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oca t- ;to te SEA ND THE WAR' ;ain- ages Obituary Vietnam Day Talks vide GONE. TO GR AV EYARDS EVERYONE The following is a "do-it-yourself ()Wittily for all those male SJS students who have died or will die lAii-11-N WILL I HEY I VER LEARN To Seek Solutions in Vietnam in the coming years. Bs. RA I' 1:II.Es and CANIW BELL lessor of psychology, will discuss "Dis- The game is simple. just fill in the appropriate Daily Political Writers sent and Commitment" in the Pacifica names and dates iii the spaces provided. A demonstration, of the people, by Room. Dr. Richard Kilby. professor the people, and for the people, starts of psychology, will discuss "American Marine Cpl. was killed in Vietnam today at 10:30. Military Involvement --How Much and , 19 when the truck in which Although President Richard Nixon How Long?" in the Guadalupe Room. has said, "To allow government policy "Billions for Defense, Peanuts for he was riding struck an enemy mine north of ()ming to be made in the streets would destroy Cities" is the topic in the Costanoan the democratic process," most SJS Room with Dr. William Garvey, from Nam Province students, faculty, and administrators the student counseling service, mod- son of Mr. and Mrs. feel strongly that today's convocation erating. Dr. Frederic Weed, professor is a proper democratic way to express of political science, will discuss "Dis- of , was a 19 graduate of their concern over U.S. involvement sent and the Constitutfan" in the Cala- High School. in the Vietnam war. veras Room, and Or. Robert Sasseen, The convocation begins at 10:30 associate professor of pt finical science, took his basic training at Caul!) Pen- when Associated Students president will moderate a discussion of "The Bill Langan will present a statement Impropriety of a University Sponsored dleton and was transferred to Vietnam in January of support on behalf of the SJS Student Moratorium" in the Almaden Room. Council. Dr. Bruce Ogilvie, master of of 19 MORE ACTION ceremonies for a marathon of five A member of the First Platoon, First Reconais- speeches at the ROTC drilling field, For those who prefer more action Girl.; sance Battalion ACO, Cpl. was due to will then introduce Rep. Don Edwards and less thought, the Student Mobiliza- d call 1D-San Josel, Rep. Paul McCloskey tion Committee ISMC1 has planned a return home this month. (R-San Mateo), Dr. Hobert Burns, march to St. James Park. Marchers Lost Acting SJS President, Dr. Franz Shur- will convene on Seventh Street at 1 Besides bis pareittS, Call is survived by his man from the University of California p.m. and proceed down San Carlos at Berkeley, and Dr. Lewis Gann from Street to First Street. From there, ,quara of . a vi or the Hoover Institute at Stanford. they will go up First to St. James -4340. of ,and his Park. According to SMC co-chairman blond of RAIN? Addle Insel, the march "will be silent aed According to Dr. Lowell Walter, with people wearing black armbands." Call 1 Burial N% ill be this Saturday in Chairman of the Oct. 15 steering com- She explained that if a march permit mittee, the speakers will move to Mor- can be obtained from city council, the Cemetery. Photo by Conrad Malavazos ris Dailey auditorium in the case of march will be in the street. If not, it 1.1 rain. Speeches will be transmitted to will have to be on the sidewalks. only 4 4 lb, It. II, the corridors of the auditorium and to The San Jose Peace Center will have :onrse. the outside area to accomodate as six tables set up around the cafeteria many people as possible. and the ROTC drilling field to distri- daily The speeches will last until approxi- bute postcards. Nov. 15 march in San 1 294. mately 12:30. Pres. Burns has author- Francisco announcements, and other ized the dismissal of classes during war related announcements to students attrac- those hours. camp- and private citizens interested in going Dr. Walter said 6,000 plain white out into the community and "talking postcards will be handed out after peace." ontact the speeches and listeners will be asked to write their own personal comment 'NOTHING NEW A RTAN DAILY about the war on the cards. They will Pres. Nixon has said, "There is be collected and sent airmail special nothing new we can learn from the delivery to Pres. Nixon. Dr. Walter demonstrations." st. Ac- commented that to his Phone knowledge, SJS But the student marchers, the con- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE is the only group planning such action. gressmen, Pres. Burns, and everyone apace. Discussion groups will meet on the involved today know that before the I. Call third floor of the new College Union Vietnam war stops, a lot more "learn- Vol. 57 -42P- SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1969 No. 16 immediately after the speeches. ing" must be done, for no one has Fast. , Dr. Brian Pendleton, assistant pro- answered the most basic question of the . Mrs. Vietnam war. saws, Why? . Rea- Diverse Factions Unite istgate 'Heavy' Rally on Seventh writer CUPB Sponsored por- War Films Honor nodels. Vast Vietnam Moratorium Day Support any Features Radical Leaders Kelso Viet Moratorium By MICHAEL CRONK Hallinan describe the nature of domes- mbrian Despite President Nixon's Vocal Rebuff Daily Wire Editor tic repression in this country. In honor of the Vietnam War Mora- S you There was a "heavy" rally yesterday Using such examples as the "perse- torium, the College Union Program DOR BRA( Is I.:FT 51)11 says he'll marcn, leportedly with Law School, President Nix,m's alma afternoon on campus. cution of the Black Panther Party, and Board will sponsor two films to be 86 per Daily Political %1rilcr his father's consent. maters, are holding demonstrations. A noon time Seventh Street rally, serted his belief that President Richard shown tonight. . Also, M. Nixon is "the most despicable "Some Won't .,er 21. Despite President Richard Nixon's Comedian Woody Allen says he won't Dub Gulley, chairman of the Monitor- called by the Professors Against the Go," is an examination press conference statement that he will perform on Broadway, even though he's iurn Committee at Duke, .said Nixon War I PAW), featured such heavy- man in the United States," and con- of the many facets of draft resistance. cluded his speech by saying "the Nixon not "be affected whatever" by antiwar leaving himself open for a possible law- would be sent a telegram expressing weight radical spokesmen as Terence The film goes into the options of po- Administration and protests, support for Moratorium Day suit. "disappointment and disgust with his Hallinan, prominent San Francisco at- not SDS or any tential drat tees, and describes how they has snowballed to an extent that its The nation's high schools are even policies." torney who was one of the defense other radical group is bringing about a select protests and accept the conflicts confrontation in this country." ro York originators are cheerfully conceding getting into the act, with many follow- A survey of student participation on counsels for the Presidio "27" and the and consequences involved in their :ontaCt choices. they have little hope of coordinating ing the example of the nation's largest campuses in the Bay Area shows varied strikers at San Francisco State Col- MASSIVE the day's activities, public school system, in New York City, activities. President S.I. Hayakawa of lege; Bettina Aptheker, one-time lead- Also included, will be the film, "Viet- and ft, er of the Free Speech Movement at Hallinan urged support for nam: How Did We Get In? How Can after Senators, congressmen, governors, where 1.1 million pupils and their San Francisco State College is calling a confron- U.C. Berkeley; Bob Avakian, SDS na- We Get Out?" The program will begin mayors, city councilmen, and state leg- teachers were told they might skip for "business as usual." tation. He said it should be "not a vio- tional leader, and Black Panther In- lent one, at 8:15 in the Ballroom of the new islators (not Senator H.L. Richard- classes to protest. Acting Chancellor Robert E. Connick but a massive one." ternational Representative Connie Mat- College Union. There will be no admis- son), are joining businessmen, enter- In addition, Moratorium leaders ex- of the University of California at Bob Avakian, SDS leader, explained thews. sion charge. tainers, clergymen, teachers, and most pect support from thousands of sympa- Berkeley said the University will not to the audience his views on the nature of all thizers not allied with any organiza- participate, but left it up to individual of U.S. capitalism in terms of the re- students in what threatens to NOT DEPARTURE be the largest series of nationwide anti- tions. Many protesters around the teachers whether to hold classes. A pression of world peoples. and Black 4ank. war protests ever held. country are expected to wear black march from the UC campus to down- Coming one day before the planned Panther Connie Matthews told the College Union Open On the eve of the demonstration, war armbands to note the more than 40,000 town Berkeley will kick off a noon national moratorium on the Vietnam student gathering that "thc future of critics in congress claimed to have Americans killed in Vietnam, and lists rally. war and the convocation on campus. the world rests with you," and urged enough support to keep the House of of war dead will be read at memori..1 At Stanford, Student Moratorium Mrs. Kurzweil told the gathered stu- them to rally behind the vanguard Usual Hours Today dents that artan Representatives in all-night session. services. leader John Kramer has announced the Vietnam War was not Black Panther Party in its efforts to '1'111, new College Union iin Ninth a departure from American At least 17 senators, including such Meanwhile back on the college cam- formation of 14 committees which will foreign bring about the end of racism and op- Street will be open all day today, from policy but a logical war critics as Edmund Muskie, George puses where it all began, momentum get "6,000 people to 70 different extension of an pression here and abroad. 7 a.m, to midnight. The games area imperialistic system that she described McGovern, Edward Kennedy and Wil- continues to build. Some universities places." Included in the activities will Yesterday's rally was a prelude to will also be open during regular hours, as "insane and "berserk." liam Fulbright, pledged to support the and colleges cancelled classes, while be leafletting and personal contact in the speeches and speakers who will 9 a.m. to midnight. moratorium as long as it remains others have refused to stop normal ac- neighborhoods. Rain forced the rally to be moved take part in the convocation today on Since 2465 the new structure is a public "peaceful, lawful, and nonviolent." tivities. Other campuses throughout the na- inside to Mortis Dailey Auditorium campus, focusing on the Vietnam War, building, it will not close during the Defense Secretary Melvin Laird's Whittier College and Duke university tion report similar activities. where some 350 students listened to and the means to end it. Vietnam Moratorium. President Dismisses Planned Demonstrations as 'Nothing New' President Nixon declared in an Asso- concerned about the war, that some statements in a letter to Randy J. sider his position on the moratorium "If a President- any President enemy who stands in the way of ciated Press dispatch Monday his policy consider U.S. involvement immoral. Dicks. a Georgetown University stu- demonstrations. "It has been my im- allowed his course to Ise set by those pe4iCe." in the Vietnam War will not "be and that many want troops dent, who had challenged him. He Said pression for the who American that it is not unwise demonstrate, he winild betray the "What I'm pleading for is to en- swayed by public and withdrawn at once. he could not abandon his policy "mere- President United States to take trust of all demonstration." of the the rest." courage young people on the 15th of dismissed today's planned protests as "Therefore, there is nothing new we because tff public Ilemunstration." people." the ly note of the will of the Dicks later told newsmen he is ,00:.,4,ber to ask themselves one ques- "nothing new." can learn from the demonstrations," "We are on the road to peace." Nixon 19-year-olci wrote. satisfied with student Nixon's reply. tion," said Sodt. "Whose side are you "To allow government policy to be he said. "The question is whether, in replied. "On Oct. 15, I understand, "There is a clear distinction between Meanwhile, the debate over the Oct. iays made in the streets would destroy the the absence of any new evidence or many will he simply saying: 'I am for public opinion and public demonstra- 15 Moratorium Day continues hot and Scott is asking all those who agree democratic process," and invite an- any new arguments, we should he peace.' I ardently join with all Ameri- tions," Nixon replied. "To listen to heavy. Sen. Hugh Scott (H-Pa.) said with the archy, Nixon said. turned aside front a carefully con- cans in working toward that goal." public opinion is one thine; to he Monday young people participating in President's Vietnam policy The President said the administration sidered course." Dicks' letter, made public by the swayed by public demonstration is today's Vietnam protests should "direct to drive with their headlights on all already kits v.5 that Americans are The President reiterated his earlier White House, asked Nixon to recoil- another ... some ot their energies toward the day today. ?-1" T AV DAVIS Vrkfrsesdrtik. eksorober 1 5 1%11 Staff Comments /SPARTAN DAILY Computerized By El/ CROL CH SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE loo 1 of Oct. 15 usehirls just may be a nal' al holiday I I will give the JIM 1111O I 11 Fliitorr MI i i NV BERGER Ad,'. Manager approximatel s 211,1100 people who read the Spariall Daily a chance to know uun opin- ion of the 11 an. For reason, my local draft hoard doesn't like me. so riti among the very Staff Comments fortunate who don't has e to worry about life in the jungles. Goneral Hershes bar% retirement made me ecstatic. Vs holier it was a step in the Everyone's Worry right dire, ' . we won't know until after :dentine', ILI!. ItiN1 !.ear.

I fix el,, int opinion on the an ... is Us .1 'NI Dill It1;11i11\ this supposed to be 25 words- or less? Any - I 111,-- .4.110,1114 011 1111- C.11111/11.. ill 111i with an NI -Ii. in hand. borders on the was , I don't mean to get overwhelmed with [Dillard I the president. not the dog 11.01.414 .0 1,10141 ati our. 11,141112 ludicrous. But is the taking of another% in the old college union! git log Lewis his 141 -411114. i111111-11 I 11 111111111A 111.11 111-1111 11- life not al... 'tuberous? A iiiuire intelligent ileeiion if there is walking papers. but I'm proud of him. 1111 1 1,011 \I. 11..1111. Ii 11011111 fie torn -el 41111% ek4/11111 1/1 to ithdraw Toot' troops per Back to the question at hand: the War 111.1i es. rs one like to end the week_ coniimialls. until are left. and how to so's.. it. Well. 1 really think St ar. These troops wool.' be brought home: 1101 we should Irate it up to 1)r. John Voe- 1 iu.i Iii i- lens .1 led as eier% 111111/V11 to 'leash\ 1-1.111.1 to Ile 111.- odsks. I le's the fellow who has "compu- terized- wars within OM' or two per n On doing general 11111 1.11 iii I:111 -r 11.111'. cent. 11.11i1-. esers..... 11.1, a -.AS111111111- 141 111, 1 11,11 11'1 \i%,111 41,11 directls with That is to say that Dr. John can tell us up to 1 13 ths ahead of time who will he S. II111.41 .1,1 .'r- iii .111111e 1.114111.11i Inuit alai tori.i...1 Paris and its table. Let Nixon .111,11114T. 11.. the witlodrass.11 h. 211 1111. Vi1.1 Cong.. or Li lled. when. where. and how. 11 1\ cud- would lie a gro- \simmer 1111 11111 lik1... 11111 Of 1 Just think. it might be possible for Dr. V ili,igneti to the .41 111.11 .111 110-111i114.. ee 011111 1.1111. intl luu sun you will be shot on April I, 1971, at j11,4 "Why, the emperor doesn't have any new Vietnam plan at all!" .111 i111111,41iale .11111 (411111111.11 our ills is 11:34 a.m_ by a sniper's bullet, in Quong- .1r m .1 here a solution Iii- dormant. If Damn 'talks. then let President Thieli bmgLong-Wrong-Song, Vietnam. 1 ...ii -till rim...tither his high school handle the. problem. NN e has e let ii iii, hate Nleanw bile. back at the ri It. 1..t's just its - leaelier -as ing lie dill not hase to our hill s. our ails lee. our bombs. and Stall Comments see if Oct. 15 will make any significant dif- ssorrs about the tsar. it 1,1111111 hot 1.:111 551- is er forget that he has had our ference in when the War will end. 111 hods that %soul.' lie on a riee padds lises? Remember_ don't go to class, drive your ill .411/11 1140111):11-11441 terrain., %% it'll .1111100111. !lase sm. eser thought about being House May Be Pulled Down car with the lights on, and carry a sign. It Il-s 11,2 111 .114011 114114.. 1111'01101 Ili111. dead? I 110 11111 1111111 a hit uirai death. In- might do the trick. ..1111 it ee .1- Ille 5s Ilrre . I sa.i it stead. I .1- horrible as has ing sour By Jt/Il \ NIcl.k1 After all, set's e tried eterything else. es er5.)111", ssorrs. though We 111ile all 61. nat at 111/1.111-11 111 1.1111.1 emir spleen, in- Goodnight 1.1111ri.iii.e. Niek. Jnn and 0e- is.. W.:1r greatest crime \ow witness the greatest tragedy of all .111111 aml of %s ill Lite testinal tract and liter. Is Mg disoriented ;mil mere lllll OW 1111 Local ISO, mh against hionaniis, defensise tsar, . N ietnam. Greatest live:nose it is a war worrs arts mor’. before tour owl) ,11 tii.ui yin, could and 1)2, koepisiot of the Draft. lie few wanted. Greatest because the most Keeping hi- idea in mind. perltaps 111'. watch what onee kept son alit... die la.fore "hid' aggre"i is 1111' .4.1 1 ..rime against mankind. erful nation on earth has been cast as 1 .s. -boold hate 11. polies inak..rs fight sitar uses, Th.. stanstie ..1 ieinam m here the s Main who c pulsisely ails :owes the ssai- 'hes enter. for "our- -ake. NN oill.1 Tile '4:1121111 goternment ha- had its between these two. plot o)f this insane melodrama. Meaningless? thus -till enter them if dies %s. -re the 11114`. ehanee with our help. 1.1.1 1111'111 111.1. their us . staiistie? 'i 111,15 the Im- Onr national leaders. frequently contor- ss I/0 e1 11111,1 11.1e t Ill 1:114. ill! 1111.1,11 1.111.111e. own list-,. now It is erne'. NN ar iis cliehe Us .1 KENN ON man mind is ineapahle of ,_ra-ping such tionists of -truth. I llllll and the American 1111"kill2 111'161111 .1 hill. reads ing himself hell. but it i- their hell. If we had 10 i bele-ale :daughter a- Irat!cils. \\ e can was.- hase doggedly stuck to proimol and Lei it be remembered that on Oct. 15, to make our polies maker a 1114.11 pill of get ii.. 55. now bast' to get out or Saigon tinder-Lind Iratilt. 1.11.1111e. UV Vail 1111.1.,i11 illg 1:111.14.s to insure an "honorable'. as (ill esery (it her flay during the messy possder-Inirm.l. unquitering proto- sill ruts ti be a mature self-dependent ha- ee 1111 Ill, IiiIr1111. I II :1 peare. Nom. base succeeded. Perhaps none conflict in Vietnam, that hundreds plasm? l'er11.11.- 'hot. l’irliaps the milt . Iwe continue. 1/11f Ilati1111 111:1 lieser of see It the iraged lie.ing it Iuuseil eter Nil!. The war, likely. will die of young 111141 are being maimed Ne:11-. Oi es1111141 1111er mules such C11111111- own iliat maturity and self-relianee again. its and 13ut ue cannot rime lo grips with own ponderous weight, when it becomes murdered. .1.1111,. %SWIM 111- 11111'._ if' siteli ani- N't e are Ill.. st powerful nation in the 10.0011 bodie- being flown home., unprofitable. If :111:e mi. mal- exist. world, but is I. cannot spread ourselves forgets that on the day of con. draped with -1 11.1 obotisand NOW consider the Great (Will This idea of perhar. an aging and rick- ttttt 111 III, world's trouble spots as if we American Pub. and protest. their cause is of no fins- hit. :Ilse public_ through meaning. ets 111.111 likl 1?1'll. .101111 1114 were soft butler. VI 11 don't vie try to he sifilik"I` "1""kii1 1" its cast bulk of And, the young men that will die erasing the .-'' ii,uuuuuuils il sumis vale off indifference. 'mist share some re. might as well not have Speaker of Ili.. 1 1..11s... dressed in tho most intelligent nation in the world? of the lived. the map. N here is the irageds in that? sponsibility for perpetuating this conflict. 11.- milt a statistic. It lieemites tragedy only Idle sharing lllll e of the blame. it must when we are closels a..quainied with one also be added that the American public of Ihme st iped out. has been play ell for a stocker. Why Wars? Iappv Birthday if 1,,11,? Shannon Perhaps. Iltit_ net ertheless. As a whole, the American public is fat Us DA1.1.1 SNI I LEY true. tend 111 forget ci llie most and lethargic. an asset tosvard internal sta- Ils II. L. BE %OLE shocking rums quickls. NN Iiiiafra, bility but st detrinsent when the tricksters Why does God let wars happen? How where thousands are -tars ing and dying Ins to) ride herd (Jul us. can He watch the horrors of Vietnam? I 4.1Ia -111111111 usa .14111(1(.11W 1111e for elearl. What %%ill -he ....? One,. the slatistie of India. eeliire As for Doesn't life mean Ii will be one of milestones. ar 1)41111 kiio%s if laniin.Hing plastic burns the lllll ratoritons. Ise will continue anything to Him? thole-ands lite i,ml diu in the streets. This Perplexing quest. NI..ritorillin'f perhaps. 1/ids Nixon isn't hot er slim or at all. It might just drip !lasing sit-ins, speak-ins. protests and mono- s, hut the answers is .1 fact Of life. .irid fact-- has.. a peculiar toriums are simple. Mall. who has a 1.111.:. plasti.. all inn Ins shoe and lease the card as long as the country's leaders completely habit of beeoming isties, h takes the gise Its free will and can Ho. I ...le slightls relaxing hi- grasp ioshlf intact kitula like the War, me.sy cause make what choices. he Mood Heels. Ito Ilti- .1.11r. ii and iinfini.1)...1. -imply. ,t 11,1th,-tot 15elitte Ii may only be a matter of time before, pleases. creates his own hell on earth. Sim- ,,ottoterei,11 to ht-to obi. sort of news home some ius huh for 1;oil atiul cootilr --II, -Icel.- calmly and eat. often: she trickster of the right or left pulls the ple nian watches Vietnam and glances the 111 11, real house down other direction. for life means little to him doilil I ... free -ort auralc. need-ion:illy 411111 cries 55 111111 Mall or around our ears. \lore - SI...on. kolas is my daughter's wet or l,oIhi she knows luso. and has no who stirs up wars everyday. Meanwhile. lortlidas. swek ui1.1 . 1 )11111. fear. -.1u olou .111 know al I sears. iel. God. forced to take a sup- V.414... 0111. I A.1111411, e, 11.11 .12. .1101 111. 5,11111 Tliere'. a possibility that it's illegal io porting role in the world He created, tears? 1111. 1S.11' 4'1141. or es 111'11 the 1lust 11111 slants. burn an epired military II/ eard l'ol Slaughter Begins at Home weeps. And who can dry those His "weapon" thiltkoig ahoin bortior ms better check. Esen if it were. though. N1 r. God's message is peace. presence joy - yet man II/ card todas .1- ntlodie 'Nixon wouldn't hear ahoui it - he doesn't By ISABEL DURO\ love and His drass back is dial. draft %% alit to soundly rejects all three. God has done I am a female. Therefore I need not slaughter, but that slaughter begins here ill part, but is suffocating in snan's heart. ea rd.. Ill...id. are 1.111.11...i...1 And if he yould hear my halsy's cry. His fear the draft. I has) three brother.. One Ameriea. in many He has died, but who 'Ate truss ii Ilan it's already \shout she does find out about war, he still Indeed, safe year. The Chicanos hate been forced to en- pr -Its 1..i12. 1,1i -wiling and [origin_ liir wouldn't listen he doesn't want to spent two in the soul ice. at 11111110 killed Him? dure the indignities the white man has ise. %sole .1% %Ite 11.14.. 111 see moor'. knons iota in Europe: the other two .1 re still in Oftenoinns, in a given situation, a per- perpetuated since he to erran the Spanish 8011 Will ask, "Nll'hat can I olo?" For start- high sel I. Therefore. I noed not fear the territories of du. Southwest many genera- ers, he can care -- about Vietnam and olraf t. ' s ago. al t all wars within man. He can display I am a War Now Concerns Me' Chiearia. \laity of mv people's Forced to labor like a common aninial that concern by laying down Isis guns and sons have been draft, .1 and killed or down 1111 Ili!. knees. the Chicano is left out giving his hand ho his brother. 11 111i0ORS mounded. let. I 1111 111)1 11:11’ 1111. draft. of the American mainstream of progress Ploase care today, for God's sake. . 1114111:111 u. lie ..:: immy things in life, a per.on %% fling. and all that %%hen the war was going still ...le. -11.11111%, W - education_ evonomic and political du... not cuticorto himself %snit full scale right after Johnson took office. an. base ',too i ut i-on1/10--1,iiir Mothers Itrogress. %sill say. -1 sone lioe2, mild he is direcil% indireell% hiiut tunis because then, it was the Majority 011 .11, 1111'ke s 4111 111.4 110 Forced out of a MI-sic:in-oriented home RTAN DA I LY brother. has.. 110 ins f. opinions of Ilse counirs that %% hat we were .1111- 10 111/-1! \ le 11141111e into the ssloite English world. the Chicano SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ’1 the 1.-1-1. %%1111 toe ;mil the let - doing was right. Will ',sue. 011 are not a (ilk:init. 1 oll stoodont must eope with two languages. two Second Cass postage paid at San Jose, CillifOrnie. now %%ar. I .limined the I1111 4-s1.11 er% ai %%hat Iltis. %%lir Member of California Newspaper Publishers Amnia.. protestors at first, because cultures, 111111 leil) authorities, his parents San Jess State ha- done lion. Published daily by students of lI,-1,iru uuu,ss, s% 11111. of a battle there itaiiiii, the majority opitti tttt was not to and his teachers. College. except Saturday and Sunday, during college not necessarily 1..11111. 11’ I -ion. it had got to be. ui their fator. I tteser gave a II there i- .11 line There i- There aided year. The opinions expressed herein are glut to Because the (lulu-s student is mot those of the Associated Student Body, the College Ad- so ',olio.. 111%111112 .1111111t 1111.111. 111.11 1 !Winking for nis self. Sort of like a Ail(' is (Mirage. I berailse I cannot nor understood in a white world anol in ministration, or the Department of Journalism and Ad- on a remainder- ee1/11111 i111111111.1 11,111e -11111 it off iii Ills , lien he hears Ins parents talk about their imagine th. terroi- nor feel the 111-111 of a boI I and joins vertising. Subscription accepted only Ii,, %visite school. Ise lags of-semester basis. Full academic year, $9: each Semi. \la% lie matter of joht heona porn ieal aff illations. or whom' iloos’re going %tar outside the dimen-ions of this college. the statistics of high school droi Is. He ter, $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Phon 2386. Ad- tired of lie iring .olsoni them. I'd al -0 find s "le for. moil immediately that child this vitt, this emintry. incentive and motivation to go on 294.644-Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, loses vertising Ert. 2081. 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Glebe nos -elf skimming on er articles in the paper calIs- himself what lois parents are, and is I feel lo...... me boys have gone to to a higher education. The only resource Printing Co., 1445 S. First St. alloot battle- lought. 'No moru . the war going to "soup- for %%kit Hie% s tIe fOr. war and sebum,' ss "Omni legs. arms, tlu left to hi to is the military which lie joins JIM BROADY _. MURRAY MM. 11111re 111.111 yr. e %erns IOC 'hue war %% ill soon 'ern me. It will ability 111 111.1..1111: Or into which he is drafted. EditorAdvertising Manager BERGER human vegetables. Many Day Editor TERRY PENNEL Nioto. svith his recent viMeer11 1111% as it s11011111 Ilase erned boy. bile l 11.111r111.11 111191 ss WI all 4.14.11.1.11,1S But the Chicanos are noi the only minor- News Editor JUDY RICKARD _ - iti s troops. ha- entlni-ed 41 lona time ago. Ill be reading of 111 lie,'. 2iel and %ill' a long. hard battle ahead. The Editor DIANE McNUTT learn. Ai.Ne"EeEdifo- MARSHA GREEN me. I hay... within past uur. 111,11 which s illaa.... toysii. or citie- %sere at- My lo.. lie. in nos ithebilits los gise help Blacks. too, are fighting to throw off the tpyEdilor=LINDAGiFFonD compleoels oppo..ed to the Sear. but nese! tacked. and polling 4.% 1'11 more for all and ii) the neiols. to cure chains which kept them bending low just Sports Editor ...... llll ...... _...... KEWVIANLTDOyons! the drug addict. Ii, Fine Arts Editor ...... --*----- so much .1. iiii%%. I base boo faith in In:, ims prob-is against the war. stop crime in It u- .treets. oi) Polon-ate the over 100 years ago. Campus Life Editor CRAIG EVANS recent on..ye though. because ttttt re troop - It,, stun still conicer» me. Nlv brother is ignorant. but paroieularls 111 Joe Dave that convocation which calls for MICHAEL CRONK arouse WhaireturEdEitdoirtor . - -- .-.. MAIRRRYU. CL4OBRERAAEIDLLLLEYES keep going ocr. iii, I lllll re krill being sent oiler. 11. jo-t too load that it hail Citizen io) the in-'', in our own country. the end of that war far off in Nieman'. College Liaison Editor

to take this to make mo really %sant to I feel outrage liecauw tuts people. the But remember. while you're doing that, Public Relations Director Photo Editor BILL VARIE I was a flag waver. my country right or get involsed. Chicanos, are pushool like lanshis to the the WAR'S MUCH CLOSIli TO HOME. Chief Photographer VINCE CAMAGNA

a .,--","---- - mr-Nr.--i Wednesday. Detober 15. 1969 SPART tN HAITI .1 FREE Rneklet The Question Man COMPUTER CAREERS Titl-F IWOOKE BROOKS and BOB BRACKETT Vietnam No Concern SUNDAY, OCTOCLA 19 11054 would nu end The war in Vietnam? 0: IS 'dorm. r The Eve of Destruction" nay it I find B.. i,Misus, BILL TENNISON, senior, business: Of Blacks, Browns the 5:43 -iiii s I 1.11u -Pre-Marital Relationships" sa.a I l o C should have the Vietnamese ,! , I. I I II. The war is here at home. This Confederal ion I MASC it brouulli the at -1 It tald. tocr till the fighting, and then send them seems to be the feeling of both It down to the community 1(0 ,1 (BOTH IN TRI-C ['LUG., 3rd & SAN ANTONIO) inone. and supplies. I think it will take at Black anti Chicano leaders on as he explained there was (let. 31- \ 0%. 2 lien- tt it li.11%,,,Id I Park least a year to end the war. I don't think we campus. movement by Chicanos to slop t are going to do it any faster." rani "I sympathize and empathize the draft because it is more in, Eery with the war," said Humberto portant to recognizr the inanoll Garza, director of the Brown ate iota needs of the Chicano ape-t- XEROX COPIES i 1.ZI ',I, junior, Educational Opportunity Pro- psychology: in the community. Answers Your Questions t, t 11Ip withdrawal I now!). Divert gram IEOP), "but we have to "We are against the war side 3c as those being used on 'Opera stait here at the local level." Vietnam." he. insisted, "but prita , About: of Ameri- thr OVER pt.' to aid in rebuilding Vietnam.' The war is a waste ties are here in San Jose." Salaries can resources and energies and Juan Antu, former sophomeo. Jo tr Opportunities if ter 50 A. the Blacks in the war are needed ASB representative and cow,- Career Advancement here at home to help solve the selor in Brown EOP, pointed hid Training Requirements . is tl %RION (IOHEN, senior. history: OFFSET PRINTING 100 COPIES $3 25 problems of their people and the that Train on Computer Tht /9:is I would end it would be tor the Vietnam and the barrio it, IBM 360 tri urban crisis, expressed Dr. Leon- copy Vethatuese Communist. party to organize a pretty much the same. except. "II, center ard Jeffries, rill ector of the Black CALL 286-9622 flied (3000WFILI t !evolution, and establish a working the barrio we aren't helm. 39 E. SANTA CLARA ST. 012nd) $AN iOSE 295 4961 Studies program. dog ,.ertiment and keep the U.S. out." bombed." " Or CLIP and Mall romps' -I I'm not against war," said Glen Not physically, anyway his Toney, director of the Black Edu- offered. "The mass media I. cational Opportunity Program erne I 95 11.1,1 junior. economies: ing to suck up our culture." A'ar EOPI, "hut I'm against the A/C1 I d - .2)ir jit saran cc -Agency If there's no troops Glen Toney isn't satisfied with Black people being over there, [rink u eat] anybody fight?" the "pie in the sky- Whites have Noma SPECIAL RATES FOR UNDER 25's Vue- fight inc tor principles not ap- continued to hold out to the NO DRIVERS REFUSEDFILINGS MADE plied to them." Browns and Blacks. twit- Clv lull LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS He itt,ids iti,1 as Garza does "More and more Blacks and rent. about the Chiranos, that the AUTOMOTORCYCLESRENTER’S INSUR. Browns are dying over there hot ' A tip Black people are fighting and when once the war is over tht rime oso HEALTHLIFE KAZEN MANSOR, junior, radio and TV,: Whites and White Am- II be .lust pull out everybody. That's the only w:Q. motectine come home to the same thins. TELEPHONE erica mes there, in Vietnam only first one fired, last one hired. - 7851101 259-9191 We just shouldn't be there in the first place " lostSchoolGocloComploatol tit be opposed by those very peo- he concluded. eriAsIt Ir. V I 7/IT NA IV Ill '11 Mitt SO. IIITE \\11’111 SAN JOSE., CA1.11.. ple her' in the United States. The preponderance of AUTOMATION I. at sophomore so- Luis Viniegra, and Browns in the draftable INSTITUTE long- itiN Itnt:siN frt psychology: etology 11./i' ii and a member of bracket stems from their being 25 N. 14th. San Jose 95112 ’. \\ Not only military, Stork-. the Mexican -American high school dropouts or not pur- An Educational Affiliate addition I of iirionomic ties as well. In suing a higher education. just whatever ,. should agree to recognize The problem here is the educa- I (lilt CONTROL DATA government becomes a stabilized order." tion or more likely the mis-edu- Booters vs. SCU cation of the Browns when they CORPORATION your are in school, Viniegra ,tsserted. MASOUll EHSAN. Junior, industrial engineer- The Spartans' unbeaten soccer n. It ing: team travels to nearhy Buck -I think Nixon is doing a real good thing by Shaw Stadium tonight to take on he. trying to disengage. This war is between Santa Clara University in an 8 p.m. West Coast Intercollegiate (he. Vietnamese." THE WAREHOUSE Soccer Conference match. I, 61 SiS Drama Dept. Presents Coach Julie Menendez expects a tough giant` from the Broncos. SWINGS LIKE A PENDULUM "DO" G.11. Shaw,' Clas-ii Comedy PAT LILLEY, senior, French: 1-1-1 tin the season, who are "al- "I don't think it's our war at all. It belongs ways up for us." SJS will be (how about you?) to the Vietnamese. I would pull out right now. seeking its sixth consecutive win We could possibly continue to give technical and third straight shutout, hav- Cae,:far & Cleopatra our men shouldn't be blanked UOP 3-0 and Cal help or supplies, but ing THE WAREHOUSE 09(1 I here," State (Hayward) 6-0 in its last 1760 So. 7th kt. 21. '25. 29. 30. 31. No% . I ova outings. . 15, f{:i5 P.1i. Coilvgn Theati-l iessy s of RESE9VATIONS and 294-6414 EXT. 2600 Council Backs Convocation eon- 13 ( lc DY garding the convocation. Council later agreed to send a given moral letter to Sen. H.L. Richardson if no Diii1.3 ritcr Council has also support to today's activities by IR-Arcadial explaining that it die Alt hough the Ass, el. ited Stu- I endorsing the Academic Council was Academic Council, not Pres. dents i A.S. I Student Council did resolution and setting up an AS, Burns, who requested the convo- I not init kite today's convocation to coalition against the war. cation. end the war in Vietnam, it has Further, permission has been Pres. Burns hail been under had significant financial influence given to all paid employees of fire because many felt he had ini- ,,.i.r the program, the Associated Students to ob- tiated plans for the activities, TheACTION lip AI first, outwit allocated up to serve the moratorium without a when in fact, he merely approved ..!..500 specifically for the pro- cut in their pay. them. MAN I1/IS alid spi :Ili/Ts. After the .\ How ,.;,Inctil zeeinumendation went to Slacks tam? LOVE. is here to Stay the Special Allocations Commit- tee, however, the amount was \ wr .,,,111. Nhiliy toucli,ls cut to $1.000 reserved matching iwers funds to be matched either by the- N.,,tf 1.(trestick t;hiNsv.s '( RENT etely FOR Academie Council or the college Hot.ident's offiro with priority of s tis he Neu. light Lorestick,-; k no expense for speakers. Interim TV' Sim- AVAILABLE NOW AT ' TruasUrer Dave Anderson ex- Special Student Rates s the 10th STREET PHARMACY plained the :anion' was liltbe- ,him , 10th & Santa Clara cause it vus found the $2,500 was PER MONTH mil needed. $9.00 294-9131 1Nsi Weilnesilay's council 377-7935 sup- % Al moot intt. ii /5i',.1,ritlet1 to put s toted, k no stipillatiim of ma telling funds 1 ..,; ou st 1,1, .1110(%1111111, since . I ,. ail. iii Hobert W. PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT CLASS man ..e...V.V.:41.1.1r- -torvittre.160:0000e ...COGOIOZOOrf ..r. ...trifis:42i I torn, 11.i, I,',' it pin, -11Tell re- done ONLY p'i.Iicnl political political FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS wart. who EACH MONDAY EVENING, 7:00 P.M. (NO CHARGE) per. start. FIRST MEETING, OCTOBER 20TH and splay THE AQUARIAN FELLOWSHIP s and 965 PARK AVENUE SAN JOSE

sertaf.e Help yourself to the extra slirn continental styling Kisses of A-1 RACERS in the new 'Galaxy' fabric. In ifornie. a mach.- , sizzling line-up at fivo State 995ohe,....., new colors. college emptily co Ad- nd Ad- RI a some.. Racers . Phone A aid 16. Ad- Globe can be real trouble if they leave telltale smudous on your tOADY collar. But don't let those lipstick stains embarrass you. ERGER Just get that stubborn smudge to us iis quickly as you can. ENNEL KETTMANN'S :KARD In most Cases we can make it disappisar. 133111:. i \ NT I 1. \ It ’1’. cNUTT 2.REEN 10. DISCOUNT WITH ASII CARD lieh% 31.4 :1111 FFORD DOYLE Open 9:30 to 0:30 Dads i Ill YOST EVANS :RONK REILLY MALES master charge lEADLE CLEANING CENTER VARIE nvirme 266 East Santo Clara (next to Lucky Market) 287-0933 t IAGNA "ill foe In I I '5 I riitiverned illillS 0111.11- ill Ills erlising I wooasssI sr.-soccer-co- 4-RPARTAN DAILY Wednesday. Oetober TictgAct PORTABLE Try THE TYPEWRITERS Spivey's Petition Asking Release Irtit 19.95 ILLEGITIMATE r RENTALS AT STUDENT RATES FOUNTAIN , MOM charge W. are service spec:al.:is for SCM Airman To Circulate ei,,cir:c typewr:ters. Of FE 1TURES THEATER ... ! -1 \ lil NW- years; .: than The family of Lt. Everett Al- any is now HUNTERb ,,1 Creamy Milk varez has sent out a plea for help American .2: any war, lb captured Aug. 5, 1964. whin 71 F. Sao Fernando "I .1.111% Z 9-1 ii to obtain his immediate release Shakes 45c plane was shot down over Ito. DOING THEIR THING as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. Gulf of Tonkin, North Vietnam I Lt. Alvarez was captured two "Eloping that this matter will I at Rickey's in Palo Alto Colleqe Union Prooram Board Sodalicious days after the start of the war. receive your immediate attention I and thus remains the longest -held we remain. Respectfully, Cor: COME !N AND DO IT WITH US presents 45c American of any war. cerned Citizens." I ON II 11.111. petition directed to Pt esident The petition will Ix' A 1219 Iil 327-112Ii 1 on a Delicious Nixon will be circulated around national basis. It +- J Ztii r'e 011(111 the SJS campus which will read: Mica! in nature, alai "Mr. President: We the under- ported by both liberals and ('(II Sundaes 45c signed of this petition, do respect- set vat ives I San Jose liberal, RIDERS OF TIE PURPLE SliCF. fully demand that more forceful Vaseoncellos and Don 1.:11. with Jerry Garcia & Mickci Hart of :he C.,-lts?ful Dead Banana and immediate positive action be and conservative LOS A!, taken on behalf of the release Congressman Charles Teagiu THE FOURTH WAY of U. Everett Alvarez Jr., USN. The petition will he riv',1 Spccial 85c and other prisonets of war. for signatules on the table College Union Friday, Oct. 17 "We feel that it is your moral from the Spartan Booksto, - Ballroom 9 P.M. to I A.M. obligation as head of our govern- week. Alvarez's family mends I- $,PiVEY'S ment to take the necessary action will be available for disco - Adm: $1.50 Students -$2.00 Gen. Public to effect his immediate release. and will supply interest( :I memlx'i 12,1 Tickets on sale at the door L.-sant:I I :Lira St. "Lt. Everett Alvarez Jr. has dents or faculty been held prisoner for over five Ii rther infromiation, JergrallintOPPOOOMMINVINNWN* _ awahassusswAsAlliall: -CIL . (14,4iitalr.7...... ,,,tao :7:: ..., .....7..../..t.. . WHERE CAN YOU GET !O% BEST WAY TO START ,i A SAVINGS ACCOUNT _ i 'I ....', ' .1,...... :_.. OFF ON REGULAR PRICES'? No Otnera. P Si' C,;.: .,..,...s ....,,..;' EOE HIMSL VOLKSWAGEN OUR !AY-AWAY - BlNIPMPlir.--F,!".. -- PAYLESS CLEANERS USE 751 E. Santa Clara

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NEEDH)? DI) IT )(H. i(suiv! Featuring TYPEWRITERS RENTED Protesters Maintain Silent Vigil * JOINT \ ENTURE Special Student Rental Rates * I IR( .K NI()IiTON ",13.111) 11011ill * PETER I' \T NI) THE PITS II.. Portable Against Vietnam Involvement Admission 51.50 Guys ALL GIRLS FREE Can Pe Typewriter Co. Hy GREG .101INsON Iii violence has not gone over- silent vigil. One Thursday a ser - slat, %Vriler looked in the actions of e%eryone %iceman stood in silence for ii T111 1. I WT. 17th -- COLD BLOOD 24 South Second istablished 1900 :.93-63K is contradiction of who hates the war. hour. oaa or4 iolence as a protest Every Thursday, from noon to Violence only serves to de- 1 p.m. a silent vigil stands m.)- humanize those who are agains' tionless at the corner of First you, says Collins. and Santa Clara Streets, four "Man is basically non-violeni; blocks from campus. They have says Collins. "You have to lie CONTRA COSTA COUNTY been standing there every Thurs- a fellow to make him join the HAS EXCELLENT VAUGHN dny for three years with the ex- service. You have to de-humanize nIdion of one Thanksgiving. a man for the Marines, to mak, CAREER POSITIONS IN him a potent fiOiter," Their signs read: "Until Ameri- cans stop hIling and being killed Personnel, Management and Civil Engineering in Vietnam" A 1,,1_,,r- ,,nt,,t.,e will be on campus reeop=-"40"You are not just ,,terview October 23 & 24 "You' been doing this for GET ACQUAINTED some time, said a recent passerby another number at I. ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST ($693-841) Entrance level in with a jeering expression. personnel and business administration with several new posi- 3 3 The small grotto of protestors tions to be filled. Requires a degree in business or public DAYS DAYS nodded cordial ly administration, economics or political science. Weeethi an opportunity \ ONLY ONLY) "Time to go home," the pass- 2. ACCOUNTANT -AUDITOR ($693-841) Offers SALE er's tone became resentful. Most Ice Cream to gain valuable experience in auditing, general, or depart- accounting. Requires a degree in accounting or busi- members of the group continued : & Restaurant 2 mental to smile. One member, breaking ness administration. SUITS... an informal stipulation, whis- 3. CIVIL/HYDRAULIC ENGINEER ($80I-1383) Is the first step Try our in the professional engineering series. Requires a degree in ALL new Fall arrivals of pered "Thank you." hand packed civil engineering. Natural Shoulder Suits "The idea is to stand there and say nothing," says George ice cream I-or iipplications and fortlicr information contact 89.50 to 100.00 Suits L. Collins, who represents the I Dirk Gearhart or Bill Hay 4488 17 E. PHONE: Contra Costa Comit CI%ilService the 3 DAYS ONLY Bay Area section of Fellow- ship of Reconciliation, an inter- SANTA CLARA 286-8331 His 710 110.00 to 120.00 Suits 5488 national organization committed Open 10 a.m.-11p.m. Martinez. California 94553 Daily 228-3I0i0L ext. 2013 3 DAYS ONLY to non-violence. The vigil simply acts as a non-threatening, human ....- ..,14 signpost, holding a number of sim- ple signs containing no catchy or SPORTCOATS coy remarks. There is no shout- Reg. 45.50 to 69.50 1/3, ing, no jeeting, no rough sport. 3 DAY SPECIAL . . PRICE Collins has been a Baptist Col- GRODIIIIIS lege Minister for nine years, and is a member of the seminar on Sweaters . . . NOW Short Sleeve Shirts non-violence being taught in the 27 50 Sport and Dress, Values to 9.95 10 95 to 388 Experimental College. He came to 3 DAY SPECIAL PRICE 3 DAYS ONLY 1/2 realize his non-violent philosophy shortly after being a 2nd Lieu- Slacks . . . 3 Day Special tenant of the 144th machine gun All Dress Slacks battalion during World War I. $14.95 to $32.50 Now 50% Off In 1920 he resigned himself to passivism. No Layaways Students "Why don't you talk?" asked a No Exchanges 3 DAYS ONLY Faculty policeman. Collins feels that a verbal ap- Na Refunds THUR., FRI., SAT., OCT. 16-17-18 Employee:. peal to people can threaten their intelligence, force them to react DISCOUNT ON ALL their wishes and build 5% MERCHANDISE against resentment against the protestor. UNIVERSITY NIEN's SHOPS There is no threat in the silent PANE CREDIT CARDS WELCOME (31 7927 protest, People merely approach us, observe us and leave thinking 4- AT SATHER GATE about the war, he said. There Is no way of telling how effective OPEN THURS. & FRI. TILL 9:00 this method is, because a silent vigil gets little or no verbal re- action. Anyone is welcome to join thy From outer space to inner earth.

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United Technology Center In addition, UTC has a continuous program to ALMADEN FASHION PLAZA develop and market by-products of its aerospace VALLEY FAIR CENTER UTiI RAFT CORPORA,C,1 activities. From the knowledge gained in work with SAN ANTONIO CENTER FREMONT FASHION CENTER glass fiber rocket motor cases, UTC developed and is now mass-producingthe first Significant SUNNw/ALLA. CALtfORNIA Shop Monday through Friday nights plenty of free parking 8SPARTAN DAILY Wedr^',11Y, ()etcher 15. 1919 Support your Conscientious Objection Instead of Military local florist. Itt ( K.%I(i EVANS exerted iin draft age men. most draft age men In t think "l'he least the registrant knows love and understanding that can applying for a conscientious ob- The payoff, Dail) VIiiiiptiss LiTe Editor Becau4 of this pressure from of becoming a conscientious ob- about the draft the better it op- exist between men. jector status, either for non-com- As the Vietnam War lumbers the draft, many men are search- jector until they're confronted erates.'" "One of the largest decisions batant duty or civilian service. ing for alternatives along. :In increasin.2 to participa- with the draft. "If a person never Cushing continued that "not a man has to make in his life is he should first go see a draft tion in the military. seriously considers killing people knowing the altet native of con- whether he is going to be for vio- counsellor and test his convic- One alternative is conscientious until he's drafted he's in a lot scientious objection, I entered lence and force to attain his tions. objection opposition to war be- of trouble because he has to com- the Marine Corps Reserves be- goals or whether He should also SPECIAL DISCO( he's going to get a sample cause of religious training and pile supporting letters, resea eh cause em n that situation I would be for love and peace." copy of the conscientious obje('- FACULTY beliefs. and introspective thought in a be the least likely to be sent to tors' form and buy a copy of the LOWER LEVEL STUDENTS According to Gary Cushing, very short time. Vietnam. "Handbook for Conscientious Ob- ALUMNI junior sociology major, presently "My Randy Kern, graduate sociol- jectors." 'DRAFT UNFAIR' not wanting to be sent to applying for conscientious objec- Vietnam was an objection to a ogy major who has just received More information can be ob- tor status. "If one really sits "In our society we're not pre- his C.O., said, "Unfortunately, MOVIE & STILL particular war; the Vietnam war. tained by writing the Central down and looks at the hate and pared to meet the question of But two years later I find myself one of the tragedies of conscien- Committee on Conscientious Ob- * Cameras * Supplies destruction in our world, we whether we are going to take a opposed to all war and violence. tious objection is that one is life or not. That's why the draft jection, 437 Market St., San * Projectors * Equipment realize we're truly on the eve "My training in the Marine forced to come down to the level of destruction. is unfair. Corps lead me to realize that of the draft board with his so- Francisco or by making an ap- DEVELOP:NG - PRINTING "Yeung people all over the "As a Christian society we're my material existence left my ciological, moral and philosophi- pointment with Bill Hutchison in searches for told the Ten Commandments. cal beliefs and put them in the world are making life unfilled in many ways. the Student Activities Office in spiritual meaning that might However, the environment is vio- framework of religion. NEUROTIC HATE the new College Union. Can jo.cse avoid such a disaster." lence. "When one first begins devel-i "I CONCERN "When you're faced with the witnessed the military op- opment of his claim, he is faced military you're suptiosNI to be- erating through fear, thus creat- Camera Chop This concern nas prompted with the concern that if he is come a part of the violence ing neurotic hate and aggression many young men to consider con- denied he may have to go to _lad 245 SOUTH FIRST without giving it a second in the young men of America. LAUNDRY scientious objection to the war. or leave the country. He wonders Prompt and Court.ous Services thought." "Our generation is at a Unfortunately, Cushing added, point in then how sincere he really is. SPECIAL Bill Hutchison, SJS draft coun- history where we can fully real- "But as one seeks supporting sellor with the. Experimental Col- ize what the aggressive tenden- letters, writes answers, talks to .e.eJ4e:e..see.ov>ace.osvestro Fluff dried & litSe lege, put it this way: "The Se- cies of man have done to destroy others and thinks about the con- folded lective Service Isiis it saying that the environment and the natural sequences, his emotion and sin- in 3 hrs. Dry cleaning flower power. 0 - \ \ 1.1tANI:NI:() SIIIPHON URCHEST R A cerity grows. It's a broadening I & Finished Laundry JOSEF KIM'S. Conductor and Music Director experience. "One finds a great strength in iti 2 days. Rugs Washed ...71owerJ SPEC! A L Edward's articulating his feelings. One an- swers the question of right vs. STUDENT SEASON CUSTOM BLENDED TOBACCO wrong and life vs. death that TICKETS everyone will eventually have to Ace Launderette face and answer. 3 blocks from campus 17) TibfilarY5 on 8th and William 1\oie The Beethoven Year 'VERY PROUD' Marie Begins Dec. 3 Plye & tobacco *op "Most people are conscientious 293-7228 9th & Santa Clara objectors whether they realize it OPERA HOUSE El Camino @ San Antonio Rd. or not. Anyone who has any feel- Los Altos, Calif. Ph, 941-1228 -...... zoocc000ccoccooesiooseescr...- Great Savings ings for life and is opposed to the draft and the military should op to Ti,' ; 22 -concert series POOPPOINPIPNOPNIMIPIMPOOOP.M.P.P.MOIMPOPP apply for conscientious objector status and get counselling. a con- Fantastic Season "I'm very proud to be introductory rroyrom Beethoven, Nlahler. Mozart. etc., plus world scientious objector. It's a good feeling for me to know that in premieres. ii ieielralin, seeking out these moral questions, with the answers t% I've come up TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION 1 . Fantastic Artists lJ Jiter atnitiveriary of life and of the living rather than of death, of violence and of -Seiji Ozawa. Jacqueline Dupre. Mrs. Martin oppression." as taught by . . . Luther King. .1r. and others. If a person is interested in Elegant atmosphere and gracious s-rvice have MAHARISHI Order now for best choice of seats MAHESH YOGI long been the features responsible for the suc- Trustees' Meeting Prices: cess of this fine San Jose restaurant. Make res- The Board of Trustees special Wednesday - Oct. 15-8 p.m. 1 22 concerts ..427.50. $32.50. $35.00. errations now for an enjoyable evening that spans committee meeting being held to- $39.30. $11.00 twenty-lice years of dining pleasure. day in Los Angeles will set down NEW COLLEGE UNION a program to meet Governor § TICKETS ON SALE NOW! 1 Reagan's $265 million basic allot- 1401 South First For reservations Umunhum Room h CONTACT: Student Affairs Business Office, College ment and list priorities if more AUnion, or Gene Fleet 297-1679, evenings. 1 at Alma Phone 292-1266 money should become available. 0 While the trustees have let it be known that they feel the qua l- ily of education should be of pri- mary importance and enrollment secondary, the Director of Fi- nance and the Governor have in- _ dicated that the trustees r n- mendation is unacceptable. The four alternatives open to EVERYONE IS RUNNING the trustees for the purpose of meeting the 20 per cent cut in- clude halting library expendi- ture3, eliminating non-classified students, increasing fees, and in- TO SEE THE NEW creasing faculty loads.

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Long and Associates 675 N. 1st, Suite 508 297-5707 REED'S s’s14111) 60.041tioite 3151 Alum Rock ,AVellUr "In the College Union" PROVIIjENT MUTUAL LIFE INUOOrelt COM1 OP IP.OtOtt.POPIA Open 9 p.m. v ,:gw Actobe;151.e. ST.UIT.VE 11117.T-7 A.S. Election Tickets Undecided Recruiter's Report Whether To Oppose McMasters Cut Merz, Lingan.s Draft the presiden- Steady Despite In ointiniiing Enlistments contusion of Mer/.. Langan's Who will run for the Associated tial candidate, state. that if all bunch would like to have all the 11:t 1 ADRIA/WV list. A man can go in at hi., own they are continuing the same rou- ice that reported some slow-down Students 1AS., executive posi- the other tickets agree to drop slates drop out, throwing the Daily Staff Writer convenience." tine that they always have, al- activity in taking enlistments. special wait- tions and who will not, everyone out, then Langan's ticket will do status of elections into a Enlistments ale continuing at Marines enlistment has been though "there are less people Thew is now a minimum is still undecided. election, open to anyone, which U p in the last two to three years. in the office because of ing time of six months. a steady rate. emin4 Bill Langan's ticket of last If one or more of the other Mert terms "the fairest." The cutback may have had some the cutbacks." Coast Guard: "The cutback This is the word from the local semester Iwitl. John Nleri and slates decide they wish to com- Whichever way the bull effect, but it hasn't been notice- Air Force: "We will be tak- has had some effect, but not Reggie Torani is still conferring pete against the "Good Guys" bounces, the candidates must de- recruiting stations. although "we able. ing 25 per cent of what we ordi- very significant." with the other slates of last se- then the Langan ticket, which cide by next Monday at which don't know from one minute to - Navy: "It hasn't hurt us at narily would be taking until The Coast Guard is "rolling mester to see if they will run if has first choice, will enter in- time the A.S. Election Board the next what our quotas are go- all in enlistments." March." the Langan ticket (lions Out. stead. must either find a candidate will- The Navy office 'welts that The Air Force is the only serv- about just like always. ing to be." - ing to face McMasters, Foss and Kelley in it runoff or call for the A check around the services. DANCE special election, last week showed that enlist- ments ale still being taken des- Drive-in and Dining Room Service pite the "deadening" of some of- Lecture Canceled fices because of the low Novem- ,Ill to 10.i0 VI1.111:1111 111.1 - ber-December draft calls. 1.1'1UM, Prof. Whitaker Deining- Accmding to the recruiters. el.'s discussion of "Painting and TWOS Pres. Nixon's cutback of $3 bil- Reality" by Etienne H. Gilson, lion twin the defense budget and the second faculty book talk of a subsequent 150,000 service- THE WAREHOUSE the semester, has been cancelled wide decrease in manpower hasn't 1760 So. 7t1. according to Di. Ved P. Sharma, had an affect on 5 enlistments. 1 AC 0 faculty chairman. To those undecided about their Mary Ann Pollar presents chances of waiting out the draft, Adm: $2.50, 3.50, 4.50 the local Selective Service office said, "We haven't been able to SAN JOSE The United States declared War on give very much advice." TICKETS ON SALE * - -Army: "If we had 500 men 1846. Buy a taco at San Jose Box Mexico on May 13, Nina Simone office, come in tomorrow, we could en- 912 Town & Country Village list 500 men." to help pay the war reparations. FRI., OCT. 17 SAT., OCT. 18 (246-1160) The army is wide-open in all BERKELEY TICKETS AT its programs. 8:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. Downtown Center B. 0., "If the cutback is affecting us San Jose Civic Berkeley Community 325 Mason, S.F. I don't know it. They're still ship- Sherman Clay B.O., ping people into Vietnam. I'm on I Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James Auditorium Theater 2135 Broadway, Oak, my way," the recruiter said. AmPiPurol. - Marines: "There's no waiting! II 13 AT tint NANAGSKSIIT LAST SIXTH AND E. SANTA CLARA Where to go when the whole student body's hungry? "We build 'em bigger!" RED BARN Eat it here, take it home

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R-SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, October 15, 1969 All Schools Jet Charter Flights Do you want a ROUND TIP Spartaguide NEW YORK $135 To Share LV. DEC. 19 - RTN. JAN. 3 TODAY ion-Costanoan room-B. All men "MINI-FIGURE" LV. DEC. 20 - RTN. JAN. 4 Rails Committee-, 8 p.m.. MG- interested in community service 207 All students are invited. invited. To go with your LONDON ROUND TRIP $249 PrOgre*MiiVe A Ian American Sierra Club, 7:30 p.m., Costa- In Protest LV. DEC. 19 - RTN. JAN. 4 $ Coalition. 12:30 p.m.. old College noan room 357 B, new College THESE FLiGHTS ARE OPEN TO STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, 1 Union. General meeting. All Union. All hikers and interested The California State College MINI SKIRT? EMPLOYEES AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILY i are invited to attend. students welcome. members Student Presidents Association it For Reservation Information Phone (415) 392-8513 Circle K, 5:30 p.m, Coll. l'n- Visit or Call MAIL TODAY FOR FREE FLIGHT INFORMATION (CSCPA Co - ordinator, Steve , Z Lieurance, states that "all 18 BOB MANN'S g Charter Flights Council Cancels 995 Market St.. San Francisco 94103 i state colleges are participating in Student Council's regularly Sao Club Z. Please mail me information for flight MARSAL'S one way or another in the Viet- Jose Health si.heritiled meeting for today has st Name nam Moratorium." 413 E. SANTA CLARA 295.9910 uS HOUSE OF SURPLUS Item cancelled in respect for its Z Address Lieurance also said that each Army-Navy & G 1 resolution supporting today's *Z State Zip Phone student president is developing MerchaRdise Vietnam War Moratorium. The Y.,440#05.iwifie,e..40.00:0W.40#104~0.44110614., his own particular plan to meet 124 E. Santa Clara St. meeting has been re-scheduled for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in the needs of his campus in re- Between 3rd and 4th Sts. the new College Union. spect to student and community efforts for the moratorium. In addition, Lieurance said that all 18 student body presi- dents have committed themselves to opposition to the Vietnam war GI S + DOLLS + DANCING and are advocating withdrawal Spartan Daily Classifieds of American troops. In response to the action of Hobert W. Burns, SJS acting = (Heavy!) president, on the Moratorium, Lieurance said that he is "im- pressed with Burns' stand as COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC darkroom ROOMS FOR RENT - Vale. $50/mo. ANNOUNCEMENTS (1) THE WAREHOUSE compared to stands of several of setup, Accura meow, primer model 110 HOUSING IS) + les . I block from SJSC, , extras. uS S. 11th State 11. 1780 So, 7th the college presidents who have dryer, trays, etc. plus $25 worth of HATHA YOGA for inner awareness. chemicals & papers. All for $75. Call MALE ROOMMATE: $45/mo, to share of enforcing Hotel St. Claire. Per- taken the position Sponsored by Kriyanada and the Yoga 251.2293 after 5 p.m. NOW RENTING: r r. n 3 bedroom house. Near Campus manent occupancy $125 & up/mo. $42.50 the chancellor's executive order, Fellowship. Starts Mon. Oct. 13. 7:30 585 S. 10th St.. 292-1587. WAR IS GOOD BUSINESS & up/wk, All services available. rather than meeting the needs of p.m. Grace Baptist Church Gym, 484 FEMALE: Large private room in big TEACHER WANTS upper division or a concerned academic commu- E. Sin Fernando at 10(h. $15 for 6 INVEST YOUR SON house, kitchen privileges. 2 blocks from .eek series. Instruction in Meditation. grad. serious male-a cided home. Quiet, nity." SKI EQUIP, SALE - WED. ONLY New 951 N. 4th campus $60. Inquire after 5 p.m. be in- clean, TV, washer, 4 rooms. POP-ROCK GROUP who would below wholesale. Noon to 293-8105. Lieurance is refering to Execu- terested handi-capped & Rental Gear 297.2938. Leave Message. in playing for the 7 p.m. 489 S. 7th S.J. Rear) tive Order No. 79, which states please contact Charlie Brown at 292- HARMONY HOUSE - Men only room LENNY'S and board $105/mo. Room only $60/mo. LOST AND FOUND it: 6587 after 6 p.m. the policy of individual faculty WANJED 141 & large lounge w/game NON-PROFIT FLYING CLUB needs stu HELP Spacious rooms obligations to meet classes. 345 E. William 287-0209. Ring. Girl's Cocktail Lounge dents and licensed pilots. Four aircraft, tables. LOST - '70 Gold Class found call :ow membership fee & monthly dues. MALE-FEMALE. $3 per hour plus bonus VENTURE 1 - Co-ed living center va- ring with initials M A L. If 171 E. Santa Clara 257 7562 or 248.8484. servicing customers in established terri- cancies available for women. Room & Chuck 297-7923. PLEASE! tory. At least 15 hrs. to spare. Require- Room only $65.00. Large -THE FLIM FLAM MAN" October IT board $110. ments: neat appearance and car, Call for lounge with Color TV. Heated swim- "PEACE" NOT PIECES (between 41'h and 51h Streets) Dailey 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. 50c Civic Leaders appointment. 264-0699. The Fuller Brush ming pool. 525.S. 9th. 287-4885. 8 wks., blond Company. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: Upper DISEASED MALE KITTEN, 66p GIVE PEACE A CHANCE between Reed & NEED MONEY $ - Newspaper sans. Div. Grad. preferred. To share 2 bdrm. w/ big eyes. Lost 10/9 $ around 3 p.m. Call C...veryone pie program full time, part time, steady apt. with 3 girls. $37.50,rno. 294-1084. Williams near 3rd To Lecture CAR RALLY, STANFORD SHOPPING 297-2258 or 244-7722 immediately. CENTER fin Palo Alto) SATURDAY, work. 4 good men wanted immediately. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: Grad ring. blue stone on a gold OCTOBER 18 by SPORTIN' LIFE - Age 18 to 29. $2 per hr. guaranteed or Senior to share one bedroom apart- LOST: Girls Norman Mineta, vice-mayor of Centennial Hall ladies room. ineeli at t3;0r0, (An, e ry 6cparrnanFdo r birtihnenre s we1 co me plus bonus. No exp. needed. Earn while ment 545 S. 9th apt. 7. 295-4696. band. at learn. Transportation fm. Call to- 10/13. 7 a.rn. $15 reward. Great sent. San Jose, and James Ono, legal information you 1 2-BEDROOM APT. & 2 I -BEDROOM day. Mr. Looney 292-6811. imental attachment. 251-8467. 77 aid attorney in San Jose, will talk Please call 573-8768. APTS. Furnished. 545 S. 9th St. Call VARIETY & EXPERIENCE in full.time 294-5744. Zeloty tonight at 7 in CH227 on the po- AUTOMOTIVE 121 employment through temporary job as. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: share 2 PERSONALS Ill litical and legal problems of , signments, short and long term. Your bdrm., 2 bath apt. with 2 $62/mo. Neer clerical skills needed by PARTIME, The campus, nice atmosphere for studying. daily Asian-Americans. The class is '63 PONTIAC TEMPEST $300 Of best "DIAL PEACE OF MIND" This Quality Temporary Help Service. Call 470 S. 11th *14, 287-7257. program gives real answers. Cell 294- noeff:r.tirGesoo8.111sippr2a9t39c6ar. R/H, Heidi or Jan at 286-5353. Open to all interested persons. HOUSE, 3 bdrm., 3 bibs. to campus. 3333 !Paz de Dios 295-7000). Auto Tapes The class "Contemporary Am- '66 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder. 3 speed. WORK STUDY STUDENT - own trans. $260.00 per month 292-9400. MATURE MALE SENIOR seeks attrac- STEREO erican-Asian Experience" (Sac- Good condition. $1000 or best offer. Ear, Nose, & Throat Clinic V.A. Hos- HELP! Upper div. or grad roommate tive, outdoors type for weekend camp pital. Clerk Typist 4 or 5 afternoons/wk. Bill Room 1011 1961 taught by Stephen M. Ngin, Call 295.1514. needed for great townhouse in Cuper- out at Big Sur, See (15 hrs./wk.) in Palo Alto. Serra Expwy. tino. Own master bedroom, $80/mo. High Rise Dorm. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK instructor of sociology and an- '68 CHEV. 4:56 gears, ring & pinion. carrier assembly for 12 300 TUTORS ARE NEEDED for the Call Bob 257-9537, RAYMOND SASAKI please contact CREEDENCE CLEARWATER 190 thropology, is a precursor to the bolt. Less than 1,000 mi. $80. Cali 967.4330. Friends Outside Tutorial Program. If FEMALE WANTED to share 2 bedroom Zeta Research. 284-5200. (INCLUDING GREEN RIVER) Asian-American Studies Program you ALL LIIIRD recently rebuilt engine & can share 2 hrs./wk. with an under- apt. Own room $53/mo. 415 S. 5th St. '60 privileged HOW MANY LIVES WILL IT TAKE? which Asian -American students transnmssinn. PS, PB, RAH. Must family call 295-6033 or pick 295-1825. sacri- up forms hope to establish on campus. fice $475 or offer. 297.5116 after 6. at The Campus Christian Con- 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED to fer. 300 S. 10th St. share 2 bedroom apt. 351 S. 11th St. WE BIN. SELL, AND SWAP George Wu, student from San 1957 METRO CONVERTIBLE $200. In- SERVICES 111) terior immaculate - "THE FLIM FLAN MAN" October 17 #11. 286-4583. 536.25/mo. Francisco State, active in last se- engine great. Phone: 241.3307. Morris Dailey 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. 50c FEMALE ROOMMATE to share clean 'Pin MAYERS AND TAPES mester's strike, and Chinatown STUDENT TYPING in my home. Fast, Ac- 1961 VW, Excellent Mech. modern apt. w/extra storage. Mature. Cond./Body GALS - EMPLOYMENT ! I !! curate, Minor Editing. Mrs, Baxter, Phone comnumity worker, may possibly & Tires. 185 E. San Fernando May 'neve in immediately. Call Dee St. #8, Hours arranged 1 s 1 11 I ROM NEW appear as a speaker. for your schedule. Vari- 286-2859 or 293-3665. 244-6581. ous positions open in several depts. Veri- OR STEREO: Free service. "THEreaF1.1M$650. FLAM MAN" October IT RENT A TV fications, order checking, renewals. & WAR IS NOT HEALTHY FOR delivery in SJ. Cell Morris Dailey 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. 50c No contract. Free phone circulation. All positions are for FLOWERS, CHILDREN, AND OTHER Esche's, 251-2598. $.5041.99 '67 TRIUMPH DAYTONA - excellent trainees. Salary. 298-4479. 4 TRACK 4 LIVING THINGS TYPIST. Accurate, Fast. r ondition - recent check-up. $775. Call E)-WETIENCED Vietnam Veteran 286.3877 for Steve. HELP STAMP OUT BODY COUNTERS WANT MALE ROOMMATES - for furn- Can Edit. 5 miles from campus, Mrs. TRACKS ished Aslanian - 298-4104. 8 TRACK $1.9942.99 2 AP MACS with Delta Super Wide SUPPORT THE WAR MORATORIUM apt. 529 S. 10th St. #9. Drop Vietnam veterans returning to Manuscripts, term papers, Tread Tires H70.14 fits FORD, MERC., before 10:00 a.m, and after 9:00 p.m. TYPING - All work guaranteed. Rea- Complete line of Craig players SJS will not receive special pref- PLYM. Balarced ye/chrome lugs & locks New Fresh young talent for exposure. FEMALE ROOMATE - Upper division thesis, etc. at $2.95 Will edit. 294-3772. erence in terms of job placement, included. Call Mrs at 736-8003. singers dancers, musicians. New Night Share 2 bdrm. apt. Call 968-4496 after sonable. Club, "Show - near Westgate according to Dr. KW. Clements, Case East" 3469 McKee 5 or inquire 1212 W. Wash. #8, Sunny. TYPING MY HOME Who's winning the war? INDUSTRY Rd. Call 258-7521. Vile. Shopping Center - Electric Typewriter director of the Career Placement - PICA Type - phone: 379-5098. UP TO and Planning Center. 1965 TRIUMPH Bonneville. Immaculate FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHY for pan. 25% OFF condition. 5700.00 529 S. 7th St, Call traits, advertisements, weddings, models. "We have not identified the 287-3317. composites & portfolios, and for any (;(;Es-rEt) REF 'dl. number of Vietnam veterans that '60 CHEV. 1/2 ton Panel Truck. other photo purpose. Call Rich Kelso may or have applied for job New LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS lajoing from mar ItI,rirs of over 5,000 000 mi. 243-5997. 286-1139, placement at SJS," Dr, Clements 1967 VW - Must see to appreciate. CHILD CARE - My home. Cambrian said. ..... record $1300 or best area.Will watch your child while you attend class. Phone 356-9368. MUSIC CITY However, Dr. Clements stated, 100, #1. 286-4839. AUTO INSURANCE as low as $86 per clic-. from \\ Melte:ter Mystery House an advisory committee has been 1959 Austin-Healey - $150. Cell Bob o',O,4381. year for married, good students. Also, set up in past semesters to con- excellent savings for single men over 21. 65 GTO, Ei 118 \\ Blvd.. Sail Jose -- 248-1836 fer with returning veterans on rdlent Cond. Orig. owner. Call George Campbell 244-9600. t.. H.ry dist. Ram Air, CC'd job planning and career opt wit-, & milled ' . spec. modified zuspen- DRAFT BEER - NOT STUDENTS - With metallic brakes. POS1, arc,- " ..1 see and drive. $1675, 6456. TRANSPORTATION 191 FOR SALE. 4 Corsair Convertible in -ion $500. See Alice. to Europe & New j ;`,5-9588. JET CHARTERS York from $139 round trip. No fee. Contact '67 VW. lunt condition. Radio & Prof. David Mage at 293-1033. Heater, Call 354-2210 after 5 R.r71 THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A ROUND TRIP TICKET TO VIETNAM FOR SALE III WILL CO-OPERATE in driving to and -9n Memoriam from Palo Alto daily. 327-1209 after- FREE EAR PIERCING - FAST - PAIN- noons and eves. LESS with purchase of Gold Earrings. (from $7.50) Call for appointment. 297- 6522. Evelyn's, 40 S. 1st St. Downtown. U.S. SURPLUS: Field Jackets, Combat Boots. Bell Bottom Pants, Pea Coats, & Send in handy order blank. Camping Supplies. HIPPIE FASHIONS: 01 ge men w_oh. h.have Furs Leather & Suede Jackets, Velvet Enclose cash or check. Goodies. jarl & Pat's 3rd Hand Store. 375 E. Hecid,ng St. between 8th & 9th. Make check out to Spartan Hours 11.6. Closed Mondays. GAF ANSCO SLIDE PROJECTOR W/ Daily Classifieds. neediedy Remote control. Almost new $45. Older given their liveJ pump shotgun 12 ga. $40. 246-4765. MARTIN FOLK GUITAR - M. Room Phone 2944414. Ext. 2465 'YOU THINK ENGINEERING SUPPLIES ARE ExetriSiver "(04 SHOULD dividing screen; - 2 sets $3.00 each. C0UR5E S MARRIgtc,FAMILY.N Phone 251-2293 after 5 p.m. SEE MAT I'M OUT FOR JUOT11415 OWE in Viet llam CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds on cancelled ads. 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