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BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - President have no confidence in a government United States Army, Stilwell said: Gamal Abdel Nasser named his suc- headed by Mohieddin. "Realistically, the longstanding cessor shortly before he died, but his emotionally deep hostility which lies at nominee is under house arrest because The Russians are believed to favor Air the root of the Arab-Israeli conflict may he is unacceptable to the Soviet Union, Marshal All Sabry, a prominent figure in dictate some type of international reliable diplomatic informants reported the reported power struggle and an old presence in the Mideast to assure yesterday. rival of Mohieddin. They both served as compliance with the provisions of any The sources said Nasser's deathbed prime minister and also as vice negotiated settlement." choice to lead Egypt was Zakaria president. The United Nations, Stilwell said, Mohieddin, a relatively liberal former Mohieddin was in the inner circle of "provides the most obvious option." prime minister who at times em- Nasser's 1952 revolution against King However, the three-star general barrassed his chief by opposing the Farouk. Nasser publicly designated him voiced the opinion that a small observer growing Soviet penetration of Egypt. to succeed to the presidency when he force, such as that stationed by the Nasser reportedly expressed his last announced his resignation in the first United Nations on Cyprus would appear wish to Information Minister Mohammed hours of defeat in June 1967. Nasser later inadequate for the Middle East task. Hassanein Heikal, one of his closest withdrew his resignation under popular "To enforce fully a political friends, who was at his bedside when the pressure, and Mohieddin faded into the settlement .a large force with military president died of heart failure Sept. 28. background. muscle-perhaps of muludlvision size- The information reached the foreign Meanwhile, in Washington yesterday, might be required," Stilwell said. diplomats from some of Heikal's a top Army general said a large in- The general indicated to a reporter associates. ternational force "with military muscle" later he would expect the United States to The Arab Socialist Union, Egypt's may be required to police a negotiated contribute troops to such a force, if It only political party, nominated Vice settlement in the Middle East. were created. President Anwar Sadat to succeed "The basic challenge will be to insure Nasser, and he will be elected tomorrow Lt. Gen. Richard G. Stilwell, the that any peacekeeping operation truly in a nationwide referendum in which he Army's deputy chief for operations, brings an end to military conflict in this Is the only candidate. indicated such a force should be under tormented area and that the possibility of But there are indications a power the United Nations. any confrontation between the super- struggle is continuing behind the scenes, Speaking before the Association of the powers is avoided," Stilwell said. with Heikal's own position threatened because he insisted that Nasser's I Nswipholo by Gotdy Co preference for Mohieddin be honored. yesterday afternoon, when a bomb threat The diplomats said Soviet Premier UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Hollis A. Moore caused the building to be c lea red and sear Alexei Kosygin, when he came to Cairo Vote today Jr. stepped out for a breath of fresh air ched. for Nasser's funeral, told the Egyptian leaders the Soviet government would Students will be asked to cast their ballots today for one of 75 girls competing for the Homecoming Queen crown. A composite picture of the girls, who were nominated by their Search finds no explosives respective residence halls and sorority houses last week, will be displayed outside the voting booths in the Men's Gym. Contrary to a statement made at Monday night's Student Council meeting, there will be no voting booths In the Education Bldg. Those voting must present their I.D. cards or two forms of iden- tification, one of which must include their social security number. The Queen and her court will be announced at a coronation and dance Bomb call clears tower Thursday at t p.m. in the Student Services Bldg. forum, following a 7:30 p.m. pep rally. Workers in the Administration Bldg., News. A subsequent search failed to citement. to evaluate the procedures, Security The ballot will also include a UAO entertainer poll to be completed by from President Hollis A. Moore, Jr., to reveal any evidence of explosives. The building was apparently cleared Director James Saddoris indicated that students before entering the voting booth. the maintenance crew, got off work early While eight campus security officers by word-of-mouth from door-to-door. the evacuation and search appeared to yesterday. conducted the search, displaced workers Although he hadn't had an opportunity have been conducted quite smoothly. At approximately 3:24 p.m. a caller huddled around in small groups, telephoned the Admissions Office, and sheltered from a steady drizzle by um- informed personnel that a bomb was brellas and newspapers. planted in the building. Among them was President Moore. The caller identified himself only as a He refused to comment on the incident, member of the Weathermen, a militant except to say, "It surely wasn't done by Take a whiff—it's springtime element of the SDS. anyone who wanted a day off for golf." According to F. Eugene Beatty, He ordered the area sealed until 4:45 By Glenn Waggoner Last week, the administration decided released into the air that may induce mild been in contact with it where they lived director of buildings and facilities, no p.m., when workers were allowed to Managing Editor that the area near the sewage plant, and disease to those in the immediate area previously. reason was given for the call, and no time return to the structure to retrieve any especially the area eight-tenths of a mile who have not been in contact with them Expansion plans for the University was set for an explosion. items they might need before returning If you've been around this campus roughly east of it, is unsuitable for cer- before. once called for construction in the area The building - jammed with office home. much over a week, you can probably tain construction projects. This includes "The people working regularly In that by the plant, but Dr. B. D. Owens, vice workers and students-was completely President Moore said that no alarm guess where Poe ditch and the sewage In particular the proposed Greek Village. area develop a resistance to anything president of research and financial af- evacuated within IS minutes, Campus was sounded, and the evacuation was plant are located. The reasons include more than the that may be floating around, and con- fairs, said nothing would go up there until Security Chief Donald Young told the done quietly, with a minimum of ex- They give themselves away every fumes associated with the area. sequently are immune," said Dr. Karl the problems of the plant are solved. time the wind and weather are right. The general design of the plant in- Schurr, associate professor of biology. The plant is a city facility, and the The whole problem of sewage disposal cludes a spraying system for the wastes. He added that a problem could University Is not directly responsible for for the university and the city poses some It has been discovered and made develop, however, If residence units were Its Improvement. No one can deny, problems that will be a challenge for the known to the administration that in this built in that area because students could however, that the University has a huge Nation tightens community to solve In the next few years. spraying process, micro-organisms are contract a form of disease if they haven't stake in the improvement of the city waste disposal system. The city storm drain system empties Into the plant, and in periods of heavy rain, the system is overloaded and raw office security sewage pours into Poe ditch. The result is a familiar odor. WASHINGTON (AP) - The govern- outside federal buildings and in parking Stanley Bortel, chairman of the Board ment tightened security at federal areas; locked all but the main entrances; of Public Affairs for the city, said buildings and offices throughout the and began denying entrance to persons existing problems of the plant and nation yesterday after a series of carrying "suspicious packages" unless alternative solutions are being studied. terrorist bombings. they permitted inspection of the parcels. The plant was last remodeled in 1959, A spokesman for the General Services A spokesman said General Services according to Bortel, and it was projected Administration, manager of federal Administrator Robert L. Kunzig ordered that the plant would be of sufficient civilian installations, said he did not the security alert late Monday night and capacity for the community until 1980. know whether the alert was prompted by it was placed in effect yesterday. "But due to the fantastic growth of the any secret information that might warn He said the GSA had been studying University and the city, the plant has of further attacks; nor did he know how security problems "for some time" become obsolete a lot faster than we long the alert might last. because of bombings against both expected," Bortel said. The GSA placed guards on patrol government and nongovernment He admitted that the plant is now buildings. A federal office building In operating at full capacity, but any im- Rochester, N.Y., was hit Monday. provements mean a lot of money and a Democrats sue The alert means more activity and minimum or four to five years delay longer hours for the 3,582 uniformed GSA before changes can be made. guards who patrol 266 federally owned "Improvements in the city's system for recovery buildings and 104 other buildings or of- will be expensive," Bortel said, "but with fices leased by the government a university of this size, we hope to get throughout the nation. some state and federal funds for of state funds But the government also leases whatever changes we make." COLUMBUS (AP) - State Democratic another 7,321 premises which are not Possible alternatives for improving Chairman Eugene P. O'Grady sued protected by GSA guards-including 2,200 the sewage situation include relocation of yesterday to recover 14 million he claims of the nation's 4,087 local draft boards. the whole plant, the building of another was loaned illegally by the state Security at such locations, the 'GSA plant to operate with the existing facility, treasurer's office. spokesman said, "is usually up to the or the expansion of the old plant. He filed the action in Franklin County owner." "Unttl several studies are completed, Common Pleas Court as a taxpayer but Many agencies, however, have and considered in about six months, we said he was acting on instructions from security "wardens" employees with N.wipK^o by Corrfy Coir don't really know what well do," said the state Democratic party. security responsibilities in emergency Bortel. "I presume if there was a change in Concerning the possible health hazard situations. THE COMMUNITY sewage plant, featuring be inadequate in view of the growth of Bowling the Republican administration the at- The GSA has alerted such agencies to of the present system, Bortel said be torney general would follow through," he step up their warden activities, and it has water and a few other things on the rocks, has Green in the past few years. knew of no record of epidemics being added. "If not, we will continue through contacted other federal and local law been judged by University and city officials to created near similarly designed sewage on our own." enforcement agencies. plants. Page 2 The BG News Wednesday October 14, 1970 opinion 'You're Late!' epiT8RiaLS m ore on the march

By Ronald Doughty religious nature of the March especially Student Columnist a protest by the B.G. News that the demonstration should have contained Having Just finished reading Dwight non-religious speakers and promoters. Decker's letter in Wednesday's B.C. However one cannot expect a devout a plea for action News concerning the March for Victory, Christian to separate his faith from his I have become sick with disgust and political views, for Christianity cannot be contempt. The charges and implications apart from temporal affairs. Those who that not only Mr. Decker but other level such charges are in themselves opinionated writers as well as the B.C. anti-Christian and would love to see the Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown Initiated a plea end of Christianity in this nation-for tor Supreme Court action against chemical firms allegedly News level are in themselves appalling. It seems that since the com- Christianity has long been the driving polluting Lake Erie some time ago. munists within our country could not stop force behind much conservative thinking Monday, the court agreed to consider complaints by the the patriotic March, the next best thing and ideals in America. state that certain companies are contributing to the was to slander it and shame its leaders. It is obvious that before atheistic pollution of the lake with poisonous mercury compounds. Even before the thing got off the communism can conquer the United The companies in question, Dow Chemical Co. and ground and was still in the planning States, Christianity as a religion must be effectively neutralized. So when such Wyandotte Chemicals Corps, have informed the court that stages, the Youth International Party promised that neither the March nor anti-Christian sentiments are made, one they have already begun programs for the elimination of Ky's appearance would occur. Although must realize that the leftists behind such pollutants being discharged into the lake. Y.I.P. succeeded in stopping Ky to speak accusations are trying to destroy the only But even if what they claim is true a court hearing is along with the blessings of the establish- bulwark the American people have still necessary and long over-due. ment's leftists, the march could not be against totalitarian communism. The state attorney general has also asked the court to coerced or pressured to cancellation. The establishment successfully black- insure that the companies deemed responsible not only But they did attempt to disrupt the mailed Vice-President Ky from speaking at Washington because such a figure stop polluting, but also bear the major portion of the cost Victory Rally through violent force. As a Victory Marcher in Washington, I would lend support to the rightwing in for cleaning up the lake. watched mobs of leftists try to break up this country and would seriously threaten And this is as it should be. the center of the rally only to be an- the leftist subversion of Nixon's A Supreme Court hearing should determine once and swered by swinging billy-clubs of the "unilateral withdrawal" programs. for all where the blame should fall. The bulk of the cost for D.C. police and conservatives attempting Even attempts to bring Mrs. Ky here repairing the damage should then also fall on the to protect their children from rocks, also failed. Ky himself repudiated the responsible companies. It should not be an added burden sticks and bottles being thrown at them. Nixon administration for such pressures, An old man was thrown to the ground but being without substantial power had on the taxpayers. to capitulate. Lake Erie may be dying, but it is not dead yet. and four Weatherman-types equipped with leather boots and shock helmets, It is surprising that many Supreme Court consideration of the problem may be .: - M 'W* 'r*% beat him while he screamed in pain, revolutionaries will protest that tin- the first positive step In the direction of attempting to save because he did not believe in the same demagogue Kunstler was pressured not our closest "freshwater" lake. things they did. I was personally maced to speak at our college, a charge Kun- while brave yippies took turns hitting me stler himself appears unable to substanti- while I was blinded. ate), while the vice-president of one of our A D.C. policeman was knocked to the closest allies and a nation and people vo> ground as two leftists beat him with have committed ourselves to is told by sticks only to be rescued by some of his Sec. of State Rogers to forget the March- comrades before every bone in his body lest you wish to see some pretty heavy was broken. Viet Cong flags appeared repercussions. everywhere and the only American flag Those who marched with me in new council plan to be seen among the revolutionaries was Washington came because they felt our waving shamefully upside down. country is committing treasonagainst the news people of South Vietnam and the What I saw and experienced at that American nation as a result of Nixon's Talking about a proposed community council has been march demonstrated to me that the leftist extremists in this countrv no policy of surrender in Southeast Asia. in vogue for nearly a year now. longer want peaceful solutions, if they The notes echoed by Congressmen Monday night, Student Council finally got it together Lerrers ever did, and now seek to destroy all who Rarick and the evanglist Billy Harkis and agreed on a proposal for the establishment of a oppose their plans of communistic op- preached that communism must be community council at the University. pression. destroyed externally as well as in- Student Council is finished as far as being a workable However the establishment press, ternally. It is time to clean house. means of governance. A community council may even- please don't step on me controlled by the big money benefactors Before any successful conclusion to the tually prove to be just as ineffective, but as an effort for who give millions annually to SDS-type Indo-China war can be obtained, the organizations, refused to comment on establishment in this country has got to improvement, it deserves student support. You don't know me, Dick. In fact, it crime-but let me first defend myself a these acts of violence and cruelty be overthrown and partiotic and God- The President's Advisory Council (PAC) will meet wasn't until I read about your death in bit. I, too, love your grass. Dick. It's Friday's paper that I first knew you. luxuriance and emerald softness draws committed by the revolutionaries. fearing men substituted in its place. Thursday. At the meeting, Roger Coate, student body Your dedication to ecology impressed me away from those concrete pathways. What they did mention was in- The press has already destroyed what president plans to present the community council me, your physical synthesis with the I want and love the freedom that I feel teresting, of which Mr. Decker at- little we had to celebrate, that is after the proposal. grass roots of the earth amazed me. when I run through the grassy lots and tempted to utilize in his slanderous letter- establishment was through with Ky. Council has asked that students attend this meeting to But it was your dying words that green fields. the mere mention of the term National Now it is time for the American people to show their support-or at least concern. caused me to write this eulogy as a There may be many "Lindys" who Socialist Party or bluntly, Nazi. destroy that press which is dedicated to Wow, how obvious can such a the destruction of our American In order to be reserved a seat, you must call the memorial of your martyrdom: cannot appreciate or value Nature and turn their backs on her problems, but I defamation be! Of course the fact is not freedoms. President's office today. 'Please...don't step on me...please.' " Those words spoke to me; I was pray I am not one. It's Just that I thrill to mentioned that the Nazis were also at The leftist extremists in our govern- The community council is structured to give a more probably one of those students you saw be in the midst of her trees, grass and Bob Hope's rally back in July and have ment, in our colleges and in our media valid representation of students in their governing body. avoiding the sidewalks to trample your sky. been at every anti-Vietnam march that must be crushed. Until this subversion Student Council just doesn't work. beloved grass. And my inner sense of If I have to follow the rigid, cold paths has ever been held in Washington D.C. and treason is brought to a halt, as Dr. Call the President's office today. guilt tells me that I trampled, also, on the of cement, I feel just like one human The leftist establishment (the B.G. Mclntyre realizes, there can be no vic- essence of your soul. sheep following another. It's when I News not included) proclaimed over and tory over communism in Vietnam. Our I want to apologize. Dick, for my make my own trail, without restrictions over that the presence of L uniformed first battle is here-on the campus, in or corners, that I'm really me. and really Nazis constituted a condemnation of the Washington and at the establishment. rour man hoppe- happy! Victory March and another vicious But your words echo to me-and I slander. know I can't have my grass and walk on Bob Hope was not slandered and the let's hear from you it too. I'm going to have to restrain my Nazis were there. The Yippies were not impulses so that others can enjoy the slandered and the Nazis were there. And The BG News welcomes all private drab's peace plan it did not make any difference that Carl beauty of the turf, too. letters to the editor and opinion When I see the green lawn and am Mclntyre, the organizer, violently columns. Also, we invite you to condemned them and told his parade by Arthur Hoppe "The President, soldier," said the President's wishes. First i ceased fire, tempted, I shall remember your plea. comment on all published But if one day you see me dart off the marshals to throw the Nazis out of the editorials, letters and columns. National Columnist Captain, scowling, "is counting on you then I stood still and now, sir, sir I'll march if they should try to infiltrate it's for one thing - to zap the enemy and zap gradually withdraw," said Private Drab, sidewalks for a moment, Just to bathe my In order to bring you a cross- feet in the green softness, please forgive ranks. section of views and opinions, him good." edging toward the supply road. "So long. No-it did not make any difference "Hi, out there!" Private Oliver Drab, "Oh, no, sir, haven't you heard? The Captain, it's been a great war and. . . " me. I love the grass, but I really don't however, we ask that letters be want to hurt it. You see, Dick, the earth because the establishment was trying to no more than 300 words, 378-184454, shouted over the sand-bagged President's finally unveiled the secret "Damn it, Drab, get your rifle butt brand Mclntyre and his supporters as parapet. "I want you tJ know I've peace plan he promised to unveil right is my mother, too. typewritten. Columns should be back on the firing line!" anti-Semitic. Mr. Decker constantly a maximum of four typed pages, ceased." after the '68 elections. And it sure was "But the President, sir. . . " implies that anti-Semitism was prevalent worth waiting for. It's the best peace Luanne Jensen triple-spaced. "You've ceased what, Drab?" "Look here, soldier, the President among the people of the March-this was Inquired Captain Buck Ace politely, plan in years and years. He wants me to 311 Ashley The News maintains the right doesn't want you to cease firing. He not so. Dr. Mclntyre himself proclaimed to edit all submissions which tapping his boot with his swagger stick. cease firing, stand still and gradually wants the enemy to cease firing." support of the Israeli people and foresaw "I've ceased firing, sir," explained withdraw myself. I don't know why exceed these limits, with respect the death of Israel as a triumph of to the laws of libel and proper Private Drab. "I feel that in these somebody didn't think of it before." "Oh, that's exactly what I want, too, date dollars godless communism. critical times it's the duty of every sir," cried Private Drab en- taste. The Marchers felt complete sympathy Letters and columns should American to support his or her "You been smoking that Saigon pot, thusiastically. "Frankly, I've got In regard to the October 12 edition of for the Jews and it was not as the media President. Don't worry, sir, the Private?" nothing against firing at him. It doesn't the BG News concerning "date dollars": include the author's address and would have you believe-a rally of Jew- phone number and may be President can count on me." "Oh, no, sir. I'm Just following the bother me at all. It's him firing at me haters. It is the establishment itself who that counts. You know thi.« thing I've got WOO-WOO mailed to is supporting the anti-Semites-the The Editor about not wanting to get killed.. .And I'U Weathermen, the Black Panthers and the bet he feels pretty much the same. So. . Mike Snow BGNews SDSers. 106 University Hall 716 E. Wooster Other criticisms centered around the "Oh, shut up, Drab. You'll cease THe BG news firing when he ceases firing and not a minute before." NOW WE WAIT FOR THEIR SECOND RESPONSE...' "Oh, I don't mind being first, sir. I An lnd»p«nd»nl Student Veic* mean if the President wants peace so ^M^^'''' bad, what am I shooting at him for editor lames 0 smith anyway?" nanagng editor glenn d waggoner "Your Job, soldier, is to zap the enemy news editor nchard c bergeman and keep zapping him until he agrees to a editorial editor barbara i jacola cease fire." issue editor Steven I. brash "You mean I'm shooting at him to spoils editor denms o white make him stop shooting at me? Gosh, photo editoi sir, that doesn't make much sense. If I bnan I stetlens had my choice. " contributing editor lames p. marino "You can have your choice, Drab," copy editor nchard w. price said the Captain coldly. "Ten hours on business manager nchard a. reiter the firing line or ten years in Leaven- worth." advertising manager phihp a. stickney "Well, it still seems to me like Editonai and Bus less Offices 106 University Hall somebody's got to stop firing first," Phone 372 2710 or 372-2819 Private Drab said that night to his friend Corporal Bartz as they crouched in •

Th. BC No»a l| oualiahad Hondo, • ■>"» Friday! during tho ia»ular rain-filled foxhole. "Everybody ought to tchool yoar, and tut* a «raa« during tha lummor intuni. undor author- see that." ity a' tKa Publication! Comrniltoo ol Bawling Groon Stata Urn-army. "Oh, they do, Oliver," said Corporal Oainiana aaproaaod In editorial cortoona ar athar columna In tho Mtwi Bartz. ducking as a machinegun bunt da not nacaiaorily ratlact Iho oplmona al tha Unlvartlty Admlniatratlon whistled overhead. "They even agree on (acuity ar fall ar tha Stata al Ohio. Oomlona oaoroaaod by columnist* da nat nocaitor.ly ro'loct tho opiniona al tho BC Nowa. EditorioU in tho tC who ought to stop first." Nawt rolloct tha apinian* al tha rnoionty ol momoon ol iho BG Nawa edi- "Who's that?" torial Board. The Corporal pulled a pin with his teeth and heaved a grenade out Into the darkness. "The other side," he said. The BG News. Vdnesdoy, October 14, 1970/Poga 3 U.S. plans troop cutback

SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. authorized American troop Vietnam are expected to In- slipped into one of its periodic William H. Sullivan, deputy Command began mapping level in Vietnam would be clude the 11th Armored lulls. A Cambodian com- assistant secretary of state for plans yesterday for a new reduced to 344,000 by Dec. SI. Cavalry Regiment, the 25th munique reported only one the Far East and the Pacific 40,000-man troop cutback Under plans previously an- Infantry Division and the 1st harassing attack during the and former ambassador to announced by President Nixon nounced, this is to drop and 5th Regiments of the 1st past 24 hours. Laos. Embassy spokesmen despite reports of a North another 60,000 men-to 284,000- Marine Division. The 7th The U.S. Embassy in indicated Bunker's trip was in Vietnamese buildup in Laos. by next May 1. Marine Regiment of the 1st Saigon announced that Am- connection with the new The U.S. Strategic Air Peak American strength in Division already has been bassador Ellsworth Bunker American peace proposals Command sent its entire Vietnam was M3.400 in April withdrawn. will return to Washington and that he would be away active Pacific fleet of BSJ 1969, and the total is now less In the war. about 30 of the early next week for con- "three or four weeks." bombers over Laos for the than 384,000 Nixon's with- giant B52 bombers pounded sultations, touching off Other sources in Saigon fifth consecutive day in efforts drawal program began in the Ho Chi Minn trail. There speculation that he will be said Ky would attend the Paris to check a North Vietnamese June 1969. have been no B52 raids flown replaced as ambassador by peace talks on Oct. 29. supply push down the Ho Chi Sources in Saigon said in South Vietnam since last Minn trail to Cambodia and some American units are Saturday and none in Cam- South Vietnam. already positioned for with- bodia since last Thursday. Canada, China establish Nixon announced Monday drawal from the battlefield U.S. Defense Secretary in Hartford, Conn., that the The next units to leave Melvin Laird told a news conference in Washington Monday that there is some new diplomatic relations General supports evidence the North Viet- OTTAWA (AP) - Canada announcement but his flight namese are attempting to and Red China have reached was delayed. He said he was resupply their positions in the an agreement to establish distressed by Canada's volunteer army Laotian border area. diplomatic relations, Foreign decision. Sources in Saigon have said WASHINGTON (A P) - number of steps already taken Secretary Mitchell Sharp Hanoi has begun its yearly announced yesterday. About 100 members of Gen. William C West- to make Army life more at- "dry-season" push of war Ottawa's Chinese community, moreland, who has been cool tractive to young men, in- In a statement to the House materials down the trail to of Commons, Sharp said many carrying Chinese to the Nixon administration's cluding orders aimed at fuel offensives in both Cam- Nationalist flags, were at the plan for an all-volunteer eliminating "make work" Canada recognizes the bodia and South Vietnam. government in Peking as the airport to say goodby. Hsueh Army, yesterday pledged to practices in training. The U.S. Command was the fourth Chinese expend every effort to achieve "We are reviewing all our sole legal government of reported that 38 North Viet- China. Nationalist ambassador to such a force. policies and administrative namese and Viet Cong troops Ottawa since 1946. procedures. Nothing is Up to now, Canada-like the But the Army Chief of Staff were killed in two United States and other A simultaneous an- considered sacrosanct except engagements in Quang Ngai nouncement was made in warned the American people where military order and nations-recognized the that "even money will not do Province, in the coastal Nationalist Chinese govern- Peking and broadcast by the Atiociatwd Pr«»» Wlraphoto discipline... are Jeopardized. the Job" of switching from a lowlands. U.S. casualties ment in Formosa as the legal official New China News In this, we cannot and will not Agency. U AW STRIKERS and others wait in long lines in front of the Genesee draft-based Army to an all- were three killed and seven Chinese government. yield." wounded. County Social Services Department to obtain food stamps. The lines volunteer force unless the However, the former U.S. Canada and the Peking The broadcast said that on country rallies in full support A delayed report from Chinese have been negotiating the touchy problem of For- stretched completely around the building. commander in Vietnam South Vietnamese and critics stop downgrading acknowledged that young men the agreement for 20 months mosa, also called Taiwan, the Army. headquarters said four in Stockholm, Sweden. Communist China said it who are or will become civilians were killed and one soldiers and Junior officers Ambassador Yu-chu Hsueh "reaffirms that Taiwan is an wounded in a Viet Cong rocket of Nationalist China said his inalienable part" of its Metz explains connections "We cannot attract the have attitudes differing from attack on Da Nang air base kind of soldier we need into an older officers and non- goodbys at Ottawa airport. He territory and "the Canadian early Monday. had planned to leave Canada government takes not of this organization denigrated by commissioned officers. In Cambodia, the war some, directly attacked by "Their values and attitudes before the government's position." others, and half-heartedly need not necessarily be en- with social science school supported by many," West- dorsed by Army leadership, moreland said. yet we must recognize that MYLES FLOWERS COLUMBUS (A P) - A Ford, in his reply, said the grief by answering it then, "he they do exist." composed Howard Met- reason for calling the school "This country cannot have added. it both ways." The Army chief stressed 109 CLAY ST. zenbaum yesterday explained "an adjunct of the Communist "I agree," replied Met- that "we are still fighting a how he became involved with The Army's top general Free Delivery Phone party" was based on con- zenbaum. "I think that is chose the convention of the war" and that "for the near the Ohio School of Social fidential files and could not be correct." Association of the United future we will continue to released. On Campus 352-2002 Sciences and apologized to a Petree began the Monday States Army to voice his depend on the draft for most of radio newsman he yelled at He said Atty. Gen. Tom questioning by asking if Rep. commitment to an "all-out our replacements. 353-2802 angrily Monday. Clark, in transmitting the Robert Taft Jr., Met- effort in wo rking toward a "And . . . even though we Metzenbaum, Democratic school's name to the Loyalty zero draft - a volunteer force." reach a zero draft, selective Give her roses for Sweetest Review Board, "cautioned zenbaum's Nov. 3 opponent, candidate for the U.S. Senate, possibly "has a dossier on This "all-out" phrase was service legislation should said the school was that it is entirely possible that your past activities beginning used Monday by Secretary of remain in force as national Day Oct 17 established in 1944 to bring many persons belonging to in 1944 and possibly extending Defense Melvin R. Laird in insurance." union and businessmen such organizations may be through 1949 with known disclosing he had ordered the Discussing the Army's long stem red $6.00 together to imporove labor- loyal to the United States." communist connections. . . ." Armed Services to take Im- problems in moving toward an management relations. Metzenbaum said trustees It was at this point that mediate steps in preparation all-volunteer force, West- He said the school existed of the school included Metzenbaum, who was at the for ending reliance on the moreland said, "We must Will Deliver Lafe Friday Night If You Wish only 18 months and that he prominent Cleveland citizens. time opening his Franklin draft by mid-1973. double or triple our enlist- wrote the U.S. Attorney Among them was W. O. In a prepared speech for ments and re-entlistments." Walker, now director of in- County headquarters, broke in General when he learned it angrily: the Army Association, had been labeled "an adjunct dustrial relations in the "He didn't say that and you Westmoreland outlined a cabinet of Gov. James of the Communist party." can't say that sir. You better "I yield to no man living in Rhodes. apologize for that statement Metzenbaum yelled my loyalty to my govern- publicly. . ." Number 9 ment," Metzenbaum said. "I "smear" and "lie" Monday when Newsman Martin Petree Metzenbaum today said he believe the system works and did owe Petree an ex- needs you works well." of Columbus radio station planation. Metzenbaum, at a news WMNI attempted to question conference, supplied copies of him about the school. Top letters he wrote the attorney "I must tell you, I became general and one he received angry," Metzenbaum said from Assistant Atty. Gen. today. "Very angry. I resent ! GUYS ! Value Peyton Ford in 1948. the use of name-calling ... I Double In his letter, he said the guess the use of the word school, of which he was in- 'communist' touched me off." Pick Your Queen corporator and one of 17 Petree said he felt Met- trustees, offered no courses he zenbaum owed him an At The With Coupon apology. "I felt I asked you a could determine as subversive COPYRIGHT 1970 THE KROGER CO. although it did teach a course legitimate question. I feel you Below '70 Coronation Ceromony PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. Stamps in "elementary Russian." could have saved us a lot of OCT. 17. 1970 cv .^vTnnnrafannfYYYYYYYar¥YYVa^^ Police arrest seven Thur. 8:00 Student Services Forum BG Campus Seven Detroit area occupied by the men at the OP residents have been charged Continental Inn at Latency DOUBLE;A L UESTAMP^ with possession of marijuana Road and Interstate 280 near Join Students li "P«p" Snake $ 00 after a weekend raid by the Millbury, O. With this Coupon and 10 or | Wood County Sheriff's Four deputies led by Sgt. Line Throng, Cqipns At 7:001 more Purchase. < Department on a motel room Marvin Gerken entered the t» (EXCLUDING BEER. WINE. AND TOBACCO) § in northern Wood County. room and took the seven men, The sheriff's office said a ranging in age from 18 to 30 U.S. 25 Main St. quantity of marijuana was years, into custody. Good Luck To: confiscated from a room Bond has been set at $2,000. 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An undeclared strike by pending arrival of some 45 U.N. officials said main- undergraduate student have portant body in the English The department wants to members of the U.N. guard chiefs of state or government tenance men trained in been appointed to the department." Dr. Ross said. have future student members force aroused concern for the birthday ceremonies security procedures would be starting Wednesday. department's Central Ad- Functions of the CAC In- of the CAC elected and la yesterday for the safety of used to beef up the guard force The shortage of guards was viaory Committee (CAC). clude the advising of the working through the office of world leaders arriving for the if necessary, as they were in Dr. Ross, who assumed his department chairman on Roger Coate, student body 8th anniversary of the United felt acutely Monday as more 1960. duties this fall, said that the matters of budget, curriculum president, to set up the r Nations. than 400 persons demon- graduate student was ap- and new faculty members. elections, Dr. Ross said. Sixty-nine of the 230 guards strating against Cuban Prime The U.N. building will be pointed to the committee last at U.N. headquarters called in Minister Fidel Castro surged closed to the public for the spring, while the un- sick Monday to back up against New York police lines next two weeks to lessen the dergraduate was appointed demands for more pay and guarding the entrance to the danger. Traffic will be this fall by departmental Biology prof cites more favorable promotion U.N. secretariat. diverted from First Avenue action. procedures. Several demonstrators along the U.N. grounds, and The CAC consists of Dr. Secretary-General U Thant broke through the police police launches will patrol the East River on the other side of Ross, four members of the Associated P,.it Wi,.photo *as reported "very much cordon, got onto the UJJ. concerned" over the work grounds and tore down the the headquarters. English faculty elected at birth control value JACQUES LANCTOT, 25, is being sought large, one graduate student doctor's care. With the intent to enlighten by Montreal police for questioning in many girls who "don't know "Ohio should have an Eager. •-'.") Hide. 4li Kiloliter. abortion law," he said, connection with the kidnaping of British Kind of fly. 26One:0er. 47 Curtsy. beans about this," Dr. Karl PUZZLE View. 27 Strand. (•Close Typewriters Schurr, associate professor of predicting that voluntary diplomat James Cross. He is also wanted By William B. Cunningham Cotton wood. 2n Gist. tightly. biology, told the residents of abortion would be available In on a warrant alleging conspiracy to Alone. 29 I'enelrale. 49 Tuntcric 02 Avid. Ashley Hall Monday night all states within seven or ACROSS Baneful. M Girl's 50 Slm- Adding abduct the Israeli trade commissioner In Pierces. tti Forfeit. Arab name. name: Kr. shoneans. about the relative merits of eight years. "No woman March. Land muss. 1.4 Smooth Singes. .'II Italian poet 51 Celebrity. Machines birth control methods. should have to have an un- Buck talk. breathing. Things 33 Bonesel. .'12 Summon. wanted child," he em- Devastation. (i.'i Gravestone. done. 33 Con. 53 Germany He 3aid the rhythm method Knglish 3a Buffalo. donkey. phasized. Lounge. DOWN was almost impossible to use Dr. Schurr said his main Outer: prcf. weasel. :in Hal plant. 54 To be: Kr. Calculators effectively because of the Choice. 1 I -•■ i -.!.■■■ Bitter. :ia Queries. .'»ii Hindu goal is zero population growth, Caiman. tiger. Bound. 41 I •• i\ cymbals. Sales All Makes inconsistency of the individual and that it's necessary to TO Kneray Being. 42 Domains. 57 Mellow. 2 Araentitie Service Expert, woman, although some educate the people on birth ■mil: ablir. limber tree. Cipher. 4."> Audience. .'>9 A vena. Jules Verne Low Rates couples have acheived some control methods to ease the degree of success with it. chnnicter. Rentals population pinch. DO t Harantftic. The methods he considered If the population explosion ('■reck 1 > 1 4 5 1 7 1 • , 1 I 1! II reliable included the use of is not checked quickly, he Cniloeopher. • inner M is Royal Elert,f,i Typewriters diaphragms, cervical caps, said, our generation will be J 159.00 TODaY Portuguese " 1. II Ulid Mochines spermicidal jelly and the pill, responsible for increased money. $29. & uo but he advised that these human misery in the entire Bullocks. Curb. JO IT 22 1 methods be used only under a world. Moseley Hall. Racing tactics Hours: BGSU RED CROSS rnbranrhed " and instruction will be antler. 24 21 9:00 - 8:00 Daily Code, 1219' summaries Will be on the first floor of featured. Sinn's name. | Entity. 27 21 21 i ■ II Sat. till 5:00 University Hall from 8:45 a.m. Knsyme. * to 4:15 p.m. today, tomorrow, UAO MEN'S Hep. 94 ■ BETTER ready for distribution and Friday. BOWLING LEAGUE Char. * Ivory mil. " Copies of the new Student will be distributed to each Hind. IT COUNSELING CENTER Will meet In the Buckeye ! BUSINESS student in residence halls. Polish city. 40 i Code, as well as summaries of Room of the Union at 7 p.m. the controversial "Campus Off-campus students and Acetate. Developing Personal Price is $7 for seven weeks of Sin. t MACHINES Riot Act" (House BUI 1219) other Interested persons may 41 Potential Group will meet at 1 bowling. S, African " will be available to students obtain copies from the Student lil>. 1 ■■ p.m. in the Counseling Center, 227 S. Mali beginning today. Activities Office, 405 Student Kuincs. 320 Student Services Building. FLYING FALCONS Pair of ! » Services; the Dean of Students ■4i 41 SO S2 SI 54 According to Greg Thatch, 352-7710 All interested persons are horses. student affairs fellow, copies Office, 450 Student Services; WiU meet at 7:30 p.m. in Civets. 1 - invited to attend. ■9* ST si 5» 51 the Vice President of Student the White Dogwood Room of Kry lightly. Affairs Office, 238 Ad- (lirl's name. FRENCH CLUB the Union. Films will be Letter, •0 • 2 ministration Bldg., and the shown of last year's trip to Regale. " FOR Commuter Center, located in oi .4 45 Will meet at 6:30 p.m. in Montana following the Brown. the basement of Moseley Hall. Ripening the Alumni Room of the business meeting. aptenl. 1 At the end of the week, rnJidK FREE FLYING Union. Astir. nWrpruoJHncTlOTO Thatch added, copies will be MASONIC LODGE available at the Union in- Solution to Yesterday'* I'uzzlr INSTRUCTIONS SAILING CLUB formation desk, from the WiU meet at 7:30 In the CRYPTOGRAM — By Myrtle \V. Ciishinan Student Housing Association, in » p 5 KTA1» Coitect The WiU meet at 7 p.m. In 310 Lodge building. The meeting R ■ and In The BG News boxes. A T ft N f i will honor all Master Masons :i I) I N O S II O S HOT!' K B 1 0 I E ft 1 A Department Of Aerospace Stedies associated with the Univer- 5 "1 ffl 1 ■ s M I.IIIU K ■ R It ! sity. All are Invited. Refresh- L'J r- * Mill SOI) A V TC. I'll, BRA CO IKItOYD Memorial Hell 372-2176 ments and feUowship will If w III '• H 1.1 foUow. ra- rnin [ill! 1 n N T A I. V. T A I. A K ' 1) T I. ni rnn R n ran run n Abort The n nn n run n LIFT M HUClUrl 11 I T C I N A I. T K A I I. . UUT.U I V P Air Force ROTC 2-Year "Living in a Finer En- Yesterday's cryptogram: Banker banks on last vironment" ecology group wiU R|A 10 |U 1 ||G|A|P [EI E ILIA IT 1 ■ F UlF loan rate. Program meet in 112 Life Science 'tuiiau uuuua uiuua Building at 8 p.m. AU students 1 .'1 t\ 1 Applications and faculty are welcome. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - Court hearing room, "I have James M. Nabrit III, an at- He called the practice of Earlier in theday 'shearing, Justice Hugo L. Black, long a been interested in plain torney for the NAACP Legal neighborhood schools good, the court was urged by North foe of racial discrimination, discrimination on account of Defense and Educational and said he did not like "this Carolina to uphold the neigh- lashed out angrily yesterday race. We should correct that. Fund, who was arguing trying to condemn It." borhood school concept, and to at a civil rights lawyer and But it disturbs me to hear we against North Carolina state The outburst followed an forbid government-ordered accused him of "trying to should try to change the whole law that forbids compulsory assertion by Nabrit that "this racial assignment of children rearrange the whole country" lives of people around the assignment of school children neighborhood school concept to distant schools. to achieve school integration. country." on a racial basis to achieve is really a fiction." The Negro "We contend the only "From the first case," The target of the M-year- desegragation. attorney said U.S. District realistic plan that will work Black told a hushed Supreme old Alabamlan's blast was "You want to haul people Judge James B. McMillan of for the North and the South, miles and miles to give them Charlotte had found that the the only real approach, is to equal percentages in the government and the state allow a child to attend the Defense ousts officer schools," Black told Nabrit. were by administrative action school nearest his home," said "I think there is something fostering segregation of Asst. Atty. Gen. Andrew A. to the concept of the neigh- neighborhoods and therefore Vanore Jr., of North on My Lai jury panel borhood schools," Black said. the segregation of schools. Carolina. FT. HOOD, Tex. (AP) - The I cannot imagine that any defense used its one peremp- officer up to and including the tory challenge yesterday to President of the United States remove the senior officer on would try to influence my the jury panel for My Lai vote. And if they did, I would Kunoru after a defendant S. Sgt. David have no alternative but to turn Mitchell. in my suit." The challenge forced the Col. George R. Robinson, court to resume the jury Ion a trip? the military Judge, denied the selection because it reduced challenge for cause "In view the number of officers on the of the witness' testimony." court to four, one below the minimum required for a The Judge also denied a general court martial. defense request that sub- The four remaining of- poenas be issued for Richard ficers are two captains and Helms, director of the Central two first lieutenants. Intelligence Agency, and Rejected was Col. Richard Evan J. Parker of trie same G. Trefry, 46, a West Point agency. graduate with extensive ex- Brown said he intended to perience on courts-martial. prove through those witnesses Chief defense lawyer Ossie that in 1967 and I960 "a Brown of Baton Rouge, La., systematice program of attempted to get Trefry assassination-elimination of removed "for cause," citing Viet Cong or suspected Viet his nomination by the staff Cong sympathizers" was judge advocate to the division official U.S. government commander for service on the policy under the so-called court-martial panel. "Phoenix program." Brown successfully The prosecution argued R Nawaphoto by Dava Elbracht challenged another colonel on there was no showing of a have a B^GUAI&p AN OVERHEATED classroom sent students of Dr. Michael the same grounds last week. connection between the Moore's History 206 class to the steps of Overman Hall yesterday But Trefry told the court Phoenix program and this to take an exam. today: "In my wildest dreams trial. a real experience. Senate verdict alters EXIT THE KING Tonight Thru Sunday Get Involved equal rights proposal Joe E. Brown Theatre

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Republicans and such liberal summer. 8pm Senate modified yesterday a Democrats as Edward M. It also would make the proposed constitutional V inedy of Massachusetts. amendment effective two amendment on equal rights. The Ervin amendment years after ratification by Box Office The change would make it actually makes two other three-fourths of the states and Young Republican clear that women would be important changes in the five- would nullify it altogether if 11am to 3:30pm exempt from the draft. line proposal passed by the such ratification was not Meeting Backers of the proposed House overwhelmingly last completed within seven years University Hall amendment who had sought to prevent any change in it at all, predicted the unexpected 36 to 7:00 PM Tonight 33 vote would kill the whole proposal. "It is never going to see the Applications Are Now Available For 200 Mosley Hall light of day," declared Sen. Birch Bayh. iD-Ind.i, chief sponsor of what is frequently referred to as the "women's Freshman Representative To AWS lib" amendment. "In my opinion, any ITS YOUR FUTURE - DO IT! amendment would kill it," They Con Be Obtained From Your Resident Hall Director, Or Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania said before the session began. From Room 426 Of The Student Service Buidling, Approved was an amend- ment by Sen. Sam J. Ervin \ Jr., I D-N.C.) spokesman for a group of opponents that in- Deadline For Returning The Application Is Wednesday, eluded Southerners, $> Homecoming '70 October 14 With Voting To Be Held On Thursday, October '<*

Art 15 In The Dorms. Freshman Commuters May Vote On The U-Shop MacDonald West uctio YOU COULD WIN 1. Pre-game lunch for you and your date 2. Sportswear Outfit for you and your date for the game 3. Prime-Rib Dinner after the game for you and your date 4. Champaign Party with the U-Shop crew All Compliments Of The U-Shop featuring original works of graphic art—etchings, SIC SIC Girls-- Treat your date to a different weekend lithographs,—by leading Guys-Save yourself SSS and still show her a good time 20th century artists: Picasso Duli Miro. Culdcr RULES Chagall Fricdlacndcr 1. One guy and his date and one girl and her date Scarlc Rouaull SEZ will win a homecoming on the U-Shop Vasarcly and others. 2. No Purchase Necessary to win 3. Fill out and entry at the U-Shop thisfc week CONGRATULATIONS 4. Winning tickets drawn Friday 4:30 pm at the 7U-Shop

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Nawkphotea by Jock O'Brato WHY IS Milwaukee Bucks coach Larry Hairston (10), former Falcon guard, gets BEHIND THE BUCK'S BENCH are part of Costello looking so forlorn? Cleveland together with one of his old teammates, Joe the large crowd which filled Anderson Arena exhibition game between Milwaukee, and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Cavalier skipper. Bill Fitch, seems taken back Henderson, and current BG player Rich to near capacity for Sunday night's NBA by his sullen colleague. Meanwhile Al Walker. Athletic hall of fame to add Komives, Sat.

Detroit Piston Guard collegiate basketball. to 1962, he placed fourth, fifth, Howard Komives and three "Butch" captained the and tied for fifth in the 50-yard other outstanding former Falcons as a senior and easily freestyle to win All-American Bowling Green athletes will be won All-Mid-American con- honors. He is the only Mid- inducted into the Falcons' ference honors. While at American Conference Athletic hall of Fame Bowling Green he established swimmer ever to win two Saturday during BG's 24 school records in addition to events in three MAC meets. Homecoming football game five conference marks. His Martin, a native of West with Kent State. top record at BG is 1,834 points Salem, played guard, tackle Joining Komives as the in a career. and fullback over three newest members of the Hall of Knierim was an out- seasons on the 1941, 1942, and Fame will be James Knierim, standing all-around athlete for 1946 BG football teams. He basketball coach at Toledo the Falcons from 1944 through was considered one of the top Woodward High School and 12- 1947. Football brought him definsive players of his time. • IUUM - N.wiphoto by Cocl Skolok letter winner in football, All-Ohio honors as an end and A WHIZ in the water over the weekend was Wayne Rose, who He also lettered in wrestling led the water polo club to 11-10 and 9-6 wins over Ohio University basketball, and baseball at co-captain recognition. He and baseball for the Falcons. Bowling Green; Gary started four years as a Martin is well known in and Western Michigan respectively. Rose, a 200 yard individual LaRrlse, three-time All- basketball guard and played Ohio high school coaching medley specialist on the swimming team, scored 17 goals American swimmer who is on three different NIT teams. circles. At Oak Harbar, his Saturday at the Natorium. now a manufacturer's Coach Harold Anderson football record was 53-21-3. representative in Detroit, and considered him one of the David Martin, associate finest defensive players of his director of the Ohio era. In baseball, he played Schoolboard Association in third base for four years. Football tickets Columbus who was a three- LaPrise is the only Bowling sport performer for the Green swimmer ever to place Falcons in the 1940's. among the top six finishers in No student tickets will be g £ Komives won All- three NCAA meets. From 1960 sold at the gates Saturday for American basketball honers the Homecoming game with in 1964 as he led the nation in OSCAR ROBERTSON show the style of Kent State, so it is urged that scoring with a 36.7 average. students planning to attend, fool shooting which has helped make the The 6-1 flashy guard also set a purchase tickets now. "Big O" the NBA star he is today. national consecutive free The ticket office at Having joined the Milwaukee Bucks this throw mark of 50 as a senior in Memorial Hall will be open year, perhaps his new uniform number addition to posting (at that Saturday morning from 8-11 indicates where the veteran intends to time) the fourth best scoring a.m. in addition to its regular lead the young, powerful Bucks this year. average in the history of hours of 8-12 and 1-J during the 4? week. Orioles take Ticket prices are $3 for guests, t 50 for students and $3 for a coupon book, granting third in row SPOfTS admission to all home football and basketball games. BALTIMORE (AP) - Pitcher Dave McNally climaxed a long ball barrage Alpha Chi Congrats by ripping a grand slam home run and the Baltimore Orioles buried the Cincinnati Reds 9-3 To Our Shiny yesterday for a 3-0 lead in the World Series. New Pins! McNally, who survived nine Cincinnati hits to go the distance, became the first Carol McCiffen pitcher in history to hit a Linda Parsons Series slam when he unloaded in the sixth inning for an 8-1 Beth Toomey bulge. Accept no Substitutes.

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