wsaiw. < anmBMi Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 11, 1970 15 For Sale For Sale Real Estate raNDOR. D«nlm qn Field Jickiti, bjll bottomi, $10.99. P» $24.99. Comb«t booti, 1989 HILLCRE8T 2 bedroom. Unfurnlihed appliances. Call Deluxe, 12 X 80 except FOR 8ALE by owner: Lovely 6room home, lerge yard, double garage, Housing rule (Continued from page 1) LOCAL DRIVE ... 82B-3B20 ■ W distinctive bethi, bright beaement .e a8 Sweat *2.98. 12' x 46' 1969 with fireplace. Cell viator sunglas»e«, $3.98. Ptddle Detrolter. 1 mile off 489-0371. in accordance with the 6-11-13 ik and paddle* - huntlnB, flihlnfl campui. Sell or rent, 361-0759 Academic Freedom 6-11-17 Report. Adams contributes blood . an sporti equipment. jgareties 35c/pkfl. 0-11-11 Service Deiores Bender, director of off MARLETTE 1964. 10 60. 2 x campus housing, said Tuesday bedrooms, furnished. NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE 1970SINGER $56.00 Good she had followed guidelines set condition. Phone COPY SHOPPE can show with walnet sew table, used )u«t 6-11-17 487-0261 how to get two Xerox you up in the Academic Freedom ,,w times. Fully equipped with copies for Walter Adams, former MSU the price of one. Phone Report to verify any violations 'omatic Zifl - Zegger, Lost & Found C 332-4222. of some 583 students president and professor of h0les, makes fancy de»iBn. allegedly economics, will donate the first inserting the cams and wind* the living off campus against CONSENT AND RELEASE FOR PERSONS UNDER TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE pint of blood to the Lansing automatically. Only $56.00 t-OST: IRISH Setter, female University regulations. bin •liver wearing SENIORS! (Tkie form is required for each blood donation by a person 18 years of age or over who hat not yet reached the Area Red Cross blood drive -h or buy on E Z terms. Call' choke chain and flea collar. majority as defined by the laws of the state in which he age of legal 4553. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Indiana rabies Have your FREE makea the blood donation, EXCEPT when such a person is a member of today at the Red Cross Center in 4 tag. 351-5710 yearbook Mrs. Bender made the first the Armed Forces of the United States.) 1113 3-11-13 picture taken contact with these students by Lansing. now!!! Call son Dr. Arnold 3 5 3-5 2 92 for My daufhter Werner, asst. LOST: BROWN wallet an letter, and if she thought they beinf under th« professor of y CHORD Organ. Excellent at Jethro Tull appointment. ward .., arc of twenty-one (21) years, has my permiuion psychiatry and concert. were in violation referred them di,ion. 37" x 19" wide. $125. Large reward. 351-7633 author of "The Doctor's Bag," to make a voluntary donation of 4-11-13 to an administrative officer. blood to The American National Red Cross for -2760.3-11-H American National Red Cross deems civilian or military use in such way as The will take the pint from Adams. PAINTING: INTERIOR advisable. . Brighten The blood drive, scheduled to LOST: IN up that room for the |CAL INSTRUMENTS, all vicinity of East Campus holidays. Of the I release and discharge The American National Red Cross, its officer* snd begin Monday and run through dorms. Female cat, white Grad students, approximately 583 connected therewith, from all claims or afents, physicians, technicians, nurses, and others nds. 30% off list price. Rich: with tiger reasonable students contacted. Mrs. Bender them by reason of any cause damages whatsoever that I or my representative have or may have against it or any of Nov. 20, will be held in the stripes. Reward. 372-8158. 5-11-17 rising out of or incident to such blood donation. I-5869. C 353-6033.3-11-12 said 130 were not in Shaw Hall lower lounge. Hours violation. LOST: BROWN glasses in BOARDING STABLES. $30 Another 150 were referred to an of the drive will be from 2-8 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, vicinity of to $50 Date football stadium Saturday. P|Ra» MAGIC — the futuristic sights of The Volunteers voice your opinion. Gripe representation The State News apologizes for Ml "Salvation" has long been If you don't set down the offset printing. Complete service New Eye See The Light Show Co. A or praise, lacking on on the standing committees of tonight at 7 p.m., Room the MSU the error. for vast hemisphere of sound and campus. "Salvation" is L PUPPIES want State News Classified Ads dissertations, theses, special 26, Student Services Building. a home — 2 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. lighting effects that are definitely simply eight with-it people suffering until you've read from common hang - ups (sexual) ales. $5 each. 484-2976. every drop, 21 years experience. 332-8384. C together. MAGIC will be on stage in ARE YOU READY FOR 11-11 you're sure to find many joining together AP world director the front of the to participate in an planetarium "SALVATION?" This Friday, good values. No matter what TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid chamber, delivering the sound of November 13 marks the opening of unreal experience of sight and sound. E MONTH Beagle to good you're in the market for hard rock "Salvation" needs you to make it accurate service. Experienced. as you lay back in your e. Some shots, paper trained, . . . an entirely new concept in happen! Come together at the appliances, furnishings, home 393-4075,484-1874.20-12-4 reclining seat and let the music and entertainment. The new players, plans talk for today ly and intelligent. 337-0482. a Erickson Kiva on November or autos, it pays to shop the flashing lights reach out and take totally student production 1-17 company, 13,14,15,20,21 and 22 and Want Ads first. Check now! DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term your mind. Program times are will present the new rock musical Expert typist with degree experience what everyone will soon papers. Thursday, 7:30 — Friday, 7:30 & "Salvation". "Salvation" written by PERED in English. IBM. (Also editing). be into. Ten big performances in six POOCH need IF YOU like to give extra service look 9:30 — Saturday, 7:30 8i 9:30. C.C. Courtney and Peter Link Stanley M. Swinton, director His appearance is sponsored pering? Rush to CANINE for more employees with a Want 351-8950. OO Tickets are $2.00 at the Union and big nights. The Sunday performances by includes the hit song "If You Let Me of world the School of Journalism. IPTIQUE for the clip you the will be staged for the benefit of the services for the Ad. Dial 355-8255 today! Planetarium. Tickets will also be Make Love to You Then Why Can't I fer.Call 482-8440. 3-11-11 SOUND SELLS FAST! Cash for your sold at the Listening Ear and the Drug Associated Press (AP), will speak door. A.R.C. 70 — a Touch You?" (as recorded this ES - 10'x 10' box stalls. 10% Peanuts Personal stereo with a low-cost Want Ad. Dial 355-8255 now! totally entertainment. new dimension in planetarium summer and by Ronnie Dyson). The one Education Center. Tickets are $2 and will be sold all this week and next at at 10:30 a.m. today in 100 Engineering Bldg. British expect one-half hour production has the es riding area. Board Union, Lums, Marshall Music, your been described by Clive Barnes of the s. Feed, stable and paddock the day, week or month. We give YOU'RE A good man, El Rojo. I Love You. Tosland. 1-11-11 BUDGET MINDED breadwinners sell no longer used musical instruments The German Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the first floor tonight lounge New York Times as "non-stop bounce!" The show incorporates two Chess King, Alberts, Grinnells, and State Discount. His topic will be "The Correspondent: The Problems Foreign more students r horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and with Want Ads! Dial 355-8255 of the Student Services He Faces in Capturing Building. The casts of eight coming together to Reality." for Ed Tripp. 18-12-3 today. These Free U classes will meet LONDON (AP) — Britain's junior year abroad program in experience the excitement of sight HAPPINESS - BRASS Bed in No. tonight: Modern Dance - 6:45 pm, Swinton spent 16 years as a education department said the 12. Happy 21st Kathy — Roger. Freeburg and the summer program in and sound! The show is a multi - ATURE DACHSHUNDS. 7 PROFESSIONAL Vienna will be discussed and color media presentation and includes the 218 Women's IM, Marvel Comics as foreign correspondent in number of college and ks 1-11-11 THESIS Literature, 7 pm. Drug Education Southeast Asia, the Middle East, university old. AKC registered. slides will be shown. All interested "Braintree" light show, an eight piece student would nearly double -5020. 3-11-13 PREPARATION Center, Law in a Contemporary Italy and the Mediterranean. He by YEAI SANDY V. Phi persons are invited to attend. rock group, and eight singer - actor - 1981, to 727,000, and new Mu Society, 7 pm, 117 Bessey, Overview • IBM Typing movers. "Salvation" interviewed Ho Chi Minh several president. Love and congrats. Blue Multilith needs you to of Grassroots Politics, 7:30 government expenditures on THREE month male kitten, • Printing The Muslim Students Association is make it pm, 217 times and covered the execution Room. 1-11-11 happen. Come together in Bessey, Astronomy, 7:30 pm, 120 education would increase from od with • Hardbinding having a Ramadan Ifthyar Dinner, on of Benito Mussolini. people. Pan Erickson Kiva November about $1.1 billion to $2 billion. ned,shots. 351-5582. 1-11-11 Physics, The Psychology of TV, 7:30 JUDY, THE three best years of my Complete Professional Thesis Service for Saturday, November 14th in Wesley 13,14,15,20,21, or 22 and experience pm, 208 Bessey, Blues Harmonica, life. I love you, Pat. 1-11-11 Mister's and Doctoral Candidates. Free Foundation, at 5 p.m. All Muslim what everyone will soon be into. 7:30 pm, 215 Evergreen. GLE - % Poodle puppies. 8 Brochure and Consultation. Please Call Students, families and friends are Don't miss Salvation. Nothing but ks. males -2560. 3-1 1-13 - females. $5 each. BOBBIE I How ACTIVE: was sisters. 1-11-11 the test? Congratulations. Love, your Clitf and Paula COUNT ON Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936 welcome. The tickets person, children under 12 are free. For tickets, please call 351-7026. are $2.00 per HAIR could ever measure up to the show either in sound togetherness. THe audience is asked or in ARE YOU "SALVATION?" "Salvation will READY FOR be De Gaulle rites set CLASSIFIED ADS! - coming to you this week to present a REDPOINT Siamese kitten, They help rent vacancies fast. Dial to become part of the show and is preview of the excitement the (Continued from page 1) new e. $20 Ed 2-5859 after 6:30 CINDY AND Jane: Pledging will be 355-8255 today. Free U is having a Phone Poll all urged to be in the happenings. day rock musical has in store. The functions expanded. .3-11-13 funl Love, your AEPhi sisters. today. While women are coming to Tickets at the Union, Marshall Music, "unreal togetherness" group will be After his retirement in 1969 he went there to 1-11-11 TYPING 85 wpm, term papers, see the inferior status given to them State Discount, Alberts, Grinnells, complete his SE CAT. Pure — presenting four songs from the memoirs. One volume appeared a month bred. Male. Lilac theses, scientific reports. in this society little has been said and Chess King for $2. Don't let the ago and began with the nt- 1 year eighteen song score — see them almost romantic style that De Gaulle showed in old. All shots. NANC I Reasonable. 484-2661.0 about men. Men are in the position moment slip by. "Salvation" will all his writing: - saw itl Vodka gimlets tonight at Brody Grill 7-7:30, •3895.2-11-1 1 of having to be superior — to create a tremendous impact on the "France comes from the depth of the next time. Love, John. 1-11-11 struggle Wonder Grill 7:45-8:15; Shaw Grill ages. She lives. The TYPING DONE on IBM Electric to be successful, to gain status, to conservative MSU campus. Make sure centuries call her." WHITE and 8:45-9:15, Akers Grill 9:30-10:00 brown male kitten. perform. The Competitive Male Ego you t8ke an active part. His family reported that his last Ier box WANT ADS are like a surprise typewriter. Experienced typist. pm. You won't believe this wild day was a normal one - going trained. 355-9769. Call 372-6825.5-11-13 has been driven into our heads and through his mail and writing, in the strong penmanship that 1-12 package! Check today's evening. rarely bodies and mirrors the impersonal rat needed an erasure or a correction. "PERSONALS" and see! Union for Radical Political race we were trained for. We need to Economy Dean The Rev. Claude Jaugey, the Roy L. Steinheimer, village priest, related later that Mobile Homes Transportation not just learn to accept failure but to free ourselves of thinking in terms of will be meeting Saturday, November 14th at 1:30 p.m. at 104B Wells Hall Washington and Lee University Mrs. De Gaulle said her husband put both hands below his waist School of Law, will be on campus Recreation that success / failure duality. I am to hear Robert Sheer, former editor and cried out: "Oh, how it hurts." Death was ascribed to an CTIVE 12x55. RIDE TO LOUISVILLE, Kentucky Friday, November 13, 1970 to talk Furnished, two who I am. We are so intent on trying of Ramparts Magazine speaking and aneurysm, a dilated blood vessel. ™°nn. ASPEN SKI trip. December 19 November 22. Call Steve at to pre - law students. Students When the priest arrived De Gaulle seemed Behind Coral Gables. 26. to become a man THAT WE HAVE answering questions about his recent - 351-2713 seeking an appointment may call unconscious and •8294.5-1 1-1 1 $265. Oakland Community or Margaret at 337-1387.. CEASED TO BE REAL PERSONS. journey to N. Vietnam, China and N. "was suffering terribly." Father S-5-11-13 355-6676. The interviews will be held Jaugey performed the last rites of *- 12 College. 852-1000, Marvin Parent. The revolution is both inside and Korea with Eldridge Cleaver and in Room 103 Linton Hall. the Roman Catholic Church. x 50. 2 bedroom. Near 3-11-11 outside. It's so easy to talk about others. The U.S. Secretary of State, William P. New carpet. Furnished. Rogers, will accompany CHRISTMAS BREAK Wanted them changing, and power to us — The MSU Baha'i Club and the East Nixon to the services. Besides them and Kosygin, the participants ,2S paid- $15°- Call 485-8373. the people. To change a system that's based on competition and aggression MSU Soaring Club meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m., r»oom 30 Union. Lansing Baha'i Community will join will include Prime Minister Edward Heath of Britain, President IN SPAIN millions around the world Gustav Heinemann and Chancellor NEEDED: ONE or two girlsfor4man. against others, we really need to on Willy Brandt of West house 1967. win sen it. $209.00 Winter, Spring. 393-7837. 3-11-11 confront these things in ourselves. It There will be a discussion on the Thursday, November 12 in Germany, and the kings of Jordan, Belgium and Ethiopia. Several Is eel or 9 Days Limited Space commemorating the 153rd leaders from African states which unfurnished; must sell isn't just the cop on the beat or at Bahai Faith at 1110 L. University once were under French rule '"'month.627-9118. 3-11-12 Call Frank Buck, 351-8604 the demonstration but also the anniversary of the Birth of the will be there. NEEDED cop Village tonight 8 p.m. All those Prophet Founder of the Baha'iFaith, Jim Hartle 353-6959 •MN,;L'X|lNOy'- Tutor for inside our own heads — who serve interested are welcome. For Parisians began signing a memory book at De Gaulle's old Paris Physical Ch rVTy J83. Call Dane, Baha'u'llah. There will be a dinner offices. Some 400 to 500 passed :1k6? x ^ bedroom. BAR M Stable: Horse drawn 332-6909.5-11-12 and protect. We are interested in information Jeff or rides, call Elaine & party held in the "Hunt Room" at Lorraine next to their names. by hourly. Many put a Cross of starting small groups of Wilson, 355-5863. hed CA 1°' X 20 P°rCh • orner lot, number 72. hayrides. Group rates on riding. about this and to men to talk try to liberate the Capital Park Quality Motel 500 S. Capitol in Lansing beginning at 8pm De Gaulle was born in Lille Nov. a m°re Boarding, instruction. 127 South BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for ourselves UNION 22, 1890. He was graduated Park 677-671 1. from the roles society BOARD prints 20,000 all that is open to the from the elite military school of St. to Barnes, left. 589-8814. all positive, A negative, B negative public. Dr, Cyr, fought in World War I, imposes on us. If you are interested, University calendars a quarter. Keyvan Nazerian will speak on "The was wounded three times, decorated for 10-11-13 and AB negative, $10.00. O call 351-9601 and leave your name Wouldn't you say the probablilities Life of Baha'u'llah" and the Baha'i gallantry and was negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN captured. 0ND. 1907. 12x60. and number. were high that the notice of your film "A New Wind", a The outbreak of World War II found him Skirted. MSU RODEO Club meeting tonight, COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, documentary group's special event, meeting coffee a colonel. After the 7rrs '089.5 11 c°urt. 16 Best offer. 7:30 p.m. Practice with calves, 507V4 East Grand River, East On Thursday evening, November 12, or seminar would be seen by a high on the Baha'i Faith director George C. by award winning German break - through he was promoted to general of an steers. 1-11-11 Lansing. Above the new Campus Stoney, will be armored division. Book Store. Hours: 9 the College of Engineering is holding percentage of students? Please return shown. Baha'is regard Baha'u'llah as Refusing to accept the French Cabinet's decision a.m. to 3:30 their annual Fall card, or call 5-3355 and tell us time, to surrender, he went to England and organized the French Open House, the lates, although not the last of p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and between 7 and 9 p.m. Faculty and date, place, name of guest, etc., by Resistance movement. Draft Information Center God's Messengers who come as divine Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 students will be available to describe November 20. De Gaulle returned to Paris after educators of mankind. Baha'u'llah its liberation and became noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C the laboratory demonstrations and over 100 years ago called for premier of a provisional government. discuss various majors available in the "SEX AND THE TEENAGER" - a universal education and stressed that Weary at the wrangling of CASH REWARD for large electric discussion politicians, he resigned in 1946. 507 Grand River college. Some highlights of the by Dr. H. L. P. Resnik, the thing of paramount inv/jrtance Called back to power in 1958 because of the trains made by Lionel. 339-8759. crisis evening will include an exhibit and psychiatrist from State University of in education is character training. by the Algerian uprising, De Gaulle brought on Over Campus Bookstore 1-11-11 explanation of MSU TRIGA nuclear New York, will be presented today as Baha'u'llah established definite emerged in 1959 as president with strong powers. He reactor, game playing programs part of the 1 p.m. Lecture - principle to guide the educators of put down a French officers' Monday through Saturday GOOD USED Standard electric against the computer, a bench model Discussion Series, heard Algeria and eventually granted Algerian uprising in 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. typewriter with pica. Prefer IBM. of advanced waste treatment WKAR daily on the future. He taught that God is French colonies the option of independence. He gave onday through Friday 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. 393-3588. 1-11-11 plant, a Radio, 870. one, all religions are in reality one, independence or continuing Scientific American film on lasers, and that mankind is one. There is no association with France. Most chose and The Lawyer will be at ASMSU from De Gaulle survived a riotous independence. an application of system charge for the dinner but those who student - worker strike in the Phone: 351-5283 TWO SENIOR coupons 1:30 • 4:30 p.m. every - modeling and simulation techniques Wednesday plan to attend are requested to call spring of 1968, but quit the presidency the next Northwestern game. 355-8075. pledged to retire if vote|s rejected a referendum foryear. He had to a socio 'economic afternoon this term. 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