Find No MSU Students Using LSD, Dope

B y TRINKA CLINE "This,’’ he said, "is a matter of ethics. We feel we know a total enrollment of 750,000 students, returned the Senate’s Feurig credits MSU’s lack of a widespread drug fad partly State News Staff W riter the students capable of LSD production well enough to detect questionaire, indicating around 3,800 students have exper­ to his confidence in the student body. He said, "Certain persons who might become involved.” No cases of Michigan State students’ using mind drugs or imented with mind drugs—just over one-half of 1 per cent student bodies are quite prone to the use of drugs. It is an Narcotic pushers have been arrested on campus. Here narcotics were included in MSU’s response to a questionaire escape from reality, a temporary escape, that is almost a of the total enrollment. again Feurig reported no extensive problem. He said the submitted by the U.S. Senate in April. By far the largest proportion of estimated cases were social pattern for some groups." University keeps a continuous surveillance for the suppliers, Dr. Jam es S. Feurig, director of Olin Health Center, said credited in the Senate report to the University of California "MSU has not had this to contendwith,” he added, "W hile feeling that elimination of the source is one way to control that while the University knows of no specific cases, a watch in Berkeley—2,500. Two cases of LSD and 30 with other we have a number of this type of student, our student body widespread usage. is maintained for students using or pushing LSD, other hallucinogens were listed on the University of Michigan's is prim arily composed of students from more conservative The Senate subcommittee investigation, sponsored by Sen. hallucinatory drugs or narcotics. homes. But, we do not intend to be complacent about the completed form. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., was not made from a medical Feurig said two students arrested spring term were According to Feurig, LSD was being used for research at is s u e .” viewpoint, but mainly to determine how much authority fed­ picked up for possession of narcotics, but that the University U-M, and apparently some "leaked out.’’ The fact that such LSD is a relatively simple drug to manufacture. Feurig eral agencies have with the drugs and how this control is has not had contact with actual users. acknowledged that facilities for making it are available on research Is not being conducted on the East Lansing campus being used. Sixty-two colleges and universities across the nation, with is partly why Feurig says, "W e have no drug problem here." campus, but mostly to graduate students in chemistry.

Senate Starts Vote On Defense Bill, MICHIGAN STATE Reservists Call-Up UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Senate began voting Tuesday on a giant East Lansing, Michigan August 17, 1966 1 0 c defense appropriations bill which will be climaxed by an effort to Vol. 59, Number 41 give President Johnson unwanted stand-by authority to call up individual m ilitary reservists for Viet Nam service. The reservist amendment to the $58.2 billion money bill was being backed by two members of the Senate Armed Services Committee —Chairman Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., and Sen. Leverett B. Saltonstall, R-M ass. General debate was expected to run for a day or so before the Com m unist Probe Convenes Senate reaches the showdown stage. Under the Russell-Saltonstall amendment, the President would be empowered to summon for 18-months duty reservists with special skills who have not had prior active service. This could be done without a formal declaration of a national emergency. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara has voiced administra­ tion opposition to the amendment. Under parliamentary rules, the proposal must obtain a two-thirds vote. D espite Injunction, H ecklers The first voting on the defense money measure saw the Senate firm ly reject a move by Sen. Joseph S. Clark, D-Pa., which would have shunted aside the bill in favor of one appropriating funds for a "Great Society" dem onstra------tlon cities program . Appeals Court Clark told the Senate "our priorities are wrong” and that there was "much too much em­ 6U9 Sewage Flow phasis on our belligerent for­ Gives Go Ahead eign policy—backed by armed WASHINGTON (UPI)—Fourteen dem onstrators were hauled out of m ig h t." He was voted down 84 to 5. a controversial session of the House Committee on Un-American Exceeds ‘Share9 Activities Tuesday that was given judicial blessing only 10 minutes The reserve proposal was rec­ ommended by the defense appro­ before it started. lons of sewage each day in the priations subcommittee headed By BEVERLY HALL Boos, cheers and jeers and other assorted noise disrupted the East Lansing sewage plant, said by Russell and Saltonstall. State News Staff Writer hearing in the House Caucus Room on a bill to punish U.S. citizens Patriarche. Despite this Senate Republican who aid the Viet Cong. During the fiscal year 1965- L e a d e r E v e r e tt D irk s e n , 111., to ld When East Lansing is faced The 14, apparently members of groups protesting .the Viet Nam 66, however, the University aver­ newsmen after a meeting of GOP with enlarging Its present sewage war, were taken to the District of Columbia jail to be charged with aged from three and a half to senators that there was some treatment plant, MSU will cer­ disorderly conduct. four million gallons of sewage Some of those ejected from the hearing returned for the afternoon opposition to the proposal. He tainly be a m ajor source of funds, per day, in comparison with 2.2- said some felt that reserve call- a city official reported at the East session after forfeiting $10 bond on charges of disorderly conduct. 2.3 million gallons each day from Rep. Joe Pool, D-Tex„ gaveled the morning session to order ups should be by units, not on Lansing’s City Council Meeting East Lansing and less than a Monday night. Just after a special three-Judge individual basis. million per day from Meridian "Right now the University is federal appeals court overruled T o w n sh ip . sending a million more gallons U.S. District Judge Howard F. The maximum total for the of sewage each day to our plant Corcoran’s injunction Monday to three areas was just over seven than it contracted for,” began bar the hearing while the consti­ Judge $92 Million million gallons per day, which John Patriarche, city manager, tutionality of the committee is is only a million less than the in his report to the council. stu d ie d . suggested capacity for the plant. Also at the meeting, a new Pool had pledged to go ahead Denounced "There are provisions in each Air Strike city ordinance regarding wear­ with the hearing anyway In de­ of the three contracts that allow ing crash helmets while riding fiance of Corcoran's original or­ any one of the contract-holders motorcycles was introduced for der, which stunned the House be­ In House to use extra treatment, over and cause of the constitutional im­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Angry Settlement consideration by the council. The above their contracted amount, House members denounced U.S. proposed ordinance will not be plications of the separation of if the other holders are not using powers between the Judiciary and District Judge Howard F. Cor­ WASHINGTON (UPI)—The air­ acted on until a future meeting. their scheduled amount,” Patri­ the legislature. coran In a wave of floor speeches line machinists union Tuesday The ordinance states that "a arche explained. The appeals court ruled that the Tuesday and some even demand­ sent its members details on an person operating or riding on If usage goes up, those con­ hearing could proceed, but it ed his Impeachment. estimated $92 million, three- a motorcycle shall wear a crash upheld another section of C or­ The outbursts came after a year contract which it said "thor­ tract holders who are using more helmet of reinforced fiberglass than they originally contracted coran's ruling that called for cre­ special three-judge panel over­ oughly shreds” President John­ F riendly Persuasion or Its equivalent sufficient to for will have to see to getting ation of another special three- ruled Corcoran’s order Monday so n ’s anti-inflationary w ag e sustain successive Impacts, as larger capacity for the sewage judge court to decide whether aimed at preventing the House guidelines. approved by the American Motor­ p la n t. the committee was constitution­ committee on Un-American Ac­ T h e co n tra ct, subject to a Jeffery Gorden, New York, a member of the pro-Communist China Progressive cycle Association.” ally created. This group, which tivities from holding a hearing membership vote on Friday, gave The way it looks now, the Uni­ Labor Movement, is removed from the House Un-American Activities Committee includes Corcoran, will m eet Tuesday on a bill forbidding Am­ the 35,400 members of the In­ MSU originally contracted for versity will be the first to pay, hearing room. UPI Telephoto W ed n esd ay , ericans to aid the Viet Cong. ternational Assn. of Machinists treatment of three million gal­ he concluded. When the committee hearing However, the special panel did a 56-cent-an-hour wage in ­ opened, U.S. marshals dressed decide to hold a hearing on the c r e a s e . in business suits were inter­ larger question of the constitu­ If th e c o n tra c t is ratified, spersed throughout an audience tionality of the committee. It planes would soon be flying again DELIBERATELY SUPPRESSES MGBQES of about 250 persons, some of will meet at 1:30 p.m. EST to­ on the five struck airlines— whom were bearded and wearing day to hear arguments. Northwest, Trans World, East­ blue Jeans, Another crowd was Corcoran's decision, raising ern, National and United. Agree­ in the hall outside. the question of the constitution­ ment on the proposal was reach­ Pool started off with a prepar­ al separation of the judicial and ed early Monday morning. ed statement. Without referring legislative powers, provoked a The contract would raise the Green Hits South's School Systems directly to Judge Corcoran’s or­ storm on Capitol Hill. maximum hourly rate for a ma­ der, he said the committee had Rep. Porter Hardy Jr., D-Va., chinist from $3.52 to $4.03 an every right and duty to investi­ suggested that the judge first be hour and Included a cost-of- MSU and the Detroit Board of has worked with King and the Last month he was appointed month in the South with both the B y LEO Z A IN E A SCLC and the Wilcox County gate subversive acts and to rec­ subpoenaed before the commit­ llving allowance, one of the big­ Education. Southern Christian Leadership staff director of the WilcoxCoun- State News Staff Writer p ro g ra m . ommend laws to deal with them. tee on un-American activities gest roadblocks in the month­ Green, on leave from the Uni- Conference (SCLC) since June of ty anti-poverty p ro g ra m w ith Along with hundreds of other He added: "Because allega­ to explain why he should not be long negotiations. No such clause verslty since September 1965, that year. adult education of farm work­ Rev. M artin Luther King’s ed­ civil rights advocates, the 32- tions have been made that this cited for contempt.' was in the contract which the ers and an educational program ucation director asserted here year-old Green participated in hearing is an attempt to stifle union members rejected on July for 300 children at day-care While most members termed Tuesday that the Southern edu­ the Meredith Mississippi Free­ dissent, I will make this further Corcoran's o rd e r ' ‘p r e p o s te r ­ 31. c e n te r s . cational system Is "system atic­ dom March in June with King comment. These hearings are The union did not put an over­ He returns to campus this fall ous,” "outrageous” and "shock­ ally and deliberately set up to and SCLC leaders, and was in c o n c e rn e d larg e ly with overt all figure on the new contract, but will spend eight days of the ing,” a few—agreeing that the insure Negroes are forever sec­ Grenada, Miss., recently during acts, not mere expressions of but sources estimated It would order was wrong—called for a ond-class citizens.” (continued on page 8) (continued on page 2) little moderation. cost $92 million. The gains were “Many predominantly white (continued o n page 8) counties in the South bus Negroes all over to prevent schools from Stock M arket being integrated,” declared Rob­ ert L. Green, an MSU associate Dips Sharply Nonamaker, Hekhuis See Sun S atellite professor of education and di­ rector of an Alabama county NEW YORK (UPI)—Tight mon­ anti-poverty program, Shoot Today ey worries and a lack of bids "And until two years ago," sent the stock market sharply Priorities For ‘U9 Center he added, “Negroes could not C A P E KENNEDY (U P I)— A lower Tuesday. Trading was ac­ even check out books from the sleek Delta rocket was primed tiv e . But how many facilities would financing really public libraries.” B y FAYE UNGER for an attempt today to shoot a Stock prices found little sup­ perm it? the two officials asked. Green also suggested that pro­ Stale News Staff W riter 140-pound pioneer sun satellite port as buyers held off while "The center would probably have to be built fessors of education sh o u ld into a far-reaching solar orbit sellers stepped up their opera­ MSU needs a new, more inclusive University from student fees and when it comes right down "leave their ivory tower of the to explore interplanetary space. tions. Blue chips registered sev­ center and they like the ASMSU proposals for to Justifying the cost in terms of need we’re academic world” and teach at The drum-shaped spacecraft eral point-sized falls but the ma­ such a center, two officials in the dean of going to have to decide which facilities we want least one year in a disadvan­ was scheduled for blastoff during jority of large losses went to students office have said. m ost," Nonamaker said. taged urban elementary or secon­ a six-minute period starting at the ¿am or Issues. The two, Eldon Nonamaker, associate dean Both Nonamaker and Hekhuis suggested which dary school to familiarize them­ 10:08 ajn. Officials said Tues­ The tight money situation was of students, and Louis Hekhuis, director of facilities should take priority. selves with Its problems. day launch preparations were further underlined after the close student activities, praised the ASMSU com­ —Facilities for off-campus students, Includ­ He said not enough courses are proceeding on schedule. when First National City Bank mittee for a University center for the sugges­ ing lounges, lockers, individual study rooms and taught in college today on the The probe is the second in of New York boosted its prime tions they handed to the office for student af­ eating and grill facilities. On-campus students education of the underprivileged the new pioneer series of inter­ loan rate to 6 per cent—the fairs last month. have such facilities in dorm itories. y o u th . planetary probes d esig n ed to highest ever under the present The suggestions for the center ran the gamut —Individual study carrels, one of the most Green addressed about 200 De­ chart magnetic forces in deep formula for calculating the rate. from an auditorium and lounge and recreational requested facilities in surveys taken by the AS­ troit school administrators in the s p a c e a n d r e p o r t on the solar The prime rate is the lowest facilities, through lockers and a Post Office MSU committee for a University center. Erickson Hall Kiva who are here radiation that could harm astro­ Interest charged by banks for branch, to relocating student government and the nauts flying to the moon and be­ this week at a federally financed office for student affairs there. (continued on page 2) R o b e r t L G r e e n lending to their best customers. y o n d . seminar sponsored Jointly by D O N SOCKOL STATE N EW S The Death

Kyle Kerbawy Joel Stark editor-in-chi ef advertising manager Of A Rebel

How many .years had he fought? pearing. He tried to keep it alive, How many friends had he lost in but it was abating. He saw, to his this losing fight? horror, that he had even to con­ EDITORIAL What price liberty? he asked cede some points to the enemy. h im s e lf. He fought against it, but sheer He kept thinking of his youth. logic forced him into the deci­ It was a preoccupation with him. sion that it was true. I’m not young a n y m o re, he Then, one day, someone had Let Us Not thought, and the pounding anguish gone so far as to accuse him of of it echoed in his brain. open sympathy with the enemy. When he was young he could He was accused of appeasement do something. The power surged —subtle, without ill intent—but through him when he was young. still appeasement. He was shock­ Imitate The Ostrich ed; he who had been in the front He remembered it and even felt it surge through him again for a ranks for so long, who had fought N o Translators? so bravely with his whole heart censorship In one area, sex, might moment. But it was gone. There A FEW OF OUR readers think that was no doubt about it. a n d m in d . set an unfortunate precedent in an­ F rancis E jetavbo, who will act as secretary general at the_ upcoming Little UN the letter from "Oren Torrance” was He didn’t even rejoice any­ But others began to suspect, other area, say politics, tomorrow? meeting, talks with students who will t a k e part at the final planning meeting. more in the rebellion that was and then accuse. At first he was a put on. P h o t o b y Russ S t e f f e y Who, they ask, In this day and age DOESN'T EVERYONE agree that being fought by those still young angry, bitter—but he knew it was would suggest that because Zeitgeist censors, w ith f e w exceptions, lo o k enough to fight it. tr u e . a n d T h e P a p e r contain material which ridiculous o n c e time has Passed and And he was disillusioned. And every day, he felt himself she thinks is smut and filth , a way later generations objectively v^ OUR READERS SPEAK The elders had told him. His become more and more sympa­ must be found to kill the publication? once-controversial bit of writing? own parents had called the re­ thetic to—more and more like— Doesn’t everyone agree that in a bellion futile. But it hadn’t stop­ the enemy. It frightened him. DOESN’T EVERYONE agree— ask pluralistic society, great precautions p ed h im . No. It horrified him. But he these readers— that smut and filth must be taken to protect the minor­ Yet his biggest disappointment came to accept it. He never be­ must be dealt with through persua­ ity’s right to free expression? Asks 4 Smut9Charge Proofwas not in the constant defeats. came an actual traitor though. sion and education rather than cen Doesn’t everyone agree that artists Nobody could accuse him of that. .. «haven’t______J done____ a - proper job of That he could digest—rational­ s o rs h ip ? and writers form a very important and that "The Paper is another N obody. To the Editor: educating, of raising your chil­ ize. He could accept it. Doesn’t everyone agree to disagree minority with such rights? publication of unmitigated filth.” But today he got up and he look­ dren? Can’t you let them off to No. It was something else. He on what is smut and what is aestheti­ Doesn’t everyone agree that all You haven’t proven your charges. ed in the m irror. He couldn’t cally justifiable description of sex? On smut and filth. . . college without apron strings? had found that in fighting the literary expression must be left to And then, to have the audacity hide it from himself any longer. What’s the trouble M r.Torrance, enemy, he had become like them. Doesn’t everyone agree that Pa<"" find its own level--whatever that to implicate the governor, Dr. He knew It was nothing he could ents, and not the post office, should Thank you Mr. Torrance for don’t you have confidence In the He couldn’t help it. It was an level might be? Hannah, and the federal govern­ h e lp . your concern over our "young imperceptible, yet immutable guide children’s reading habits? ment via the post office—you’ve job you as a parent have done? impressionable freshman,” but And another thought, implied in ch an g e. Once he had been young, and he T H E ANSWER t o t h e s e questions bitten off a pretty big chunk of DOESN’T EVERYONE agree that is it necessary for you to use the violence of your last sen­ His manner had slowly, grad­ had fought. He knew the enemy i s , ” No.” society—and without one single the emotionally-charged debate over unjustifiable accusations, unsup- tence, that “we must find some ually, unnoticeably—until it was and hated him. Many p e o p le a g r e e with " O r e n piece of evidence 1 portable assertions to accom­ recourse to kill this ’creative too late—changed. His dress, But now—now he was old. T orrance.” Who do people like you have to plish your thoughtful gesture? It publishing.’’ What’s up??? De­ even his way of speaking—his For him, the enemy no longer We would do we I to remember force your views on the com­ Is only YOUR contention that says mocracy, the constitution, inal­ very appearance, hadbeenaffect­ existed. It was dead and so was that. munity at large? Is it because you S ’n ew s Zeitgeist is "smut and filth,” the young rebel. The University atmosphere must ienable rights, until they allow e d . something offensive, something But the worst thing—the very He knew this was true. He Col. A rthur Holmes^ not blind us to the som etim es ugly closer to the truth than you can worst—was that his attitude was looked in the m irror. State Selective Service realities of the world surrounding it. bear?? And then—and then the ch an g in g . And he was old. iron heel of the totalitarians to His old bitterness was dlsap- He was the enemy. Dear A rt, THE PRICE of f r e e expression is Proposes Boycott protect these things so cherish­ A real accomplishment. e te r n o vigilance. The Editors ed! No, M r, Torrance, if you want To Protest Polluting your children to be protected from "sm ut” and "unmitigated filth” teach them what good lit­ To the Editor: pose that all MSU students and De Caulle Plans erature is, its finesse, subtleties, faculty boycott the East Lansing University Center valor and then let them decide The East Lansing attitude to­ businesses. for themselves: for in so doing wards pollution of the Red Cedar tickets in front of each busi­ you will accomplish your motive Viet Peace Bid sity’s social-recreational facili­ with raw sewage is (to be polite) ness establishm ent would empha­ —Student organizations’ of­ —if these publications are that (continued fror page 1) ties have not kept pace with en­ disgusting. What then can the size it too. Maybe if the East f ic e s . terrible your beloved system of PARIS (UPI)—French officials p re sid en t, vacationing at his rollment, Hekhuis said, reader of the State News do to Lansing merchants lost another —An auditorium connected "We had sufficient space for ’’free enterprise” will do the expressed hopes Tuesday the war country residence, is preparing "We have been consciously emphasize to the leaders of the 10-25 per cent of the students with the center to seat about student organizations three or Job Just as quickly, Just as ef­ in Viet Nam would not be further the statem ents he will make dur­ trying to break down the Univer­ city that they have a vested in­ trade to Frandor and Lansing, 5,000. It could be used for fra­ four years ago,” Hekhuis said. fectively and without the stamp escalated before President ing his state visit to Cambodia— sity into small groups so the terest in the Red Cedar? they could persuade the city to statements which will deal with ternity sings, recitals, lectures Today there is hardly space for of tyranny. Charles d? Gaulle arrives in student can identify better, but Money talks to most business­ open its eyes, unplug their noses and perhaps the popular enter­ an organization’s file cabinet in Cambodia to deliver a new peace his ideas for peace in Viet Nam. we also need some things, like a men when their pride and aes­ and stop the flow of sewage into tainment series. the Student Services Building. Mike Stefanick a p p e a l. But reports that the conflict University center with which ev­ thetic values have reached the —Student government offices. "If student g o v ern m en t and th e r i v e r . Lansing senior T h ey sa id the 75-year-old might further intensify raised erybody, on and off campus, can level of the sewage being dumped Doug Randall "The student government student organizations are to be fears among French officials that identify," he said. Into the river. Therefore, I pro- Mllbank, S.D. should be where the students located in the new center, then De Gaulle’s appeal might appear Graduate Student go more frequently," Nonamaker logically the a d v is o ry o ffices re d u n d a n t. said. “To some extent student should be In the same place," According to widespread re­ officials are Isolated from the Hekhuis said. ports, De Gaulle plans to issue main student traffic since they This would mean the office for Red Probe Begins Tries To Defend the appeal either upon his ar­ are now in the Student Services student activities might move P r a i s e s (continued from p a g e 1) rival in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Building.’’ into the center. —More dining facilities for opinion. Sending aid, or attempting to send aid, to an enemy of the P e n i n g e r Aug. 31, or on Sept. 2 when he is due to address a giant rally student groups. United States is an overt act; it is not m ere dissent. City Aid Policy with his host, Prince Norodm Smugglers Arrested The original proposal submit­ Jerry Rubin, 26, of Berkeley, Calif., a member of the Viet Nam To the Editor: (HUD) and the first Negro cabinet WASHINGTON (UPI)—Housing Sihanouk, the chief of state. ted by the ASMSU comm ittee also Day Committee at Berkeley, tried to enter the room and was turned member, engaged in sharp ex­ Secretary Robert C. Weaver at­ MAZATLAN, Mexico (UPI) suggested Including a ballroom, back by a policeman. During the duration of the ex­ changes with Ribicoff and Sen, In his appeal, De Gaulle was tempted Tuesday to defend the —Three men accused of a music room, a reading library, Rubin, who was wearing an American Revolutionary War uni­ cellent W restling Clinic conduct­ Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y. rumored ready to ask the Com­ administration from charges by smuggling narcotics by pri­ restaurant, grill, an information form, had been subpoenaed to appear. After some delay, he was per­ ed by Grady Peninger and his "The fact is that the job is munists to drop their objections Senators that its urban aid pro­ vate airplane were arrested center, an improved ticket of­ mitted to enter. outstanding coaches and the time not being done,” Kennedy told to a conference on the neutra­ grams were “reaping a whirl­ Monday by federal agents In fice, a photography lab for stu­ Lawyers for various witnesses then began lodging a series of we spent living in Campbell Hall him. "You can list these things lization of both North and South wind of violence" In the nation s an area now being swept by a dent use, a group music prac­ complaints, motions and protests, all of which were rejected by the as a proctor, associating and ex­ from now to doomsday." V ie t N a m . 4,000-man task force in the tice area, student publications riot-torn cities, committee. Finally the first witness was called, and there was a changing Ideas with other coach­ Weaver: "The reason that the These reports suggested De biggest anti-marijuana opera­ and an arts and crafts shop for "I’m trying to tell you what chorus of boos. es, we found that together with job isn’t being done is the lack Gaulle would urge Washington to tion in Mexican history. student use. we’re doing,” said Weaver, per­ The witness was Phillip A. Luce, a form er member of the Com­ the efficient, well-organized head of local response to these pro­ call off its bombing raids on the Agents arrested the three spiring and holding a 43-page The only oversight in the AS­ munist Progressive Labor Movement (now the Progressive Labor resident adviser, William Barr, g r a m s ." statement that outlined the uses north, admit the Viet Cong as men when they landed in a light MSU proposals was not includ­ party). He was no stranger to the caucus room—he had tried to and his capable staff made our Kennedy: "Arguments over of billions in federal aid to cities. a bona fide negotiating party to plane at Culiacan in Northern ing any facilities aimed speci­ disrupt committee hearings in thepastwhenheheld different views. stay most enjoyable. who should do the Job—the fed­ "No, you’re not,’’retorted Sen. the talks, and stop sending new Sinaloa. They said they found fically at m arried students,Non­ Luce identified the movement he form erly belonged to as a left- We would like to commend the eral government, the states, the A b ra h a m Ribicoff, D -C o n n „ troops to South Viet Nam. opium and marijuana worth amaker said. wing, activist pro-Chinese branch of the Communist party and obviously capable personnel for cities—won’t solve p ro b lem s. chairman of the Senate subcom­ $12,000 and two machineguns In spite of the growth of resi­ said its aim was the eventual overthrow of the U.S. government. their selection of such highly W e're not using the kind of imag­ The French president is due mittee on executive reorganiza­ in the plane. dence hall services, the Univer­ At this point, the first real uproar began. Jeffrey Gordon, a young trained and well-qualified em­ ination we used on the Marshall to leave Aug. 25 on a world tio n . Progressive Labor party member from New York also under sub­ ployes who do much to promote Plan or to win World War IL tour including French Somali­ "I would say you're talking poena to testify, jumped to his feet and shouted: "Let’s stop this good will for MSU. And the people in the cities and land, Ethiopia, Cambodia, and the about the past. You’re talking fake testimony! The people of the United States want to get out of As former MSU students, It the slums are suffering." Pacific nuclear testing grounds about program s that helped sub­ V ie t N a m l” gives us great pleasure to in­ Ribicoff said 7.4 million Am er­ where he is scheduled to wit­ urbia—not the ones that are need­ Before order was finally restored, Gordon and others were form you of our pleasurable ex­ icans were welfare recipients ness the explosion of an A- ed for the cities in the time in hauled screaming and resisting out of the hearing room. perience during the past week on with .only one-third of them liv­ bomb Sept. 10 or thereafter. which we live. Luce, in response to committee questions said disruptions of this c a m p u s . ing in low-cost public housing. "W e’re reaping a whirlwind of kind were a standard tactic of the young communists as part of Gordon Norman, Bradley Prins He asked whether most of this violence in our cities that Indi­ their effort to break down law and order and create anarchy, out of Coaches, Rockford welfare money was going to cates that these programs are which could come a Communist takeover. Senior High School “slumlords" where the welfare not having the Impact that it Casino Funds recipients lived. s h o u ld .” “I think there is some degree Ribicoff's panel is attempting Publlth.d b, lb. «Iud.nl» oí Mlcbl.«, Sim. UnlMr,», of this," Weaver replied. Probed Again ■ vary eloss àoy throughout tho yoor and a special to determine benefits achieved Malcomo Woak Edition In Soptombor Subscription roto "You don’t have the slightest $10 per year. Athorlaod by tho Board of Student Publico* from an estimated $96 billion CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI) — Hon«. idea," snapped Ribicoff. "Your given by the federal government The Nevada Gaming Commission Member Associated Pro««, United Press International, department has never made a .nland Dally Pros« Association, Associated Collegiata to the cities in the past decade. Tuesday resumed an investiga­ Prass, Michigan Prass Association, Mlchlgon Coliagiato study of this situation. And if it’s It also is seeking to uncover tion of allegations that millions soak up Prass Association. true, it’s a shocking situation.” :ond class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. causes of the recent violence in of dollars In casino winnings Editorial and business offices ot 341 Student Services Weaver said some unrepre­ Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich. big city ghettos. were siphoned into the under­ sentative studies had been made, Editorial ...... 355-8252 Weaver, head of the Dept, of the sun Classified Advertising ...... MM«» but he did not mention their re­ w o rld . Display Advertising...... Housing and Urban Development, Witnesses from northern Ne­ s u lts . Sr’l^Lbi,Photographic ...... vada casinos were called behind At one point, Weaver said city glamorously closed doors to testify before the housing had improved since 1960 commission which held initial PEANUTS THEY WON'T 6ET ANY when four million families lived hearings in Las Vegas last week. INFORMATION from m e ! in substandard homes. (but safely) No northern Nevada gamblers K ennedy demanded figures. were mentioned in allegations Weaver didn’t have them. with Æm 1 that casinos were falling to re­ "In New York, substandard port all of their winnings for housing went from 420,000 units For her most important rings ... one lovely tax purposes. to 520,000 units,” Kennedy said. diamond held high in a magnificent Wallace — mounting of boldly textured 18 karat gold. W ide, dramatic wedding ring to match. Above, sunglasses flaired design to wear as a pyramid LETTER PO LIC Y or hourglass, $475.00. 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World News N O W NO. 2 IN P A R TY at a Glance Red Chinese Promote Lin tical about the Tanjug Informa­ the reports about Lin’s new posts BELGRADE (UPI)—Red Chi­ in favor of the marshal and de­ tion. They noted Lin has been a go "a long way towards confirm­ nese M inister of Defense Lin Piao fense m inister." Secret Satellite Fired vice chairman of the central ing the hypothesis that the army may have taken over as No. 2 The official Peoples Dally in committee since 1958 and that a and Lin Plao personally have man to Mao Tse-Tung, the of­ Peking, meanwhile, paid tribute VANDENBERG AFB., Calif. (UPI)--A secret sat­ ranking vice chairman has never come to the fore In the latest ficial Yugoslav news agency Tan- to Lin for having "very correct­ ellite was fired toward polar orbit Tuesday by an been listed by the Communist movements in China and that this, Jug reported Tuesday. ly explained the supreme impor­ Atlas-Agena rocket booster combination from this Party, only implied.) for the time being, settles the Tanjug, In a dispatch from Pe­ tance of M aoTse-Tung’s thoughts coastal aerospace base, the Air Force said. But In Belgrade, western ob­ question of the order of values king, said reports were circulat­ for the revolution and the future. An Air Force-industry team launched the satel­ servers were taking the Tanjug and personalities in the country lite at 2:30 p.m. The Air Force, In keeping with De­ ing there than Lin had taken over the post of chairman of report almost at face value. fense Dept, policy, refused to disclose whether the Y ugoslav correspondents have mission was a success. the central committee’s mili­ tary commission, which has be­ shown an Im partial attitude to the longed to Mao for the past 30 Ideological struggle betw een years, and the post of first dep­ Russia and China and apparently Syria On Offense Iraqi Pilot Defects To Israel uty chairman of the c e n tra l have good sources in both Mos­ committee, h ith e rto filled by cow and Peking. President Lio Shao-Chl. Tanjug was first to report BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)— of the Israeli bases. the downfall of Peng Chen, may­ An Iraqi Air Force pilot de­ He said the Iraqi plane flew If these reports are proved Against Israel or of Peking and the dismissal fected to Israel Tuesday with along the Jordanian border correct, Tanjug said, "T hen of Lo Jui-Ching as army chief his Soviet-built M1G21 fight­ with Israel about 9 a.m. and there Is no doubt at all who at the moment represents the main of s ta ff. boats--inside Israeli territory. er, Radio Israel reported. radioed for perm ission to land B E IR U T , Lebanon (U PI) — U h, W hat Is It? decisive leading force in China.” The Yugoslav report followed They said Syria now was moving The broadcast monitored in in I s r a e l . Syria Tuesday claimed a (!n Hong Kong, however, China a plenary session of the central from "defensive” to “offensive” Beirut quoted an Israeli Air T h e radio quoted th e O r maybe where Is It? Today we look at a fa m ilia r “ smashing victory for the Syrian experts said they had heard noth­ committee of the Chinese Com­ a c tio n . Force spokesman as saying spokesman as saying the pilot campus building. Answer on page 8. Air Force” over Israeli planes ing of the reports and were skep- munist Party, which was said to Israeli pilots had previously the Iraqi plane landed at one is now under questioning. Photo by Chuck Michaels and declared it is moving into have approved the purge now go­ been authorized by Chief of Staff "offensive action against Is­ ing on In China and to have been Yitzhak Rabin to chase Syrian r a e l . ” French Climbers Still Missing effusive in Its praise for Lin. Jets into their own territory if Tanjug said, however, that the The Arab MIG pilots “taught further battles occurred, instead central committee’s communique PRALOGNAN, France (UPI)— Rescuers Tuesday the enemy a lesson they will nev­ of confining fighting to the border Chicago Demonstrators made no mention of "the Impor­ er forget,’’ Syrian defense min­ a r e a , failed to find two young French climbers missing tant personnel changes w h ich after lightning struck their party Monday, killing a ister Hafez Assad was quoted as Israeli Prime Minister and have taken place In the topmost saying by the government-con­ Defense Chief Levi Eshkol vis­ companion. leadership.” Three parties of guides set out at 3 a.m. to comb Preparing Bigger Protests tro lled Damascus radio and ited the scene of the battle with The Yugoslav correspondent In the slopes of the 10,170-foot Creux Noir (Black newspapers. Rabin and charged the incident Peking commented: had been deliberately instigated Hollow) Mountain for Christian Destrumelle, 17, and In a border battle over the CHICAGO (UPI)—Members of a fight. We’re not going to allow “ Observers here point to the by S y ria . Alain Blany, 16. The two were missing Mondaywhen son said Monday the marches Sea of Galilee Monday S y ria fact that Lin Plao. . . is the only Israeli Ambassador totheU.N. rescuers found the body of Father Henry Wlndel- M artin Luther King’s open hous­ are Impairing his department’s fighting in the streets.” claimed to have destroyed four ing drive, despite mounting cla­ crim e fighting ability. person, apart from Mao Tse- Michael Comay told newsmen his schmltt, leader of the group with whom they had been A Sunday night Nazi rally on Israeli patrol boats and dam­ mor for an arm istice In demon­ "If a policeman Is busy pro­ Tung, mentioned by name In the government had not made up its c lim bing. the southwest side drew a crowd aged eight others. Israel said two strations, mobilized Tuesday for tecting civil rights demonstra­ final document of the 11th Plenum mind on whether to request a of 2,000 from the predominantly Syrian MIGs were shot down the most widespread protests tors he cannot be available for of the Chinese Party Central Security Council meeting. Polish and Lithuanian neighbor­ and two gun emplacements "si­ "any movement ever had In Chi­ p re v e n tiv e p a tro l ag ain st C o m m itte e . Meanwhile, the United Nations hood. Sunday night’s rally was lenced” after the Syrians attack­ c a g o .” c r im e .” "In It Lin Piao Is described released an appeal to both Is­ followed by attacks on Negro ed an Israeli fishing boat and Demonstrators aim ed th e ir Wilson also warned that mem­ as the creator and protagonist rael and Syria from Lt. Gen. Ask Public Help motorists passing through the a patrol vessel that went to its protests Tuesday at city hall, bers of the American Nazi party, of a policy which is of almost Odd Bull of Norway, head of the a r e a . r e s c u e . the Cook County Public Aid Dept, who have announced plans for decisive Importance for the fu­ U .N . tru c e supervisory team and the First Federal Savings c o u n te r m a rc h e s into Negro King was expected back in ture of China and, allegedly, of In an apparent reference to along the Israeli border. Bull British Manhunt and Loan Assn., all In the loop neighborhoods, are “ spoiling for Chicago today. the revolutionary movements in the declaration Syria was going called on both sides to "most area; the Chicago Housing Au­ the world generally." on the offensive, papers in Da­ urgently. . . renew and strictly thority Office on the near south Lin, at 58, is one of the young­ mascus said the incident Monday observe their unconditional LONDON (UPI) — Scotland until another hearing in a week. side; and six real estate offi­ est members of the Chinese hier­ was the first time since 1948 ceasefire commitment." He at­ Yard, with one man behind bars His only words were “yes sir,’’ ces In the Jefferson Park area a r c h y . that Syrian planes had raided tacked the "deplorable use by charged with Friday’s triple po­ "no sir,’’ and “nothing to say.’’ of the northwest side. The Tanjug correspondent said targets--presumably the patrol both sides of m ilitary aircraft.” lice killing, asked the public Police have not said who pulled $1.60 Hour Wage Five persons were arrested Tuesday to help find two other the trigger or given any motive in the Jefferson Park area Sun­ s u s p e c ts . for the killing. But one theory day during one of three simul­ Police throughout the nation runs that the dead policemen taneous demonstrations In the Seen For 1968 looked for Harry Maurice Rob­ stumbled on to a prison break city. Angry whites set afire a Pre-Enrolled For Fall? erts, 30, and John Duddy, 37. operation linked to Wormwood WASHINGTON (UPI)—T he large service and retail estab­ car belonging to a demonstrator Roberts has a scarred face, two Scrubs, whose inmates include Senate Labor Committee voted, lishments, Coverage of the Sen­ and stoned the auto of a Negro aliases and th ree addresses. m em bers of two big London gangs 15 to 0, Tuesday to boost the ate bill was about 800,000 less motorist who happened to stop Duddy is tattooed on the right and criminals who informed on federal minimum wage by 35 than under the House version Why not buy or order your books nuw? at a drlve-in restaurant In the forearm with a skull and arrow the big gambling club protection cents in 1968 and extend cov­ due mostly to deletion of low a r e a . pierced by a heart and the words racket In London. erage to 7.2 million new work­ paid employes in elementary and Check this coupon to have your books ready when you Aid. John Hoellen, a Repub­ “true to death.’’ According to this theory, there ers. The increase would hike secondary schools. return in the fall. Specify the course or course number "If the public see either of may have been a plan for a Jail lican candidate for Congress the minimum to $1.60 an hour. Under the bill: these men or know of their w here­ break or to silence an informer. against Rep. Roman Puclnski, The House already has ap­ —The present $1,25 cent an if they do not appear below. abouts we would like them to ring D-Ill., who represents the Jef­ proved a measure which would hour minimum wage would in­ ferson Park district, said he (telephone) the police and under put the $1.60 rate into effect crease to $1.40 on Feb. 1, 1967, HÉ no circumstances ap p ro ac h N o S u r g e r y would demand at the next city In 1969, The Senate committee ajid to $1.60 a year later for the council meeting that Mayor Rich­ W: j a w ! ! * them,” said Scotland Y a rd . voted 11 to 3 against the later 29.6 million now covered and ;■/ -.«a, ard J. Daley Invoke the parade “They are dangerous and known d a te . for 665,000 newly covered fed­ For W illiam s ordinance which would require O POLITICAL SCIENCE to be arm ed.’’ The bill will be ready for ac­ eral custodial and maintenance 0 A T L demonstrators to obtain permits Scotland Yard announced the DETROIT (i)— Eight doctors at tion by the Senate next Tuesday, e m p lo y e s. 0 H PR 105 O PSYCHOLOGY 151 names and descriptions of the Jennings Memorial Hospital re­ 30 days in advance. Senate leaders want to schedule —T h e newly covered farm O SHORTHAND 201 O RELIG IO N two men wanted for questioning' port finding two small kidney Puclnski, who drafted legisla­ it for floor action as soon as workers would be guaranteed $1- O TYPING 233 O SOCIOLOGY a few hours after unemployed stones in former Gov. G. Men- tion which would curb the num­ p o s s ib le . an-hour on Feb. 1, 1967, rising O CHEMISTRY 101 O SOCIOLOGY Londoner John Witney, 36, made nen W illiams and say they prob­ ber of demonstrators by court Nearly half a million farm by 15 cent annual steps to $1.30. O CHEMISTRY 111 O SPEECH 101 O STATISTICS 121 a two-minute appearance In court ably will be expelled without order, has criticized the march­ w o r k e r s —generally th o se on --Other newly covered work­ 8 O FOREIGN LANGUAGE ¡H* »#»* O TEXTILES 140 to be formally charged that— s u r g e r y . ers as “ so-called peaceful dem­ farm s who employ at least seven ers would have a $1 wage floor ■3®- V»J. O COMMUNICATION 100 O TEXTILES 142 “with others’’—he murdered the D r. A lb ert Stelnbach, Wil­ onstrators whose real motive is persons—would be covered for starting Feb. 1, 1967 and rising O ECONOMICS 200 O FOODS & NUTRITION 100 three policemen. liam s' physician, said the Dem­ to arouse violent reaction.” the first time as would more by the 15 cent annual steps to O EDUCATION T h e th re e unarmed, plain ocratic candidate planned to leave Police Supt. Orlando W. Wll- than six million employes of the $1.60 floor. O NAT. SCIENCE O GEOGRAPHY ri clothe smen were gunned down the hospital for a few hours t e ? O ENGLISH O GEOLOGY 200 before horrified children when Tuesday to visit his home in O ENGLISH O HISTORY 111 they stopped to question three nearby Grosse Polnte Farm s. He O ENGINEERING O HISTORY 220 O H M C D 145 men in a quiet, tree-lined street was to return to the hospital and O MUSIC O H O T E L 102 near Wormwood Scrubs prison remain overnight. O MUSIC O 1 3 . 094 In W est London. It was the worst Dr. Stelnbach described the O PHILOSOPHY O PHILOSOPHY O 1 3 . 095 police killing in 56 years. kidney stones as a fairly com­ //»»»'• Witney walked Into the West mon malady. O PHILOSOPHY O JOURNALISM 110 London court room wearing red The 55-year-old Williams en­ K ® O PH YSICS O MANAGEMENT 101 carpet slippers and handcuffed tered the hospital Monday after O POLICE ADM. O M ATH to two detectives. Police, some complaining of stomach pains O POLITICAL SCIENCE O M ATH with dogs, cordoned off the build­ Sunday night. : O POLITICAL SCIENCE ing from the outside and locked W illiams will oppose Sen. Rob­ ert P. Griffin, R-Mich., in the a ll e x its . •' NAME ADDRESS The court ordered Witney held November election. AV. «St S.B.S. Your used book headquarters UNION CAFETERIA Guarantees Your Books For Fall. Ml Books Fully Returnable Up To 10 Bays After Fall Term Begins.

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REACH N O DECISION RomnsHare Clash On Campaigns

. «v„„ hrintr m. a c o d v of the I can't believe that political ap-ap­ Hare tried repeatedly to ask «Yes."Yes, 1I have."have,” Hare salsaid. LANSING I f — Republican Gov, "You bring me a copy of the pointees won’t be campaigning on about a campaign starting date. George Romney and Secretary oi policy you had when the Admin­ "My fee branch managers have both sides. We have had a policy State James Hare, a Democrat, istrative Board was controlled by Romney repeatedly asked to contributed $600,000 to the party on the Ad Board for several clashed Tuesday over campaign one party,” Romney said, refer­ see what had been adopted be­ over the past 10 years. I have y e a r s ..." contributions and the use of state ring to past years when Demo­ f o r e . never spent more than $15,000 cars for political campaigning. crats controlled the Administra­ on a campaign in my life,” Hare " W h e re is it?” Romney de- "As far as I’m concerned, While other members of the tive Board. m an d e d . s a id . I "I’ll be happy to adopt what­ you've raised this for political State Administrative board The proposedpolicywould have ever policy you had covering Hare started to answer. reasons,” Romney said. squirmed in their chairs, Hare required each person assigned a contributions and the use of state "W here is it?’* Romney chal­ and Romney disagreed over a "Of course I did," Hare re­ state car to sign an affidavit lenged again. proposed policy statement. cars,” he said. sp o n d ed . declaring it would not be used for Hare objected that Washing­ They ended by taking no ac­ "Let's see it; where is it?" "You've controlled enough political campaign purposes dur­ ton's proposed statement did not tion on the statement drafted by "I'll bring it,” Hare said. money coming into the party to ing a period of intensive political set a deadline for the start of shape its finances,” Romney George Washington, state direc­ "Let's see it," Romney de­ campaigning. the campaign, saying: tor of administration and a Rom­ m an d ed . s a id . "I guess my difficulty is that ney appointee, "SUPER-RIGHT’ MATURE. CORN-FED BEEF Flight Of The

Peter Galby, Flint graduate student, and LeslieSolmer show different reactions to iguanas brought from Mexico by Rollin Baker, director of Museum and professor Photo by Chuck Michaels of zoology.

COOPERATIVE PROPOSED

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strike. This resulted in the offer the American Federation of La­ NEW YORK (UPI)—A journal­ bor’s monthly magazine, "Am er­ ist offered $75,000 Tuesday for by Bernard Tassler, form er copy 0 9 ican Federationlst" for 20 years Turkeys the "name and goodwill” of the editor of the New York Journal- and was with the Journal-Am- A m e ric a n . LB defunct New York Herald Tribune erlcan when It was merged with LB. LB. Tassler said his group, called and said he plans to set up a the W orld-Telegram and Herald 10 TO 14 the New York Herald Tribune cooperative organization that Tribune last April. Presumably POUND would publish the newspaper five Cooperative Publishing C o rp ., envisioned ownership divided be­ h is proposed publishing firm SIZES mornings a week. tween businessmen and news­ would purchase the Herald Trib­ 1 9 The merged World Journal une’s printing plant. Tribune Inc. announced Monday it paper unions on a 60-40 per cent basis. He said no favoritism F r y e r L e g s ______would drop plans to publish the The World Journal Tribune’s Herald Tribune, one of the na­ would be shown to one side over negotiators and officials of the tion’s foremost papers, as a th e o th e r. Publishers Assn. of New York o r B r e a s t s The journalist was editor of "SUPER-RIGHT” BONELESS result of the 114-day newspaper met with William J. Kennedy, W IT H RIBS ATTACHED 1 president of the holdout press­ Rump or Rôtisserie Roast .... » 77 men’s union to explain their plans I c for publishing only an after­ IB. noon paper and a Sunday edition, Seize 2 Suspects under the name of World Journal T rib u n e . J' "Super-Right" A ll-M eat J Del M onte Brand The pressmen’s union is the A&P Grade "A" Cut— All Green only one of 10 newspaper unions In 1964 Slaying that have failed to negotiate a contract with the consolidated Dinner theory was never proven andCo- Yellow Cling NEW YORK (UPI)—Two men, publishing firm since the strike Asparagus lumbia and Brookhaven officials began April 24. Matt Meyer, p res­ confined to separate mental insti­ tutions ingreaterNewYork, were said Gallagher had not been en­ ident of the World Journal Trib­ Franks arrested today as suspects in the gaged in top secret work. une, blamed the death of the Peaches Born In Norwalk, Conn., Gal­ "Trib" on the pressmen's re­ 1964 Central Park slaying of a Spears lagher received his BA degree brilliant nuclear physicist. fusal to accept Mayor John V. from the University of Connec­ Lindsay’s offer to set up a fact­ Police said the two men would ticut in 1954 and his doctorate finding panel to end the strike. 1-LB. 1-LB. from the University of California N ET W T . be brought to a Manhattan police Kennedy Insisted, however, 13-OZ. PKG. In 1957 at the age of 25. He was 14V 2-O Z. station for questioning in the that "the publishers killed the CANS m arried and had two sons. CANS April 15, 1964 slaying of Dr. Tribune.” John Hay Whitney, for­ Charles J. Gallagher Jr., 31, A 'Toner," Gallagher enjoyed m er ambassador to Britain who an assistant professor of nuclear long, solitary walks and hadbeen bought the Herald Tribune from \ physics at Columbia University. known to often visit the Ramble the Reid family in 1958, said to pursue his hobby of bird- the paper was "never quite able 100-CT. Authorities did not identify the watching. Neighbors saidhe often to stand on its own” despite the PKG. two suspects or the institutions Our Own Tea Bags • • • took long walks to relieve the reported $15 to $20 million he to which they were confined. tension of 16-hour periods of pumped into it before the m erger. FRESH PEACHES study and research.______1-LB. Gallagher was found shot to CAN death in the Ramble, a wooded Sunnybrook Red Salmon section of Central Park near 74th Street. He had returned to New 1-LB. York less than two months be­ LBS. Communist MIGs 1-OZ. fore, following a 10-day lecture CANS Del Monte Peas 5 tour in the Soviet Union. Gallagher was described by a Î-QT. Columbia spokesman at the time Attack U.S. Jets CALIFORNIA—BSIZE califukhiim— cam 14-OZ. of his death as “brilliant, with CANS the air clash apparently undam­ Honey Dew M elons.... Morgan's Apple Juice 3 a brilliant background—and he SAIGON (UPI) — Communist a g e d . would have had a brilliant future.’ MIGs, striking farther south than The air skirmish broke out CALIFORNIA a nr ever before, attacked a flight of 2-LB. Only hours before he was fa­ shortly after American planes U.S. Navy Skyhawk Jets Tuesday B artlett Pears ...... * LBS' JAR tally shot in the chest, Gallagher wound up a near-record day of Velvet Peanut Butter • • had visited the Brookhaven Na­ as they were bombing a north bombing, during which they flew U S. NO. 1 GRADE, ALL PURPOSE S0-LB. A A ^ tional Laboratory on Long Island, Vietnamese supply train. The 133 m issions against North Viet M ichigan Potatoes .... BAO causing authorities initially to MIGs pounced on the bomb-laden Nam and ripped into a strategic CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE CREAM fear top secret documents might Skyhawks with cannon blazing, oil depot Just four m iles outside MICHIGAN IN have figured in his m urder. This but the Navy Jets emerged from the big port of Haiphong. It was Fresh C arrots ...... ™ PKG. the second biggest air raid of the Cheerio Bars war against the north In the num ­ ber of m issions flown. OUR FINEST -GAL. In the south, Viet Cong guer­ Jane Parker NEW Crestmont Ice Cream QUALITY CARTONS rillas poured an estimated 82 rounds of m ortar fire on the U.S. 1st Infantry Division headquart­ ers at Lai Khe, 30 miles north­ EGG BUNS west of Saigon late Monday night Aan Page Ketchup M,£Fl8e and early Tuesday. 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M USICAL CH AIRS Lunar Orbiter Set For Assignment

PASADENA, Calif. (UPI)—Lu­ ing site on which the first Am er­ Fraternities House-Jumping nar Orbiter—America’s photo­ ican will set foot on lunar ter­ r a in . graphic spacecraft—circled the The fraternities are on the A series of test photos- ex­ ready working on the form er Delt ies, $450 worth of inlaid lino­ and we didn't have the finances moon effortlessly every 31/2 move, from fraternity house to posed before Lunar O rb iter house at 139 Bailey St. A bene­ leum for the foyer, landscaping to build a house," Witkowski hours Tuesday in preparation fraternity house, buying and sell­ blasted aloft from Cape Ken­ factor bought the Delt house for and blacktopping the parking lot, sa id . for the start of its picture- ing, as if they were playing a nedy, Fla., last Wednesday on them at $45,000 and the Thetas Richard Witkowski, president of taking assignment Thursday. game of musical chairs. Tau Delta Phi, a fraternity that its 235,466-mile Journey—were are investing up to $15,000 for the fraternity, said. The 850-pound flying labora­ Delta Tau Delta is moving into Just went active in May, is rent­ received Monday at tracking sta­ remodeling the house. The brothers will be deeded tory’s circular path took it on a their new house this fall. Theta ing the former Theta house at tions in Southern California^and The remodeling Job includes the house when they can raise course that ranged from 117.43 Delta Chi has moved into the $6,000 this year. The house is Madrid, Spain, repainting, plastering, new $ 10,000. miles to 1,159.28 miles from former Delta house. Tau Delta located at 501 MAC Ave. Scientists said the test pic­ doors, carpentry, $750 worth of "We’re a new fraternity, only th e m o o n . Phi is moving into the former tures were “very good." The carpeting, $450 worth of draper­ two years old at this campus, The Tau Delta Phis are giving From this orbit, the space­ Theta house. test was conducted to check out the house a completely new paint craft will start shooting its first Phi Sigma Delta, a fraternity, electronic and mechanical equip­ Job and replacing some of the pictures of the moon’s dark--or could start a similar circle ment aboard Lunar Orbiter, walls. They will be Investing back—side, giving American sci­ among the sororities. The fra­ about $20,000 In remodeling. entists their first photos of this ternity bought the Alpha Omi- part of the lunar landscape. The cron Pi sorority house. Teacher Disputes: Phi Sigma Delta bought the Al­ Russians already have captured Ask Stronger Sigm a Alpha Mu brothers, pha Omicron Pi sorority house such pictures, but their quality whose house was gutted by fire at 505 MAC Ave. for $95,000. left much to be desired. Housing Bill spring term, will start building The Phi Slgs are not planning Thursday is one of the two a new house as soon as they sell Education Needed any remodeling. times every 28 days in which the DETROIT—The Michigan Civ­ their present property. sun’s rays strike the moon at il Rights Commission has asked Including landscaping and fur­ "I don’t know what the owner the best angle for photography U.S. senators Robert P. Griffin nishings, the new DeltaTauDelta A legislation-oriented com­ lay plans for the legislative pro­ of our form er house is planning at sunrise and sunset on the and Philip A. Hart to strengthen mittee sponsored by the State gram educators hope to see en­ house at 330 N. Harrison Ave„ to do with it,” Warren Brand- east horizon of the moon. th e housing provisions under Department of Education voiced acted in the coming year. will cost $241,000, said Duane wine, Huntington Woods senior, The first picture probably will Title IV of the 1966 Federal Civil its unanimous belief last week State Superintendent of Public Vernon, secretary-treasurer of s a id . be televised directly to the pub­ Rights Bill now before the Senate. that current teacher contract dis­ Instruction Ira Polley said that the house corporation. lic, according to spokesmen at In le tte r s to th e s e n a to rs , C om ­ putes reflect a need for greater of the many issues discussed, The AOPi women will be liv- Built on a modern asymmet­ the California Institute of Tech- mission Co-Chairmen John Fei- understanding of Michigan’s la­ teacher contracts were one of ing in two or three houses they rical design, the new 50-man nology’s Jet Propulsion Labora­ kens and Damon J. Keith said, bor laws, not additional legisla­ the items of major consideration, have rented in the East Lansing Delt house includes a patio, a to ry , "While we recognize that the tio n . "In the first year of negotia- community this coming year, veranda and a $7,000 Woodmode The first series of pictures m easure as adopted by the House The State Educational Council, tions under the amended laws k itc h e n . from Lunar Orbiter were expect­ is an Important beginning In the a group of key educators and providing for collective bargain­ The Sigma Alpha Mus will To finance the house, the Delts ed to be slivers, which, when establishment of nation-wide le­ teacher organization representa­ ing, the central fact is that in an build a 40-man colonial struc­ obtained a bank loan and a loan pasted together, will be com­ gal guarantees against discrim­ tives, has observed that school overwhelming majority of cases, ture as soon as they sell their from the national fraternity. An posites of 16 photographs cover­ ination in private housing, we negotiation problems stem from the school employe organizations present property. Their house alumni fund-raising drive is also Donner And Blitz ing a lunar area 78 miles wide wish to convey to you our deep ilnfamiliarity with the collective and the school boards have agreed was gutted by fire spring term . helping offset the costs. Eventu­ and 1,472 m iles long. concern that some sixty per cent bargaining process rather than upon mutually satisfactory con­ The brothers now live in apart­ Monday night’s ‘‘happening as seenfrom Case Hall. ally the brothers will pay for On Saturday, Lunar Orbiter’s of the private housing in the Uni­ weaknesses in labor laws. tracts without great difficulty. ments and dormitories. Photo by Russ Steffey most of the house themselves. retrorocket will be fired, slow­ ted States would not be covered The council was meeting to The few exceptions—as is the The Theta Delta Chi’s are al­ ing the spacecraft down for a under the existing bill.” case, frequently—have concen­ lower orbital path that will take trated public attention on prob­ it as close as 28 miles from All housing in Michigan, the lem s of negotiating,” Polley said. the lunar surface. commission co-chairmen pointed ‘This has been unfortunate, SUHARTO: ‘NO During this period, the space­ out, is covered by the state legal but the group, which includes craft is slated to take 352 pic­ guarantees as provided In the Latin Americans representatives from both sides tures of nine potential landing Michigan Constitution. of the school bargaining table, sites for American astronauts. was of unanimous opinion that as The landing may occur as early The Michigan attorney gener­ school employes and hiring offi­ Sukarno Still Says Tm Boss’ as 1967, but should take place al has declared that the civil Call For Summit cials become more practiced in JAKARTA (UPI)--President as a competitor to the World of a joint commission for the by the end of this decade. rig h ts provisions of the new the arts of negotiations, most BOGOTA (UPI) — The presi­ of Ecuador and Peru. Organization for the Underdevel­ defense and security of the two These pictures will be com­ Michigan Constitution affords of the problems encountered this Sukarno Tuesday insisted he is dents of Chile, Colombia and Ven­ still leader of Indonesia and that oped Nations of Africa and Asia. countries. "I cannot d is c lo s e pared with closeup photos of the each citizen in the state the right P r e s id e n t E duardo F r e i of year will disappear,” Michigan’s ezuela Tuesday called for a all his cabinet m inisters, includ­ Later, Cosmas Batubara, lead­ anything further," he said. "The moon taken by Surveyor, which to purchase, rent, lease or to Chile, who initiated the little school chief commented. hemispheric summit conference ing military strongman Gen. Su­ er of the powerful Student Action details must be worked out.” made a soft-landing on the moon finance housing accommodations summit, said he was delighted He pointed out that a new with President Johnson as soon harto—the real power in the na­ Front, said: The signing of a peace treaty last June 1. and real property without dis­ with its results. He compared program to offer regional work­ as possible to spur Latin Amer­ tion—are “ only my assistants." "Of course, the president is between Malaysia and Indonesia From this comparison, sci­ crimination because of religion, the participants with the heroes shops, courses and seminars on ican political and economic de­ Sukarno threw away a pre­ entitled to his ideas. But if the last week was contested by Su­ entists hope to choose the land- race, color or national origin. of Latin America’s 19th century bargaining procedures is being v e lo p m e n t. pared text and looked directly people refuse to support him, karno. His defeat on this mat­ campaign for independence from planned for school employes and The summit call was one of at Suharto as he spoke off-the- what can he do?" ter, observers said, was the Program Information 482-3905 S pain. administrators this year. TODAY . . . three m ajor points included in the cuff during the opening session Meanwhile, in Kuala Lumpur, clearest indication so far that he is president in no more than and THURS.: "Declaration of Bogota," draft­ "We are now entering into a of parliament. Suharto sat Malaysian Deputy Prem ier Tun n a m e . ed here during the past two days phase of our lives that is in no stoney-faced, looking straight Abdul Razak announced Malay­ • MICHIGAN by a five-nation "little summit" way inferior to those lived by the a h e a d . sia and Indonesia have agreed in IMPORTANT! NO ONE UNDER 18 I 1:10, 3:15, that also included the personal heroes of the independence," he EMK Demands Then he followed Sukarno to principle to the establishment representatives of the presidents the rostrum and coolly rebutted WILL BE ADMITTED UNLESS 5:20, 7:25, 9:35 s a id . ACCOMPANIED BY HIS PARENT NATALIE WOOD The idea of a summit confer­ G un Control him. ‘The cabinet has full au­ ence attended by the presidents thority to carry out its pro­ E l l W E I H gram s,” Suharto said. "The cab­ 4 0 0 A t t e n d G I Students of the 19 Latin American na­ WASHINGTON (UPI)—Sen. Ed­ v n v io a i tions and the United States was ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass„ de­ inet consists of the leadership, THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED the assistants to the leadership IndiaP rogram R l C H M D C an B e H elp first formally proposed in March manded Tuesday that the Senate by Argentine President Arturo Judiciary Committee vote with­ and the executors of the policy.” B u r t o n More than 400 students from starts FRIDAY: Veterans who plan to attend U. Illia, who was oustedbyam il­ out delay on gun control legisla­ The conflict between the two IN ERNEST LEHMAN S PRODUCTION India and their friends celebrat­ OP EDWARD ALBEE'S school under the new GI Bill itary coup last June. In. April, tio n , statem ents was a clear indication ed the 20th anniversary of India’s IT TEARS YOU can speed up the processing of President Johnson said he sup­ ’There is no reason for fur­ of Sukarno’s attempts to reassert APART WITH independence with a program in a certificate of approval if they ported the proposal. Recently he ther delay in the judiciary com­ his authority and the persistent U r a n i o o i SUSPENSE! the Union Ballroom Sunday eve­ attach a copy of their service suggested December as a con­ m ittee," the brother of the late policy of rebuffing him at every V l B B C I M I S a n in g . separation form, DD 214, to their venient month for the summit. President said, "We have de­ turn by Suharto and the21-mem- The unity of the diversified na­ W o o l f ? application. The little summit, which end­ layed it long enough.” ber cabinet, observers said. tion was stressed with music This form, said R.M, Fitz­ ed here Tuesday, was consider­ He predicted an overwhelming "It must be clear to all—all GEORGE SEGAL- SANDY DENNIS I and dances from many of Its 17 Gerald, manager of the Veterans ed a stepping stone toward the m ajority of the committee would m inisters, all presidium minis­ states and nine territories and Administration Regional Office, hemisphere summit. approve it for floor action. ters and even the p re s id iu m NOW. . . with a fashion parade of cos­ From 1:30 P.M. is required to determine the Among other proposals made K e n n ed y ’s c h a lle n g e c a m e d u r ­ chairman (Suharto) that they are tumes from many of its sections. • HUGH amount of training time a vet­ at the meeting here was a call ing a three-hour committee dis­ only my assistants," Sukarno John D. Ryder, dean of the F E A T U R E eran is entitled to receive; it for the creation of a perma­ cussion of gun legislation. s a id . A T 1:45- College of Engineering, was the is necessary to the processing of nent executive-level commission Kennedy and Sen. Joseph D. He declared he had no Inten­ 4:20-7:00- f TECHniCOLOR guest speaker. an application. to make the major decisions to­ Tydings, D-Md., spoke in favor tion of allowing the government 9:25 P .M . A UNIVERSAL PICTURE The size of the crowd and or­ FitzGerald further stated that wards achieving economic inte­ of the tougher, administration- to change direction and said he • ganization of the event were hail­ v e te ra n s with dependents can gration of the continent. Invita­ backed bill which would outlaw would continue to rule by "guid­ ed by members of the sponsoring save themselves much incon­ tions to join the commission will the mail order sale of pistols ed democracy." India Club as the best in the lo­ venience and needless adjust­ be offered to the 14 other Latin and revolvers and restrict the "There are still members of GLADMER DRIVE cal club’s history. ments in monthly payments of American nations, but not to the sale of rifles and shotguns. parliament who do not under­ PROGRAM INF. 485-6485 -IN «MAIM stand that,” he said. training allowance if they will U.S. Sen. Roman L. Hruska, R- ! M H m Southw M t of Lansing on M*78 submit m arriage certificates and As a protection against the per­ Neb,, led a long line of Repub­ Sukarno said he intends to birth certificates of children, manent commission being re­ licans from every section of push on with his plan to hold a with their in itial application jected or slow to take hold in the country who spoke on behalf "conference of new emerging fo rm . the other Latin American nations, of a substitute bill which would forces” whether the government YOU HAVE BEEN This will enable the Veterans the five countries h ere a ls o place restrictions on the mail likes it or not. The conference, Administration to aw ard fu ll agreed to speed up their efforts order sale of handguns but would proposed after Sukarno took In­ ON T.V. ALSO RADIO benefits initially without need towards integrating their com­ not deal with rifles, shotguns or donesia out of the United Nations NO. 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For Sale Service Automotive Automotive Employment For Sale The State News does not BAR REFRlGfeRATOR, D e l- TRAILER for Sale or rent, 30*. SEWING and ALTERATIONS, all VA L1AN+ 1963 , 4 -d o o r, aut<>- HONDA SUPER ¡50 l9Ó5. Good LEGAL SECftfe'i'ARY. E x c e l- permit racial or religious monlco. Nine months old. War­ In good condition. Located on lot kinds, men, women and chil­ W'*1' .1 matlc transmission. Excellent condition. Phone 627-2567. lence In English, spelling and discrimination in Its ad­ ranty good. Perfect for dorm­ in East Lansing. More Informa­ d re n . C all a fte rn o o n s , M r s . condition. Radio, heater, new 3 -8 /1 7 typing required. Shorthand de­ v e r tis in g colum ns. T h e er or room. $65. 351-5242. tio n by callin g 3 3 2 -2130 e v e ­ W arren, 355-1013, Spartan Vil­ .:■* r j . t tires. Phone Bernle -351-6713. 1966 BSÂ 650 Spitfire Hornet. sirable. Call 332-3541. 5-8/19 State News will not accept nings. 3-8/18 lage, 1426B. 5-8/19 5 -8 /2 3 3 -8 /1 8 advertising which discrim ­ Less than 2,000 miles. Never DEhtfAL ASSISTANT East Lan- W A N T A D GOOD FURNITURE-Reasonably 8 x 28 "trailer for sale. Lot 2l9, CHILD CARE my home, begin- in a te s ag ain st rel igion, VOLKSWAGEN 19b2. Excellent raced. Eight weeks old. $1,200 slng office. Age 19-30. Must be priced, forced sale - moving: 2780 E. Grand River. Air con­ nlng September 1st. Call 372- race, color or national or­ condition. Radio, gas heater, low or best offer. 489-9415. 5-8/19 alert, attractive, and Interested. Baby furniture, curtains, tables, ditioner, shed, furnished. Avail­ 4961 after 5:30 p.m. 5-8/19 • AUTOMOTIVE ig in . m ileag e. One owner. $595. HONDA 196$ Sport 6 5 . G ood W rite Box D-4, giving age, e d u ­ lamps, etc. 332-0549 beforeSat- able now. $950. 3-8/17 • EMPLOYMENT Phone 355-5846, 355-5831. transportation. Low mileage. cation and any previous work THESRS PRINTED, rapid ser- • POR RENT 3 -8 /1 8 New battery. $225. Call ED 2- experience. 5-8/17 urday. 3-8/18 vice. Drafting supplies. Xerox FURNITURE, PRICED to sell. copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE­ • POR SALE 2334* COOL OFF with one of the great Personal Automotive Auto Service & Ports 1964, 305cc SUPÉftHÀWK, Washer, dryer. Living room, PRINT. 221 South Grand. 482- • LOST t POUND buys In air conditioners you YES, NEJAC rents TV's for Pen- COM e Y 1963 four door custom chrome, custom paint, extras. kitchen, bedroom furnishings. 5431. C-8/18 • PERSONAL 301 CHEVY block, crank, cam, find In the Classified Ads. nles a day. Free service and automatic. 19,000 miles, orig­ Call 332-0549. 3-8/19 • PEANUTS PERSONAL FI heads, four barrel manifold, 5,000 m iles. 251 Cedar Village, d e liv e ry . Sam e day se rv ic e IRONING DONE In my home. inal owner. $800. 355-1750. and other parts. Call ED 7- Apartment 11.332-5434. 3-8/17 (ML PAtN’riNdS by the late H arry guaranteed. Call 337-1300 right P rin c e to n Arms Apartment. • REAL ESTATE 5 -8 /2 3 For Rent • SERVICE 7109. 3-8/19 SUZUKI 55cc, 1966 model. Less TV RENTALS for students. Eco- Winfield. Phone 627-7201. now! C 1308 Haslett Road. Apt. #A-9. CQRvAtR 1965 Corsa convert- than 100 m iles. Excellent con­ 3 -8 /1 9 1 0 -8 /2 6 • TRANSPORTATION C a r WASH: 25*. Wash, wax, nomlcal rates by the term or FREEH! A Thrilling hour of lble. Red, white top. 4-speed, dition. Phone 646-2343. 3-8/17 • WANTED vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 S. Clip- month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ LEBLAhfc clarinet $150 new, $75 beauty. For appointment, call wire wheels. Full instruments— Typing Service pert, back of KOKO Bar. C-8/18 Ì9Ó4 50Scc SUPERHAWK, ALS, 484-9263. C-8/17 or best offer. Call Ruth. 355- 4 8 4 -4 5 1 9 . MERLE NORMAN tlon. $1800. Phone 355-6966 be­ DEADLINE chrome, custom paint, extras. 6521. 3-8/19 COSMETIC STUDIO. 1600 E. ANN BROWN, typist and m uld- tween 5-6 p.m. 3-8/17 N£W BaTTeries. Exchange MODERN TWO bedroom trailer 5000 m iles. 102 Albert, Apart­ Michigan. C-8/18 11th offset printing. Disserta­ 1 P.M. one clast day So* price from $7.95. New sealed home, completely furnished, SINGER DlAL-A-MAtlC ZlgZag tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ FOlfD l'?59, V-b automatic. Good ment 16, before 2:30 p.m. 25% DISCOUNT on all photo work. fora publication. b e a m s , 9 9 tf. Salvage cars, large heat included. Available Sept­ sewing machine. Makes button­ mechanically, tires. Excellent 3 -8 /1 7 eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex­ stock used parts. ABC AUTO ember 1st. Phone 676-2118. holes, sews on buttons, mono­ MAREK REXALL DRUG PRE­ body, Hi-Fi radio. $1/5. 337— perience. 332 -8384. C Conca!lotions • 12 noon one PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- VESPA 1962, 4.ÓÓ0 m iles, wlnd- 5 -8 /1 7 grams, appliques, and lots of SCRIPTION CENTER at Fran- 0215 after 5:30. 5—8/22 dor. One roll 620-127 BW film jQ6 RESUMES, loO copies, doss day before publication 1921.______C shield, excellent condition. $175 fancy designs. Will sell for FQRQ FUTURA. Six cylinder, $4.50. ALDINGER DIRECT ACCIDENT- PROBLEM? Call firm. Call after 5 p.m. 351— Apartments $45 or $5 monthly. OX 4-6031. free with this ad and any film standard shift, bucket seats, left for processing. C-8/18 MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. PHONE KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 6629. 5—8/2 2 C Excellent condition. Call 351— HELP—iNtERESTEt) in having Clippert. IV 5-2213, C SHOP. Small d ents to la r g e B 5 A 650. Perfect mechanical KENMORE DELUXE W asher (ex- TO WHOMEVER took the Play- 355-8255 9792. 3-8/19 friendly female roomie for Fall? condition. $625 or will trade for wrecks. American and foreign Have you an apartment? Call cellent condition). Kenmore gas boy Club Key from my key­ BARBl MEL, Professional typ^ MG - TD. Price $900. Phone car. Call 332-8804 after 6 p.m. RATES cars. Guarenteed work. 482- Rena, 332-6531. 3-8/18 dryer. Both $150. Call IV 2- ring: The key Is no good to 1st. No job too large or too 1 D A f...... S h 50 3 32-6563.______5~8/' 1! 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C 5 -8 /2 2 2776 or Ann Hare, collect, Com- you. You will be stopped at any small. Block off campus. 332- \iC MIDGET 19b2 black, good FEMALE NEEDED for luxury E n g i n e Vo l k s w a g e n , c o m - HONDA 160. Excellent condition. m e rc e exchange, EMpire 3- Playboy Club you attempt to 3255. C 3 DAYS...... S3.W apartment, furnished. Down­ condition, tonneau cover. $700. pletely rebuilt. $200. Phone 882- Scrambler equipment through­ 6882, 3-8/19 enter using It. Please Mall It PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist. 5 Da y s ...... a s .oo town area. Call 484-8604 after Call Mike - 351-4205 after 6 1436.______3 - 8 /1 8 to the State News business of­ out. $450. Call ED 7-9260. LADIES DRESSES, nationally ad- IBM Selectric and Executive. (bated on 15 wards per ad; p.m. 3-8/16 5:30 p.m. 3-8/18 fice. 3-8/18 5 -8 /2 2 vertlsed m aker. Salesman sam­ Multilith Offset printing. Pro­ MOliZA 1961, 4-speed; and ivi5l Scooters & Cycles NEAR DOWNTOWN Lanelng — Over 15, 10« ft word, per dey. MOTORCYCLE T R A IL E R , ple line. Sizes 10 and 12.332- DINNER BELL taken from 720 fessional theses typing. N e ar Ford, standard transmission. STOLEN MONDAY - Red Benelll Deluxe 2-bedroom apartment, single. Excellent condition. 3168. 2652 Roseland. 3-8/17 Alton Road. Valued for senti­ campus. 337-1527. C There will be a 50« service Both cars for $500. Call 355- S c r a m b le r with chrome gas unfurnished, a ir conditioned, Spare tire and straps. Call 332- mental reasons. Reward — No and bookkeeping choree it 6450 after 6 p.m. 5-8/22 tank. 250cc. Barracuda serial carpeting, $140. Call 485-8912 FOR WEDDING and practical 8143. 3-8/18 q u e s tio n s asked. ED 2-1684 this a d is n o t p o id within shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ Transportation OLKMOBiLE REU Starfire 2- #101-297. License #49056.Tak­ after 6 p.m. 3-8/19 after 5 p.m. 3-8/18 LOOK OUT, SUZUKI Is here! W A R E 'S selections. 201 E . W A N TED : FEMALE riders, one w e e k . door hardtop, 1962. Like newl en by two m ales, approximately FALL HOUSING by Nejac. Quality W orld's finest motorcycle. FOX Grand River, a c r o s s fro m FREE TICKETS for Frandorkid- share expenses to California. Full power, low mileage. Must twenty years. Appeared to be apartments for four students. SPORT CENTER, 2009 South Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C dyland with this ad and any pur­ Leaving between August 27/Sep­ sell! Bought new car. 372-1666. college students. Reward of­ Ten months lease. All utilities Automotive Cedar. 372-3908. C-8/18 chase over $1.00. MAREK REX­ tem ber 3rd. Call 351-4244. 3 -8 /1 7 fered. IV 4-4411. C-8/19 paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. EN G LISH LIGHT-WEIGHT & ALL DRUGS Prescription Cen­ 3 -8 /1 7 XLFH a ROMEÔ l961 Velôcê HONDA 150. Excellent condition. SUZUKI 250cc 1965. Excellent C - 8 /1 9 speed bicycles. $39.77 full Spider convertible. New M clhel- OLDSMbBILE 1964 Cutlass con- ter at Frandor. C-8/18 R ID ER S WANTED to Denver, vertlble. Full power, ra d io , Only 3,000 m iles. Many extras. condition. Must see to appre- NEED TWO girls to share new price. Rental-purchase terms lus. Sharp, solid machine. Phone SEWING,'ALTERATIONS by ex- Colorado, end of term . One way heater, good condition. $1500. Save $200. Call 355-6252 after date. 372-5994. lU-o/19 available. We also have tennis 351-6731. 3-8/18 four girl Northwood Apartment, perlenced seamstress. Dress­ only. New car. Direct route. Phone 882-2633. 3-8/17 7 p.m. 3-8/19 STRATTON'S SPORT CENTER racquets, golf balls, badminton September 15 - June. Call 355- es, sportswear, made to order, 355-3132. 5-8/18 C hevrolet 1965 lm paia i - 1965 H6NDA lid . Good condition. has opened Suzuki of Charlotte. birdies, gifts and housewares. RIVERSIDE RED Metropolitan 1980. 3-8/19 $5 - $6. Hemming - 50£. Lynn door, hardtop, V-8. Excellent We have just taken delivery of ACE HARDWARE, across from MAKE $l.i)t) In thirty minutes. convertible. 1955, Body in mint Phone 355-6933. 3-8/19 condition. Beat offer. Call 372- the Union. ED 2-3212. C 337-7116. C-8/18 condition. Engine reliable. Let's HOK'DA 1965, 160cc road bike. a dozen X6's. Don't forget w e're EAST SIDE-LANSING Participate in a verbal learn­ 0005. S- 8 / 18 ??? 661NG OVERSEAS ??? Buy talk price. 332-8436. 5-8/18 Excellent condition. 508 Grove one of the few dealers who will STUDY DESKS, small chests, ing experiment. Call 353-3273 F u rn is h e d & G a ra g e , 1 b e d - flight accident, travel baggage CHEVflOUET 1957, 2-door. No Street, E.L., between noon and take a car in trade for partial roll-aways, & bunk beds. New between 3-5 p.m. 5-8/22 TRIUMPH TR3, i960. Beautiful, room, $125, 2 bedroom, and world wide personal liabili­ rust, stick, six. Recently over­ 4 p.m. 3-8/19 or full payment. Phone 543- & used m attresses—all sizes. CALIFORNIA, WANTED: O ne runs well. Best reasonable of­ $150 for 3, $45 each for 4. ty Insurance from BUBOLZ. hauled. New tlrei. $250. 851- 1873, Charlotte. C Study lamps, typewriters, tape rider to share expenses. Leav­ fer. Phone 482-7248 after 5 YAMAHA 80cc, blue, 196$, 1,7C)0 $100 deposit to occupy un­ 220 Albert. 332-8671. C-8/18 5302. 5-8/22 m iles. Excellent condition. Call recorders, metal wardrobes, ing end of August. Call Ed, p.m. 5-8/17 Aviation til June, 1967, No children, THINKING of a PIZZA PARTY? portable TV sets, large selec­ IV 2-7096. 5-8/22 CHEVROLET 1957 Ëel Air 4- 1557 T h UNDER b Ik D Classic 1- 332-8389 after 5 p.m. 3-8/19 no pets. Call IV 9-1017. LEARN TO FLY at our Govern- tion new & used electric fans. Contact BIMBO’S PIZZA first. door, V-8 automatic. Good tires. seater, three tops, stick shift. HONDA 1965 Dream. Excellent ment licensed school with ex­ Everything for the home. WIL­ Call 489-2431. C-8/18 Wanted No rust. Sharp. $350. Phone Must see to appreciate. 337- condition. $475. Call 882-6119. FURNISHED TWO b e d ro o m perienced instructors. It’s easy COX SECOND HAND STORE, BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for 393-1114. C-8/18 2338 after 4 p.m. 5-8/23 3 -8 /1 9 apartment available 9/15. Call Real Estate and fun! Open every dayl For 337-2080 after 6 p.m. 5-8/19 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone RH positive, $7, $10, or $12 the best, come to FRANCIS IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m. C OKEMOS, FIVE Bedroom Colon- f o r RH negative. D E T R O IT LUXURY APARTMENTS Manor AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 for ial. Five minutes drive from BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. House, 920 S. Washington, Lan­ GOLF CLUBS: Matched set. Haig- an appointment now! C MSU. Outstanding buy, avail­ Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ sing. Phone 484-9023. One, two Ultras, 2 through 9 irons, dual able financing, $38,750. Richard day and Tuesday; 12-7 Thurs­ WANTED FEMALE, Insurance and three bedrooms. Stove, re­ Wedge. 1 through 4 woods. Call HAPPY TALK! Alben, 337-2510, E IP P E R day. Closed Aug. 12-20. 489- office. Typist - billing clerk, frigerator, disposal, Venetian IV 4-7965. 5-8/19 REALTY, 482-5541. 5-8/19 7587. C accurate with figures, five days blinds, swimming pool. Free BICYCLE SALES, rentals and week. No experience necessary. parking. Utilities except elec­ s e r v ic e s . Also used. EAST MSU, NEAR, three bedroom brick EXECUTIVE COUPLE want one Age 25-35. 482-1196. 5-8/26 tricity furnished. No undergrad­ LANSING CYCLE, 1215 E . ranch. Family room, garage, bedroom furnished apartment uates. 5-8/17 Grand River. Call 332-8303. C carpeting and drapes. Two or house. No children, best Employment blocks from school. 1427 Frank­ GOLF SET new. Five Irons, two references. Phone ED 2-2143. EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an STU D EN T kEhlTAL for Fall lin, Haslett. 339-2492 . 5-8/23 woods, putter, bag, head covers, 3 -8 /1 8 AVON representative. T u rn Term. Call Rita Ebinger 372- balls. Worth $90, sacrifice $50. WANTED FOR Fall term, one your free time into $$. For ap­ 5066 or Ingham Home Realty, Service 372-1460. 3-8/17 337-1015. 10-8/19 bedroom furnished apartment. pointment in your home, write DIAPER SERVICE, Diaparene MATERNITY CLOTHES, baby 351-4626. 5-8/19 M rs. Alona Hucklns, 5664School NEED TWO girls, one for Avon- Franchised Service Approved clothes, buggy, high chair, stool, Street, Haslett, Michigan or call dale and one for Delta Arms. by Doctors and DSIA. The most WANTED: RIDERS, Boston via furniture, 514 Stoddard Avenue. evenings. 339-2198. c-8/19 Toni, 332-8312 after 3 p.m. modern and Only personalized Canada, August 18th. C all Phone 332-5153. 1-8/17 WANTED NURSE’S AID, part- 3 -8 /1 7 service In Lansing, providing Noreen, Stanton, 517-831-4184. AQUARIUM: ONE forty gallon time, mornings for one person. MARRIED COUPLE to rent fur- you with diaper palls, poly bags, 2 -8 /1 7 complete. One Pyrannah. One Call State News, Box F-6. nished house with garage, s u it­ deodorizers and diapers, or use power filter. Phone 882-2262. 1 0 -8 /2 3 ing September 1st. $115 a month your own. Baby clothes washed N Q k tH CHICAGO a n d a r e a - 3 -8 /1 7 plus utilities. Call 482-3029. free. No deposit. Plant Inspec­ teacher needs roommate for (Evening Employment ______5 -8 /1 9 SEWING MA6HINE SALE. Large tion Invited. AMERICAN DIA­ coming school year. Call 351- selection of reconditioned, used 5314 after 5 pjn. 3-8/19 Top earnings for those PER SERVICE, 914 E. Gier— machines. Singers, Whites, Uni­ who are able to maintain Houses CALL 482-0864. C versal, Necchl. $19.95 to $39.95. NEED APARTMENT - Married their studies and are free EAST LANSING available Sep- Guaranteed. Easy term s. ED­ D IA P E R SERVICE, Lansing’s housing, Fall term . Spartan Vil­ 3 nights per week and tember 1st. Four bedrooms, WARDS DISTRIBUTING CO., finest. Your choice of three lage, University Village, Cherry Saturday. Requires neat fireplace, recreation room s. 1115 N. Washington. 489-6448. types. Containers furnished, no Lane - to sublease. 332-6435. appearing, serious, hard- $300 plus utilities. Furnished. C -8 /1 8 deposit. You may include two 3 - 8 /1 9 worker. For personal in­ 6-8 students. Phone 337-7978. pounds baby clothes. Try our BIRTHDAY CAKE 7 ", $3.12 *le- terview phone Mr. Faust, 5 -8 /1 9 Velvasoft process, 25 years In WANTED: USED bicycle in good Uvered; 8” cakes, $3.64. Also 351-4011, 9:30-1:00. FURNISHED RoiiR bedroom tor Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ condition. Will pay $15. Call sheet pies and cakes. KWAST GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT six or seven. $200 per month VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2- Philip Miller, 337-9510 after BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, 9 p.m. 3-8/19 for permanent positions for men plus utilities. Year lease - 0 4 2 1 . C East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. and women in office s a le s , September 15th. F ifteen minutes Washington. IV 4-1317. C-8/18 technical. IV 2-1543, C-8/18 to campus. Call 337-2080 after UNFINISHED FURNITURE: bar CERTIFIED TEACHER - for 6 p.m. 5-8/22 stools, night stands, chest-of- morning nursery school, must MARRIED COliPLE to rent fur- drawers, bookcases, pre-fin- have nursery credentials.Term nished house with garage, s u it­ ACROSS lshed picture fram es, and m ore. from October through May. Call ing September 1st. $115 a month . Soapstone 30. Pigpens PLYW OO D SALES, 3121 S . 32. Shatter 882-9398 or 372-6577. 3-8/19 plus utilities. Call 482-3029. . Stains 3 -8 /1 7 Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. 0. W ater 34. Eleven EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD Com- ______C -8/18^ 35. N o n ­ LAKE LANSING Furnished. Boat, wheel pany. Temporary assignments 1. B izarre professional motor. Three bedrooms, fire­ An i m o Is for experienced office girls. No 12. That man 37. H andle place, three car garage. Four fee, top pay. Phone 487-6071. POODLE — SILVER miniature, 3, Catacomb 38. Or. vowel graduate students. $200 month, 40. Regulation C -8 /1 8 male, two years old. AKC reg­ 5. Versifier utilities. Collect 543-3256. istered. Phone IV 5-9963. 16. Outstand­ 42. Coagulate WANTED IN September: Woman 43. Framework 5 - 8 /1 9 3 -8 /1 7 ing for general house work. Own 45. Breakwater MALE SENIOR or graduate stu- SPRINGER SPANIEL puppies 8. Exigency hours. May bring child. Phone 20. Superlative 47. Artificial den t f o r lu x u ry house. Sep- AKC liver and white; black and lan g u ag e ED 7-2584. 3-8/18 ending DOWN desert te m b e r 1 - June 15, C a ll 3 3 2 - white. $20 and $30. Phone 882- 48. Upper at­ END OF TERM SPECIAL - BABYSITTER: MATURE woman 21. Semester 1. T ow ard 5. Thus 3857. 3 -8 /1 8 5414. 3-8/18 m osphere to care for two children, 8- 3. Petal 2. C raft 6. Young seal BRlVrANY SPANIEL Puppies. 50. Surveys 7. Sioux 5 days - 15 words - $4.00 5:30. Own transportation or live Rooms 5. Ital. river 3. jungle AKC, twelve weeks old. Should 26. Attempt 52. Down at 8. Intruders In. 332-4958 after 5:30. 3-8/18 the lieel animal ROOMS fO R m ale students. Kit— hunt this fall. Phone IV 5-1053. 28. L ady's 9. Bout 53. Helot 4. Ship iif the SfcNFftAil CLFANlNG-and iron- chen privileges. Close to cam­ 7 -8 /2 5 headdress 10. Compel 3 days - 15 words - $2.50 ings. Three days a week. Ref­ pus. 971 Marigold after 6 p.m. - - —.—— 12. Loathe 4 erences. Call ED 2-5723. Mobile Homes 14. Source of 3 -8 /1 8 % % su g ar 1 day - 15 words - $1.50 SINGLES, DOUBLES—now until 1959 TRAVELO, 10 x 45 with 10 17. Formerly STUDENT WIFE to baby sit and fall term . Good location, cook­ 10 x 20 aluminum awning. Oil %14 19. Platform keep house, faculty home, Wal­ ing, parking, reasonable rates. 11lu 13 d rum and steps. Excellent L. 22. Inters August 18-26 nut Heights. Must have car. 140 Haslett. 332-0844. 3-8/19 % condition. 882-6120. 3-8/19 % 18 24. K utnor Monday - Friday, 11:15-5:15. It, 17 personified PACEMAKER 10 x 5o, l959. 2- Y/< School children, ages 6 & 8. For Sale % 23 27. Time unit bed., excellent condition. $2895. 21 $30. 332-8459. 5-8/18 21 % 7 7 5 29. lolled HOOVEA TANK vacuum clean- Lot 223, T railer Haven. Leaving STUDENTS MUST PAY IN ADVANCE f27 t 26 29 31. W ater STUDENT WIFE to baby sit two er with all the cleaning at­ 26 city, must sell. Phone 337-1256. % '//< parsnips tachments. Runs and looks like 33 days a week beginning fall term 5 -8 /1 9 30 31 33. N im bus Now Thru End Of Summer Term Nine and two year olds. 482 new. $20. OX 4-6031. C NÉW MOON 1959 10 x 45, two % % 34. Sherry 35 36 9704. 3 -8 /1 7 54 VOlLiMe "C roat Books of the bedroom. On lot, near MSU. ¿¿J.3 4 à yÀ 36. Spice W estern W orld." Seven months Will sacrifice. Must sell by 40 39. H urt PART - TIME, earn $60.00 a 3 8 35 41. Yale men old. Best offer. 355-9932. August 20th. Call 332-8297. Y/< week, working three evenings 3 -8 /1 9 % 45 47 44. Sheep tick STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 3 -8 /1 7 43 4k and Saturdays. Calling on cus­ A4 Y 46. Evening: ELfeCtftlfi ¡>ToV£ Horge Fies- % so 51 poet. 346 Student Services Bldg. tomers of a national concern. 1957 3CflUL'T2 ' 35 x 8 Fully 48 4« Male preferred. Phone 332- ta, two years old. Best offer. carpeted. Excellent condition. 49. Hallway: i S3 TTT abbr. 3506 - 10 a.m. to noon only. GE dishwasher. 806 S. Eugenia, On lot near campus. Priced to 31 /A•/// Phone 355-8255 51. You and I 5 -8 /2 3 Mason, 676-2975. 3-8/17 sell. $1395. 351-5287. 5-8/22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 17, 1966 7 Juday's Football Knowledge To Be Utilized By Radio

Steve Juday, whose football Big Ten football games this sea­ bers of the armed forces around Michigan residents will not hear knowledge gained him much re ­ so n . the world through the facilities Juday’s radio analysis. spect during last fall’s cham­ John Dickson, a veteran of of Armed Forces Radio. However, the advantages of pionship year, will share his organizing and setting up new Juday was chosen from a num­ the new network include the air­ knack for analyzing grid tactics radio networks, has originated ber of outstanding football sen­ ing of games to such places as with the nation when he becomes the new Big Ten network, which iors from last season and will Hawaii, from where many col­ a radio sportscaster this fall. will service 160 stations cover­ join another MSU graduate, and lege athletes, Including a few Juday, who will enroll fall term ing 24 states outside the Big Ten voice of several TV commer­ from MSU, hall. as a graduate student, has ac­ a r e a . cials, Dick Beals, and Bill Or- cepted an offer from the new Hawaii and the Island of Guam wlg, former broadcaster of In­ Big Ten Sports Radio Network will hear Big Ten football over diana University sports. to assist in the broadcast of the new network, aS will mem- Juday will provide ’’on-the- fleld" analysis for the radio l is te n e r s . The schedule of games to be Torres To Grant broadcast includes three Michi­ gan State home games. The Spartan Homecoming with Cotton Rematch Purdue; the University of Mich­ igan clash and the opener with L A S VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)— win for Torres, did not appear North Carolina State will all be Llghtheavywelght champion Jose as a possibility in the near fu­ aired with Juday now voicing Torres said Tuesday that Eddie tu r e . strategy from the broadcast booth Cotton fought such a good fight instead of from the huddle. In their title bout Monday night "It was such a good fight and The Big Ten Sports Network, he felt the challenger deserved I feel personally Cotton put up which will be the largest inde­ pendent sports network In the W ho’s The C ham p? a re m a tc h . such a good effort that he de­ But a second meeting between serves a rematch If a firm and industry, will send the games Eddie Cotton holds his hands up In mock victory after the rivals, who went to the 15th acceptable offer Is made,” Tor­ to states where Big Ten foot­ to beat Cotton, but the fight dropping a close decision to defending Light Heavy­ was a strong favorite round before In a final flurry r e s s a id . ball Is not played. Therefore, weight Champion Jose Torres Monday night. Torres went 15 rounds. UPI Telephoto STEVE JUDAV

B IG 1 0 P R E V IE W Badger Coach Milt Bruhn iRebuilds9 With Lettermen By LARRY WERNER State News Sports W riter Eighth O f 10 Parts W isconsin's football te a m gained 581 yards rushing last s e a s o n . 271 yards on 86 carries last else to console Badger fans. MSU’s star fullback Bob Apisa fa ll, Bruhn Is looking to top soph­ rolled up a total of 666 yards, Phil Soboclnskl is a good of­ omores for help in filling up h im s e lf. fensive lineman, a n d T o m the porous defense and provid­ And after the Badgers’ *65 Domres does an adequate job ing an effective running game. Big Ten season, finishing eighth on the defensive wall. Bob Rich­ with a 2-5 record, Coach Milt ter Is a good linebacker, and In two years, Bruhn may ac­ Bruhn says that he must re­ Bob Grossman and Gary Pinnow complish his goals when these build. But graduation hasn’t nec­ are experienced In the secondary. sophs are seasoned, but there essarily created the need for re­ However, besides this brief are too many holes to be filled b u ild in g . list of players, there is little before the upcoming season. It’s the fact that the team he had last season, most of which Is returning, could not produce more rushing yardage than a Summer Gym Clinic single runner for Michigan State collected nor hold teams to less than 3,297 yards, ninth best in Begins Here Sunday the conference in both depart­ Arizona State University and an m e n ts . The Ninth Annual National The Badgers had a bit of trou­ Summer Gymnastics Clinic will outstanding gymnastics judge. ble hanging onto the pigskin In be held at MSU’s Jenison Gym­ Headed by form er Olympic and ’65. The team lost 21 fumbles nasium August 21-26. n atio n al champion Rusty Mit­ and had 25 passes Intercepted. S p a rtan Gymnastic C oach chell, an outstanding staff of 30 It was indeed a sad year for George Szypula, 1966 national will handle Individual instruc­ Bruhn, and It was almost his ’’Coach of the Y ear,” will direct tion. Other staff m em bers Include last, after 10 seasons and two the clinic for the seventh straight former Olympian Betty (May- Big Ten championships at Mad­ summer. More than 300 physical cock) Roys; form er Olympian and ison. However, the veteran coach educators, administrators, national champion Ernestine survived the Board of Regents’ coaches, judges and perform ers (Russell) Carter; Tom Darling, vote and has the job of building from 20 states and Canada will former national champion; Don Leas, form er Big Ten champion a te a m . attend the session. One pseudo-strength for the All aspects of gymnastics will at Michigan State and now as ­ Badgers was the p a s s in g of be covered including develop­ sistant coach at Southern Illinois, Chuck Burt. His completion per­ mental meets for boys and girls and Glenn Gailis, form er nation­ centage of 51.5, or 121 comple­ of all ages, films of the 1964 al champion. tions in 235 attempts for 1,143 O ly m p ic G am es, exhibits of This will mark the sixth time yards and five touchdowns, was equipment, books, uniforms and a the clinic has been held at Mich­ not bad at all. However, 22 of special ballet session for the igan State. It began eight years his passes were pilfered, and g ir ls . ago with 50 participants and 20 "that ain’t good at all." Highlight of the clinic will be staff members. Bill Fritz caught 31 passes for a “Nite of Stars” show scheduled 271 yards and four touchdowns. for 7:30 p.m. Aug, 25, in the He's back, and so is Wiscon­ Men’s Intram ural Arena, Featur­ sin’s "outstanding" rusher, Tom ing national and Olympic cham­ PEANUTS PERSONA Jankowski, who led the team with pions, the performance is open to the public for $1 per adult and 50 cents for students. Clinic championship meets will I n t r a m u r a l be held in both the junior (14 WELCOME BACK OLD FRIEHEI and under) and senior (15 and over) divisions. Each division N e w s w ill have men’s and ladies’ SOFTBALL SCHEDULE championships. The senior finals They’re fun, they’re private, they’re for you. Peanuts Field 5:30 p.m. will be held 7:30 p.m. Aug, 23, and the junior competition will Personals in the State News Welcome Week Issue let friends 5 McDonel-Students begin 9:30 a.m. Aug. 26, Both know that you haven’t forgotten. Start Fall Term on the right 6 Owen Youngsters-Typhoon events are free to the public and 7 Grossout AC-Impressions will be staged In Jenison Gym­ foot with a Peanuts Personal. If you have a friendship worth 9 Tony’s Boys-Public Safety n a siu m . $1.50 you should show it in a Peanuts Personal. Field 6:40 p.m. Assisting Szypula on the clinic board will be 1965 "Gymnastics 8 Zeros-Lushwell AC GEORGE SZYPULA Coach of the Year” Bill Meade of Southern Illinois University. VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Other board members include Stop at the State News Classified Department this week. Paul Flna, f o rm e r n a tio n a l 346 STUDENT SERVICES BLDG. C ourt 6 p.m . champion; Jack Carr, former 1 Camavelle-Cachaway Temple University champion and Peanuts Fersonals must be paid in advance. 2 llforlier-Castachet Joe Schabacker, vice president of

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ATHENA F rom $125 NEJAC Classified Advertising 355-8255 V J ¿'OVN As seen In "Seventeen* JEWELW Y—id 543 E. Grand River AWT CENTEW Across from the Horne Ec. ß/c/g* next to Paramount News 319 E. Grand River Wednesday, August 17, 1966 8 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Ask Help For 'Some Of The R EG . 480 - KRAFT’S Poorest People On Earth’ RACLE WHIP

SALAD that small amounts, if properly A MSU graduate, now an A m er­ is still not cheap enough to reach the many low-income farmers. directed, can bring about won­ ican Peace Corps volunteer, DRESSING Sloane and Sherman wrote that derful changes in the present Tuesday asked University stu­ If they could give a supple­ and reap rich rewards in the fu­ dents, faculty and staff to give WE RESERVE ment of ten rupees to each of t u r e . ” financial aid to a new self-help Q U A N TITY th e s e low-income households T h e ir business address, to p ro jec t in India’s Chhatarpur QÎ. SHOPPERS FAIR RIGHTS (about 100 families), the program which contributions may be sent, D is tr ic t. is: Michael Sherman and Stephen 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVE. “We offer the opportunity of could reach everyone. 1 "No gift will be considered Sloane, American Peace Corps NEXT DOOR TO FRANDOR helping some of the poorest. . . JII n too sm all,” concluded Sloane and volunteers, c/o American Em­ people on earth do something to Sherman, "since we have found bassy, New Delhi, India. help them selves,’’ wrote Stephen Now Open 8 a.m.-10 p.m. DailyÜ S. Sloane, a June 1965 graduate l im it o n e of MSU, and Michael Sherman, WITH COUPON CLOSED SUNDAYS his partner in the project. The project consists of build­ Horticulture Prof, wmmmm mBvmm ing latrines for the people of the Chhatarpur district, and do­ ing follow-up checks to make REG. 49« COUNTRY FRESH sure that each household does Researcher Dies GIGANTIC some of the labor of installing apple storage, processing of ap­ its own latrine, pays at least Roy Edgar Marshall, 76, an ple Juice, dehydration of fruits FROZEN three-fourths of the cost, and, internationally k n o w n horticul­ and vegetables, processing of most importantly, that itusesthe ture researcher at Michigan State ST0CK-UP cherries and the blanching of DON T MISS THIS EXCITING SALE la tr in e . died Tuesday afternoon at a Lan­ 1/2 GAL. vegetables. Sloane and Sherman have been sing hospital. ICE MILK Mr. Marshall Joined the fac­ In Chhatarpur, working in public Mr. Marshall was one of the ulty of Michigan State University APPLE, GRAPE, ORANGE-PINEAPPLE health and sanitation, for seven principal researchers in estab­ in 1920 after teaching and ex­ REG. 554 ORANGE, PIN E-GRAPE FRUIT, FRUIT PUNCH m o n th s. lishing the apple Juice industry. tension positions inNebraska and After studying conditions He was a professor emeritus of PAK Oregon. He was named a profes­ there, they said that the most horticulture who retired from 12 sor in 1934, and became assist­ FUDGESICLES immediate help can be gained his position as assistant director ant director of the experiment by installing latrines, to help of the MSU Michigan Agricultur­ REG. 894 ARISTOCRAT station in 1950. He was also an ICE CREAM eradicate many of the commu­ al Research station in 1957. exchange professor in 1928-29 Hl-C FRUIT nicable diseases still plaguing He has been widely honored H ALF GAL. for his contributions to research at the University of Minnesota, BUTTER PECAN the country. 12 FL. and acting head of the Dept, of By taking these measures of and scholarship. Horticulture at Washington State OZ. preventive health, Sloane and For eight years after retire­ University in 1935-36, CAN Sherman said that medical ex­ ment, he served as secretary- REG. 594 FRESH BAKED treasurer and business mana­ penses of both the government 5Ü and the people could be reduced ger of the American Society for 2 DOZ. PAK-POLLY ANNA Horticultural Science. by h alf. PEANUT BUTTER Five latrines have been com­ He relinquished this position pleted, with the help of a 50 in 1965 and began editing the rupees (about $55) stipend from "Book of Summaries, ” resum es £ ■ CAL-IDA their district civil surgeon, and of some 800 scholarly research 1 COOKIES nine more are in the process of papers that are being delivered being completed. at the 17th International Horti­ L i rnn7 FDFIIf1 1 PDIF* 9 oz, wT, w "But for the latrine project cultural Congress which is cur­ 1*1 n iK U ¿ . rKtNl ill I III LO __ PKO y to be successful,” Sloane and rently in progress at theUniver- a ? M m Sherman wrote, "it must reach sity of Maryland. COUNTRY FRESH H £EÖS HH all the people." Mr. M arshall was internation­ Even though the Sloane-Sher- ally recognized and honored for man project is 20 rupees under his contributions to research and REG. 534 REG. 154 FROZEN the next least e)q>ensive cost scholarship. His research repu­ SOUR stated by the Action Institute, it tation was established by work in 12 OZ. WT. CREAM P T. CTN. CEDERGREEN SQUASH PKG.

REG. 294 RICH’ S FROZEN MARTHA WHITE MIXES I PY O MY MIXES ROY MARSHALL SPAGHETTI 8. SAUCE - 3 O Z. WT. WHITE, YELLOW CAKE MIX • 8 OZ. WT. MACARONI & CHEESE - 3 5/8 OZ. WT. COFFEE DEVILS FOOD, SPICE CAKE MIX - 8 OZ. W Tl VAN. OR CHOC. FROSTING MIX - 6 OZ. WT.f SCALLOPED POTATOES - 2'A O Z . WT. P IN T CTN CORN MUFFIN MIX - 8»i OZ. WT. BROWNIE MIX 4 O Z . WT. (continued from p a g e 1) CREAM SPUDFLAKES OR BIX MIX - Th OZ. WT. BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX 5'/j OZ. WT. estimated as high as 8 per cent, j MANOR HOUSE WHIPPED TOPPING 2 OZ. WT. The administration had hoped to < FLAPSTAX-6/2 OZ. WT. keep wage increases within the 3.2 per cent guidelines. COFFEE In announcing the contract, the REG. $1.69 FREEZER QUEEN Y O U R union said it made no attempt Y O U R to compute “the percentage in­ C H O I C E C H O I C E crease of the entire package.” SLICED BEEF °*R” But it was clear that the ma­ REG. 494 GLAD-34” x 50 FT. E A C H P K G . E A C H P K G . chinists considered the final set­ tlement far in excess of what the administration had originally FREEZER WRAP hoped to keep it. The new proposal, “ effectively FRESHLY G R O U N D LEAN SLICED BIG E SPECIAL COUPON^] and thoroughly shreds the so- called guidelines,” the union LB. statement said. BOILED HAM The wage hike was broken down .EAN HAMBURI LEAN, MEATY into three stages, each amounting vis to 5 per cent. The first is re­ if* LB. 1 LB. 4 OZ. H M|| troactive to Jan. 1. The second SPARE RIBS takes effect on Jan. 1, 1967, TENDER TASTY LIMIT ONE-WITH $5 FOOD PURCHASE and the last on May 1, 1968. COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 20 What It Is A cost of living clause, which PORK STEAK LB. MWWBWIWWWgflHlj would increase wages by 1 per | cent an hour every time the | LB, SWIFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN government .price index • rises | BIG E SPECIAL COUPON] four-tenths of 1 per cent, was opposed by administration ex- | SIRLOIN STEAK - REG. 794 SWEET 10 Green perts. The earlier contract re- | SWIFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN j Jected by the union did not in- 1 (continued from p a g e 1) elude a cost of living allowance. | LIQUID 6 oz. a voter registration drive there. workshop here, entitled "Accum­ ROUND STEAKS - 880 > Green painted a picture of the ulative Deficit of Intellectual The cost of living index has | SWEETENER WT I Negro’s educational opportuni­ Prowess Among the Culturally risen 1.7 per cent in the past j m s m H ties in the South, where many, and Economically Deprived.” 12 m o n th s. “It is our judgment that the REG. 390 HEART’S DELIGHT LIMIT ONE-WITH $5 FOOD PURCHASE he said, are given obsolete, sec­ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT,, AUG. 20 ond-hand textbooks and Negro clause. . . represents the best j that could be secured in view of , teachers are forced to hold tea Birch Society and Coke parties to help sub­ other wage movements the un­ ion said. Union officials said sidize their schools. 1 QT. 14 OZ. CAN Founder Quits they felt the cost-of-living clause [BIG E SPECIAL COUPON He cited Wilcox County as one APRICOT NECTAR was “ one of the major achieve­ of the most disadvantaged areas CHAMPAIGN, 1U. (UPI)—A ments of this settlement.” REG. 4 8 4 KRAFT in the South where, he said, 83 University of Illinois professor The new proposal was believed per cent of the Negroes are dis­ who helped found the John Birch to be valued at some $16 million advantaged, averaging $543 year­ Society said Monday he resigned more than the contract the union r e g . MIRACLE ly . from the society because he could turned down July 31. The rejected “no longer, in conscience, re­ contract was said to have included WOLE Three white families, he add­ WHIP QT. JAR main a member.” wage and benefits gains of 4.3 — ed, own two-thirds of the prop­ te w a s f IS RFFF S* c a n ^ 11^ Revilo P. Oliver, whose name U L L I «J p e r c e n t. c m c tö » 1 klf LIMIT ONE-WITH $5 FOOD PURCHASE erty in Wilcox, the third poor­ is the same spelled backward or The union said the contract was COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 20 est county in the state. forward, resigned Monday from the "largest step forward" by 3 L B . REG. 494 KREY Despite the county’s obvious the society’s council and from its members. A O Z . a post as associate editor of its need for poverty aid, Green said C AW WtvB/JMK Gov. George Wallace ordered m a g a z in e . BEEF SLICES OR SALISBURY STEAK |b ig e s p e c ia l c o u p o n the program ’s funds cut back be­ Oliver was put in the national cause the SCLC directed much spotlight after the death of Pres­ Dancing Tonight of the program. ident John F. Kennedy when he REG. 664 ■ FAMILY SIZE This state of educational af­ published a treatise, "M arks­ JUICY FLAVORBEST HOWELL HONEYSWEET MELONS ARE IN fairs in the South prompted Green manship in D allas," allegingthat With Promenaden COLGATE « o z . to tell Detroit educators: a Communist conspiracy was in­ "A n y N e g ro who c o m p le te s 12 volved in the assassination. The MSU Promenaders will TOOTHPASTE years of education in the South He listed "internal changes meet 7:30-9 tonight in 34 Wo­ and comes North and completes as his reason for resigning. MICHIGAN PEACHES men’s Intram ural Building. Vis­ LIMIT ONE-WITH $5 FOOD PURCHASE his college with a 2,00 GPA, "I was one of the 11 men itors are welcome to take part COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 20 deserves an ’Academic Medal of who met with M r. Robert Welch in the square, round and folk MCMGAH SWEET FIII6EK CARROTS H o n o r.’ ” in Indianapolis on Dec. 9, 1958, dancing. No experience is neces­ Green spoke from a research when the society was formed, s a ry . paper prepared especially for the Oliver said.