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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Nov. 3, 1960 Fire Breaks Out Every 35 Seconds
Around the Campus
SUA Dance Planned For Nebraska Game
The SUA will sponsor a dance in the ballroom of the Kansas Union from 10 to 11 p.m. Saturday after the KU-Nebraska game.
Music will be live by Rejnald Buckner and his trio. This is the second of such dances this year. The SUA dance committee plans to continue the Saturday night dances throughout the basketball season.
KU Radio Director To Speak Sunday
R. Edwin Browne, assistant professor of journalism and director of KFKU-KANU, will discuss the campus radio at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Faculty Club.
Prof. Browne was one of the group of University officials who appeared before the Federal Communications Commission during discussions concerning assignment of a television channel to KU. Permission for the channel, to be used for educational purposes, was granted ten years ago.
Prof. Browne recently made a survey of an educational television program for the state of Kansas. Copies of his report were used by legislators during the last legislative session.
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Kansas Editors Day Set for Saturday
Some 300 newspapermen and guests will assemble here Saturday for the annual Kansas Editors Day. The highlight of the program will be the selection of a Kansas editor to the state's Newspaper Hall of Fame.
George Anderson, professor and chairman of the history department, will give the main address at the dent of the Kansas State Historical Society, will speak on "Centennialitis," in connection with the state's 100th birthday observance next year.
Editors will be guests of the University at a buffet luncheon at the Kansas Union and for the KU-Nebraska football game Saturday afternoon.
Road Builders Meet Today
About 180 Kansas civil engineers and other persons in the road construction business will meet here today and tomorrow for the fourth annual Kansas Asphalt Paving Conference.
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