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Johnny Cash Here Saturday Photo by Otto Johnny Cash BOZEMAN. MONTANA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 Crowd goes deaf at Chicago con cert By Pat Dawson them where they are in today's New Mexico were in town Over ten thousand peopl~ music market. Friday to give a talk and show a choked the Fieldhouse Satur­ Chicago played a few numbers film about the cum~nt struggle day night to bask in the brassy off their latest LP. "Chicago VI" of the American Indian. The rays of Chicago. The warm-up and many of their easily film documented the act. a native Chicago group recognized previous tunes llke conditions on reservations called Madura delivered a " Saturday in the Park ... today, the poverty and misery rockin ', sock-em high-voltage " Twenty-five or Six to Four" and of urban Indians and the performance which was plagued "Feelin' Stronger Every Day " occupations of Alcatraz Island with sound system d1fflcult1es Coaxed back for an encore, they and Wounded Knee. and a vacillating crowd come to cooked on an old Yardbirds After a brief discussion with see Chicago. number. 'Tm a Mani" Morgan and Free in the When the house lights came The Fieldhouse mob was Exponent office Friday after­ on between Madura and placated by the encore, the noon, we decided that an appeal Chicago. a little " social action" house lights came on and the to the large crowd wliich would _was attempted This un ­ place emptied out. be at the Chicago concert Satur­ scheduled portion of the show There 'were a lot of q uestions day night might be an effective was received feebly by a mostly concerning the rap that took and expedient way to raise apathetic, partly hostile place between M adura and eno'Ugh money for Morgan's audience. Chicago. Bob M organ, an legal defense fund. Chicago then took the stage Oneida Indian, needed some I talked with Chicago's road amid screams and stomping and funds for a retainer fee to manager in the Fieldhouse they too suffered through a few obtain legal counsel for a trial Saturday afternoon about sound problems and imbalances he is facing in Phoenix the pulling II off. but left with too but blew their asses off in the 17th. He and Bob Free. an many questions unanswered professional style which put Indian activist from a Pueblo in (Continued on Page 7) American Indian Bob Morgan makes his plea to the Chicago concert crowd Saturday night. $271.32 was collected out of the house of ten thousand. Johnny Cash here Saturday Photo by Otto Johnny Cash. one of the Fieldhouse director. Bud Purdy f1ft1es. Cash has become a greats of country music. will "We're working through the legendary figure to millions of headline an all-star show promoters that brought us the country music fans. Saturday night (Oct. 13) at the Tijuana Brass and more Cash's versatility is evi­ Senate hears administrators Montana State University Field­ recently, The Carpenters. Those denced w11h each new record. house in Bozeman . shows were outstanding, both from the seriousness of " The artistically and financially" Ballad of Ira Hayes" to the fun of "If the B obcat-Grizzly The two-hour show will begin By Ginny Prior Cash has had a 17-year "A Boy Named Sue" to the dedication game is made a at 8 p.m. Last night's session of the succession of hits unparalleled delight of love with "A Thing reality, it will not be a yearly Appearing with Cash will be ASMSU Senate opened with a in musical history. Starting with Called Love" to his under contract to play the Grizzlies his wife. June Cart&r Cash; Carl proposal by athletic director Tom "Cry, Cry, Cry" and " Hey, standing of the working man in twice a year. " clarified Parac. Perkins and The Tennessee Parac to host 3 '74 Bobcat Porter" and moving on to "Oney." " This is a one shot deal. There Three; and the Carter Family. opener with the UM Grizzlies. and " I Cash tells the stories of are not ties to continue this "We believe it's going to be a " Fol som Prison Blues" Parac discussed the possi­ mid- prisoners, Indians. miners and every season." tremendous show." says the Walk the Line" back in the bilities of dedicating the long laborers better than any other Parac must still clear these awaited stadium on September contemporary composer. ideas through the Bobcats and U 7th with a non-conference battle In addition to more than 30 between the rival schools. of M before making additional program gets Tutorial albums he has recorded, Cash plans. This pre-season game would . has two more in production. one Second on the President's be in addition to another Bobcat­ a collection of prison songs meeting was Grizzlie game later in the report at the senate off with low fees which he recorded at Long­ Architect conference season. a briefing by Campus holden Prison in Sweden and en. Sessions will last a minimum According to Parac. Bobcat Andy van Teyling By Ginny Prior the other the sound track from spoke on of fifty minutes with longer coaches and team members Van Teylingen the soon -to-be released movie. and The ASMSU tutorial program sessions at the tutorers were still discussing the several building projects Road." will be getting underway this discretion " Gospel advMtages and drawbacks of problems on campus in week according to Academics Students interested in the Cash was born and raised such a tou1 nament but needed " A meeting was held last after Board chairman Sally Coghlan. program should contact Sally northeastern Arkansas and senate's opinion. Friday with the architect, All tutors for this program are Coghlan at the ASMSU senate spending four years in the Air " What we'd like to find out is consulting engineer. state qualified in their fields with office before 4 pm today for Force, began recording in three things. First of all, would architect and others concerning bachelors degrees, and many appointments. Memphis. He later moved to MSU like to play the U of M twice the Health and PE. Complex. We near have their masters. At the time of the appoint­ Nashville and now lives next year Secondly, should we settled the problem of the leaky Tutors have been hired at ment, you will receive a slip with there on a huge farm. hold the dedication of the roof. Now the only thing that present in the following fields: the name of the tutor and Appearing on the Home­ stadium at such an early date. doesn't hold water in the bill for Friday night will All Math areas his/ her phone number. You coming Finally, the athletic department building 1s the swimming pool. Mission Mountain Wood Physics must take the slip to the student be the would like to take the net profits Two possibilities were brought Biology business office in the SUB for Band. of the potential game ard use up concerning this problem One This five piece blues band has over. Mammology payment of fees. to purchase much needed was to tea r it up and start played concerts all over the them Physiology "We are interviewing and The other was to repair it We and is famous for a equipment for the athletic Introduction to Chemistry hiring more tutorers for country stated Parac. suggested to tear it up and start hand-clapp1n ', foot-stompin' department," Electrical Engineering additional subjects each week. If vote over. However, the consulting style of music that is un­ The senate held a casual Any ASMSU undergraduate you need help 1n a course that 1s Parac's engineer and the architect are comparable. on the three questions at student 1s eligible for the tutorial not listed at the present time. indicated still talking it over." They will be on hand in the request Majority votes program. Student rates per keep checking with the senate a potential go-ahead on the One things that has been SUB Ballroom tonight at 8 p .m. decided upon definitely 1s the session will run S 1 50 for office." stated Sally Coghlan. game for next fall. individual teaching; S 1 .00 The tutorial program is Admission 1s two cans of food This game would be con­ lighting in the gym. The architect and the engineer will furnish apiece for two people. and sponsored by ASMSU. and for charity. sidered along with a request to seventy-five cents per student ASMSU pays 50 per cent or Tickets for Johnny Cash are on play the Portland State team on the Fieldhouse on Page 7) for a group of three. more of the program costs sale now in the same date at Portland. (Continued Jack Anderson raps on Agnew at EMC By David Hodges Anderson, a very investi· business of "high risk actually 1s true." He said, "that it In an article in Thursday's As most of you already know. gative reporter and well known journalism." is better to know about it than to Billings Gazette. Anderson was Spiro T. Agnew, the Vice Presi­ columnist, had some very About the Watergate scandal be ignorant of it. " quoted as saying, "people didn't dent. resigned Wednesday and interesting things to say about the columnist was quoted as Anderson said that h e hopes want to believe anything bad but pleaded no contest to a charge of the job of being a news reporter. saying, " I hope Nixon has the that the public maintains its the news media has the federal income tax evasion. He said that the job of the news good sense to look at us in the interest in national politics and obligation to watch the govern­ Columnist Jack Anderson, in a r,nedia is to be the watchdog for eye, to end the sweeping under the Watergate hearings prove ment for its people." The article speech at Eastern Montana the public, that journalists get the rug, to cooperate with the the Democratic system is also said that Anderson said College Wednesday, said that away with far less than other people." He also said that the working.
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