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COLLEGE ROUNDUP:
Stevellson Write-in Tally.
Aids Nixon in Mock Vote

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Grou Gof SUITS
39.98
Tweeds and solids, boxy and
fitted styles.. . Sizes 10-18

ITHACA-Vice-President Rich-
ard M. Nixon narrowly edged Sen.
John F. Kennedy in a mock elec-
tion at Cornell University with a
vote of 1595-1503. It was generally
conceded, however, that a write-in
vote for Adlal Stevenson was part-
ly responsible for Kennedy's de-
feat; the former Illinois governor
received 216 votes.
In 1952, President Dwight D.
Eisenhower out-polled Stevenson,
but previous to that, election,,
Thomas Dewey had been favored
over Harry S. Truman in 1948,
and Alfred E. Landon and Herbert
Hoover had been favored over
Seven Tapped
ByHectoriants'
When Zeus climbed high on
golden dawn
And smiled on fates of Priam's
land
He blessed pursuit at Hector's
hand.
The call went forth
For each to take his stand.
Then all the best of Troy were
brought
By honor to this noble band.
Those tapped were James Burns,
'61E, Phi Gamma Delta; William
Gomez, '61E, Beta Theta Pi; Wil-
liam Heaphy, '61, Sigma Phi Ep-
silon; Frank Legacki, '62 Ed,
Sigma Chi; Louis Senunas, '61E,
Kappa Sigma; Gary Slaughter,
'61 BAd., Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
and Dwane Wasmuth, '63E, Phi
Delta Theta.

Franklin.D. Roosevelt in 1936 and
1932, respectively.
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LANSING-Michigan State Uni-
versity officially acknowledged that
it would allow communist speakers
on the Lansing campus. The ques-
tion arose after Wayne State Uni-
versity refused to allow a com-
munist speaker on its campus.
Provost Paul, A. Miller said that
if a speaker came to the university
and had been invited by respon-
sible agencies, he would be allowed
to speak as long as he was con-
sidered competent and was not
attempting to gain propaganda
from his speech.
BLOOMINGTON-A university
is not responsible for starting a
person drinking, but, it does en-
courage the continuation of the
habit and also the taking of al-
cohol to excess, a University of
Indiana sociology teacher, Prof.
John T. Liell, told an honorary
group last week on the Blooming-
ton campus.
Prof. Liell explained to the
group that there is much excess
drinking in college today.
"I believe that the policies of a
university have little effect on the
amount of drinking on a campus,"
Dr. Liell said. Rather the informal
norms, such as social situations,
determine the amount. In an at-
mosphere such as is found in local
taverns, students become loud and
rowdy, not because of the amount
of liquor they have consumed but
rather because of the social situa-
tion.

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and the owner is wanted desperately.
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and find a year's DAILY subscription
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THE DIVERSITY
OF ELECTRONICS '. Command Control a" d
Information Processing
ACTIVITY AT HUGHES PRO- Micro-Electronics

VIDES AN IDEAL ENVIRON-
MENT FOR THE GRADUATING
ENGINEER OR PHYSICIST.
THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
I Polaris Guidance Development
Army/Navy Computer Systems
" Space Ferry
" Fixed Array Antennas
" Fire Control Radar Systems
* Pulsed Doppler Radar and
Anti-Submarine Warfare
# Naval Tactical Display Systems
3-Dimensional Radar
r Air-to-Air Missiles
* Space Propulsion Systems
Tunnel Diodes
* Infrared Devices
* Satellite Active Repeater
Development
g Wide Band Scanning Antenna
Feed Systems
# Microwave Antenna-: d
Radomes
" Guidance and Navigation
Computers
* Satellite Communication
Systems
" Satellite Reconnaissance Drone
" World-Wide Communications
Networks

" Linear Accelerators
" Gamma Rays
* Nuclear Fission
" Remote Handling Devices
* Photoconductive Materials
" Electroluminescence
'" Solid State Display Devices
" Terminal Communications
" Line-of-Sight UHF and
VHF Relay Systems
" Air Traffic Regulation and
Landing System
" Pincushion Radar
" Logi-Scale General Purpose
Computer
" Radar Closed Loop Tester
a Missile-Range Ship
Instrumentation
" Precision Trajectory
Measurement System
" Space Vehicle Subsystems
" Telemetering Systems
" Radiation Sources, Detecti",
Handling Equipment and
Effects Ahalysis
" Inertial Missile Guidance
Systems
" Machine Tool Controls
" Microwave Tubes
i Transistors and Diodes
" Rectifiers
" Thermal and Magnetic Relays
" Crystal Filters
" Digital Components and Devices
" Plasma Physics Research

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND PHYSICISTS
B.S., M.S. or Ph.D. (Mid-Year and June Graduates)
Members of our staff will conduct
CAMPUS INTERVIEWS
November 7 and 8
Find out more about the wide range of programs, unique
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