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THURSDAY, APRIL 20,
SAMMY DAVIS JR. ... noted entertainer to appear at
Pershing Auditorium Thursday night. Tickets are on
sale at the Nebraska Union or at Pershing.
Schulze Accepts Seat
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cedures so in the future vot
ing irregularities may be easi
ly detected.
He added the Commission
will continue to check the vot
ers' lists from the Senate
election to determine cases of
double balloting.
After a complete investiga
tion has been finished, he
said, the Commission may
prosecute any offenders in
the Student Court.
Improve Campus
Accepting the ASUN presi
dent's seat, Dick Schulze said
the Senate "h a s been giv
en the responsibility to safe
guard the student interest at
the University and to improve
the campus as the students
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ROOMATES WANTED: To ahare an
enlabmiwd new apartment aoutheaat
o campua. One or two needed lor
Kimmer and or winter term. Upper
clammen or jraduale atml"nta write
Daily Nebraskan Biuineaa Olllce, room
31. Nebrakko Union.
Teachera or atudenU for part-time now
and available to work entire rammer
on coaH to roast furniture moving.
Mutt be over 21. Good past driving
record and good reference. Contact
K'rfl Dudley. Dudley'. Tianacinllnmtal
Muvera. 2120 Adams.
Lincoln's newest restaurant opening soon.
Now taking aoplnatlona for fry ennlj,
waltr and bar tendera. Must be over
21. Call Cliff RIKg between 2-1 P.m.
lor appointment. 47M5M.
MISCELLANEOUS
Typing: low rates on themes, manu
acniHs. Phone 4M-77S3 alter 530 P.m.
KKATKflNJTY HOUSE NEEDED??
hpaaou iwo-story bnrk hmne with
two fireplaces, 1 baths with tile
floors, living room 12 27, dining
room 14x16, set up for 24 men. I.'IS
per month with utilities paid. Ivan,
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Far information on certification and employment procedures,
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feel it should be."
He termed the Senate's du
ties next year as "difficult
but not impossible."
"The most immediate con
cern of the Senate," he con
tinued, "is to establish broad
campus support" for ASUN
programs.
He added that the Senate
"must look to the student for
ultimate direction."
Vice-Presidents
Gene Pokorny was installed
as first vice-president and
Mimi Rose was installed as
second vice-president.
Miss Rose resigned her Sen
ate seat, representing the Col
lege of Arts and Science, to
which she was re-elected.
Typing, my home: Themea. theses,
manuscripts and asatgnment reports.
Low ratea. 477-242.
Any young Republican. Interested In
attending a weekend hi Chicago at
Midwest republican College Conven
tion. 477-7679.
MIDWEST PINE ART EMPORIUM:
Open conrtanlly at 11th 4t N. Your
student art work acfd-rock poster and
Personality Poster (and other stuff
center. GO THERE NOW,
FOR SALE
Tandom bicycles for two. Weekdays S
a m.-2 p.m. All day on weekends. Rea
sonable. 43S-41.29.
Trailer for aale: 19SS Continental, rx
carpeted, one bedroom and one study
f built In). Student-o w a e d. Alr-condl-tloned.
Possession August 7. M67. Call
tm-taut evenings or weekenda. 4'WT
lean-to attached.
im Slmca. Deluxe model, excellent con
dition, must jell immediately. 11195,
LOST
Lost on campus. Lady Elgin wrlstwatch.
Reward. Housemother. 432 1J06.
Km Hastings High class ring. Reward!
Call 434-2404 after 5 p.m.
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Elections
For Board
Announced
Results of the advisory
board elections for Teach
ers College and the College
of Arts and Sciences were
announced Tuesday by the
Electoral Commission.
TEACHERS COLLEGE
Elementary Education
(Two Seats)
Linda Jeffrey 915
Susan Thompson 709
Jackie McKenzie 393
Secondary Education
General (Two Seats)
Ed Benin 480
Jane Thompson 474
Dermis Beckmann 457
Brad Baltensperger 305
Jane Alfson 250
James Wood 187
Secondary Education
Specialized (Two Seats)
Cindy Pauley 742
Kent Oates 712
Sue Ostwald 535
COLLEGE OF ARTS
AND SCIENCES
Natural Sciences and Math
(One Seat)
Carol Johnson 567
Gary Raymond 245
Walter Baumann 209..
Keith Willis 203
G. Richard Russell . . .173
English
(One Seat)
Gayle Smith 667
Rodney Powell 633
Languages
(One Seat)
Gary Lyons 788
Larry Tepley 508
Social Sciences
and Philosophy
(One Seat)
David Landis 455
Susie Kunc 335
Terri Jurgens 244
Bill Blankenship 204
School of Journalism
(One Seat)
Nancy Eaton 861
Holly Rosenberger .... 517
School of Fine Arts
(One Seat)
Sharon Wentzel 10
(Write-ins)..
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NEBRASKAN
WANT ADS
GRADUATING SENIORS!
Buy a new '67 Ford today, defer
payments until June. Over 150
new Fords from which to choose.
Mustangs from $2,195.
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The Daily
(All meetings are at the
Nebraska Union unless oth
erwise noted.)
I BURLINGTON Railroad,
11:30 p.m.
GREYHOUND Lines
Webster School, 12 p.m.
DR. RALPH BUNCHE,
12 pm.
GREYHOUND Lines St.
Mary's School, 12:15 p.m.
STUDENT AFFAIRS Staff
Symposium, 1 p.m.
BUILDERS Tours, 3:30
p.m.
AWS Workers, 3:30 p.m.
HYDE PARK, 3:30 p.m.-
EAST UNION Fine Arts,
4 p.m., East Union.
YMCA, 4:30 p.m.
UNION Contemporary
Arts, 4:30 p.m.
YWCA Cabinet, 4:30
p.m.
AUF Publicity, 4:30 pm.
AWS Court, 4:30 p.m.
BUILDERS Calendar &
Directory, 4:30 p.m.
UNIVERSITY THEATRE,
5:30 p.m.
REGENT'S Scholar
ship Dinner, 6:15 p.m.
AUF, 6:30 p.m.
SIGMA ALPHA ETA, 7
pm.
INTER-VARSITY, 7 p.m.
OLD CRUSTY MIN
STRELS Rehearsal, 7 p.m.
E WEEK Duplicate
Bridge Tournament, 7:15
p.m.
MATH Counselors, 7:30
p.m.
ASUN Spring Day Men's
Games, 7:30 p.m.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS,
7:30 pm.
CAMPUS
TRANSPORTATION
End your parking worries.
See the new 1967 Docati,
Kawawkl, Matchless and
Norton Motorcycles. Get the
best deal in town.
WESTERN GUN
3730 No.56 466-1991
Open 8-6 Mon. through Sat.
FOR THAT
SPECIAL
FORMAL
DATE
432-7602
Nebraskan
Nebraska Notables Featured
At Centennial Week, May 1-5
An expert on Buffalo Bill,
three historians, a Nebras
ka artist and art critic, a
folk singer and a news
paperman will be featured
speakers at the Nebraska
teach-in during ASUN Cen
tennial week Mary 1-5.
Centennial Commit
tee Chairman Elaine Kallos
said the speakers will be
conducting continuous lec
tures, talks and discussion
on Nebraska, its people,
resources and history in the
Nebraska Union lounge on
Thursday, May 4, the last
day of the campus celebra
tion of the state's 100th
birthday.
Also scheduled for Thurs
day is an inter-ethnic fes
tival sponsored by the IN
ternational Student Associ
ation, Miss Kallos said. The
festival will focus on the
contribution international
students have made to the
state, she said.
Other activities set for
Housing Discrimination Studied
A group of Lincoln citi
zens is investigating reports
of discrimination in renting
housing to University stu
dents and has asked that
students who have had ex
perience with the problem
contact them.
Mrs. Joyce Luke, chair
man of the Social Action
Committee of the Lincoln
Unitarian Church said rep
resentatives of 35-40 Lin
coln organizations are meet
ing to discuss the problem.
She said there have been
several reports that non
white students have been
DONT FORGET HER
CORSAGE
TYRRELL'S FLOWERS
434-6361
1133 No.
See Sommy
The
World's
Greatest
Entertainer
8:00 p.m.,
April 20
Tickets may be purchased
Pershing Auditorium. $3.00
the
sensation-filled
best seller.
It's like
you're
running
a big city. . .
e unique
empire. . . j
with
do-not-
oiswro t . - m -
$lgn on
every
door... "W
LWHLBIME SPAAK-KARL MAIDEN MR
1)1 starts SATURDAY
3 Is,
the three day celebration
include dress-up day Wed
nesday, May 3, a special
melodrama presented Wed
nesday night by the Old
Crusty Minstrels, and a
photo and art exhibit
featuring the works of Ne
braska artists and Nebras
ka scenes.
The dress-up day plans
call for Western wear to re
place the campusite's tra
ditional well-pressed slacks
or tent dresses.
Awards, Debate
Awards for the Soberest
Sheriff, Dandiest Dude, Cu
test Country Maid and
other categories will be
made to dressed up stu
dents at a special Wednes
day Hyde Park which fea
tures a debate between For
mer ASUN President Terry
Schaaf and Cathie Shat
tuck. Miss Kallos said a debate
topic had not been chosen,
but it will be a historical
turned away from University-approved
housing be
cause of race.
Students who can furnish
information for the commit
tee are asked to contact
Mrs. Luke through the Daily
Nebraskan.
ARNOLD PALMER
Deluxe Shirt
Service
21st & 0 13th & F
Cotner Blvd.
Davis, Jr.!
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ft
at Pershing Auditorium
in the Nebraska Union or at
$3.50 $4.50.
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TECHNICOLOR
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theme, possibly women's
suffrage.
Speakers
The speakers at the
teach-in will be George Le
R o y, superintendent at
Scout's Rest Ranch, Buf
falo Bill's restored ranch at
North Platte; Dr. Donald
Danker, lecturer and histor
ian with the State His
torical Society; Dr. J. R.
Johnson, a history profes
sor from John F. Kennedy
College at Wahoo:
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mother, and climlw into a cnrrilla suit to turn her wed
ding party into a King Konu-wzed disaster. Through
out it all, she remains radiant and ripe, a plum with
aplomb that drove the critics wild."-Time Magazine
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Homes Donate
Beta Sigma Psi and Alpha
Omicron Pi will present
Gov. Norbert Tiemann with
a $200 check for the chil
dren's ward at the State
Hospital Thursday after
noon. The two houses raised the
money by selling fruit cakes
as part of their philanthro
pic projects.
OPEN DAILY 1 P.M.
Pool Tables ...
Snooker Tables ...
Open Bowling . . .
SNOOKER BOWL
N. 48th & Dudley
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DOORS OPEN
NOW SHOWINGS
FEATURE AT 1:00, 3:06,
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$1.50 EVE., CHIID 50c ANYTIME
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DOORS OPEN 12:45
NOW SHOWING!
COMPLETE SHOWINGS AT
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