PAGE TWO Silva Calls Eisenhower Landslide Big Surprise Dr. Ruth Silva, associate professor of political science, said yesterday that the big election surprise was that Eisenhower's victory was a landslide. Equally surprising, she said, was the Republican's winning three border states— Kentucky, Oklahoma and West Virginia. The other two border states—Maryland and Mis souri—went as she had expected. Dr. Sirva had anticipated all of these states, except Maryland, to go Democratic. Although, she said, with the Mid die East outbreak, the winnintu margin was a question mark. Crisis Advantageous to Ike This international crisis rt bounded to Eisenhower's advar sage, the political scientist be Neves, and particularly in th middle western states. She hat. expected the Republican gain it the urban areas and among th, negro voters Three weeks ago Dr. Silva ant Dr. Evan Johnson, professor of mathematics, predicted that the Democrats would be in control of the United States House of Rep resentatives no matter who won the presidential election. Prediction System Evolved The two University specialist:, have evolved a system whereby they claim to predict with accur acy the outcome of congressional elections. Dr. Silva said that so far in this congressional election she has mistakenly predicted only one seat but believes that more errors will appear as the final returns come in. Dr. Johnson and Dr. Silva use three factor analysis formulae to make their forecasts. 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Believes Nixon Held Farm Vote Dr. Silva believes that Eisen hower won by a landslide in spite of Nixon, with the exception of the Middle West. Nixon, she said, helped to hold the vote there in spite of declining farm prices. It's rhyme time! ..\\ /if = =1 I=l=l Magic at Nom E6cS .1100 ell •&UET. costume sun nacos' , rouses M2==!= Luckies Taste Better CLEANER, FRESHER, SMOOTHER I THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA 111 swas Mo e " woos 4 4 \1; ON C e t ": coy 0'1" wmAt IS A NV GHOST' ( k .. . ii * la ' Cag Ghoul rgofCi K IM Stevenson probably harmed himself, she continued, when, in the last wild swing of a seem ingly desperate man, implied in - o many words that the president vill drop dead within four years. Stevenson Sought Jewish Vote In seeking the Jewish vote, she ;aid, Stevenson seemed to criti -:ize the administration for not ending troops to Israel. "Apparently it didn't pay off ecause he didn't get the expected support in New York City." Dr. Silva believes that the Mid ile East crisis worked in Eisen hower's favor. The reasons for this, she claims, is that many peo ple don't want to "change horses in the middle of the stream" and also the fact that Eisenhower is a military man. "Stevenson's proposals for the draft and the halt of nuclear wea pon testing," she said, "didn't ring very realistically today with war breaking out around us." so' s t," " sla s it c*" 011 go.soo, omiLimmiggi IirASTUDENTS! MAKE $25 Do you like to shirk work? Here's some easy money--start Stickling! We'll pay $25 for every Stickler we print--and for hundreds more that never get used. Stickler* are simple riddles with two-word rhyming answers. Both words must have the same number of syllables. (Don't do drawings.) Send your Sticklers with your name, address, college and dam to NeSPY-Joe-Lucky. Boz 67A, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 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