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Political Program To Begin Tomorrow
An informal coffee for state Democratic party candidates tomorrow afternoon will inaugurate a "political emphasis program" that ends Nov. 7 with an election night party.
The coffee will be held at 4:15 p.m. in Room 306 of the Kansas Union with all major Democratic candidates present. Students will have a chance to meet and to talk with the candidates informally at this time.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY candidates from Douglas county will also be present.
Major Republican party candidates will be guests at a coffee here next Tuesday in another prelude to Political Emphasis Week, which officially starts Oct. 31 and ends Nov. 7.
Political Emphasis Week program will feature a public opinion poll conducted by the Young Republicans, a display of political cartoons and literature in the Kansas Union, a debate between the Young Republicans and the Young Democrats on Oct. 31, and a party Nov. 7.
The election night party, sponsored by Student Union Activities will monitor election returns by television in the ballroom and by direct telephone line to the Lawrence Journal-World.
A BAND WILL play the first hour. This will be followed by a debate between members of Vox Populi and the University Party, campus political parties. Two faculty members will be present to analyze the election results.
Political Emphasis Week is sponsored by the Political Activities Council, composed of representatives of the Young Democrats, Young Republicans, Student Union Activities, KU-Y, Vox and UP. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in politics and public affairs.
The Democratic party candidates expected to attend the political coffee Wednesday are gubernatorial candidate Dale Saffels; Joseph Henkle, candidate for lieutenant governor; Andy Gray, candidate for secretary of state; Adolphus Kennedy, candidate for state treasurer; Jules Doty, candidate for attorney general; Howard Woodworth, candidate for superintendent of public instruction; Ken Smith and Paul Alyward, candidates for U.S. Senators and J. Floyd Breeding, Harry Kehoe, Bill Sparks, Lawrence Wetzel and Wade Myers, candidates for Congress.
A 1962 KU architecture graduate will play guest lead on the October 23 Laramie television show.
Episcopal Evening Prayer, 9:30 p.m.
Danforth Chapel.
James P. McMullan, Long Beach, New York, will also star in a western series to be produced in 1963.
KU Grad to Have TV Role
A London born scientist who carried out his experiments in a mud but in Africa, will lecture this Thursday.
Official Bulletin
The material for his lecture will be from his exedition.
Kappa Phi, 7.00 p.m., Danfort Chapel,
Presentation of Neap's Thame.
D. R. Price-Williams, visiting psychology lecturer, will talk and show slides about "A Psychologist at Large In a West African Tribe" at 7:30 p.m. in Parlor A of the Union.
McMullan was active in KU dramatics and edited the Kansas Engineer publication in 1961.
Mud Hut Scientist To Lecture Here
In 1959 Price-Williams spent six months in central Nigeria with the Tiv Tribe. The research was sponsored by the Ford Foundation and the London School of Economics.
TODAY
The educational potential of African children, the structure of illnesses and anedotes from his experiences will be the essence of the lecture. It will not be highly technical. The public is invited.
Tau Sigma. 7:00 p.m. Robinson Gym.
Worship. 9:15 p.m. Wesley Foundation.
Al Etenco se reuniria, Mírcoles el 24 de Octubre a las 4:30 on la tarde, en la sala 11 de Fraser. La Dra. Maria Molina de Lines dara una conferencia titulada *Travectoria de la Democracia en Costa Rica*. Refrescos. Todos estan invitados.
Theater to Hold Tryouts
TOMORROW
Tryouts for "Maria Stuart" will be from 7-10 p.m. tonight in the University Experimental Theatre.
The drama will be presented February 10-17. Jerilyn Lawson, Butte, Montana, graduate student, will direct the play.
Catholic Masses, 7 a.m., noon. St. Lawrence Catholic Chapel, 1910 Stratford Rd.
Radio Production Center, 7.30 p.m.
Room 220 Flint, Executive Committee meeting
Western Books Now Shown
The 21st Western Books Exhibition is on display now through Oct. 31 in Watson Library.
The exhibit contains 40 books, chosen from a group of 71 volumes submitted by 36 printers, publishers, and authors in the western states and British Columbia.
Osborn Heads Committee
Lynn R. Osborn, assistant chairman of the speech and drama department at KU, has been appointed chairman of a special committee of the Central States Speech Association.
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The Young Republicans will journey into full-scale politics Saturday with a campaign caravan into the First Congressional District of Kansas.
Young GOP To Campaign
The caravan will start at 7 a.m. Saturday from the Kansas Union, picking up college students as it moves along. One bus will go through Topeka and Manhattan and another will go through Emporia and Wichita.
The buses will stop in each town for students to campaign.
The buses will meet in Hutchinson for lunch, then go on to Salina, where students will have dinner and meet Congressman Bob Dole. After dinner, Dole will go with the caravan to Lincoln and Wilson, returning to Salina for the night.
The trip is open to Young Republicans and their dates. Registration for the trip must be made
Baby Drowns in Bucket
BOYD, Wis. — (UPI) — Ronald Lone, 6 months, drowned in his home yesterday when he fell from a chair head first into a bucket filled with water.
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Lunch and dinner Saturday will be provided by Republicans of Hutchinson and Salina. The only cost is about $3 for hotel room Saturday. The caravan will return Sunday morning and be in Lawrence about noon.
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