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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Tuesday, September 17, 1968
The Wescoe years
Peoples Voice splits
(Continued from page 1) no one person could speak for Voice. Each person, as an individual, must speak for himself, they added.
The only other thing on which everyone agrees is that Voice will now investigate all types of problems both in the University and in the community at large. No major protests or other activities are planned for this fall, they said.
Instead, the group will be split into committees, each of which will study a specific problem. These study committees will represent a revival of the "Free University," a collection of discussion groups under the general direction of Voice.
Voice was formed last year to help the student body gain a
larger "voice" in campus affairs. It first received general recognition when it presented a 1700-signature petition to Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe, calling for University reforms.
These protests are generally credited with prompting the formation of the Committee of Twelve to bring about more student representation in the University.
Voice later threatened a sit-it in Strong Hall if its demands were not met, but instead it held a general meeting on Strong's front steps.
The program for tonight will include a presentation by Voice members and general discussion on the goals of Voice, the walkout, and the Counter-Convocation.
Chicago protest march planned for September 28
Portuguese ruler near death today
He was placed in a breathing apparatus and doctors performed a tracheotomy to open his throat and ease his breathing, an indication his breathing functions might be impaired or paralyzed.
Salazar's surgeon, Dr. Vasconcelos ques, said Salazar had shown one slight signs of improvement but did not describe them
Other medical sources said he showed some signs of lucidity today when he was visited by Donha Marinha de Jesus, the woman who has been his housekeeper for half a century. She left his bedside in convulsive sobs.
Chicago (UPI)—A spokesman for the American Liberties Union said Monday the city of Chicago's radio-television report on Democratic convention week disorders was a distorted account that "smacked of Joe McCarthym."
The medical sources said Salazar pressed her hands and looked at her.
Lisbon (UPI) — Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, 70, who has ruled Portugal with an iron hand for 36 years, hovered on the brink of death today. Doctors said he appeared to rally slightly from a deep coma brought on by a stroke Monday but was still critical.
Despite these reassuring words, Portuguese in all walks of life waited anxiously for the next medical bulletin. They also speculated on a successor should Salazar die or be incapacitated by the stroke.
While reaction to the Sunday night show ran the gamut from condemnation to praise, plans were announced for a march of
Several Chicago business leaders praised the show-Mayor Richard J. Daley's answer to charges of police brutality-as a fair presentation that helped put the rioting in perspective for the American people.
ATTENTION Social Chairmen
cago" that was fought between antiwar demonstrators and police.
The log cabin at Oak Lodge
thousands down Michigan Avenue Sept. 28 to protest police tactics in the "battle of Chi-
is available each night except Sunday for parties, socials, & dancing
Location
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Demonstration Schedule
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