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University Daily Kansan Tuesday, Feb. 23, 1960
Reactions to Docking's Decision Wide, Varied
(Continued from rage 1.) and need some positive, rather than negative, action.
"Gov. Docking would be beaten no matter what public office he decided to run for."
--would not like to see him in any office."
Walter Sandelius, professor of political science, said:
"My guess is that Gov. Docking will be re-elected governor of Kansas, although I might be wrong because many things can happen between now and November.
"You asked about my reaction to his announcement. I have no partisan statement to make. Being myself greatly interested in the matter of constitutional revision in Kansas at this moment, may I say that our commission on constitutional revision has enjoyed, and continues to enjoy, the support of both the governor and the leadership of the Kansas legislature.
"However, I think it has been good for Kansas to have become a two-party state."
--would not like to see him in any office."
Henry Horak, associate professor in astronomy, said:
"I just don't like him, but I am afraid he will get elected. Docking is an astute politician but very little anything else. His chances of being elected are very good just on the basis of his being known so well. I
Mrs. Ethel High, Douglas County Republican chairman, said;
"I doubt that he will have all the support he has had before. The split Republican party helped elect Mr. Docking the last time. This year our party is much more united and will provide a larger Republican vote.
"We are too busy selling our own good ticket to criticize the Democrats. We will just let their actions speak for themselves."
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Duane Postlethwaite, assistant instructor and director of laboratories of the chemistry department, a leader in campus Young Democrat activities, had this to say:
"Gov. Docking's candidacy for a third term should definitely insure an interesting political year, especially in light of the fact that running for a third term is contrary to traditional Kansas two-term voting.
"Concerning his re-election, this depends entirely upon who receives the Republican nomination.
"As an administrator, Docking has proven outstanding. Although there have been quarrels over his philosophic policies, his administrative technology has not been challenged."
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