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Williams' liet Nam Last Term at State More Aid Wanted: Bicycle Owners >ader Planned for Request Far East Slashed Slate to Receive illed Billion Dollar $3,710,000 Brmer Allies Program Outlined A much-reduced budget for boot WASHINGTON — The Gen. The j. w construction at Michigan •dminietration was disclosed State and other Michigan edu¬ South Viet Nut llGO.V. to he planning to cational institutions during L A the ireneral of the C*0 nearly a billion dollars coming year was intro¬ Ireli.L'iiiiis sect was shot of new military aid to | duced Tuesday in the state Senate. Tuesday nifrht wfcU# Indochina and the Chi-1 Prepared bv the Sonale Appro¬ his private army on Formosa. priations Committee, the bill Je would Nationalist troopa Lyndon Johnson of Texas, give state colleges a total of S13.617.05S. This retreating Binh Xu- Senate majority leader, re- amount is less than half the s36.100.000 I reliels with whom ha the figures following a intended by Gov. G. Mcnneh House conference which Williams. lis described as "helpful and Michigan Stale's share of the hopeful." nstruction budget would be $3,710,000. Williams' budget call- Eisenhower and other ' ir the university to get $7,- Army instructors who are South Viet leaving at the end of tyring Dobbins, Major Ashby, Major Goodlctt. Captain $2.131,»ee would be used fw Chamberlain, M/Sgt. Allen and Sgt. Quick. Slate Newt Photo by Kay Grimes Anyone missing a bike? If so, contact the Campus Id $750,800 Police who have 23 unclaimed bicycles. The bikes will nPlate Ike library. be salvaged if not claimed in two weeks. marshy triangle en- Symposium Ends Other expenditures ineludc $650,000 for the new utilities International Event plant; $50,000 for planning an Poiver in eleetric generator plant, and *140, K) to a - F, plan *3.500.000 building Secretary Tran Trwif house the i Sehool of Education. I announced only a It had been previously dis¬ The i earlier that lami mt closed that about two-thirds of Appropriations Committee so introduced the annual i black-clad bat the total would be set aside for 17-Day Program budget for Says Fellman Asiatic countries. However, there operating the state's educa¬ tional institution* has been no breakdown, prior to the state's 1B55 "Our greatext security will be found in maintaining om id 1S56. the partial one Sen. Johnson re¬ freedom" advised David Fellman. University of Wi Opens With Concert It called for an appropriation ported Tuesday. political science professor, at the morning cwtft Johnson said the administration The Centennial International Program begins its $55507,000. as compared with 17-day * the Freedom and Diana to past year's operation* budget Security sj give 452 million dollars program tonight with the performance of the MSC Concert of 155,420,000. The The last day of the sixth Cen- in military aid to Korea. The' figure was a f rebellion Band ht the Bandshell at t. and the next largest slices of military aid slight drop from Williams' rec- I Chief of State Bao Dai. Under the of panel consisting of Bruce Smith, Snrak Show would be 4174 million for In¬ direction $57 million. h.e wax prominent In the director of the institute of Public dochina including South Vict Nam Heidt -Shotv Falcone, the band wil of Revolutionary Commit- Administration, New York City; and 99 million for the Chinese light music, featuring •h Saturday declared Bao Wilbur I. Ncwstetter, dean of Club Views Nationalist* 'Moonlight Sonata." osed—an action The International expected Social Work, University of Pitts¬ To Feature Program will nfirmod Sigma Lambda (llii Wednesday in a burgh. and Fellman. run through May 21 with many
congress convoked by 'Dream' _ ad to benefit the Fellman continued his com¬ Play Sponsors Speaker foreign studenta as well as ments on the symposium topic Marriage Talk State Talent Am¬ erican For with the belief students. The remainder of the $18 mil¬ Banquet civilization rests Michigan State talent will be lion would be divided with $1,011, Earl By Gergymen 000 Smith, president of the featured at the Horace Heidt going for the university's National Assn. oMlome Builders Set for show May 10 in Sexton High fourth largest home builder Tonight School auditorium at 8 m U. S., will p.m. speak Thursday "Your Marriage and Your Be¬ at the sixth annual Friday night'* auditions for the banquet of liefs" will be discussed by three fighting continued 1a Lambda Chi, national talent show netted a clergymen tonight ut 8 in the Chairman of the night, Vien was re- honorary of residential builders Music Auditorium. representation from program, Joe I back farther lumber Hoffman, South south merchandising ma¬ The panel discussion is present¬ State in the form of a trumpet Orange. N. J., ong. 30 miles from jors. nmore. hopes that the ed by Mortar Board, senior wo¬ trio and two stingers. pro¬ the battered remn- The banquet will begin at 6:30 gram "will pay proper rccognl- men's hooorary. Scats are still The trumpet trio consists of •rmy. in reduced from the Union Parlors. available. ,Non-ticket holders will Sharyl Bryant. Fairfax, V«„ ut 2.000 the Uni¬ since it at- Sigma Lambda Chi originated be seated after 7:35. freshman; Elizabeth True, Arm¬ mmeat State and has five versity of Michigan. The new bill forces here chapters The discussion will cover the ada freshman; Carolyn Mawly, roM the would give it $$.736,000 for con¬ country. further meaning that the various Belding freshman and the accom¬ Smith, nick-named "Flat struction. Williams had recom¬ Top," Citing the United States ad¬ religions bring to marriage, said panist, Carol Jean Rand. East has mended that the U of M get designed and produced thou¬ vancement in police education. Msry Lou Ziel, co-chairman of Grand Forks, Minn., freshman. ma I ni nds of flat-roofed, low-cost $10,717,000. versify Smith said this factor may the lectures. A question period The two singers were Yvonne ruses ^ by the assembly line prin- the key to an ultimate reconcili¬ will follow the discussion. Jackson. East Lansing Junior and Field ple, on the west coast. Dan Party ation of public security with per¬ The three panel members, M.sgr. Karney .Lansing junior. 'Katerina' Smith and his buildings were sonal freedom. Speech Off Michael Mlcko, Rabbi I'hilip These act* will appear along Begin* the Bmi»kok subject of a recent article. "More attention upon failure^ Franke! and the Rev. Gordon with Heidi's cast. A Lansing win¬ "He Builds Plmu Faculty Seminar Dress Rehearsals Bargains to Live In," in some of the rudiments of per¬ Jones will have individual dis¬ ner will be picked by audience in the Saturday Evening Post, sonnel administration U necessary cussion groups to answer ques¬ applause. Studio One's turn-of-the-cen- The winner will then however," Smith advised. tions on their faiths following the compete tury Russian drama, "Katrlna," la |Taesow> M.n
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Application blank* for the ■utnmer eoanreliBy clink* may he pkked up on the recond fk*>r of the Bark Order your . Cap. and Gown NOW Do it today For the belt values In used cars and trucks- For complete service on your car— WO KOUTS CHEVROLET COMPANY in th« airy-light _ Commodore Hoeft, W y^sr Give ..•at. Detroit «* k Edges JteWs Joe OC 1 iwrtnl *1. Matti " 4-2 OC « KHnovtn «1 m*M EUROPE Victory powerful one-two punch for the alSHTi;«jrfc-h" 'Kentucky Derby when he cap¬ (J * Vk "rT "ouehrlst Resilm tured the Derby Trial Tuesday. S » WsSielSki*"fj?!®1•Sa'lrttl , The sun of Nasrullah will team SP • Mlafltt.v*. LssSwcIl A.C. up with Racing Fool, a speedster with a record of four straight DETROIT Boston Red Sox. The loss was the sixth straight for the Red Sox. Kallnc, the Tigers' sensational 20-year-old outfielder, connected for his sixth home run with Har¬ vey Kuenn-on base in the fifth. He drove one of Ike Delock's serves down the line but well back into the upper scats. Hoeft went all the way for the third Tuio Legs straight game, running his record to 3-1. The 24-year-old southpaw had little difficulty af¬ ter giving up two runs in the third. Ted Lepcio opened Boston's third with a double into the left field bull pen. Delock sent him home on a single to center. After Billy Goodman forced Delock, Jimmy Piersall scored Goodman EXTRAS! Cartoon-News . Starts Fri. Michigan AAV tie's line denble to left, Located Opponite eet Sunday at a Kuenn started the fifth with The Campun single and rode home ahead of droit LAST sophomore.; Kahnc's smash. It was Kaline's «»0 pounds. His | only hit of the game, but still 2 DAYS! ean and jerk 290, heft his batting average over the .400 mark—at .409. ted in the 198- The Tigers scored their final BEST PICTURE »c aemor division. run in the eighth on a wall* to es in the division Ferris Fain and singles by Ray OF THE YEAR! I champion. Boone and Jim Delsing. tecuted by bring- The victory left Detroit n half- ahmu th„ knnc4 . . .' softball bat imber TXB. Maroon finish, $f FA Mle of air dried ssh. seasoned. J.Jy although the j1 i the platform. |1TODAY & THURSDAY MICHIGAN Voil Softball* STARTS FRIDAY ★ — W] A STORY Everything ,,.■■11 rV. d OF HEROIC GREATNESS... inspired by the depth SONAL of ■ woman's iovei Grand Opening Friday May 6th First National Bank OF EAST LANSING Grand River Ave. ami Division St. visit our Open House Thursday May 5th 4:-10 P. M. Complete Banking Service drive-in hank parking lot ■ OpenFirstuntil 4:30NationalP.M. Monday thru BankSaturday 147. No. 7 •diiM ... and there is no better tribute itniciici to a queen than FLOWERS ... , Arthur V of the Stop see ' Staff. * in and NORM KESEL for State's suggestions of an ideal Floral gift to dusting cl send home or bring home to your Mother. NORM KESEL FLORIST 'Flomvre by B ire" graduates vorsity. th to receive ■ July 1. li-uinmt mpinliw tr frith drlithlf SPRA1 EARRING Let* >e Parr of TERRY CLOTH SCUFFS Delirious Chicken SPRING TIP SCARVES Rushed To Your Door