Monday, May 6, 1968
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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No demonstrators at ROTC Review
The absence of peace demonstrators at the annual KU ROTC Chancellor's Review Friday in Memorial Stadium marked the first time in nearly five years no protesters had attended the Review.
Kansas, Texas and Iowa are the states that have the most tornadoes.
Rumors had circulated that protesters would go to the Review but none appeared.
Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe, Franklin C. Nellick, professor of English and a captain in the U.S. Naval Reserve, and Alan C. Fisher, commander of American Legion Post No. 14, presented awards to twelve ROTC students for excellence during the 1967-68 school year at the Review.
POLARIZED GARE
Now's the time... STORE YOUR FURS AND CLOTHES FOR SUMMER
Don't bother taking your winter clothes home this summer have them cleaned with free moth-proofing and stored all summer ready for you when fall comes
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Naismith private pool opened Saturday
Naismith Hall residents took their first dip Saturday morning in the private, co-educational hall's new 50 by 25 foot swimming
pool, which is complete with diving board and sun deck.
Weather over the weekend proved "not warm enough for
Swimming in the pool will be strictly for Naismith residents.
swimming," several swimmers agreed.
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