.Wednesday, April 20,
April 29 Deadline For
Worksheets, Deposits
Students signing up for fall
classes during advance regis
tration must turn their work
sheets and $50 deposit in by
April 29.
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hours a student has accum
ulated. Cards were pulled for
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fore spring vacation.
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cerning a student's registra
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ance of tuition will be mailed
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Daily Nebraskan
Vol. 1. No. 93
April 20, 1966
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ior staff positions which in
clude editor, managing editor,
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business manager are due in
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ities office by April 25.
Interviews for these five
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30 from 9 a.m. until noon.
Applications for copy ed
itors, junior and senior staff
writers and the sports and
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May 2.
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Seeger
Pete Seeger
To Appear
At Wesleyan
Tickets for the May 6 ap
pearance of folk singer Pete
week in the Nebraska Union.
Seeger, known as the "fath
er" of America's folksinglng
revival, will appear at t h e
Nebraska Wesleyan Fine Arts
Building, 50th and Baldwin,
at 8:30 p.m.
He is appearing under the
sponsorship of the Wesleyan
student movement, the Uni
versity Friends of the Student
Nonviolent Coordinating Com
mittee, the Lincoln chapter of
the Student Nonviolent Co
ordinating Committee, the
Lincoln chapter of NAACP
and the University Student
Religious Liberals.
According to John Schrek
inger, Friends of SNCC tick
et manager, Seeger will re
ceive only a portion of the
money received for tickets as
his fee. Ticket prices are $2.50
$3.00 and $3.50.
Tickets for the performance
will also be available at the
Nebraska Bookstore, the Wes
leyan campus bookstore and
from members of Student Re
ligious Liberals and Friends
of SNCC, Schrekinger said.
Tickets will be sold in t h e
Union for the next three
weeks, he added. There are
1,500 seats available.
Seeger is noted mainly as
a protest singer recording al
bums as "We Shall Overcome
and "Songs of Struggle and
Protest." He has been tour
ing the country singing folk
songs for 25 years.
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The Daily
YD Topics:
Parties,
Campaigns
The executive secretary of
the College Young Democrat
ic Clubs of America, a Uni
versity professor and a can
didate for ASUN president
will speak to the Young Dem
ocrats Wednesday evening.
Dr. F. J. Pepper, M. D.,
executive secretary of the
College YDs, Dr. David F.
Trask, associate professor of
history, and Steve Abbott, ed
itor of Scrip magazine and
ASUN presidential candidate,
will speak at the 7:30 p.m.
meeting in the Nebraska Un
ion. Pepper and Trask will dis
cuss various aspects of t h e
1966 campaigns, both on the
local and national levels.
Abbott will talk about the
role of parties in campus pol
itics. Pepper, who is a graduate
of the University and current
ly at University Hospital in
Omaha, is known for estab
lishing the first, and possibly
only, YD club at a medical
school.
Pepper will also speak
about the State Young Demo
crat convention to be held in
Norfolk May 6-7.
Court To
Cont. from page 1, col. 7
terial taken as a whole ap
peals to prurient interest."
Three Elements
"Under this definition, as
elaborated in subsequent
cases, three elements must
coalesce: it must be estab
lished that (a) the dominant
theme of the material taken
as a whole appeals to prur
ient interest in sex; (b) the
material is patently offensive
because it affronts contem
porary community standards
relating to the description or
representation of sexual mat
ters; and (c) the material is
utterly without redeeming so
cial value."
Finally, the court upheld
Edward Mishkin's three-year
New York sentence for plan
ning and peddling cheap pa-
UNICORNS To
Honor Member
Five UNICORNS members
were nominated for outstand
ing member at the the UNI
CORNS meeting Monday eve
ning in the Nebraska Union.
The five will be voted upon
by the executive council and
the award will be presented
at the UNICORNS scholastic
banquet May 13.
Nominees for the outstand
ing member were: Bob Bo
gott, Larry Eckholt, John
Gerlach, Rich Thompson and
Jim Vogt.
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GARDENS . . . with trees and pools are planned for the middle of 15th Street
between the State Capitol and the University.
Trees To Beautify 15th Street
By Bruce Giles
Senior Staff Writer
Trees being planted along
15th Street are part of what
is hoped will be a park at
mosphere. Architect L. A. Enerson
said that there will be 12
trees planted per block along
Halt Smut
perbound "pulps" of w h 1 c h
many had covers with draw
ings of scantily clad women
being whipped, beaten, or tor
tured. In referring to the books,
the Court stated: "Some de
pict relatively normal hetero
sexual relations, but more
depict such deviations as sado-masochism,
fetishism, and
homosexuality."
No Appeal
The defendant argued that
the books would not appeal to
the prurient interest of an
"average person," but rath
er would disgust and sicken
him.
The court rejected this ap
proach and Justice Brennan
said: "Where the material is
designed for and primarily
disseminated to a clearly de
fined deviant sexual group,
rather than the public at
large, the prurient-appeal re
quirement of the Roth test
is satisfied if the dominant
theme of the material taken
as a whole appeals to t h e
prurient interest in sex of the
members of that group."
The three cases produced
14 opinions, a sign of h o w
hard the justices worked to
guard freedom but still sup
press smut.
In dissenting, Justices Hu
go Black and William Doug
las said under the First
Amendment they are opposed
to all censorship. Also d i s
senting were Justices John
Harlan and Potter Stewart.
B.
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15th Street and J Street. This,
he emphasized, is the only
part of the project which has
authorization.
A meeting of 15th Street
businessmen has supported a
$331,000 project which would
turn the street from the Cap
itol to the University of Ne
braska campus into a virtual
park.
Enerson said plans call for
parking malls for 84 cars from
L Street to P Street and pools
and plantings from K to L
and P to Q.
Both blocks from K to L
and P to Q would have to be
closed for the mall.
"We purposely stayed clear
of the block from Q to R as
the University is sure to have
plans of their own," Enerson
said.
He said they recognized that
the University boundary is
looked at as Q Street and the
University may have their
own methods of traffic treat
ment for the area.
It has been reported that
city officials are hoping 41
per cent of the $331,000 cost
will come from federal funds.
The remaining part of the
$331,000 would come equally
trom tax funds and assess
ment against property adjoin
ing the street.
The proposal is scheduled
to be submitted to the City.
County Planning Commission
before being presented to the
City Council.
Describing the malls, Ener
son said each of the two malls
would have three pools about
50 foot square.
OrO
"Each of them will have a
fountain in the middle with a
healthy burst, maybe 25 foot
high or so," he said.
"It should create quite a
setting for the Capitol, look
ing down from the University
and seeing the flowering burst
of water and plantings against
the Capitol," Enerson added.
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Journalists
Attend NY
Conferences
Two University journalism
seniors attended conferences
in New York City over spring
vacation
Dick Whitney, advertising
major, attended the "Inside
Advertising Marketing Week"
conference sponsored by the
New York Advertising Club
and Lynne Morian, broadcast
ing major, attended the Inter
national Radio-Television Soc
iety convention.
Whitney, who has the high
est scholastic average in the
Journalism School's advertis
ing sequence, was accom
panied by Albert C. Book, as
aosicate professor of jour
nalism and head of the ad
vertising sequence.
The advertising conference
included presentations
by some of the nation's lead
ing business organizations,
including General Electric,
American Telephone and Tel
egraph, the New York Times
and International Business
Corporation.
Miss Morian received a
travel grant by the radio
society for the convention
which was held April 14-15.
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