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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Monday, October 14.1968
KU senior crowned at American Royal
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Then Miss Brackett was asked what advice would she give a gangling, teen-age girl with braces. She said she would tell her, "Give it a few years, honey, and you'll be beautiful."
Miss Brackett, who represented Delta Delta Delta sorority in the KU competition, will reign over the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show from Oct. 13 through 26 in Kansas City.
The 5 foot 8 inch, brown-haired, the brown-eyed queen was crowned in the Kansas City Municipal Auditorium by J. W.
Miss Brackett serves as scholarship chairman of her sorority, a member of the Panhellenic Council and the Student Union Activities. She is majoring in English and someday hopes to write children's books.
Putsch, president of the American Royal, and Liz Harris, KU graduate and 1967 American Royal Queen.
Miss Brackett's attendants were Johanna Chumbley from the School of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Mo., and Sue Frazier of West Texas University.
Amendment to Senate Code to be proposed Tuesday
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The Senate Code proposes that student body representation be "obtained by dividing the total enrollment in the school by two hundred but shall in no event be less than two."
Van Cleave said representation by school only "is not at all feasible."
"The average representative from a school, such as the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, does not have a personal contact with those in the school, as you have in your living district," Van Cleave said. "It is very difficult to campaign in your school."
As it is now, there is one representative from each school, with the College having two representatives. This brings the total of school representatives to 11.
The new amendment bases the representation in University schools and living groups on the number of students in them.
The new amendment divides the living groups into seven distinct Senate districts. They are:
- Social and professional fraternities and sororities maintaining houses.
- Men's University residence halls having fewer than 100 occupants, and those with more than 100.
- Women's University residence halls having fewer than 100 occupants and those with more than 100.
- Unorganized living groups.
ASC considered the social and professional fraternities and sororities as separate Senate districts.
"I believe it is essential to incorporate living district representation with school representation," Van Cleave said. "Much of your organization and personal contact is achieved in your living groups."
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REPAIRING ALTERATIONS
LBJ pays surprise visit to KC
President Johnson paid Harry S. Truman a visit in Independence Friday evening. There he signed a bill designating Oct. 24 as United Nations Day and issued a document recognizing Truman's part in its creation in 1945.
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Johnson praised the former president, saying that Truman's ideals add a great deal of richness to American life.
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Making his second visit to the area since his nomination, Hubert H. Humphrey was to arrive at 11 p.m. today at Kansas City Municipal Airport.
His schedule will begin at 8:45 a.m. tomorrow with a motorcade to Northeast High School where he will speak to the students. From there, Humphrey will visit Rockhurst College and at 10 a.m. he will hold a question and answer period open to the public.
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Humphrey will leave for St. Louis at 11 p.m. tomorrow.
At approximately the same time as Humphrey's departure, Richard M. Nixon will arrive in Kansas City where he will hold a conference with area Republican officials tomorrow night.
At 9 a.m. Wednesday, Nixon will speak to the Future Farmers of America convention at Municipal Auditorium. After his speech at 9:30 a.m., a public rally will be held at Union Station.
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