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2,450 Cast Ballots; Election Ends Today / A m , VOTE POLLSOPEN :ern SPARTAN DAILY .m., TODAY 111 7:30 p.m. 1 oprr#P, 8:30 a.m. - Ity- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 1au." 111 DM- Vol. 52 41110" SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 1(0Nr 91 S. tiai Per- tksn nine, 6:30 vet - 2,450 Cast Ballots; Election Ends Today Trustee Meeting First Day's Record Vote Opens in Fresno Prompts Bigger Prediction By MARK THAYER ter plan of the campus for build- Spartan pally staff Reporter ings and grounds will be unveiled Seniors and graduates made up numbered 2,818 compared to ap- booth is located across from the FRESNO The California State at a meeting of the committee on the biggest percentage of the 2,450 proximately 2,700 students in Education Building on Seventh College Board of Trustees begins campus planning, buildings and students who turned out yester- 1963. Street. a two-day meeting here today with grounds. day to cast ballots for ASB and Ballots from yesterday's voting An alleged violation of the ASB the Chancellor's Council of Presi- This afternoon the finance com- AWS elective officers. were locked in the safe in the Election Code by the UNICOL dents and the statewide Academic mittee will discuss a raise in out According to Ken Lane, election Administration Building until bal- (United Collegians) campus politi- Senate. of state tuition fees from $500 to board chairman, the seniors and loting began this morning. cal party, was reviewed by the At the same time, the SJS man. $540 per year. No action is ex- graduates turned out on the first Tonight after the polls close at ASB Judiciary yesterday. pected by the full board until the day of elections in greater pro- 7:30 p.m. the ballots will be taken UNICOL was charged by the June meeting. portions than expected. to the campus computer center ASB election board of not notify- The Coordinating Council for Early yesterday afternoon extra in the Engineering Building where ing the Student Activities Board AWS Offices Higher Education recommended ballots were run off for persons the election board will supervise (SARI of its intention to distribute the rate hikes late in March. voting for graduate representative. the counting process. handouts on campus. Tuitions for students from out Biggest polling place on the Students holding student body Representatives of the party and of state are determined by the first day of elections was located cards may vote at Sought Today any of three Ken Lane, election board chair- California Public Higher Educa- on Seventh Street in front of the polling places. One is located in tion Cost and Statistical Analysis. cafeteria. A total of 1.385 students front of the college bookstore, man, will meet with Cliff Steele, Tuition for foreign students is placed ballots in the locked ballot another on Seventh Street in front ASB chief justice tomorrow to At Elections expected to remain at $255 per boxes at that location. of the cafeteria and the third hear the juilieial decision. year. Lane, who had previously pre- Voting for AWS presidential In additional action the com- dicted 3-4,000 voters stated, after Claire candidates Linda McClure, mittee on Faculty and Staff Af- the large turnout, the vote would Border and other officers will be fairs will consider the appoint- be nearer 4,000. with conducted simultaneously ment of the outstanding professor Last year 1,400 students voted ASB elections today from 8:30 in the California State Colleges. ELECTIONS RECORD TURNOUTAn unprecented number of students on the first day of ASB and AWS a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Each college has recommended turned out yesterday to c;:st ballots for ASB executive offices. elections. they VOTE Candidates and the offices a top-flight professor for this hon- Voting continues today until 7:30 p.m. Ken Lane, election board In 1963, approximately 1,600 TODAY 8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. and seek include Vicki Bergez or. The SJS Academic Council se- chairman, predicts around 4,000 students will vote in the election. students voted on the first day. Nancy Hanlon for first vice presi- lected Dr. Peter Koestenbaum, Total students voting in 1964 dent. Second vice presidential associate professor of philosophy, candidates include Julie Jones and as its candidate for the award. Sh111011 itiemta. Council Knocks Duplicity Tomorrow morning at 11 a.m.. ASB Election Polls 'Polling Stations Mir Judy Long, Pam Ark) t, Judi Dr. Frederic W. Ness will be in- Nielson and Charmaine Warnock stalled as Fresno State College Operate Today In seek the office of secretary. president. 'Excellence' Groups Those running for treasurer in- Polling places for today's ASB Representing SJS at the Trus- By clude Carol Palm, Cathy Buchanan Close Tonight at 7:30 election will be located In front SHERRY BROWN recognized by council on the basis tees meeting will be Pres. Robert of its stated purpose. and Barbara Saunders. Judicial II Clark and ASB President Bob of the college bookstore, on Sev- Confusion of election day spilled into yesterday's session of Student CER promotes educational board caraVdaten include Charleen Pisano. as president of the Cali- A record nuinixa- eancii- l.esluiti. Gil Limiy (SPUR), and enth Street in front of the cage- Council as the legislative body quality through recognition of Cirese, Anita Cowan and Louise fornia State College Student Presi- dates are seeking posts in the Vincent Contreras (UNICOL). teria and on Seventh Street considered recognition of student better educational methods and Noble. dents Association (CSCSPA). two-day ASB elections which close a e ross from the Education organizations for excellence in responsible academic freedom. AWS, associated women stu- JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Buitit log. at 7:30 tonight. education. dents, is an all women's student Presidential candidates are Gene Campaigning for junior repre- Polls will he open from 8:30 Confusion stemmed from shni- government organization to which Lokey (UNICOL), John Hendricks sentative positions are Jack Gm - LIM until 7:30 p.m. larities in name and function of Dr. Brokensha all regularly enrolled students be- Charles F. "Chuck" ban (SPUR), Robert Stahl, Bill Ken Lane, ASB election chair- Voters Help (SPUR), two of the organizations, Students long. It sponsors and promotes John M. Hansen, inde- Clark (SPUR), Margaret Davis man, has predicted 3-4,000 stu- Ovens and for Excellence in Education (SEE) Speaks of Crisis programs of interest to women. pendent s. (UNICOL) and John Bruckman dents will vote. Last e:tr. a total The judicial branch of the AWS of 2,818 voters cast hallo's. and Students for Excellence in Ed- SNCC Drive SPUR's Rich Corby is seeking (SPUR). In South Africa reviews existing regulations gov- ucation Now (SEEN). the vice president's post as is Half of the eight candidates erning women. for sophomore representatives will The similar purposes of both "Southern Africa: The Impend- Jerry Spotter, independent. organizations were stated before ing Crisis" will be the topic of a For Poll Tax Running for the Executive Sec- be elected. Those running are Jim SJS Blood Drive; YAF, SNCC Sponsor Lambrinos (SPUR), Phil Good- council in petition. talk by Dr. David Brokensha in retary post are Kathy Schwent Temporary recognition of SEE TH55 this afternoon at 2:30. SNCC (Student Nonviolent Co- man, Don Miller (SPUR), Gary (UNICOL) and Einar Wetlesen was approved by council, but rec- Dr. Bmkensha is secretary of Debate on Civil Rights ordinating Committee) set up poll Kleeman (SPUR), Dona Kennedy Take 30 Minutes (SPUR). ognition of SEEN was delayed for the Institute of International Young Americans for Freedom tax booths next to student voting (UNICOL), Victor Lee (UNICOL) David Turner (UNICOL) and one week. Studies at the University of Cali- (YAF) and Friends of Student booths yesterday. and Tina Newton (SPUR). Rick Trout (SPUR) are vying for To Aid a Spartan According to John Hendricks, fornia, Berkeley. Nonviolent Coordinating Commit- Students who make donations The Campus 1311XX1 Drive, spon- the position of ASB Treasurer. ASH vice president, council wishes Dr. Brokensha, who himself was tee (SNC(') will co-sponsor a de- at the booths will be contributing sored by ASB Community Service Wes Watkins (SPUR) and Bob clarification of SEEN functions be- born in South Africa, was a dis- bate tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 to the SNCC Civil Rights voter Gala for Dr. Clark Board, AFROTC and Sigma Kap- Armstrong (UNICOL) are work- fore moving on recognition of the trict officer and commissioner in in EI)100. registration drive in the South. 5.15 President Rohe) It Clark ing for ASH Attorney General. pa sorority, will be held today group. the Colonial Administrative Serv- Topic of the debate will be "Re- The poll tax booths were set up will be honored by the Newman from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Hendricks also stated that ice in Tanganyika. He also did solved: That the Afro-American, to sympathize for the harassment GRAD STUDENTS Club at a formal banquet Monday Catholic Women's Center, 195 E. council cannot recognize a group administrative and welfare work Self-Help Program Is Not The Best Negroes suffer in registering Grad students running for Stu- at Lou's Village, 1465 W. San San Fernando St. with similar principles and func- under the Municipal African Ad- answer to Civil Rights Problems to vote. dent Council are Ray Kurt& Carlos from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Donating takes only 30 minutes tions of an already existing ministration in Southern Rhodesia. So far the project has had a (SPUR), Patty Givens (UNICOL) Monsignor John Tracy Ellis, in the U.S.
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