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University Daily Kansan Thursday, Nov. 17, 1960
Candidate Voting Totals
Fraternity (first four elected)
Max Eberhart (Vox) 191
Jerry Palmer (Vox) 161
Dick Harper (Vox) 154
John Erickson (UP) 133
Fat Piggot (Vox) 128
John Tillotson (UP) 121
Tom Turner (UP) 62
Sorority (first three elected)
Sorority (first three elected)
Phyllis Wertzberger (UP) 128
Jan Wise (UP) 100
Mary Sue Childers (Vox) 60
Kay Carpenter (Vox) 60
Judy Young (Vox) 50
Jeanette Ross (Vox) 52
Large Men's Dorms
Large Men's Borns
(first three elected)
Alan Reed (UP) 151
Jerry Musil (UP) 138
James Jackson (UP) 101
Steve Patterson (Vox) 14
Gary Zuck (Vox) 41
Small Men's Dorms
Small Men's Dorms
(first one elected)
Bill Breckenridge (Vox) ... 82
Larry Ehrlich (UP) ... 73
Co-op and Professional Fraternities (no voting representatives elected)
Dennis Lemon (Vox) ...
Married (no voting representatives elected)
Bob Smith (Vox)
John Mitchell (UP)
Voting by Districts
District Vox UP Total
Fraternity 634 316 950
Sorority 222 228 450
Large Men's Dorms 55 390 445
Small Men's Dorms 80 73 157
Large Women's Dorms 79 76 155
Small Women's Dorms 50 86 136
Freshmen Women's Dorms 205 106 311
Unmarried-unorganized 33 77 110
Co-ops and Professional
Fraternities 26 0 26
Married 21 18 39
Void Ballots 47
Write-ins 2
Totals 1,405 1,370 2,824
Car-Check Conducted Today
Professor to Read Paper at Meeting
Today and tomorrow Campus Police, with the help of Alpha Phi Omega, service fraternity, will conduct a car check to determine whether or not automobiles on the campus are safe enough for the trip home over Thanksgiving vacation. The check will be held in front of the Kansas Union, and such things as headlights, steering, and windshield wipers will be checked.
The conference will meet today through Saturday in Oklahoma City, Okla. Prof. Schiefelbusch's report will deal with the "Parsons project."
R. L. Schiefelbusch, professor of speech pathology and director of the Bureau of Child Research, will present a paper Saturday at the Southeast-Regional Conference for the Council of Exceptional Children
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John Swomley, a pacifist from Kansas City, will speak at the Minority Opinions Forum at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Music and Browsing Room of the Kansas Union.
Mr. Swonley is associated with the National College of Christians. He will speak on "Unilateral Disarmament."
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Foreign Spending Cut
WASHINGTON — (UPI) The United States sought today to slow the flight of dollars and gold abroad by drastically cutting its foreign spending and reducing the number of servicemen's families overseas.
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The seven-point program announced by President Eisenhower was expected to cut U.S. spending in foreign countries by slightly more than $1 billion a year, substantially improving the problem of America's international payments deficit.
In addition to reducing the number of servicemen's dependents abroad, the plan bars the purchase of foreign goods by military post exchanges, orders foreign aid administrators to "buy American" and seeks new ways to increase American exports.
The U.S. international payments deficit means that this country is spending more overseas that it is
making. This deficit, which has been steadily draining U.S. gold reserves, may exceed $3 billion this year.
Defense and treasury department spokesmen doubted that the measures would significantly damage the economies of foreign countries.
Military sources feared that the curb on servicemen's families would hurt morale, although Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates said he did not think the order would harm the spirit of American troops overseas.
"I think our people are accustomed to sacrifice," he said.
MU Game Luncheon Planned
A Pre-Game lunch will be sponsored by the Disciples Student Fellowship at 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church, 10th and Kentucky. It is open to the public.
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