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Grid Writers Predict Third Huskers' Title
The University of Nebraska will win a third straight Big Eight Conference football title this year. That is the consensus of a majority of 100 midwest sports writers and broadcasters who took part in the annual pre-season poll conducted by Phil
Army Awaits Draft Surge
WASHINGTON — (UPI) — The Army is planning to gear up its present training centers to meet the mass of new recruits expected this fall when the draft more than doubles.
President Johnson, at his news conference last week, ordered the draft doubled as part of America's stepped-up military commitment to Viet Nam.
This would mean calling about 35,000 drafttees a month starting in October or November, compared to the present monthly draft rate of about 17,000 inductions.
IF ENLISTMENTS increase in the same proportion—and some officers think they will—the Army may be turning out 600,000 to 700,000 soldiers annually compared to a rate of 840,000 annually toward the close of the fiscal year which ended July 1.
The 1965 training schedule, which taxed the present training staffs to the limit, was close to the minimum necessary to keep the Army near its authorized strength of 960,000 men. The new schedule is expected to increase the ground forces to well over a million men.
WHETHER OR NOT additional training camps will be opened has not been definitely decided, but it appears that the nine centers now receiving recruits can absorb the increased load if given additional staff.
The centers are Ft. Dix, N.J.; Ft. Polk, La.; Ft. Ord, Calif; Ft. Leonard Wood, Md.; Ft. Jackson, S.C.; Ft. Knox, Ky.; Ft. Gordon, Ga.; Ft. Sam Houston, and Ft. Bliss, Tex., and Ft. Sill, Okla.
Dynan, KU sports information director.
Speech Expert Gives 2 Talks
Nebraska, which opened the year by losing to Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl, received more than twice as many first place votes as runner-up Missouri in the balloting.
Dr. Theodore Clevenenger, visiting lecturer, spoke yesterday in Murphy Hall Lounge at 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Dr. Clevenger's topics were "Re-
The veteran Cornhuskers received 70 first place votes, 24 for second place, 3 for third, 2 for fourth, and a lone dissenter picked NU for last place.
MISSOURI RECEIVED 25 first place votes. A final scoring established on a basis of eight points for a first place vote, seven points for second place, six points for third, etc., gave Nebraska a total of 757 points.
While Coach Bob Devaney's team gathered the role of favor, the poll revealed that the Big Eight could develop into a scramble for title honors. No less than six teams received first place votes. After Nebraska, the list includes Missouri. (690); Oklahoma (576); Kansas (539); Oklahoma State (422); and Colorado (390). Only Kansas State (217) and Iowa State (214) failed to collect a winning nod.
Most sports writers and broadcasters agreed that the conference championship could depend primarily on the outcome of four games. These games include Kansas at Oklahoma, Oct. 16; Nebraska at Missouri, Oct. 30; Missouri at Kansas, Nov. 20; and Oklahoma at Nebraska on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25.
Eighty-one of the forecasters volunteered the prediction that four schools, Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas could receive a post-season "bowl" invitation.
Tuesday, Aug. 3.1965 Summer Session Kansan Page
ANOTHER INTERESTING side-light of the poll finds all but three schools receiving last place votes. Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas escaped the cellar position in the balloting.
Three one-act plays, directed by graduate students, will be presented in the University of Kansas Experimental Theatre at 8:20 p.m. today.
The plays, "The Party Through the Wall," "Like Haunted Limbs on a Tree of Night," and "Infanta," are part of the M. A. Showcase, a program in which students direct plays as a requirement for the master of arts degree in theater.
Three One-Act Plays Scheduled Tonight
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