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University Daily Kansan
Monday: Nov. 28, 1960
Hodges Denies Conference Over Cabinet Position
NEW ORLEANS —(UPI)— Gov Luther Hodges of North Carolina who has been mentioned as a possible secretary of commerce in the incoming Democratic administration, today denied that President-elect John F. Kennedy had talked with him about the post.
Two other state chief executives who arrived on a flight with Hodges also denied knowledge about possible appointment to high federal positions.
Hodges stopped in New Orleans en route from a South American good-will tour and said "I know nothing about it except from news reports and cables and letters from friends."
Gov. G. Mennen Williams of Michigan and Gov. Orville Freeman of Minnesota had been mentioned as likely to be leading figures in the Kennedy administration.
Most of the Governors who returned for a 15-day visit to Argentina and Brazil changed planes at New Orleans to return to their home states. Two chief executives, Robert
E. Smylyle of Idaho and J. Howard Edmondson of Oklahoma, stayed in the city for ceremonies tomorrow marking a $300,000 renovation of the International House.
KU Police Report Strong Hall Theft
Campus Police reported this morning that early Wednesday morning someone broke into two machines located in Strong basement and took more than $20.
The thief pried open a milk and ice cream dispenser and took the contents of the change box. Estimated damage to each machine was set at $100 to $150.
At about 10:30 p.m. last night campus police reported that several cars parked in Templin Hall parking lot had shattered rear windows. The damage was attributed to the heavy winds here last night.
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Foreign Living Interviews Set
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U. S. experimenters, as the American participants are called, will travel with a group of 10 U.S. citizens and a qualified group leader to a foreign community where each member will live in a separate home. The group gathers periodically for trips and exchange of information and experiences. A tour usually lasts three weeks and ends in a large city.
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