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daily nebraskan
Wednesday, november 19, 1980
Klan-Nazi acquittal prompts today's demonstration
On Monday men allegedly identified as being members
of the Ku Klux Klan and Nazi parties were found inno
cent of the murders of five demonstrators in Greensboro,
N.C.
Tonight, at 8 in the Nebraska Union, a man close to
that situation will be speaking on the effects of that ac
quittal, the tie-in between the Klan .and the American
government and how citizens can react against the rise
of violence of such groups may perpetuate.
Nelson Johnson, known for his political activism and
speeches in the South, is being brought to UNL by the
Student Y. Coordinator Deresa Oliver who thought John
son would benefit students because there is a need for
people to be aware of Klan incidents.
"The government has given the Nazi's and the Klan a
license to kill innocent people," Oliver said in referance
to the trial.
"If the university wants to reach racial equality, they
should take a stand on this."
Johnson's arrival on campus is part of the reason be
hind a demonstration against racism which the Afrikan
People's and Progressive Students Union's will hold at
noon at the Broyhill Fountain.
"The government has taken the side of bigotry and
fascist murder," a press release said. "But we demand
that they listen to the people."
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Alpha Zeta, the honorary
service fraternity of Agri
culture, will hold its last
meeting of the semester to
night at 7 in the East
Campus Union. Room will
be posted.
There will be a NU-Meds
meeting at 7 p.m. in the Ne
braska Union. Room will be
posted.
The Student Dietetics
Association is sponsoring a
program on cardiac reha
bilitation tonight at 6:30 in
the Ruth Leverton Hall
vending room.
There will be a meeting
for Phi U members tomor
row at 7 p.m. in the Home
Economics Building, room
121. The program will be
"Professional and Career
Appearance".
Block and Bridle will
hold a meeting tomorrow at
7 p.m. in Marvel Baker Hall,
room 227. Executives will
meet in the library at 6:30
p.m. Initiates will meet at 6
p.m. in room 227 to take
their quiz.
Requests for P.A.score
board messages at home
football games must be
typewritten and submitted
to the Office of University
information, 312 Admini
stration, at least three days
before the date of the game.
The deadline for messages
for the Nebraska vs. Okla
homa game is 4 p.m. today.
The Office of Scholar
ship and Financial Aids, 1 13
Administration building, is
still taking applications for
second semester student
financial assistance. The
priority deadline for appli
cations is Dec. 1.
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