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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Thursday, October 10, 1968
Homecoming queen candidates chosen
Thirty-six women have been nominated by their living groups as candidates for 1968 Homecoming queen.
The Homecoming celebration will be Nov. 1 and 2 this year. The general theme for the weekend will be "Kansas Show of Shows," and house decorations will be done in the theme of "Javawk Laugh-In."
Homecoming queen candidates will be judged during a luncheon Oct. 20 at the Kansas Union and three finalists will be selected. The name of the queen will be announced at the Homecoming game.
All queen candidates are single undergraduate women.
McColm Hall-Lynn Aaron, Car-
la Atlanta sophomore; Joyce Campbell,
Topeka sophomore; Anita Swager,
City, Mo.; and Janet Fink, Kansas
City, Mo. sen.
Naismith Hall - Peggy Budwig, Glencoe, Ill., sophomore; Susan Solem, Prairie Village sophomore; Sharon Sinclair, Kansas City, M., sophomore, and Kathy Snodgrass, Wichita junior.
Hashinger Hall-Mary Swann, Russell sellier; Karma Ryden, Elsworth sophomore; Margaret Sleight, Kingston, N.Y. junior; Lauren Roberts, McKenna Grover, Hays, senior, and Jackie Greer, Vandalia, I. sophomore.
Lewis Hall—Diane Morrison, Cheyenne, Wyo., junior; Karen lakeen, Steffen, Kansas city; Steffen, Hutchinson senior, and Carol Ann Bello, Kansas City junior.
Sellards Hall—Mary Kathryn Beck,
Holzichen, Germany, senior.
ka sophomore.
Watkins Hall—Beth Boeder, Bur-
nard
Miller Hall—Laura Sivright, Larned
sophomore
Soelal Sororites — Ellen Winkler, Webster Groves, Mo., senior, Gamma Phi Beta; Joyce Tinkler, Gypsum senior, Alpha Phi; Barbara Hansen, University of Georgia, Jane Burquest, Atlanta, Ga., senior, Phi Beta Phi; Jane Woodburn, Pleasanton senior, Alpha Omicron Pi; Sue Wassenger, Topeka junior, Alpha Delta Pi; Ben Ballard, Shawnee Mission senior, Kappa Kappa Gamma; John Cunningham, Hutchison junior, Kappa Alpha Theta; Sharon Watson, Emporia senior, Delta Gamma; Andrea Sogas, Prairie Village senior, Delta Delta Delta; Connie Griffin, Diana Brennan, Emporia Gamma; Sally Fleeson, Fort Dix, N.J. junior, Sigma Kappa, and Colleene Collins, Leavenworth junior, Alpha Gamma Delta.
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LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Gen. Curtis LeMay, running mate of third party presidential candidate George C. Wallace, is worried about demonstrators trying to interfere with the democratic elective process.
V-P candidates campaign
LeMay-
He told a news conference at the Sheraton West Hotel Tuesday that police in cities where he has spoken in the past year have told him that agitators, including Communists, are leading demonstrations against porminent politicians.
"This worries me," the former head of the Strategic Air Command said. "It appears to be an organized effort to interfere with the democratic process."
The demonstrations aren't limited to him and Wallace, the candidates of the American Independent Party, but include others.
Muskie-
"Chanting and heckling candidates is disturbing the peace," said the gray-haired retired Air Force general. "We have laws against disturbing the peace. All we have to do is arrest them."
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
(UPI)-Sen. Edmund Muskie
mounted a frontal attack on
George Wallace, slipped into a
bright Seminole jacket and
rubbed an alligator's belly.
The soft-spoken Democratic vice presidential candidate warmed up to a responsive rally crowd Tuesday night, shoved his prepared text aside, and talked about his "gut reaction" to Wallace's third party campaign.
"Let's put the cards on the table," he told some 2,500 partisans jammed into War Memorial Auditorium. "George Wallace promised to erect a wall between the white world and the black world so one cannot threaten the other."
"You don't stop a pot from boiling over by clamping on a lid," he said. "Erect that wall—clamp on that lid—and you're going to have an explosion."
Muskie was introduced by former Gov. Leroy Collins, the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate.
Another Bishop On the Scene
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Joey Bishop's son Larry signed a five-year acting contract with American International Pictures.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)—GOP vice presidential candidate Spiro T. Agnew said Tuesday Hubert H. Humphrey won the Democratic presidential nomination by "keeping the ash trays empty and the glasses filled at the White House."
The Maryland governor also told about 2,000 years at Belmont College that Sen. Edmund Muskie, the democratic vice presidential nominee, encouraged civil disobedience.
Agnew, on a campaign swing into the South, later told a group at Roanoke College in Salem, Va., the GOP considers Humphrey, not George Wallace, its principal opponent for the presidency.
The strength of third party candidate Wallace will begin to ebb "in the next two weeks." Agnew predicted. He conceded, however, that Wallace "has held up pretty well to date."
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