Voters At Fault Says University Expert On Elections
A university political science expert argues low turnout reflects public apathy rather than flawed rules. Dr. Oscar H Ibele notes that in primaries 45 60 percent vote and in general elections 35 50 percent participate, leaving about half the electorate silent. He urges qualified voters to cast ballots to ensure democracy mirrors majority opinion.
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Italy
America
Oscar H. Ibele
University Political Science Department
Seniors Promote Announcements and Dues at Kent Hall Table
Seniors sell commencement announcements and collect dues at a Kent Hall table from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Senior prom tickets are on sale per class secretary Phoebe Steiner. Marian Glawe of Daily States society staff filled in as Kent correspondent for two days, covering a murder story.
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Kent Hall
Phoebe Steiner
Marian Glawe
Daily States Society
Jesse West
Kent
The
Beacon Journal
Glawe
P.S
Miss West
Political censorship at Evansville college over Wallace support
A Indiana college fired assistant religion professor George Parker for presiding at a Wallace campaign rally. The piece defends free thought and speech, arguing the incident highlights dangers to academic freedom and political expression in America.
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Indiana
Evansville College
George Parker
Parker
Evansville
Citizens For Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Taft
Eisenhower
Dewey
Truman
KSU
Wallace
Russia
Italy
Germany
Herbert Interview Sparks High School Conferences
Governor Thomas J. Herbert’s campus visit sparked a weekend of high school activity as the Northeastern Ohio Music Education and Press associations held their conferences. Lakewood High journalist Gordon Brumm won the rotating trophy. Student Council President Tom Davey received a $60 stadium ticket prize. Herbert became an honorary member of Kappa Mu Kappa. Twelve high school bands will travel to Columbus on May 8 after regional eliminations, with forty-four bands presenting.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Lakewood
Northeastern Ohio Music Education and Press Associations
Brumm
Herbert
Tom Davey
Kappa Mu Kappa
Columbus
Groups Donate To Stadium Drive By Campus Groups
Alpha Omega sorority gave 235 dollars in raffle proceeds to the Stadium Drive today. Phi Gamma Theta fraternity yesterday donated 200 dollars from Cage Carnival proceeds to the drive, handed to President George A. Bowman by Jack Urchek and Chuck Lafferty. The Phi Gams total now reaches 300 dollars. Chi Pi pledged 15 dollars to the drive at its last meeting per treasurer George Heaslip.
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Alpha Omega Sorority
Phi Gamma Theta Fraternity
George A. Bowman
Jack Urchek
Chuck Lafferty
Phi Gams
Chi Pi
George Heaslip
Kent State University newspaper staff and publication notes
The Kent State publication lists staff roles including editor in chief Robert J. Casey and managing editor George Heaslip with several section editors. It notes daily Tuesday through Friday circulation during the school year, summer issues on Tuesdays and Fridays, and suspension during vacations with a 2 per year subscription rate.
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Robert J. Casey
Angeline Scourcos
George Heaslip
Dan Dana
Phil Dempsey
Kent Statek
Readers Debate Stater Satire and Editorial Standards
A letter from Jack Grover protests an unsigned April 21 story titled Story with A Moral Watch Your Footwork accusing it of poor taste and adult insight. The editor notes the by line was Bob West due to a print error and defends variety while denying cheap space, mentioning unused feature material and reader reactions.
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Wallace
Jack Grover
New Plan Sets Pension for Nonservice Disabled Veterans
Veterans Administration in Columbus outlines a minimum pension of 60 dollars monthly for permanently and totally disabled veterans with no service connection. Eligible income limits are 1000 dollars for single and 2500 dollars with dependents, rising to 72 dollars after ten years or at age 65.
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Veterans Administration
Columbus
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Daily States
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Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Texas
Future
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kent Stater
George C. Heaslip
Herbert Interview
Sparks
Gordon Brumm
Hi-Times
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Ohio
Maces
Vets Angle
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