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Austin will head Kansan news staff
Dan Austin, Salina junior, has been named managing editor of the Fall 1967 University Daily Kansan.
Austin is an assistant managing editor and editorial editor of the newspaper.
Blaine King, journalism instructor, will be news-editorial adviser.
NAMED EDITORIAL EDITORS at a recent Kansan Board meeting were Allan Northcutt, Wichita junior, and Betsy Wright, Topeka senior.
Assistant managing editors: Will Hardesty, Wheat Ridge, Colo., junior; Paul Haney, Shawnee Mission junior; Gary Murrell, Independence junior; Richard Lovett, Neodesha junior; and Jerry Klein, Taunton, Mass., junior.
Other appointments announced were:
City editor: John Marshall, Lincoln sophomore. Assistant city editors: Merrily Robinson, Middleburg, Fla., junior, and Charla Jenkins, Emporia junior.
Wire editor: Don Walker. Wichita junior.
**SPORTS EDITORS:** Don Steffens, Wichita junior, and Chip Rouse, Shawnee Mission sophomore.
Feature and society editor: Kathy Vaughn, Lawrence junior.
Feature and society editor: Kathy Vaughn, Lawrence junior.
Photography editor: Dale Pippitt, Twin Falls, Idaho, freshman.
The business staff will be announced at a later Kansan Board meeting.
Mt. Oread hosts traffic conference
Transportation planning and the problems involved in traffic control will be the topics of discussion at the Joint Chapter Conference of the American Public Works Association today and tomorrow.
The conference, sponsored by the Kansas State chapter and the Kansas City Metropolitan chapter of the Association, is supporting National Public Works Week, May 14-20. Bill Chestnum, KU Extension official, said the conference was established to provide public works officials with an opportunity to meet, discuss, and exchange information.
"WERE HOPING for a turn-out of about 70 to 75 people for the two-day program," Chestnut said.
Today's program, beginning with registration at 8:30 a.m. at the Kansas Union and concluding with a buffet dinner at 6:30 p.m., will center on the "Social, Political, and Economic Aspect of Highway and Transportation Planning."
"Mr. President, please stop the bombing now and seek immediate negotiations."
"Uniform Traffic Control and
This is the rallying slogan of the "picket-vigil" at the Chancellor's ROTC Review at 3:30 p.m. today in Memorial Stadium.
The rally protesting the war in Vietnam begins at 2:45 p.m. in Xzone parking lot. The pickets will march from there to Strong Hall and then to the stadium.
The rally is sponsored by the Kansas Peace Forum, Student Peace Union, Vietnam Committee, and Women's League for International Peace and Freedom.
NORTH MIAMI, Fla.—(UPI)— In the belief that Florida's stake in the motion picture industry is rapidly growing, Al Saxe, former drama instructor at the American Theatre Wing in New York City, has opened the Al Saxe Institute of Drama at Studio City here.
Training talents
Peace rally to picketreview
Practical Solutions to Traffic Problems" will be the theme of tomorrow's program, which will begin at 9 a.m. and conclude at 11 a.m.
Daily Kansan 5
Friday, May 19, 1967
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