Committee for the 27 to march through K.C.
A parade permit has been obtained by The Committee for the 27 for its scheduled Saturday march in Kansas City, Mo., to protest the Army's reaction to the Presidio 27.
The Presidio 27 are military prisoners who have been charged with mutiny by an Army court-martial board for their protest of the shotgun slaying of a fellow inmate by a prison guard.
The march, to begin at 1:30 p.m. in front of the Federal Building, will end at the Liberty Memorial, said Ted Steiner, St. Louis junior and group coordinator.
"We expect to gain a lot of student support for the march with our campus demonstration tomorrow," he said.
Dave Awbrey, Hutchinson junior and president-elect of the
ASC drops resolution against frosh officials
The All-Student Council (ASC) has dropped a resolution condemning Corbin College and administrative officials who asked an Overland Park freshman coed to withdraw from school, said Bill Hansen, Lawrence graduate student.
The resolution was passed at the last ASC meeting April 22, and condemned the "unilateral" and possibly "illegal" actions of Delbert Shankel, acting director of Corbin College, John Wolfe, assistant director, and other administration officials who were involved in asking Sharon Brettell to withdraw from school.
Miss Brettell said she was asked to withdraw because she did not show enough motivation to stay in school. Pat Sheldon, Ottawa freshman and a friend of Miss Brettell's, said letters were sent to her instructors about her academic performance, and that administrative pressure was interfering with her academic work.
Hansen said the resolution was dropped because Miss Sheldon is no longer under pressure, and Miss Brettell did not wish to litigate.
student body, will endorse the group's action with an appearance and a speech after the guerrilla theater, Steiner said.
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The campus demonstration, which will culminate in a reenactment of the Presidio protest to be staged in the "Wescoe Hole," will begin in front of the SUA Information Booth at 10:20 a.m. From there, he said the group would march down to the Military Science Building, then back up the Hill for the "'educational reenactment."
"We believe that the injustice involved in the Presidio 'mutiny' is self-evident," Steiner said, "and we feel obligated to help
the men by pointing out this injustice and doing what we can to have their sentences dropped. However, we want to stress that we are non-violent and have no intentions of disrupting the campus."
"Growing student concern may be evidenced by last night's meeting." he said. The attendance of the meeting was more than triple that of previous meetings.
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KU STUDENTS KNOW WHERE THE FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN RESIDES!
Even before Ace Johnson started running little personal autobiographies about his colorful employees, it was a poorly kept secret that the friendliest, quickest and finest service in town resided six nights a week at THE STABLES. But since these ads started head-lining weekly in the UDK, our service is continually being tested by demanding patrons and VIP's.
Such notables as J. Edgar Hoover, Billie Sol Estes, William Buckley Jr., Art Buckwald, Mayor Richard Daley, Tokyo Rose, Mick Jagger, Truman Capote (doing casting for "In Cold Blood"), Al Capp, Rap Brown, Tiny Tim, Eldridge Cleaver, J. Fred Muggs, the winning Rock Chalk Revue cast (after the first ad), the Haskell boxing team (after the second ad) and the campus police riot squad (after yesterday's journalistic masterpiece) have all stopped by The Stables, either in anger, disgust, horror or curiosity. True Confessions magazine wants to do a story on us (the subject matter is unprintable in the UDK), and the Internal Revenue wants to do an investigation into reported rumors (probably started by our competition) that there is a moonshine still in our back room. Some people have gone so far as wanting to drop an atomic bomb on The Stables and in its place to erect a monument to Tom and Dick Smoothers.
But the vast majority of The Hill population (except one young loss who is still upset after a misdirected KU rodeo horse used her table as a little boy's room) want to continue calling The Stables "the home of the KU student." They must mean it, since their support has been better than ever before. They also have continually hounded our bartenders for more intimate details on their life stories which are told in these ads. It has gotten so bad that many of our employees are walking around in disguise because they are bored with the constant attention showered on them nightly by hero-worshipping fans. Even though they are all going to Hollywood this summer to seek fame and fortune in the world of bright lights, they will never forget the KU students who first made them famous.
Today we focus in on Terry Cooper, who is currently attending the KU Med School, where he is studying to be a Chiropractor. (Word has it he raised his tuition money by rolling drunks in The Stables' parking lot.) He is currently recovering from a horrible experience suffered last week while studying the night life of an earthworm at Potter's Lake. Terry's date happened to tell him the ghost story about the couple who had car trouble out by a Lawrence haunted house. The guy started back to town to get help while the girl stayed in the car. Right after he left something started scratching on the roof of the car. This went on till daybreak, when the girl discovered that some hermit had killed her boyfriend, hung him upside down and his fingernails were scratching on the roof of the car from an overhanging tree limb. (Heavy!!) This terrified Terry and he promptly took his date home since he is afraid of the dark. Unfortunately Terry's car was parked at the SAE house, a spooky place when it's lived in, let alone abandoned. While hurrying through the lot he thought he noticed a man staring at him from a second floor window. In his hurried attempt to get away, he tripped over the Delta Chi St. Bernard (a vicious animal), who promptly sat on Terry in a show of affection.
Needless to say Cooper went into a state of shock and until yesterday could only say a few key words, like "bathroom," "Budweiser" and "Mama." He is slowly recovering, but isn't in too big a hurry, since anything to postpone his final would be a blessing in disguise. This summer he will work in the Harold Stassen Campaign headquarters in Moose Bite Falls, Minn., working on strategy for the 1972 Presidential election. Their basic platform revolves around two extremely important issues: a national fight against unkempt gasoline station bathrooms and a crack-down on the U.S. pigeon population.
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