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McCarthy Wins Mock Election
Held By Young Republicans
By WALT SHERRILL
The Young Republicans Club on
campus sponsored UNC-C’s an
swer to the Gallup Poll last Wed
nesday; perhaps the results will
be enlightening.
The polling place was well
attended by YRC members and
curious onlookers. Bystanders in
the Union iobby could’ve overheard
the sounds of a political non
machine in action; “Have you voted
yet?” “for president, governor,
and liquor by the drink, and all
that.” “No—you don’t have to
show your ID.” “Write-in what
ever name you like.” “Please
circle the party of your choice.”
“1 hear they’re doing this on the
Queens campus too.” “Yes sir,
non-students can vote too.”
Republican
(138)
Kennedy 17
McCarthy 68
Humplirey 9
Wallace 14
Broughton 39
Hawkins 10
Scott 42
Nixon 91
Rockefellow25
Reagan 12
Wallace (R) 6
Lindsay
Gardmer 60
Stickley 52
Write in cad
Write in candidates
Dr. John Robbins
Pat Paulsen
Democrat
(152)
64
86
23
8
44
38
77
51
47
12
9
55
43
Independent
(182)
42
52
15
16
35
26
55
50
22
9
11
1
45
34
total
(472)
123
206
47
38
118
77
174
192
104
33
26
1
160
129
1
Jam Up! Coming
Billy Stewart Here
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those not wishing to have dinner.
The Garter opens at 7:00 p.m.
on Wednesday and Thursday, and
6:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
The dances featuring Billy Stewart
and John Hostetter will follow
on Friday and Saturday nights
respectively. People who plan to
go to the Garter and the BUly
Stewart both may do so for only
$.50 more.
Be sure to come so as not to
miss the “Sock It To Me. . Sun!”
presentation by two distinguished
students here and the POW-wow
Poetry Reading by England’s first
Poet Laureate Dr. Roy Moose.
The Hanky-panky piano will be
featured — its hot keys struck
by the hot little hands of Duny
WALLACE TOTAL: Having been on both sides of the ballot and
having the possibility of two votes tor each of the others east
the 64 total must be considered suspect.
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The ballots, containing the
names of all prominent presiden
tial and guvematorial candidates,
allowed voters to select candidates
not only of their own party but
also ofotheraffiliation. The ballots
also gave voters an opportunity to
show their approval or disapproval
of liquor by the drink and a tobacco
tax.
Participation by the student body
and all interested onlookers was
heavy, with nearly 500 votes being
cast in little less than four hours.
There were a few instances of
students voting more than once, but
such irregularities were held to a
minimum; we might therefore
suppose that the results are in
dicative of something.
Perhaps the most interesting
results of the mock-election were
the surprising strengths of Sena
tor McCarthy and Richard Nixon.
Closer examination of the ballots
revealed certain inconsistencies
which would seem to indicate that
some took the mock-election with
mock-seriousness; Republicans
voting tor Wallace and Hawkins,
Democrats voting for Stickley and
against Tobacco taxes, etc. 378
votes were cast in support of
liquor by the drink, with 88 op
posed, while 344 advocated a tobac
co tax and 113 voted against the
same.
Fashions
‘On Campus’
Fashion on campus is the topic
lor discussion on “On Campus”
Tliursday night, May 2. “On Cam
pus” is a thirty-minute program
on channel 42, WTVI, about events
on the campus of UNC-C.
“On Campus” is produced by
Mike Carmichael and .hosted by
Linda Craven and Lanier Jones -
all from UNC-C.
The Thursday night program
consists of a fashion show of
clothes for campus life. Also a
panel, composed of Kit Ward, Gene
Hermen and Scarlett Lackey, will
discuss fashion ideas for UNC-C.
Mabry Wins
Panhellenic
Award
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responsibilities of young adults to
their community, God and country.
After the convocation, in addition
to the awards listed above, Mr.
John Gaither received the first
EMFC Award, awarded annually
to a graduating EMFC member.
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