THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, I960
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Class Reunions Set
At OSC on Week End
. 'Corvallis - Class reunions,
house signs, an alumni barbe-
cue, and the traditional foot
ball game will all combine to
. make up Homecoming activi
ties at Oregon State college
Nov. 19.
Major attraction will be
the annual football game be
; tween the University of Ore
gon and Oregon State college
which begins at 1:30 p.m. A
' record crowd of 29,000 is ex
' pected.
The classes of 1940, 1950
' and 1955 have scheduled re
) unions with special events
' planned by each group, ac-
cording to Robert P. Knoll,
'. alumni secretary. Ardis Henry
: of Seaside was named Home
i coming Queen. k
' Everyone a 1 1 e n d I li g the
! game is invited to attend the
i alumni barbecue in the arm
i ory between 11 a.m. and 1
! p.m. A. W. Oliver, professor
of animal husbandry, has
' been "head chef" of the bar
; becue the past 14 years.
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FEATHERED SWARM-Recognizing friends
when they see them, pigeons create a feath
ered mass as they swarm around Mr. and
Mrs. Albert C. Lee of Brooklyn, N. Y. The
Lees bring 20 pounds of food for the pigeons
during their trips to Bryant Park every
Sunday.
(UPI Telephoto)
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Bock Stairs: A Kennedy Characteristic
By MERRIMAN SMITH
UPI White House Reporter
Palm Beach, Fla. - IUP0 -'
Back stairs with President
elect John F. Kennedy:
The Democratic president
elect flew Wednesday from
his vacation home here to
Texas for an overnight meet
ing with his running mate,
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson. And
therein lies a characteristic.
Kennedy earlier this week
made the first move to heal
some of the wounds of the
recent campaign when he
called up and invited himself
to a meeting with Vice Presi
dent Richard M. Nixon.
Kennedy did not ask Nixon
to come to Palm Beach as
ninny another election victor
might have done. He went to
the vanquished and met Nixon
in Miami where the vice presi
dent is sunning away some of
his campaign fatigue.
The Same Pattern
The trip to Texas follows
much the same pattern. Ken-
nedy did not wait for Johnson
to fly to his side. The presi
dent-elect chose the gesture
of making the trip to the home
of his running mate.
The president - elect also
would have been quite ready
and willing to buzz off to
Augusta, Ga to see President
Eisenhower, but the incum
bent chief executive invited
him only to a meeting at some
undertermined, future date.
Kennedy knows that Eisen
hower is on a holiday and he
presumes there will be time
enough to see each other when
both of them complete their
southern holidays and return
to Washington
The president-elect sets up
things like his jaunt to Texas
and his conference with Nixon
without a great deal of deliberation.
The idea may even origi
nate with someone else, but
regardless of the source, if
Kennedy likes the idea, he
acts swiftly.
Currently, he does not at
tach a great deal of import
ance to protocol and some of
this refreshing attitude of
casualncss may ckrry over
into his life in The White
House.
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This is not to say he Is
without a sense of propriety,
but his attitude toward the
Johnson and Nixon visits was
uncomplicated. Each was
something he thought he
should do and he did it.
The casual informality of
his family life will be a wel
come breath of fresh air in
side the White House, itself,
And this is just a friendly
warning to the house staff,
particularly the ushers:
If you like your work, be a
mite careful in trying to im
press your concepts of life In
the executive mansion on the
Kennedy family. They know
what it is to live in a large
house with lots of servants,
and they're about as unlike
the Eisenhowers, with their
sense of formality, as any
family you'll ever meet.
Likes Hot Dogi
The While House staff may
as well realize it right now -their
new boss likes hot dogs
and soda, pop, tomato soup
with sweet whipped cream,
milk shakes and chili. And
like many members of large
families, he sees nothing odd
about strolling around the
house in his pajamas.
It will be interesting to
know what the president-elect
says the first time a Whits
House butler, steeped in. time
honored tradition, serves him
ahead of his wife. The butler
might be wise to check first.
256 Foreign Student Enrolled in College
Corvallis -A total of 258
foreign students from other
countries ranging from Aus
tralia to Viet Nam are attend
ing Oregon State college this
year, according to Dr. Clara
Simerville, foreign student
counselor.
In addition to the 256, 30
foreign students are here on
a practical training program.
The 256 students represent
49 countries. The school of
agriculture has the largest
group, 78, with 59 of them
doing graduate study. Engi
neering, claims 65 of the for
eign students, followed by
forestry and home economics
with 11 each.
On a geographical distribu
tion, 133 of the 256 students
are from Asia, 30 North
America, 28 Near and Middle
East, 26 Latin America, 20
Europe, 15 Africa, and 4
Oceania.
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