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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
2
The piece urges students independents and Greeks to vote while warning election committee officers to be wary of visiting friends and party moguls during ballot counting and to beware of potential meddling and influence.
An open letter argues outsiders should be barred from the balloting room and claims editorials cannot ensure ballot box control or full committee occupancy. It notes faculty helpers may assist tallying, while urging readers to act prudently on Election Day.
Margaret Choate reviews NTFC Love Weak noting good music and satire and strong casting. Jim Glynn binds scenes while Ron Rice Evelyn Kolesar deliver notable songs though uneven in voice. Highlights include safari and drinking hall scenes. dances run long and satire often cut short.
Robert E. Stockdale assistant professor of speech and varsity debate coach announces a bid for Portage county sheriff in the coming spring primaries. He cites national security and anti corruption aims while pledging to resign from the university if elected and pursue stamping out gambling. Stockdale is a Kent State alumnus with Marine Corps service and resides in Twin Lakes with his wife Mary Helen Gray and two children.
In this fifth installment James Gabriel analyzes Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois. The piece notes his voting record on major issues and his unusual posture for a potential presidential candidate, including support for Eisenhower and tensions with the Truman administration.
Kent State students in radio production present a weekly Know Your Ohio Constitution Week program on WKSU FM. The issue includes campus happenings from Kent Writers club, Hindu term garuparumparum, Miss Kent State poster stunt, and a spontaneous write-in independent slate for today’s student elections.
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