Nu-K and BG Split Council Races in Student Elections
Nu-K party led the contest for most popular and won 18 of 34 positions while Blue and Gold took 15 and an independent claimed a sophomore Men's union seat. 1,180 votes were cast and the Allocations amendment passed 599 to 118.
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Nu-K Party
Nu-K
Joan O’hara
Guy Shelley
Nuk
O’hara
Canton
WAA
Belbnes
HPE
Jean DeArment
Howie Fagan
Walt Gillis
Ben Steele
Bill Sitler
Ron Rice
Mary Ellen Cross
Laura Jo Dalton
Bud Davis
Sheila Smith
Lowell Smith
Jerry Frazier
Nu K
Men’s Union
Paul Wilson
Carl Warren
Glen Johnson
Bob Becker
John Berea
Ted Schniderman
Robert Gilbert
Wayne Christner
John Burdock
Advises US Bridge Gap To Russia By Boldyreff
Russian dissident Constantine W Boldyreff urged Americans to build a bridge from the American public to Russian hearts. Speaking at the university auditorium he argued myths about Russia and claimed 30 uprisings and 15 million prisoners exist under Stalin. He urged a strong psychological offensive to counter fear and lies.
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Russia
Constantine W. Boldyreff
Boldyreff
Stalin
Red Army
Women’s League elects officers for new term
Nancy Niblock was elected president of the Women’s League. Betsy Wooddell becomes first vice president, Pat Long second vice president, Shirley Chambers secretary, Mary Elaine Long treasurer, and Roseann Minchak student court chairman.
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Nancy Niblock
Women's League
Betsy Wooddell
Pat Long
Shirley Chambers
Mary Elaine Long
Roseann Minchak
WSSF Surpasses $1000 Goal In One Day Drive
Kent State WSSF drive topped $1000 with 1061 total after a one day campaign. First payment of $600 from KSU acknowledged by Wilmer Kitchen executive secretary of the National World Student Service fund. He praised the gifts as relief for distressed students worldwide and stressed bonds of friendship and world peace.
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Kent State
WSSF
KSU
National World Student Service Fund
Wilmer Kitchen
Marine officer to discuss reserve commissions on campus
Captain E R Miller of the U S Marine Corps will visit on April 30 to interview interested students in the Platoon Leaders class. The program offers Marine training and a commission without interrupting college work for eligible college men.
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E. R. Miller
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Miller
Barrel Rules Skit Contest Chairmen Told to Report
Barrel rules specify all group chairmen entering next week's skit competition must report to 219K this afternoon at 4 30 according to Roseann Minchak chairwoman.
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Roseann Minchak
Manchester Cup Applications Due
Application blanks for the Manchester Cup are available in the dean of men’s office. The award honors the outstanding senior man and is presented at the senior men’s banquet sponsored by the Men’s Union. The banquet is June 4 in the Union ballroom with Fred Guskind as banquet chair.
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Dean of Men
Bill Riley
Men's Union
Dean of Men’s
Union
Fred Guskind
Kent to host new Air Force ROTC unit at KSU
Kent State University will join four Ohio universities in receiving an Air Force ROTC unit. The Air Force will supply instructors and equipment while KSU provides space for administration and instruction. The board of inspectors will plan installation this spring or early summer with July 1 start for ROTC instruction in one or more of four proposed areas. President Bowman supports multiple units for flexibility. Other bases are Bowling Green State University Western Reserve University and Case Institute of Technology.
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KSU
Ohio
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Force
Bowman
Bowling Green State University
Western Reserve University
Case Institute of Technology
50 Grad Dies At Ft. Benning
Second Lt. Franklin E. Kelley 27 a KSU graduate and former ROTC member died suddenly at Fort Benning Georgia. He was found in his quarters by a fellow officer the death was due to a heart attack. Kelley a World War II private and German prisoner was sworn in as a second lieutenant in September 1950. He had returned to Kent to finish his studies and was involved with Alpha Phi Beta. He was home on furlough and to be married in June to Mary Shuey Ravenna a Kent graduate.
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Franklin E. Kelley
KSU
ROTC
Fort Benning
Kelley
Akron
Kent
Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Mary Shuey
Ravenna
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Shelley
Anne
Earle E. Curtis
Melba DeScenna
Ed Shelton
Norma Lou Horne
Norma
Harding Olson
Henry VIII
Ft. Benning
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