Reagan Protested
THE 'WORLD TODAY ••working Very Hard" - LBJ THE WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Yesterday President Johnson said there has been no basic change and no breakthrough in peace ncgofiations to end the Vietnam War during the last eight days. lie told a news conference that a White llouse statement to this effect issued Oct. 16 was still accurate. That statement-issued after a tlurry of reports circulated about the possibility of a total bombing OBSERVER Serving the Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College Community halt by the United States said there was "no basic change in the situation; no breakthrough." VOL. III, No. 33 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1968 At the same time, Johnson warned today against any "false sense of security" on the part of the American people because of lower war casual! ies and recent prisoner exchanges. On the other hand, Johnson said his administration has been "working very hard and very diligently" to open the war for peace Reagan Protested and sa1d that he felt his decision to open talks with the North More than thirty members of , commented "It was just to Vietnamese in Paris was the right thing to do. the Notre Dame Chapter of ·express opposition, nothing ''I'm more pleased with it as time goes by," the President Students for a Democratic more." As to the blank signs, commented. Society picketed a South Bend During maintained "They were· Wallace Unhealthy airport speech by California because we don't think he has anything to say about the NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) ~ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Republican Governor Ronald appealed to Americans in the name of his assassinated brothers Reagan with blank signs problems of Americans." · Thursday to repudiate George C. Wallace's party of "division and yesterday afternoon. The Young Republicans' President Kelly praised the conduct of the hate." Governor speaking to a crowd of demonstration, commenting "I'd "It is not enough that this movement be defeated," the more than 500 repeatedly took like to say that the SDS protest Massachusetts Democrat said. notice of the demonstrators in was well mannered. I appreciate "It must be repudiated for the health of our country and our his 20 minute talk, joking first the courtesy many of them future as a nation." about the signs held by the SDS showed Mr. Reagan." A Quoting nationwide polls showing 15 million Americans plan to protestors and later a sign saying different opinion was taken by vote for Wallace Nov. 5, Kennedy said supporters of the former "Self rule for Berkeley." Bob Narucki, a leader of the Alabama governor "arc decent people who believe in America" but The demonstration began just Notre Dame Young Americans who have been "mislead into thinking their vote would be a harmless as the California Governor had for Freedom. Narucki way of showing their dissatisfaction with current conditions." finished his praise of state maintained "I thought it was an "Nothing could be further from the truth," he said. Republican candidates. Twenty ineffective demonstration. " "A significant vote this year would turn this movement into a blank signs were held up by the permanent party of division and hate, seeking to elect mayors and SDS group while other posters had slogans such as "1984 is congressmen as well as presidents. It would lift the haters and coming" and "Nixon for pig." Recall Campaign On! wreckers to positions of formidable influence in our country," said Campaigning began yesterday , SDS W . Kennedy. Reagan took note of the signs, for next Tuesday's recall .. e want to get nd of the and gained prolonged applause . . . false 1deas about the SDS We e1 cellon with all four candidates t t h · LeMay: "Twist Commies Arms" from his audience as he told stumping for votes primarily wan o s ow its rationale and . 'h N h relevance to the students Our UOSTON (UPI) - Curtis E. LeMay, expressing worry that them "There are a lot of signs concent ra tmg on t e ort b . . . · President Johnson may cook up a "false peace" in Vietnam to assure being held up in the back. We Quad. as1c e.mph.asis. Is that change in a Democratic victory next month, said yesterday he expects little assume they're trying to tell us St udcnt Body President the umversJty IS a basic platform success at the Paris peace talks "until we twist the Communists arm those are the policies of our Richard Rossie began his for change in society." some more." opponents." campaign in Keenan with several He added that, "We're not 0 , lie als~) tt~ld a news conference that left wingers with nearly As the Governor continued ·of his supporters and some d i ng this to help Rossie, Commun1st v1ews arc threatening this country. his speech, members of the · Stu Jent Government officials contrary to a rumor that is going Notre Dame Young Republicans' around." .. "We ar~ ~osing this country," the retired Air Force general said. aprealing for votes in other Afro-American candidate Don We arc shdmg toward anarchy, sliding toward Communism." led by President Mike Kelly held halls. Rossie said he would Nixon signs in front of the SDS· Wycliff also plans to have help in LeMay ~aid a ."small minority" of dissenters arc taking over concentrate his campaign in his campaign although he said he dcmo~1strat1ons With the aim of disrupting the lawful process of demonstrators. Kelly explained >rc(ominantly freshman halls "We're doing this so that when would not appeal for votes on Arncncan life. He said "the leaders of the dissent are known and sucl. as Keenan, Stanford, Zahm the section level. their plans arc known." ' they take newscast films they and Cavanaugh with extensive will get a better idea of the He proposed a "program campaigning also slated for wherein Student Government Pickle Packers Platform Planks feelings of the crowd." Dillon and Alumni. CIIICAGO (UPI) An organization called Pickle Packers Reagan, addressing himself to would provide a scholarship for Rossie said, "The emphasis an entering freshman of about International Inc. put the point to the nation's three presidential the subject of youth, took note has to be placed on freshmen potentials. of student protests, saying "I $2;000. After four years Student because apparently for too many Government would be paying "llow." the pickle packers telegraphed the three candidates don't think any of us should freshmen I have not yet made "would you gct- PAGE 2 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1968 Police Arrest 72 Berkeley Demonstrators BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - A 26 girls, were arrested. They had Both protests stemmed from in Helena, Mont. He blamed attempt to take over Campbell militant band of 72 seized the hall 12 hours earlier controversy over the course, outside agitators for the unrest Hall, the campus' multi-million demonstrators gave up meekly and proclaimed it "liberated" Social Analysis 139X, featuring on the 28,000 student campus. dollar computer center, they yesterday as hundreds of police to support their demands for Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther Among those arrested were seized nearby Moses Hall, which swiftly broke into a barricaded academic credit for a course on minister of information. An ex Peter Camejo, shrill voiced has administrative offices for the building at the University of racism with a Black Panther as a convict indicted on assault leader of the Young Socialist racism class. California. lecturer. charges stemming from a police Alliance, and Jack Bloom, They barricaded the entrances A few rocks and dirt clods Moments later, four other shootout, Cleaver has spent most graduate student who is the head with office furniture dragged were thrown as the force of 500 youths were seized a short of his life in prison where he of the Independent Socialist from several rooms in the three officers surrounded ivy covered distance from the building to wrote the widely read book, Club. story building. Roads and Moses Hall in the predawn bring the number arrested to 7 6. "Soul on Ice." Slender, 28 year old Camejo, pathways outside also were darkness. At 5:30 a.m. a fire The four refused a police order Cleaver's lecture series has described by police as a blockaded with boards, rocks, touched off a barricade near the to leave a bonfire, one of 18 set drawn the wrath of most state professional agitator, has been in asphalt chunks and steel ripped main entrance was doused in the area during the night. political leaders, especially Gov. the forefront of nearly all from nearby construction quickly. Within three hours, the Ronald Reagan. The governor Berkeley uprisings in the past projects. The flurry of violence was demonstrators were carted off to left on a nine state GOP three years. Bloom led the When campus police warned triggered by 350 sympathizers Alameda County prison where political tour Wednesday night demonstrators on a Wednesday the demonstrators their arrest outside the building. Three 121 persons, including a after being assured by Berkeley noontime march to chancellor was imminent, all but a hardcore policemen and two youths were professor, were released administrators there would be Roger Heyns' office where f cw fled. By late evening, injured slightly. Wednesday following a peaceful no appeasement. "California nearly 300 staged a brief sit-in. however, an estimated 2,000 Inside Moses Hall Thursday sit-in at another campus building will fight these uprisings," When the demonstrators were students had gathered outside morning, 72 persons, including earlier in the week. Reagan declared at his first stop thwarted by campus police in an the greystone building. Astronauts Debriefed STEREO CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - atmosphere Tuesday, arrived at The trouble was quickly Three well rested astronauts the Norfolk, Va., naval base corrected by resetting a circuit Systems and Tape Recorders relived part of the 11 day voyage Thursday aboard its recovery breaker, and later analysis At Catalogue Prices. of Apollo 7 recording detail ship, the aircraft carrier Essex. showed the problem apparently after detail for engineers The 12,000 pound capsule is was caused by a minor overload preparing Apollo 8 for an even resulting from the simultaneous Craig Scott scheduled to be flown to the • • more ambitious space flight in North American Rockwell starting and stopping of two • Ampex • Kenwood December. Corp., factory at Downey, Calif., fans. Wollensak Garrard The Apollo 7 spacecraft, Sunday for study. Even though the problem did • • seared by its 17,500 mile an Walter Shirra, Donn Eisele not develop again during the 163 • Son, • A.R., Inc. hour dive back into the and Walter Cunningham began orbit voyage, it remains one of Concord Warfdale the second round of exhaustive two questions not completely • • Stewart technical debriefings by recalling resolved. The second involves the activities of their third day the charging rate of spacecraft Sandwich of flight. batteries. Service It was during that day when The astronauts returned to the astronauts probably had the launch site Wednesday and their biggest scare- a sudden are quartered at the moonport Avail able in every failure in Apollo's alternating building where they lived during hall on campus current AC ele._ctrjcal_ power the final days before their Oct. ·Stewart Sandwich II blastoff. They are scheduled 602 S. Main St. P.O. Box 672 293-7'137 system. The failure set off an Service alarm tone in their earphones to return to Houston Saturday ACROSS FROM ~H'E POST OFFICE 925 Blaine and turned on a big red warning for a reunion with their families. 232-2625 light. Astronaut Chief Donald K. Slayton was participating in the Simer is talks along with engineers Open to serve N.D. students with beer, concerned with various liquor, & meals. moon ship systems under The Yellow-Billed Wordpicker Yru must be 21 and discussion. The astronauts' sho_w your l.D.'s. recollections were recorded for doesn't write wordS. future See the Great Pumpkin It helps you remember them. Place-Laurel Club Time-8:30-12:30 Friday Nite Tickets-$3.00 at the door Ano Presentation " ... A dull-witted slow moving animal" Barry Breen The Observer Why not come and see for yourself? October 24, 25, 26 8:30p.m. Reservations 284-7053 The Scripta Word.. picker is a marking pen that _ notes of those all in bright important things, and yellow. You don't use it to write you also save the time you spent down the things you have to trying to remember where you remember wrote them. The Yellow .. BUled Word.. That way you save all the picker. For 49c, you shouldn't time you used to spend making forget to buy one~ ,, i. NOTRE DAME-SAINT MARY'S THEATRE The Observer is published daily during the college semester Notre Dame Hammes Bookstore ex~pt vacations by the students of the University of Notre D;p~ an1f! Bf:' Mary's College. Subscriptions may be purctw.s.f I I fcil--'$1o't.lbniThe Observer, Box 11, Notre Dame, Ind., 46556. Second dass postage paid Notre Dame, Ind. 46556 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1968 PAGE 3 THE OBSERVER Gatz Announces Issue Day l.owentstein Canvass in Carolyn Gatz, SMC open debate between students contacted and invited to speak coordinator for the National and university officials, faculty in Stepan. Student Association, said members and politicians would New York Next Week Kendall said that he has yesterday that NSA has be held from 2 to 5 PM. Plans scheduled several tentative ' designated Tuesday, October 29, call for Fathers Hesburgh, Pat Barbolla, chairman of the past two terms, but the vote was lunchtime teach-ins around the as Student Issue Day on McCarragher and Riehle to be ND-SMC Students for very close in I 966. campus but he was unable to university and college campuses present along with several Lowenstein, announced Barbolla feels that, "since the name either the professors who throughout the country. professors. Also scheduled to yesterday that students wishing district is 40% Catholic, the would be participating or their "The idea behind Student make an appearance are impact on the voters of ND-SMC topics until further plans had to go to New York over the Issue Day," explained Miss Gatz, representatives of each of the students coming 800 miles to been formulated. October 31-November 3 "is simply to provide us with the three major Presidential work for Lowenstein could be When asked if the SMC and weekend to work for Cong. opportunity to meet with the candidates and Senator Vance decisive." He reminded students Notre Dame activities were being Allard K. Lowenstein will meet members of the 'Establishment', Hartke and Congressman John that Lowenstein was a primary held conjointly Kendall said: Sunday, October 27, at 2 1 p.m. both political and academic, and Brademas. A representative of mover in the sequence 0f events "No, but we certainly expect on the second floor . of the to question them face to face Eldrege Cleaver, Presidential climaxed by President Johnson's and welcome any St. Mary's Lafortune Student Center. about the problems of I 968 and candidate of the Peace and withdrawal from the race. students to join our discussions. Lowenstein is the Democratic the plans for the future." Freedom Party, has also been Liberal nominee for Congress in Barbolla said, "Lowenstein gave Miss Gatz said she has been in the 5th Congressional District, the McCarthy and Kennedy contact with all of the SMC New York. An outspoken dove campaigns a boost - now let's professors holding classes on Girls Ask for Seats on the Viet Nam war, give him a boost in his Tuesday and has requested that campaign." the proposal. This, he said, Lowenstein has stated that he they set aside at least a portion The St. Mary's College would not vote for Faculty Assembly Tuesday would strengthen the of their class time for a appropriations for the war. THE POOL ROOM discussed a bill that would place commissioner's stand that such a 201 N. Michigan discussion with the students Lowenstein's opponent, students on virtually every move is desirable to the majority 10 a.m.-12 p.m. concerning the particular Mason Hampton, is a leader and standing committed under of the student body. Special rates on problems of that class. In founder of the New York academic affairs. Academic The Assembly moved that a Thursday for N.D. and addition, several noonday Conservative Party. Among Commissioner Sally Davis vote on the proposal be St. Marys students. teach-ins are being scheduled Hampton's campaign promises is reported that her proposal, considered at the next meeting simultaneously around the a pledge to increase penalties for which calls for total student of the body. Davis said that the campus. Miss Gatz said that marijuana users, including participation in all aspects of faculty has indicated that they many of the faculty members advocation of the death penalty OFFICIAL NOTRE DAME academic life, was received would first vote to agree with have agreed to hold the teach-ins for pushers of the weed. favorably by the majority of the the principle of the proposal; whose topics will range from The predominantly faculty members. The senate will second to decide which "Motivation at SMC" to Republican 5th District has sent MINIATURES discuss voting procedure on the committees students should be "Student Power". Sister Alma, a Democratic-Liberal Academic Dean, will conduct bill at their next meeting, seated on; and finally the number to be seated on the representative to Congress the one of these on the subject of probably at the beginning of the individual committees. immediate" academic changes in week, Miss Davis said. the college. The new bill is a modification Following the teach-ins all the of a similar proposal written in members of the faculty and September by the Academic administration have been invited Commission, which called for DtiU [Flo to the SMC coffee house to meet students to be seated on two with small groups of students. committees under the Academic {krlo @[@ @J ow "I sometimes feel that our Affairs council, and for some attitude over here is comparable student representation on the The to that of ghetto residents," said main council itself. PET SHOP 417 N. HICKORY ROAD Miss Gatz. "We 've been talking A faculty spokesman SPECIAL SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46615 • PHONE 232-5488 too long in vague terms about suggested to Miss Davis that a CHRISTMAS GIFT education and community; now student referendum be taken on it's almost November and we're for still sitting on our hands. 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Come in MEN any time-and bring the RPbert Newtxm Shirl~ Mac!Yine Your future starts the day TtCHNICOlOft' family for a treat in food 'n' fun. McDonald's means you plan for it goodness in food- and and sound planning starts Friday, Saturday, Sunday lots of it. with a call to: 2:15,5:15,8:15 ORDER NOW Weekdays at 8:00p.m. FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY River Park Theatre McDonald's David l. Stumm is ~r kind of place.® 2929 Mishawaka 134 St. Edward's Hall 288-8488 ~·· 283-8796 NOTRE DAME OMcOonatd a Corp 1111 BOOKSTORE South Bend-Mishawaka-Elkhart PAGE 4 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1968 THE OBSERVER An Independent Student Newspaper WILLIAM LUKING, Editor-in-Chief FOUNDED NOVEMBER 3, 1966 NOTRE DAME, INDIANA NCR: Is It Catholic ? No doubt about it. The much-aligned, perhaps more adored National Catholic Reporter has turned the pages of the once harmless and pointless Catholic press upside down. . . . The organization of this jolted press-The Cathohc Pres~ Assoctatlon- 1111111111 •••••~••••••••••••••••••r111111111111111111111111111111111 has been meeting at the Center for Continuing Education. They are considering officially through their national board of dire_ctors and unofficially through private petitions, the recent condemnation of the NCR by Kansas City Bishop Charles H. Helmsing. Don Hynes It used to be that the lead story in everybody's Sunday Bull Sheet broke the hard news behind the scenes of Bishop Pomp's groundbreakings, ring-kissings and those oh-so-humble ·. fe~t washi~gs. "Snake Bite" That's what the Catholic press was all about: PQ,bhc relations propaganda aimed at Catholics with a mentality the editors must have ,...... ,...... appraised as comparable to incense pots. I don't think a lot about Richard Nixon. I don't think badly of But today, much of the Catholic press, if such a tag is not a him. I don't think well of him. I just don't think about him. Nixon is contradiction in itself, is well on its way toward replacing patronage kind of like shredded wheat in the morning. When it's in the bowl in with professionalism. Herein seems to lie the problem. The bishops and front of you, it doesn't engender an emotional response, you the editors can dialogue, communicate and discuss as much as they can swallow it, but you just don't spend a lot of time thinking about endure, but professional journalism is just never going to mix with a shredded wheat. There was a meeting of the Young Republicans Wednesday night, frightened hierarchy. and thinking it a personal lack in me that I hadn't been thinking The CPA board of directors has suggested that the nation's bishops about Mr. Nixon, I went to the meeting. I had seen "Nixon-Agnew assist its association in "drawing up guidelines for both bishops and buttons around, although rarely, and here were twenty of them journalists who are sincerely trying to carry out their respective together in one room. The chairman called for order, to quiet the vola responsibilities." That's a nice idea, but as realistic journalists the tile crowd, while I sat in the middle of the room listening to my heart directors should know better. beat. I've seen more enthusiasm at a wake. The chairman held up the If past performances are any indication, Bishop Helmsing is never new "psychedelic" Nixon posters, and said that the Republican going to agree to the kind of guidelines a free Catholic press would have approach had been low key up to now, but a change was coming. I to demand. And Bishop Helmsing is regarded as one of the more was ready for anything to stay awake. The meeting ended on a high progressive bishops in the United States. note though, everyone got buttons and brochures. Still seeking the source of this man's appeal to move America and The best of papers, secular and religious, have a knack for asking the students, I went to the airport yesterday to hear Governor Reagan significant questions and expecting rational answers. The NCR has on Nixon. Mr. Reagan arrived in his jet plane with a crowd of about questioned the Church in areas not essential to a Catholic faith but 1 two hundred supporters and thirty protestors there to greet him. A never dared doubted by loyal C:;ttholics before; instead of rationa,l high school rock band played a stirring rendition of "California Here answers, these questions have been met with pleas for blind loyalty I Come" as Reagan passed through the crowd shaking hands and from Pope Paul, with soppy cries of "irreverent" from many clergy and signing autographs. The SDS had handed out anti-Nixon flyers, and now with an officious condemnation from Bishop Helmsing. But still the Nixon supporters used these to capture Mr. Reagan's signature, a no answers. practical lesson in American ingenuity. If the Catholic press is serious about becoming a seeker of truth, Reagan started his speech by saying how wonderful it was to be in there simply can be no reconciliation between them and a hierarchy South Bend, more correctly in one of South Bend's airplane hangers, and I wasn'texactly convinced of his sincerity. He commented on a which insists on placing tradition above thought and fear and emotion line of protestors in the back, who were holding up blank signs, and above intellectual honesty. in response, Mike Kelly and a phalanx of Young Republicans moved The hierarchy's fear of a thinking church is understandable in the in front of the protestors with a line of "Nixon's the One" signs. often irrational context of Roman Catholic authoritarianism. The Somehow the scene hadn't seemed to have changed. bishops are to be sympathised with, but not acceded to. The press can I was listening for plus reasons on Nixon, and I heard instead a do much to show them the beauty of a free people seeking God and rather ambiguous morasse of anti-democratic party remarks. The truth, but it cannot permit them to impede its mission to the rest of the crowd applauded after each statement, and after one long one, world. rather enthusiastically. I asked the two people next to me what he We urge the CPA, or if it feels unable to speak as a group, then the had said, because I didn't hear it, and they just shrugged their individual Catholic publications to explain to the people they serve shoulders and kept clapping. I hadn't been worked up for Nixon yet, (which include bishops and other church officials) what it considers its so I went through the crowd, told people I was from a newspaper, and asked them why they supported Mr. Nixon. function as a Catholic paper, especially its policy regarding serious One man said "Nixon's a good American." I asked him what that opinions which conflict with traditionally accepted doctrine. meant, and he said "getting the foreigners, the socialists and In many dioceses, this may result in the official parting of a bishop commies out. Getting what's good for America." The next person, a and editor. It would mean that the success of the diocesean papers woman said "You're a communist front. I won't talk." I told her would depend not on the loyalty-measuring subscription drives in the that I had a mother and was born in the Bronx, but she remained adamant. One young fellow said "Humphrey is bad, Wallace is bad, parishes, but instead on the merit of their printed word. But this might McCarthy was the worst. Nixon is the only anti-communist, at least I not be such a bad thing for all concerned. think he is, but the others are bad." One thing a split should not mean is the removal of the religious I was still looking for something positive and began asking people character or masthead from the newspaper. Sorry, Bishop, but Catholic for specifics. Several shoulder shrugs later I got "Nixon is our only is just not a brand name. You can use it if you like, but so can anyone hope for salvation." Another said "It's either Nixon or communism else-even those nasty guys who put together the NCR every week. in America." Then one man in his twenties made an analogy; "Nixqn Catholic need not be now and need never become a stagnant product is like Nathan Hale, and the snake that says Don't Tread On Me. The for an unchanging people. Don't think so? OK, so you've never read snake, he's not going to bother you if you don't bother him, but if NCR. you prod him, you're going to get bit boy, you're going to get bit." Nixon's supporters hadn't swept me over to his American crusade, and the people working for him didn't seem to he caught up in a fire ball either. I went home, and I still wasn't thinking about Richard Nixon nor shredded wheat, but l did have something new to think about-snake bite. PAGE 5 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1968 The Moody Blues: A Study 1n• Classical Rock Between the eyes & cars there lie The sounds of color and the light of a sigh. by Bill Thieman There is considerable speculation of late as to the of the universe. "See-Saw" presents the initial stage in my mind In this movement the sitar is introduced, possibility of rock reaching the stature of "classical" of dissatisfaction with the "workaday" world (one and the flavor of Eastern music progresses. music. Such albums as Sergeant Pepper and fler plus one is two is school talk . . . the old answers just The persona's detachment (from himself and the Satanic Majesty's Request have undoubtedly spurred ain't true). The sec-saw itself is easily construed as the world) enables him to see himself as "The Actor" such fancy. One of the key prerequisites for the wavering between the womb-security of the present aware of the individuality of his achievment and his progress of rock is an increase in the length of the and the desire for a deeper, a mysterious significance. inability to communicate it to anyone on a lower numbers. A composer simply cannot achieve classical Sing-songy "Dr. Livingston, I Presume" recalls level of consciousness. Another short poem, "The pro port ions in the 2 minutcs-and-49 second limit historic individuals who have wandered into the Word" (excerpted above), completes the thought of imposed by top-forty disc jockeys. Underground unknown; all lament: I've still not j(mnd what I'm "Departure" and introduces "Om". Om is the music reached this realization albums ago. But looking for. universal word-chord of all nature and the song that duration is not Our hero opts for the quest into the unknown and, expresses it, the climax of the album, is a enough. Canned at the outset, mystery spreads its cloak across the masterpiece. It is magnificently simple in its effect; Heat's "Fried sky, shadows fell from trees. Finally a light breaks musically it is a blend of Eastern instrumentation Hockey Boogie" is through on a path lost for years that led us to the (sitar and tabla) with a Western sound and Moody eleven minutes long; "house of Foor Doors." The analogy to the four-fold Blues lyrics. it may be a classic, path (that, in Buddhism, leads to Nirvana) is fairly but it is not classical. obvious. The last door of the house (each door creaks In Search of the Lost Owrd is totally complete. The essence of open with chilling surrealism) is marked Enter ye who Even the cover is essential in its exposition. Though classicism is order: seek within. Here is the culmination of the beauty of it lacks in subtlety and execution, it is an effectively structure and unity. melodic composition that pervades the album; symbolic representation of a guru liberating himself Sgt. Pepper brought "House of Foor Doors" can only describe as from the birth-death cycle through meditation (the us a subtle unity. overwhelming: its musical power befits its message. songs of the mind). The album is totally a group /ler Satanic Majesty Through the fourth door, we reach what seems to effort: every member p-articipated in the composition, brought us a rough be a temporary interruption: "The l.egendof a Mind." and the album exhibits the perfect blend of instru structure of The song seems to be an irrelevant polemic against mentation that is the Moody Blues. It is regrettable repeating melodies "the high priest of acid:" Timothy l,eary's dead. that the group could not break the precedent of John Lodge and themes. Actually, the polemic is against the use of LSD for its giving each song-movement a separate title. For those The trend towards classical rock has inspired vicarious capabilities rather than for its potential to with Dick Clark syndromes (a concentration span 1 efforts like Mass in F-minor (the Electric Prunes) and open the consciousness to the perceptions for which of under three minutes), "Ride My Sec-Saw" is Days of Future Passed (the Moody Blues). The the Moody Blues are searching (the group docs not making it as a single. Prunes' effort is a total failure in that, rather than expanding the form of rock music, it merely juxtaposes traditional Gregorian chant with an The Moody Blues have advanced rock to an unoriginal ruck background. Days, although entirely new dimension. Let us hope that the trend considerably more sophisticated, suffers from the may continue- the possibilities are limited only by ~amc defect of heterogeneity: it intersperses good the limits of art. Captain Electric and the Flying Moody Blues rock with symphonic passages by the Lapels have recorded an entire album of their re-creation of Beethoven's Ninth. It will be released London Festival Orchestra. I Sometime after Days of Future Passed, the Moody on ABC-Records in December. That's encouraging. Blues dropped the symphony orchestra, employed a SHAPES OF THINGS: The double-album craze is bevy of 20 different instruments (all played by the raging. Mad J imi has released his third on Reprise Moudy Blues), three voices, and their own music, and ( h7ectric Ladyl011d), and on November 15 comes the last month released In Search of the Lost Owrd. Yes, long-awaited Beatie opus (24 songs, including one I he same Moody Blues that four years ago recorded written by Ringo!). George Harrison reveals that the "Go Now" and then faded into ol:?scurity with album leans more towards the "heavy sound" than hcddy and the Dreamers, Gerry and the Pacemakers, the last few things they've done. Count the days, Wayne Fontana, etc. have returned with the greatest Ray Thomas Justin Hayward Beatlephiles! milestone in rock since Sgt. Pepper. In l,ost Owrd appear to be up to date on Leary's "teachings"). A they have produced the first, primitive though it is, reprise of the sprawling "House of Four doors", the symphony of rock. In this they may have surpassed sole traditionally symphonic piece on the album, the Beatles' achievement. follows. Not only docs In Search of the /,ost Chord boast It is on the second side that the central of unity and structure, it also presents a philosophy; metaphor--music-comes to life. Ray Thomas' flute and that philosophy is intimately intertwined with work is alive with the bird-songs (Voices in tlie Sky) 'he superb music of the album. The content is that the hero contemplates in seeking ultimate loss of Eastern philosophy. The conceit and the medium in self in communion with nature. which the philosophy finds expression are both The insight that he is one with the universe, music. beyond distance and time, leads to the realization The album opens with a brief spoken poem, that "Thinking is the Best Way to Travel," speeding "Departure", which posits the ideal of the lost chord. through the universe on a beam (~f" light. The "Visions "Departure" bursts into hard rock "Ride My Sec-Saw" (the bands on the record are illusory-the of Paradise" tell us that, irr the transition of the last two songs (I prefer to call them movements), the sound is continuous). Thus begins the saga of an Graeme Edge individual mind in its quest for the central harmony melodies of the cloudless skies have become the songs Mike Pinder • The New York Times I 0/23/68 "Brademas ... among the most hardworking, constructive younger members of the !louse. Promises still greater leadership in the years to come." • The New Republic I 0/26/68 "Brademas: Good Candidate. Endangered by redistricting." ····. • Eugene McCarthy I 0/11/68 "I urge you to support and work for John Brademas." • Ted Kennedy I 0/7/68 "John Brademas-a man of deep compassion and commitment." • LOOK I 0/29/68: "Mr. Education in Congress," "The I louse needs more Democrats like John Brademas." HELP JOHN BRA DEMAS CANVASS THIS WEEKEND Saturday: Noon LeMans Circle & N D Circle Sunday: LeMans Circle 12:30; NO Circle 12:45 Transportation & food (some) provided . . . Return by 5:30. This ad paid for by 146 Notre Dame Faculty Friend~ of John Brademas. PAGE 6 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1968 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL Max Lackman j Good Grief-- Pumpkin War! ~ . . Lecture Tonight .: .: The Graduate Theological impri~ PAGE 8 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1968 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Parade The By Milt Richman, UPI columnist By Terry O'Neil, sports editor 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 technically. He doesn't make any mistakes on NO Over State Butler Trio defense." That quality, plus size and speed ( 4.8 for the 40-yard dash in full football gear) brand Rich a MEXICO CITY (lWI)- These Olympians aren't telling everything Butler, Pa., High School has supplied the top pro prospect. they know. nation's colleges with a number of fine athletes. Ron ( 6-2, 235) will start Saturday at offensive If you're looking for something good for Saturday, for example, Three of the best will be on display Saturday in right guard. He came in for a share of praise from you have to know a Greco Roman wrestler, who sends you to a guy East Lansing-Terry Hanratty, Rich Saul and his assistant mentor Cal Stoll who said, "These kids on the parallel bars, who sends you to that little mild looking identical twin brother Ron. are two of the finest, most dedicated football The Hanrattys live on Locus.t Street, the Sauls • fencing master on the other side -{)f the volleyball court and he's the players you'll find in the nation today. I've never up three blocks on Pearl Street. "That area," says one who has all the goodies. seen anybody so coachablc as they are, and I know He inspected my credentials first and then pulled me off into a Hanratty, "is where all Butler's good ball players Duffy agrees with me." come from." drrl· corner. He made sure nobody else was around before spilling In a routine head photograph, with their mouths In grade school, this trio spearheaded a pair of what he knew. closed, it would take brother Bill, a Pittsburgh unbeaten years and two Butler Midget League Ohio State over Illinois, he told me, but he didn't want me to Steelcr linebacker, to tell them apart. championships for the Institute Hill Mustangs. breeze it around. Rich's distinguishing physical mark is a chipped Crcat! For gems like that I didn't have to come this distance. Terry was at quarterback, Ron at fullback and tooth. There's a difference in the classroom, too. Twent~' point favorites I can pick by myself. Rich at halfback. Rich carries a B average in liberal arts while Ron, a So withcut any outside help whatsoever and strictly on my In high school, it was more of the same. In physical education major, sat out his frshman year, own, I like Minnesota to beat Michigan for the Little Br')wn Jug; Terry's sophomore year, without the Sauls, bringing his grades up to the Big Ten eligibility Syracuse to cuff California for the honor of the East and Boston Hanratty and his mates could manage "only" a 7-2 level. College to unseat Penn State for the sheer pleasure of it. record. Now that you've got those nuggets, here are the rest: Next year, Rich and Ron were on the line and On Tape «'THE EAST T.H.H. in the defensive secondary as the Golden Tornado went 9-0 before losing the Western Pittsburgh over the Air Force-Those Panthers do some peculiar One of the latest things in sports pubiicity is Pennsylvania Class AA final 12-6 to West Mifflin things. the taped telephone interview. It is designed to North. Duke over the Army-Blue Devils are making this one something keep sportswriters off a busy coach's back of a crusade. In 1964, Hanratty moved to quarterback and throughout the week and still dispatch necessary Vir3inia over Navy-Middies are too erratic. directed an 8-1 season. "The Gobbler" graduated information to the press. And Colgate over Brown, Yale over Cornell, Dartmout!1 over that year. However, the Sauls carried on in 1965 Michigan State probably uses the system more Harvard, Princeton over Pennsylvania, Buffalo over Hcly Cross, with another 9-0 record, but another defeat in the extensively than any other school. Villanova over Xavier, Rutgers over Columbia, Rhode Island over West Penn championship tilt. On Tuesdavs and Wednesdays, writers can call a Maine, Connecticut over Massachusetts and Temple over Delaware. Rich (6-2,218) is more highly regarded than his secret number (made available only to the press vi?. THE MIDWEST twin. In fact, has was one of Sports Illustrated's MSU's weekly releases) for a report from Duffy Daugherty. Kansas over Iowa State-Little chance of any upset here. five top sophomores in 1967. From the first day Thursdays and Fridays are devoted to Sp<.~rtan Notre Dame over Michigan State-Could be one here, thongh. of practice, he was MSU's starting defensive left features. On Saturdays and Sundays, one can hear Purdue over Iowa-Boilermakers still boiling over some of last end. He logged 296 minutes and led the squad a taped review of all MSU weekend sports week's pushing around. with 92 tackles, including 33 solos. activity. And Indiana over Arizona, Nebraska over Oklahoma State, Rich was switched to roverback at the start of 1968 spring drills, but wound up at linebacker due Notre Dame employs a similar service "Ara Oklahoma over Colorado, Missouri over Kansas State, Wisconsin over to the rapid development of sophomore Gary Answers." On Tuesdays, the publicity department Northwestern, Cincinnati over Tulsa, Ohio U. over Dayton, ~.liami of Parmentier at the rover spot. mails out to the media three questions which Ara Ohio over Bowling Green, Western Michigan over Marslmll and In one of his rare, serious moments. Duffy will answer on tape. Again, the phone number is Louisville over Wichita State. · Daugherty said of Rich, "He is so sound kept secret. THE ;;oUTH 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Miami over Auburn-You can't make a move agai"lst those Hurricanes. Georgia over Kentucky-Kentucky's quarterback has come down with appendicitis. Houston over Mississippi-Cougars getting tougher all the time. And Louisiana State over Texas Christian, Vanderbilt over Florida, Florida State over South Carolina, Georgia Tech over Tulane, Maryland over North Carolina State, Southern Mississippi over Memphis State, Wake Forest over North Carolina Richmond By Terry Hanratty, Irish quarterback ·over East Carolina, West Virginia over Virginia Tech, William & Mary over VMI, Mississippi State over Tampa and Davidson over Furman. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 THE SOUTHWEST Look Out, Duffy!! Texas over Rice-Longhorns are too much for the Owls. I can tell you of the ability of Texas A&M over Baylor-Aggies are rolling no'v. One of the biggest rivalries in receivers in the country in AI SMU over Texas Tech-Chuck Hixson keeps going. the country will continue Brenner. He is very unusual Rich Saul. He and his twin tomorrow afternoon. Its great because he is one of the few brother, Ron, who plays THE FAR WEST prestiege is apparent from the fellows in major college football offensive guard, were teammates UCLA over Stanford-Uclans up for this one. pub I i c demand to have it who plays both offense and of mine from sixth grade Oregon State over Washington State-Beavers have stronger nationally televised. This year's defense. through high school. We arc offense. game is one of the many good friends off the field, but Washington over Idaho-By at least two touchdowns. Duffy has a veteran ND-MSU battles the tube has we seem to have a difference of And Oregon over Utah, University of Texas at El Paso over quarterback in Bill F era co from picked up, so be looking for the Greensburg, Pa. Feraco had an opinion about who should win Brigham Young, Pacific over Colorado State, Wyoming over New Goodyear Blimp flying over the game tomorrow. Mexico and Utah State over West Texas State. exceptional second half against Spartan Stadium. When the Irish in '67 when he brought THE PROS Another defensive standout Notre Dame and Michigan State the Spartans within 12 points of you might watch for is Don Shula, Baltimore's coach, discovered he didn't have to draw clash, you can throw away all us. Along with Feraco in the All-America candidate Charles any diagrams for his players. They know. without any pictures, records and statistics and look backfield will be Dan Highsmith Bailey who is playing his third Sunday is the day they do or don't. They also know there's only one for a game filled with many and Tommy Love, a pair of straight year as a regular for -to a customer-only one ball club can lead the Coastal Division- and thrills and surprises. runners who will continue the coach Daugherty. if they lose to the Los Angeles Rams, that'll probably be it for this All the teams we have played The Notre Dame team of year. tradition of fleet-footed backs so far have had one platoon on the East Lansing campus. 1968 has broken many records Right now the Rams arc 6-0 and the Colts 5-l. Come 5 p.m. much stronger than the Our opponents also have some already. But there is another Sunday, I think they'll both be 6-1. other-either a tough offense or fine personnel on defense. Coach string we would like to break Dallas over Green Bay-The Cowboys may go to the Super Bowl, a tough defense. But Michigan Parscghian says, "Michigan State tomorrow- The Irish have not but in their book, this is the biggest game of the year. State is the most balanced team has two of the finest linebackers beaten the Spartans in East Cleveland over Atlanta-Bill Nelson is throwing a lot of strikes. on our schedule so far. in the country in Don Law and Lansing since 1949. Look out, .: Chicago over Minnesota-Slowly but surely, the Bears are coming Their defense this season is Rich Saul." Duffy!! back. much different from Spartan St. Louis over New Orleans-Charley Winner looks as if he has the teams we are accustomed to. We Cards finally squared away. will not sec any Bubba Smiths or New York over Washington-The Giants come out of retirement. George Webstcrs. This squad will San Francisco over Detroit-It took awhile, but the Forty-Niners be considerably smaller and ... learned Dick Nolan's complicated system. quicker. Philadelphia over Pittsburgh-Don't get hurt fellas! MSU has one of the best pass