Friday, Nov. 13, 1964
University Daily Kansan
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Sigma Nu National Considers Letter
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The national executive secretary of Sigma Nu fraternity has acknowledged receipt of a letter from Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe which asked the fraternity to waive discriminatory clauses in their constitution of chapters at KU and Kansas State University.
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The request to Sigma Nu was co-authored by James A. McCain, KSU president.
In a letter received by Chancellor Wescoe, Richard R. Fletcher, the fraternities executive secretary, said
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"I SHALL SEND photo copies (of the chancellor's request) to each of the five members of our High Council charged with the responsibility for considering Waiver applications, noting your request for prompt action."
"I am sure that the members of the High Council will move
as promptly as our Walver procedures permit." Fletcher said.
In a letter of reply to Fletcher, Chancellor Wescco said, "I would appreciate very much the hastening of your procedures to allow action on this application by your High Council at the meeting of December 2."
Chancellor Wescoe said yesterday he interpreted the letter from Sigma Nu as a "favorable" reply.
THE WAIIER request concerns the Sigma Nu constitutional clause which prohibits the pledging of Negro men. KU's Sigma Nu chapter has failed twice in attempts to obtain removal of this clause at the fraternity's national convention.
Stimulus for the chancellor's waiver request, a letter dated October 30, came from an amendment to All Student Council Bill No. 7 introduced in the ASC October 27
The amendment called for a one-year deadline in removing all discriminatory clauses from KU organization constitutions. Any organization not complying, according to the amendment, would no longer be recognized by the University.
THE AMENDMENT HAS not become law. It was disclosed recently that ASC Bill No. 7 is not legal because it was never sent to the chancellor for consideration. The Bill was among 27 bills and amendments not submitted to the chancellor between October 6, 1963, and May 12, 1964.
THE FATE OF these bills rests upon their reconsideration by the ASC.
Whether or not the amendment to Bill No. 7 will be submitted is up to its original sponsor, Walter Bgoya Tanganvika senior.
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Barry In Jamaica
KINGSTON, Jamaica — (UPI) — Sen. Barry Goldwater told newsmen today he was enjoying himself and having a good rest at Montego Bay.
The Senator, earlier reported to be "blistering mad" at persistent efforts of newsmen to interview him, said he was grateful and pleased they were now respecting his privacy.
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Previously, Goldwater had threatened to cut short his stay because of the attention he was getting from newsmen.
Goldwater said today his friends back home were going to be surprised at not only the tan he has quickly acquired but his improved golf game. He has been fishing and playing golf almost daily since his arrival.
He said he had reservations until Nov. 22 at the Royal Caribbean hotel and would probably stay the full time in Jamaica because he was "having such a wonderful time."
Because of a communications error United Press International reported erroneously last night that the senator had returned to Phoenix, Ariz.
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Chancellor Wescoe commented yesterday on the mixup in ASC procedure.
The chancellor expressed confidence in the ASC and its officers, and said he foresees no procedural problems in the future.
"The initiative must rest with the ASC, and that responsibility was not accepted," he said. "I recognize that the members of the ASC are busy, as am I, but we are now meeting frequently," he said.
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