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University Daily Kansan Thursday. Jan. 21, 1960
Kennedy Blasts Demo Competitors
MILWAUKEE — (UPI) — Sen. John F. Kennedy plunged into the Wisconsin presidential primary today with a charge that his chief competitors for the Democratic nomination are staying "safely on the sidelines" in hope of manipulating the convention.
Sen. Kennedy announced that he will wage an April 5 primary battle against Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn) in Wisconsin, the heart of Humphrey's strength for the Democratic Presidential nomination.
"I am fully aware of the risks and difficulties that course involves," the Massachusetts Democrat said in a prepared statement.
In an implied jab at Son. Humphrey, who is not running against him in the New Hampshire primary, Son, Kennedy said;
"No other candidate, real or unannounced, has indicated a willingness to enter any primary adjacent to the state of another contender—including New Hampshire, which is next to my own state of Massachusetts."
Summerfield Hall Dedication Set
"The Future for Business in the Central United States" will be the theme of a business conference to be held April 9, in conjunction with the dedication of Summerfield Hall, the new School of Business building. The conference will be open to businessmen throughout the region. Two of the featured speakers will Dr. Stanley F. Teele, dean of the Harvard Business School, and Robert Mershey, vice-president and member of the executive committee of the Du Pont Co. The program will be held
The program will include panel discussions in the areas of transportation, finance, distribution, insurance and manufacturing. Panel members will be regional businessmen.
Electronic Posts Now Being Filled
Electronic equipment specialists are being interviewed at KU for employment by the Federal Government.
The equipment specialists are responsible for furnishing technical advice and information for a wide variety of electronic equipment. They also act as advisers to contractor personnel, other governmental agencies, and aircraft manufacturers.
Salaries for the positions range from $5,985 to $8,330 a year. Qualified persons will be considered for full-time employment in the U.S. Army Signal Avionics Field Office in St. Louis, and should contact W. H. Bamber at the Lawrence Post Office for further information.
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But Sen. Kennedy said that
"nevertheless, the people of Wisconsin should not be denied their right to help select the Democratic Presidential nominee merely because their state happens to adjoin Minnesota." The latter is Sen. Humphrey's home state.
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