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University Daily Kansan Thursday, Feb. 14, 1963
Around the Campus
Arab Club
The KU Arab-American Club members decided last night to send the following telegram to President Abdul Salam Aref of Iraq:
"We hope this revolution will fulfill your cherished aims toward a better and more prosperous Iraq."
"The Arab students at the University of Kansas see your constructive revolution in Iraq, as a major step toward Arab unity.
International Club
The International Club will observe "Scandinavian Night" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union.
Students from Iceland and Scandinavia will present their cultures and customs in the panel which has been planned for the evening.
The panel will be followed by Scandinavian dances and music Slides of these countries also will be shown.
New President
Karl D. Edwards, professor of education and director of student teaching, will be installed as president of the national Association for Student Teaching tomorrow.
The ceremony will take place in Chicago, where Edwards and six other members of the School of Education faculty are attending a series of meetings.
KU Relays
Freshman men interested in working on the Kansas Relays Committee this year must apply by Friday night.
Applications must be made in writing, and may be mailed to the KU Relays Committee, Allen Field House.
Applications should include detailed descriptions of high school and college activities, especially sports, and the applicant's grade point average for fall semester.
The KU Relays Committee is responsible for all activities during the Relays weekend, including the parade and Relays Dance.
The Committee also arranges for all medals given at the Relays, and provides timers for the athletic events.
Friendship Trip
Six KU students will go to Pittsburgh tomorrow in the interest of international understanding.
Ali Moushine, Casablanca, Morocco, said the International Friendship Organization at Kansas State College of Pittsburg has invited members of the KU African Club to present a program tomorrow night.
He said the students will demonstrate music, dances, and other folklore of the African nations represented at KU.
Students from Nigeria, Liberia, Ghana, Tanganyika and Morocco will make the trip.
Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, will hold a rush smoker at 7:30 p.m. Monday, February 18, in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union. This will be an open meeting to give anyone interested a chance to meet the members.
Membership requirements for Alpha Phi Omega are previous training in scouting, a desire to serve others, and satisfactory scholarship, said Jerry L. Hammons, Sterling sophomore, and Alpha Phi Omega rush chairman.
Canada Says Quibbling Blocks Test Ban Treaty
GENEVA — (UPI) — Canada urged the nuclear powers today to quit quibbling and get down to business on a nuclear test ban treaty which is "almost within our grasp."
Canadian delegation leader Gen. E. L. M. Burns told the 17-nation disarmament conference that the United States, Britain and Russia are so close to agreement that the conference should focus its efforts in this area until success is achieved.
The Russians have stalled on continuing test ban negotiations since the conference resumed Tuesday after an eight-week recess.
Western diplomats, buoyed by neutralist support on the nuclear issue, charged prior to today's session that the Russians came to Geneva for propaganda and not negotiations.
Burns said statements by the United States and Russia indicate they agree on matters of principle on a test ban. He said the big powers now must get together and work out the details.
Burns said the nuclear powers should stop quibbling over the number of on-site inspections and control stations needed to police a ban.
"Right now, no one can say that the number three is right, or that number ten is right, or that the number six and a half is right," The Canadian said.
Student Receives Bottle Of Valentine
Russia will permit no more than three on-site inspections on its territory in a year. The United States says each power must allow eight to ten inspections annually to insure foolproof policing.
BOSTON — (UPI) — Eric W. Naiburg of Woodmere, N. Y., won't forget this Valentine's Day.
A student at Babson Institute in nearby Wellesley, Nairab got a Valentine yesterday from his girl friend, Miss June Gould, also of Woodmere, a student at Emerson College here.
The Valentine was a sheep's eyeball preserved in a bottle of formaldehyme. The message with it read: "I have an eye on you for Valentine's Day."
ATTENTION-SPORT FANS ASSOCIATION of COLLEGE UNIONS REGION "8" (Missouri, Iowa, Neb., & Kansas)
TOURNAMENT BOWLING, BILLIARDS, CHESS, TABLE TENNIS
MEN and WOMEN
FRI., FEB. 15 and SAT. FEB. 16
KANSAS UNION EVENTS BEGIN AT 1 P.M.
K. U.
ENTRANTS:
Bowling, Women
Betty Jo Hember
Alice Griffith
Jackie Wash
Judy Sheaks
Marilyn Copeland
Bowling, Men -
Billiards -
James Dukelow
Paul Carlson
Betty Jo Hember (B.J.)
Table Tennis -
Harry Rybolt Terrel Hays Don Kahl Bob Bowersock Harry Bunch
Lowell Wood Ibrahim Yilla James Tifford
Chess -
Tamerlan Salaty
Michael Downs
Charles Gish
Larry Mason
Subversin Schools Reported In Cuba
They said the United States also had detected "illicit movements" of funds from Cuba to Communist groups in other Latin American countries.
WASHINGTON — (UPI) - Hundreds of Latin Americans are being trained in Cuba in guerrilla warfare, sabotage, and leadership of insurgent movements, U.S. officials reported today.
State Department officials said, however, that what the United States knows about the details and scope of Cuban subversive activities in the hemisphere is, at the moment, "classified."
And the Cuban radio, these officials reported, continues to speak directly to terrorist groups which have been operating in Venezuela.
They said "thousands" of persons from other countries were receiving "ideological" training in Cuba. Of these, "hundreds" were said to be getting a more practical training in the methods of insurgency.
JUNIOR CLASS PRE- PARTY
SATURDAY, FEB. 16
BIG BARN
Dance to "The Disciples"
4:30 P.M. Until?
75c per Person
All the Beverages You Can Drink
BUY YOUR TICKETS AT YOUR LIVING GROUP,AT THE DOOR,OR CONTACT DAVE BROLLIER, SUZI RUNNELLS, JOHN LINDEN, OR BRUCE NULL