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University Daily Kansan
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ON THE AIR—Earl Clement Attlee, Britain's former prime minister, talked with Francis Heller, associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences, for a live TV broadcast by WIBWTV of Topeka. Students in radio-TV at the University worked the broadcasting equipment.
Late Dates Will Donate Pennies for Scholarships
Tonight and tomorrow are the once-a-year nights when KU coeds will have their closing hours extended—for a small fee.
The Associated Women Students is sponsoring a "Pennies for a Purpose" program on these two nights following Rock Chalk Revue to raise money for the KU Women's Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Closing hours will be extended in all women's houses until 130 a.m. There will be a minimum charge of one cent per minute after 1 a.m., but generous boy friends may contribute more if they wish.
Funds raised to support the scholarship are turned over to the KU Endowment Association for investment and handling.
Applicants for the scholarship are selected by a committee on the basis of need, scholarship, and leadership. The applicant must have been in residence at KU for at least one semester at the time of the selection.
The scholarship is offered each year in commemoration of KU women students who have died during their college years.
Newman Sets Deadline
The deadline for making reservations for the Newman Club's annual retreat at Conception, Mo., April 3-5, is March 15. Transportation, meals, and rooms will be furnished. Anyone interested should contact Bernadette Dlabal, Wilson junior, at VI 3-1772.
Worship in Lawrence
Assembly of God 13th and Mass.
J. J. Krimmer, Pastor
Sunday School ... 9:45
Worship Time ... 11:00
Youth Vespers ... 6:45
Revivat Time ... 7:45
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Friday, March 6.1959
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AGI, Vox Begin Plans For Spring Elections
The campus' two political parties met in separate smoke-filled rooms of the Kansas Union last night to discuss political strategy in spring elections.
The Allied Greek Independent executive council members began a series of meetings to discuss its platform.
Terry Elliott, Fort Scott junior and president of the party, said it would probably be ready for release in about two weeks.
The Council will meet again tomorrow, Tuesday and Thursday to add finishing touches, he said.
Vox Populi party members discussed the selection of candidates and the new elections bill at their party meeting.
Voting will be in the basement of Strong Hall and will be for a two-day period. Wilson said. There will be no returns until after the polls are closed, he said.
Vox Populi will meet again next Thursday to make its final selection of candidates.
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