Word: symingtons
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...mostlikely candidate to head this ticket, according to David L. McNicol '66, incumbent president, would be Fife Symington '68. Symington defeated Vaupel one year ago for Corresponding Secretary but resigned this fall after the YR executive committee tabled a motion to censure him for not attending meetings reguraly...
Died. James Kem, 74, Republican Senator from Missouri from 1946 to '52, whose crusades against NATO, the Marshall Plan ("a sinkhole"), U.S. involvement in Korea ("unconstitutional war"), federal housing and aid to education ("an experiment in socialism") won him so many enemies that Democrat Stuart Symington unseated him by more than 150,000 votes in 1952, while Eisenhower was carrying the state by 30,000; in Charlottesville...
Only 12 votes separated McNicol from opponent, Duncan A. Ragsdale '65-3, as McNicol's ticket was able to maintain a slim lead throughout most of the ballotting. Ragsdale's ticket managed only one clear-cut victory in the major club offices, electing John F. Symington '68, a distant relative of Senator Stuart Symington (D-Mo.)--as Corresponding Secretary...
Elected to the executive committee along with McNicol and Symington were: Paul R. Kaplan '66 (vice-president); Tobias D. Schwartzenburg '67 (operations director); Terry A. Barnett '67 (director); Michael R. Merz '67 (recording secretary); and Charles K. '67 (Treasurer). Elected as members at large were: Henry G. Beyer II, James W. Vaupel '67; Jay B. Athens '68; Donald B. Mills '68; and Wallace B. Knox...
Fighting for the second spot behind Holleran are Ed Robinson and Bill Morris, both two-year lettermen, both veterans of the five-man Crimson team that won the national title two years ago. Over Princeton captain Toby Symington in the 5-4 win over the Tigers. Morris fluctuated between two and four, and also had a big win against Princeton. Dinny Adams, the junior who now holds down the number four spot, had the most amazing season of all last year. Until his final match he was not only undefeated at number eight, but had won every match...