Thursday. Oct. 11, 1962 University Daily Kansan
Rights Conference Set
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Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson will be one of two featured speakers at the upcoming conference on civil rights.
Frances Levenson, director of National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, will also speak at the Saturday, Oct. 13, session.
The theme for the fourth annual conference to be held in the Union will be "New Thresholds to Equal Opportunities."
Miss Levenson's address that afternoon will deal with housing and public accommodations.
She has said that if the whole housing field were opened—"nobody's property would be cheapened, nobody's community would be disrupted."
Ferguson, who will comment on Kansas' public accommodations statute at the conference, has pointed out that "since 1874 it has been a misdemeanor in Kansas for the owner or manager of places of public accommodations, entertainment, or transportation to make a distinction on account of race or color."
Reservations for—and further information on—the conference can be obtained by writing to the Kansas Advisory Council on Civil Rights, Room 1155W, State Office Building, Topeka.
Registration will be in the Kansas Union.
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