The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.65, no.13, Wichita, Kansas, October 28, 1960. - 6 pages

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Article(s): Kansas 4th district editors convene here Saturday -- CAC reveals expansion plans: Basement completion underway -- 6 in race for 1960 HC queen -- All aboard: 'Boosters' plan Tulsa journey -- Frank Theis will address young demos -- Catholic speaker will appear here Sunday -- Chaplain to make annual ROTC visit -- Candidates to visit campus GOP -- 4th of July party enabled German citizen to tour U.S. -- Choral groups join band in grid show -- Editorial views: Welcome back, Shocks -- WU boasts 52 international students representing 28 foreign nations / Elvira Valenzuela -- Inquiring reporter: Seating plan viewed -- New debaters win 8, lose 8 -- J-majors increase -- State editors gather here -- WU hosts district fourth estate; Banquet, tour, grid game on top -- Chicagoan joins library staff here -- Missal's work published by Fox -- Activities around the campus: Hebert commands Scabbard and Blade -- Dayton Flyers battle Shockers in 1st home game in month -- Frosh play five Juco's -- KU on probation by NCAA decision -- Shocker ace upsets OU

Photograph(s): "Now over here": Marshall Williams (left), CAC Program Director; Nancy Mayer, CAC board vice president; David Davidson, public relations chairman; and Herb Mann, CAC board president look on as Director Bill Glenn goes over the plans for the CAC addition. / photo by Gary Herlocker. p. 1 -- Frank Theis. p. 1 -- Father Robert Gannon, S. J. p. 1 -- Plan for editors' visit: Talking over details of the Fourth District Editorial Association meeting are (left to right) Judy Kessinger, Janet Hanson, Teresa Blaes, assistant to Lester Rosen, director of public relations, and Elvira Valenzuela. Seated is Mrs. Lorit Shottenkirk, secretary to Mr. Rosen. Miss Kessinger, Miss Hanson, and Miss Valenzuela are office personnel. Mr. Rosen (not pictured) is secretary of the Association. p. 3 -- Shocker flash: Shocker cross country ace, Ray Wilson, has won three of four meets this season. p. 6