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RROUCHO MARX in YOU
BET YOU LIFE (1956)
Features Groucho. George Fen
amon, and the Mad Duck who
nnns in when the Secret Word is
said. Groucho's insane contes-
tants tonite include the ban
Francisco zoo keeper who sleeps
with tne animais;
SUPERMAN (1955)
Streak! Streak! Stars George
Reeves, Perry White and Lois
Lane. A special episode made
for the U.S. Treasury Dept. in
which Superman tells young
sters of the vitrues in buying
government savings bonds. A
how!!
RICHARD NIXON'S
CHECKERS SPEECH (1952)
The President is accused of cor
ruption! The most transparently
fraudulent speech in the history
of American politics. This one
will bring the house down!
ELVIS PRESLEY on
ED SULLIVAN (1955)
Elvis was censored from the
waist down! as he pounded out
Don't Be Cruel and Love Me
Tender. An utterly magical
piece ot purest nostalgia, uon i
miss it.
THE LONE RANGER (1052)
The very first episode ever made!
We learn wny tne neroic icxas
Ranger dons his mask and how
he meets his faithful Indian
companion Ton to. A camp
classic!
AMOS 'N ANDY (1952)
Perhaps your only chance to see
again a riotously funny episode
from a legendary show. In this
one, Andy and the Kingfinh
throw a monkey wrench into
a United States Defense factory
that's in the bomb manufactur
ing business.
SERGEANT BILKO (1958)
Hysterically wild as Phil Silvers
as con-man Ernie Bilko leads
Colonel Hall through Nick's
Diner on his way to an AWOL
wedding - and on the night of
, the War Games!
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Committee
positions
remain
unfilled
Although the interviewing period for
1974-75 ASUN committe appointments has
ended, there are still some seats to be filled,
according to David Howlett, ASUN second
vice president.
Because the committees wanted more
selection time, interviews were held from
April 15 until Wednesday. They originally
were to end April 19.
Howlett said student were not informed
that the time period was extended.
He said ASUN executives have been busy
preparing a budget and have been without a
full-time secretary the past two weeks.
Posters, an ad in the Daily Nebraska n and
letters sent to student assistants and sorority
and fraternity presidents helped publicize
the interviews.
Howlett estimated 70 to 80 people have
;r.t0r!pwfid and called it a "falrlyN
normal pattern." People are more interested
in sitting on the popular committees like the.
Council on Student Life, Publications Board
and Fees Allocation Borad, Howlstt said..
New appointees "are expected to be
responsible to ASUN," Howlett said. "The
reason why they are sitting on the board is
to voice ASUN'f opinion. If they don't do
that, we have the power to remove them.
"The Senate Action Committee on
Appointments will be responsible to contact
ail people appointed to various committees
to see what is going on," he explained.
Howlett encouraged students to apply
for positions at the ASUN office. All tha
nmhahlv will not be
filled when school ends, he said.
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