United Independents rise on campus politics
The piece describes the United Independents, a new student party formed from a recent ball session and aimed at reforming student government. It explains how a single party's dominance over elections created the impetus for a party organized around cleaner sweeps and merit rather than mere affiliation.
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Why This U S was GDI grievance amid Independent push
The Independent student group argues that U S has a chance to gain representation and voice. It urges Independents to examine the party's aims not to drive out Greeks or bias any faction. The message stresses using this moment to select capable leaders and ensure a fair, statewide contest.
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Truman Sees Peaceful Century on White House Steps
A well known American told teens on the White House steps that he expects a peaceful world over the next century. The remark, aimed at reassuring seniors amid war talk, reflects the thoughts of a leader in a position to judge global threats. Toto and Franca Faldi announce engagement after a 10 minute romance with no wedding date set. God is a myth, says the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, translated by a Warsaw publisher, describing religion as a survivable faith to be destroyed.
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Shorty Raithel Feeds Campus Squirrels on University Grounds
Bernard Raithel known as Shorty feeds campus squirrels keeping 25 breeding boxes stocked with corn and wooden nests. He and helpers climb or improvise ladders to fill baskets around the grounds to protect wildlife and keep young healthy.
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Bernard Raithel
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Taft Truman Duel Shapes Republican Nomination Fight
James Gabriel reports Taft presses the Republican presidential nomination with renewed vigor as Eisenhower supporters consider a strategic return. Truman maneuvers to exploit Ike's dilemma, aiming to influence the race while warning of party splits and defense issues.
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Kent Stater Staff and Publication Details
The Kent Stater staff list includes editors managing editor Ernie Mazza news editor Ed Gabrosek and other department heads with a large roster of reporters. The paper operates from Kent State University with offices at 115 Merrill Hall and Commercial Press printing at 1158 Depeyster Street.
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Don Hinton
George Way Society
Julia Yeagley
Barbara Pickering
Chuck Miller
Emil Kernasovich
Bob McMahen
Bill Caddey
Dick Winn
Charlotte Frolo
Lucille Carson
Pat Boehmer
Carolyn Whyte
Dick Dugan
Dick Duff
Lee Featheringham
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