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Dole visits KU
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looked around the front of the house and said, "I don't really remember this room. I think this room was off-limits to those from western Kansas."
Dole is from Russell.
During his two years in the Kappa Sigma house, Dole waited tables in the dining room to earn money. He said he once spilled a tray of spaghetti and meatballs on his housemother when he tried to imitate the style of a wafter he had seen in a movie.
"Mother Griffiths, who never liked spaghetti and meatballs anyway, got five plates of them in her lap." he said. "I was always one of her favorites."
DOLE CREDITED the Kappa Sigma house with teaching him how to get along with people. He said he also got his first lessons in leadership as a Kappa Sigma
He then mentioned the debate with Mondale.
"I was grand procurator," he said. "I remember getting thrown into Potter Lake, so I know what it's like to have your leadership tested."
"I SAID FOR a month that if there was a choice between the debate and a high school football game—a good one—everybody would go to the football game, and you wouldn't. I thought the debate could have been reduced in length to 60 minutes. It went 75 minutes."
Dole evoked a loud laugh from the press
Carter ...
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that Europe is free—or, rather, isn't free. I forget what his latest statement is."
Carter traced the progress of his campaign by sketching the beginnings gave a chance to meet new people.
"We walked the streets," he said. "We'd get in front of the swinging doors in department stores and see maybe 2,000 or 3,000 people a day."
Carter said that he received votes in all 30 primaries, and primarys, and the process. I emphasized "country"
CARTER'S SPEECH in Kansas preceded his appearance Friday night at a memorial dinner for the late Rep. Jerry Lifton, D-Mo., who was killed during the Senate primary election in Missouri.
A crowd began forming around the City Court, which was hour before Carter's sequestered. 33 man
Green Carter campaign signs protruded from the audience, and one person carried a green umbrella covered with Carter campaign stickers. A lone protester held up a sign of a light-lipped, middle-aged man, questioned Carter's gun control policy.
Several pennants labeled "Kansas City Royals, Western Division Champions," in honor of the home town baseball team's all-star partnership, were also raised above the crowd.
Carter noted the baseball fever in Kansas City and said he had arrived in Kansas City just hours after the game, from the American League championship series in New York.
"If I could just change my name to Whitey Herzog (Royals' manager), I wouldn't have much trouble here in the election, would I?" Carter said.
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corps by telling the audience that he and his wife had just come from the Delta Delta Delta sorority, "where most of the newsmen stayed."
Sigma's "goodlooking neighbors" and said many of the Kappa Sigmas were well-known in the sorority.
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He said he was happy to visit the Kappa
"That's an indication that you are progressive," Dole said.
Commission on the Status of Women
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