KUOK hit parade
In cooperation with KUOK campus radio, the Kansas will publish a list of the top 40 singles released weekly by KUOK. "Dizzy" by Tommy Roe heads the hit parade for March 14.
This week Title Artist Last week
1. Dizzy Tommy Roe 2
2. My Whole World Ended David Ruffin 5
3. I've Got a Line on You Spirit 1
4. Crossroads Cream 7
5. Run Away Child, Running Wild Temptations 10
6. This Girl's in Love with You Dionne Warwick 12
7. DSoul Experience Iron Butterfly 9
8. Apple Cider Five by Five 11
9. The Weight/The Tracks of My Tears Aretha Franklin 13
10. Galveston Glen Campbell 17
11. Rock Me ... Steppenwolf 14
12. Traces ... Classics IV 19
13. Proud Mary ... Creedence Clearwater Revival 4
14. First Train to California ... Crystal Shaves 21
15. To Susan on the West Coast Waiting/Atlantis ... Dominan 15
16. Sing a Simple Song ... Sly & Family Stone 3
17. Woman Helbing Man ... Vogues 25
18. Hot Smoke & Sassafras ... Bubble Puppy 32
19. Mendocino ... Sir Douglas Quintet 22
20. Only the Strong Survive ... Jerry Butler 22
21. Time of the Season ... Zombies 8
22. Kick out the Jams ... MC 5 31
23. Beautician Blues ... Mystic number National Bank 28
24. Long Green ... Fireballs 23
25. You've Made Me So Very Happy ... Blood, Sweat & Tears 24
26. Sophisticated Cissy ... Meters 24
27. I'm Living in Shame ... Supremes 6
28. Good Lovin' Ain't Easy to Come By ... Gay & Terrell 38
29. Try a Little Tenderness ... Three Dog Night 39
30. I'm Just an Average Girl ... Masqueraders 36
31. Baby, Baby Don't Cry ... Smokey Robinson & Miracles 18
32. Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In ... Fifth Demension 16
33. Heaven ... Rascals 16
34. Hair ... Cowsills
35. I Can Hear Music ... Beach Boys 3
36. Touch Me ... Doors 26
37. Gonna Have a Good Time ... Clingers 4
38. A Lover's Question ... Otis Redding 40
39. I Like What You're Doing (To Me) ... Carla Thomas 20
40. Can I Change My Mind ... Tyrone Davis 20
Sure Shots
In the Still of the Night ... Paul Anka
Emmaretta/The Bird Has Flown ... Deep Purple
The Long Way Around ... Linda Ronstadt
I Love My Baby ... Archie Bell & Drells
Time Is Tight ... Booker T & MG's
Never Gonna Let Him Know ... Debbie Taylor
Sweet Cherry Wine ... Tommy James & Shondells
Sittin' in Circles ... Steve Miller Band
Sally Goes Round the Moon ... Son Fardon
Happy Feeling ... Happy Feeling
FAA researches detection device
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) warned yesterday that would-be hijackers may be frisked electronically when they board an airliner.
The agency said it expects to begin field tests shortly on a $5,000 weapons detection device which it will install at certain airports in the United States.
But the FAA, not wanting to tip its hand to potential hijackers, declined to say how the device works, exactly where
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MU march cancelled rescheduled for April
Jack Matthews, dean of students at MU, of distributing obscene literature.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — A march to the state capital of Jefferson City from the University of Missouri at Columbia scheduled today by MU students in support of the banned MU chapter of Students for Democratic Society (SDS) was postponed late yesterday.
Four MU students have been charged by the city of Columbia in connection with the distribution of the literature.
Ronald Kling, a member of the sympathizer's steering committee said the march was formulated early yesterday by the Committee of Concerned Students, a discussion group at the university, and was to protest MU's withdrawal of recognition of the local SDS chapter.
William Wiecek, associate
MU Chancellor John Schwada announced Tuesday the SDS would no longer be recognized after the chapter was charged by
history professor and friend of SDS and part time legal consultant for SDS, said: "Reaction to the chancellors decision was strong. I think there will be some sort of peaceful demonstration before spring break."
Kling said the march would be delayed until April to allow the Board of Curators to consider the SDS case and to allow support for the march to develop on other campuses.
Texas U.might host SDS national meeting
AUSTIN. Tex. (UPI) Students for a Democratic Society yesterday asked a federal court here to enjoin officials of University of Texas at Austin from barring a national meeting of the organization from the Austin campus.
The suit asks for both a temporary and a permanent injunction to prevent the officials from ousting the meeting scheduled March 28-30.
An SDS spokesman in Austin threatened the suit after Regents Chairman Frank C. Erwin Jr. said Tuesday he was consulting school administrators about the issue.
Erwin's letter to a member of the SDS said he has "taken under consideration" a request that the regents override a decision by the university president barring the convention.
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Members and Guests to Downstairs at 8th & N.H. 3:00 a.m.
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