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The Daily. Nebrcskon
Wednesday, February 19, 195?
Two NUCWA
Positions Open
The Nebraska University Coun
cil on World Affairs (NUCWA) has
two new board positions open ac
cording to Biff Keyes, president.
The positions are NUCWA News
rA NUCWA Service Proiects.
Applicants for these positions
need not presently be members 01
the rotKieil. Keves said.
Applications will be available
from Biff Keyes and in the
NUCWA box outside of Union 20.
Interviews for the positions will
be held on Saturday March 1 be
tween 9 a.m. and noon.
Armlir.ants mav sien ud anytime
for interviews on a list posted on
the door of the NUt-WA otiace,
Union 309.
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Square Dancing
Plans Announced
Scmare dancine time in the Col
lege Activities Building has been
set for Friday from 8 p.m. to 12
p.m.
Caller for the All-University
Square dancers will be Vera Stet
son, said Carolyn Hall, publicity
chairman.
Admission for members of the
square dance club is 25 cents. The
charge for non-members Is 35
cents, Miss Hall said.
Coed Board Blanks
Still Available
Application blanks for Coed
Counselor Board positions must be
filled out before Saturday, said
Dorothy Glade, publicity chair
man. Miss Glade commented that sev
eral who had signed up for inter
views had not returned the appli
cation blanks to the envelope pro
vided outside Union 313.
Interviews for the board are
scheduled for Saturday.
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KUON-TV Schedule
Program schedules for next
week have been announced by
KUON-TV, University television
station, Channel 12.
Monday
9:00 High School Physics
9.30 Music
10:00 High School First Year Al
gebra 10:30 Music
11:00 High School Plane Geometry
1:00 High School Senior English
1:30 Music
2:00 High School Beginning Span
ish 5:30 Highlights of Opera History
6:00 Evening Prelude
6:30 The Magic Well
7:00 Tales of Poindexter
7:15 Sing Hi-Sing Lo
7:30 Visits with a Sculptor
8:00 Physics
8:30 The Red Cross Story
9:00 Highlights of Opera History
Tuesday
9:00 High School Physics
9:30 Music
10:00 High School General Mathe
matics 10:30 Music
11:00 High School Plane Geometry
1:00 High School Senior English
1:30 Music
2:00 High School Beginning Art
5:30 Visits with a Sculptor
6:00 Evening Prelude
6:30 Let's Visit School
7:00 Tempest in a Test Tube
7:30 PTA TELETALKS
8:00 French through Television
8:30 Conversation Piece
9:00 PTA TELETALKS
Wednesday
9:00 High School Physics
9:30 Music
10:00 High School First Year Al
gebra 10:30 Music
11:00 High School Plane Geometry
1:00 High School Senior English
1:30 Music
2:00 High School Beginning Span
ish 5:30 French through Television
6:00 Evening Prelude
6:30 The Story Lady
7.00 Sing Hi-Sing Lo
7:15 UN Review
7:30 Heritage
8:00 Physics
8:30 Televisit
9:00 Literature: The American
Scene
Thursday
9:00 High School Physics
9:30 Music
10:00
10:30
11:00
1:00
1:30
2:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
1:00
1:30
2:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
6:45
7:00
7:30
8:00
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High School General Mathe
matics
Music
High School Plane Geometry
High School Senior English
Music
High School Beginning Art
Heritage
Evening Prelude
Yesterday in Nebraska
The Great Plains Trilogy
Doctors in Space
French through Television
The Art Galleries
Geography for Decision '
Friday
High School Physics
Music
High School First Year Al
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High School Plane Geometry
High School Senior English
Music
High School Beginning Span'
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Great Plains Trilogy
Evening Prelude
Tales of Poindexter
Uncle Wonder's Workshop
Opera for Tomorrow
Psychology I
Physics
House and Home
American Government: Pur
suit of Happiness
Young Republicans
The University Young Republi
cans will hold their regular weekly
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in
Union 315.
E-Week Volunteers
Volunteers who wish to work on
E-Week committees are asked to
contact the department chairmen
or to sign the roster in the individ
ual buildings of the Engineering
college.
Many workers are still needed
to plan and construct the various
displays according to Stan Kai
man. A meeting of the E-Week
board will be held Thursday at 5
p.m. in Stout Hall.
STE Initiates Eight
Sigma Theta Epsilon, National
Methodist Religious Fraternity for
men, initiated eight men this sem
ester. The new members are Bill
Bammer, Dick Fox, Jim Garner,
Dick Oehlerking, Terry Otto, Gene
Rauscher, Ray Shepard and Bob
Wright.
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ROTC Combat Film
A public showing of a World War
II combat film will be shown on
Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
in Morrill Hall 20.
The title of the film is "The
True Glory". It includes the in
vasion of Europe and the victory
over the Nazis.
The film is sponsored by the
Army ROTC.
Final Bridge Signup
Today is the last day to sign up
for the Inter-Collegiate Bridge
Tournament.
The Tournament will be Satur
day in Union 315 and 316 at 1 p.m.
Finals will be on March 1.
Outside World
Union College Building Planned
Union College in Lincoln will get in face-lifting which will even
tually add five buildings to the campus, located in the southeast
part of the city.
A new high school building, an industrial arts building, an ad
ministration office and additions to the men's dormitory and furni
ture factory were scheduled by the College's trustees which met in
Lincoln Tuesday.
No Weather Letup In East
Still unable to dig out from the week-end blizzard and cold spell,
the eastern part of the nation saw no relief in sight for the weather
man's pranks.
Over 180 lives were claimed by the storms which sent the mer
cury down to the bottom of the tube in some cases as low as
unofficial minus 40 readings. Northern New York had readings of
25 below.
Traditionally warm through the winter months, Georgia schools
and industries were closed for lack of proper heating facilities and
inadequate fuel supplies.
Atlanta recorded a low of two above zero.
States of emergency were declared in Michigan City, Ind., struck
by a 42 inch snowfall and snow-paralyzed Springfield, Mass.
The protracted cold spell, now in its 10th day will continue to
plague the eastern half of the U.S.
Financial Help Urged
Congress has been urged to create a large program to help
needy students obtain college education in courses of their own
choosing.
The American Council on Education said their proposal is just
i-iu step in a long-range multi-billion dollar program the United
States must undertake if it is to overtake the Soviet Union in grants
to education.
The views of the panel of educators were given before the Senate
Labor and Public Welfare Committee which is studying educational
needs to bolster the defense effort.
Commies Keep Airliner
The Communist North Korean government has rejected a United
Nations demand for the return of a South Korean airliner containing
two Americans and two Germans among its 34 passengers which
disappeared in North Korea Sunday.
The plane, it is speculated, was forced into the Communist domi
nated land, and will be kept there as blackmail the Reds plan to
foist against the West for official recognition of that land.
However, a North Korean army official stated that the Korean
National Airlines plane entered the Red country "voluntarily" in a
righteous action to escape the war policy of the American imperial
ists and the puppet Syngman Rhee clique."
Nominations For Britons
Britons are dominating the Academy Award nominations this
year.
Nominees for top awards include Alec Guiness for "The Bridge
on the River Kwai;" Charles Laughton, "Witness for the Prosecu
tion;" Deborah Kerr, "Heaven Knows Mr. Allison," and Elizabeth
Taylor, "Raintree County."
The televised Oscar award ceremonies will be on March 26.
"Sayonara," a movie about an American major's love for a
Japanese girl won the most nominations 10.
Young GOP Clubs Organize
Drives to start Young Republican clubs in all counties in the
First and Second Nebraska Congressional districts are scheduled to
get underway Monday, according to Ray Simmons, state Young
GOP chairman.
Part of a statewide effort to increase the membership in the
YR program, the current recruiting will follow recent organization
attempts in the Third Congressional District which resulted in the
formation of Young Republican groups in Madison and Dakota
Counties.
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