University Daily Kansan
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Tuesday, May 15, 1962
Final ASC Meet Tonight
The All Student Council will hold its last scheduled meeting tonight and close out the year with elections and action on some of the most important legislation of the semester.
An amendment to the ASC publications bill, a resolution dealing with the proposed insurance plan, and a needed resolution on the reserved seating plan are scheduled to be dealt with by the council.
THE PROPOSED amendment to the publications bill would reinstate the part omitted when the bill was passed last Spring. It provided that a member of the ASC publication committee should sit in on the meetings of the Kansan Board, the governing body of the Daily Kansan.
Since Vox Populi holds a decisive 16-12 majority on the council, it is expected that its nominee, Dean Salter, Garden City junior and vice chairman of the council, will move up to the chairmanship of the ASC.
A report by Brian Grace, Lawrence sophomore and chairman of the ASC Human Rights Committee, will also be heard. He will report the results of the questionnaires which the committee circulated and present the recommendations of the committee.
The resolution concerning the reserve seating plan will probably be one of intent as the council tries to legalize the changes which were made for next year.
Kansan Classified Ads Get Results
P-T-P Industrial Tour Set for Saturday
The next People-to-People industrial trial will begin at 8:30 Saturday morning at the Kansas Union. Tour members will visit the Kansas City Museum and eat lunch in Kansas City. The bus will return through Olathe Air Base and make a stop there for tour members to see the air show. Both American and international students are welcome to sign
Escapees Caught On Memorial Drive
Three teenage boys who escaped from the Boys Industrial School in Topeka Sunday were apprehended by the Douglas County Sheriff on Memorial Drive.
The boys, whose names were not released by police, were caught at 11:05 p.m. Sunday driving a stolen vehicle.
Tune Up for Spring at Leonard's Standard Service
9th and Indiana Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
up for the tour. Reservations may be made in the Dean of Students office in Strong Hall, the People-to-People office, Room 113 in the Kansas Union, or at the Union information booth.
James T. Burcham, Lawrence sophomore, has been elected president of the Business School Marketing Club for the next year.
Officers Elected For Marketing Club
Other officers are Douglas Lancaster, Lawrence junior, vice president; Jerry Shaw, Shawnee Mission sophomore; secretary; William Tanner, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore, treasurer, and Mathew Cabot, Honolulu, Hawaii, junior, American Marketing Association representative.
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Six KU Students In Language Study
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Six University of Kansas students have been chosen to participate in personally selected language study programs in Europe this summer.
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The students are: Dell Odell,
Shawnee Mission senior, French:
Clyde Thogmartin, Emporia senior.
French; Barbara Rab. McKeesport,
Pa., graduate student, Spanish; Mary
Jackson, Maryville, Mo., graduate
student, Spanish; Louise R. Miller,
Chicago, Ill., graduate student, German,
and Judith Ann Wager, Port
Washington, N.Y., graduate student,
German.
The six will be awarded $550 apiece to improve their language skills.
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