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University Daily Kansan Thursday, May 14.1964
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must present a notarized list of at least 15 dues paying members, Sumner said.
THE CREDENTIALS committee is controlled by men from three schools which are presenting candidates for chairman of the Collegiate Young Democrats. Sumner said.
The schools are Kansas State University, Washburn University, and Wichita University.
Because the organization of paper clubs "has been a practice for many years," Sumner believes it was reason of the YD's chairman, Tom Smith, in putting the three schools on the credentials committee. As such, "they can regulate each other," Sumner said.
"KU is expected to have the maximum number of votes—twelve—at the coming convention. A club is allowed three votes for its first 15 members and one more for each additional fifty members. Sumner said.
THE TOTAL NUMBER of votes at the conventions is usually about "70 to 75 at least," Miss Thayer said.
"K-State and Fort Hays have always had this alliance and have always been against KU," Miss Thaver said.
MISS THAYER expected the combined voting strength of the two schools to be 20 to 24 votes.
Both Miss Thayer and Sumner agreed that KU and Wichita University have traditionally had a similar alliance. Sumner said, however, that the alliance has not been effective in the past because the KU club had not been fully active until this past year.
"THE MAIN PURPOSE is to elect officers," Miss Thaver said.
The twelve KU delegates to the convention are: Max Logan, Holiday senior and chairman of the delegation; Mike Rogers, Hutchinson junior and president of the KU club; Brad Sumner, Leawood junior and collegiate council representative; Jacke Thayer, Ellsworth freshman and secretary; and R. J. Smith, West Plains, Mo., sophomore and
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