Wednesday, October 25, 1967
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Cease-fire advocates deny SDS affiliation
Circulators of a Vietnam ceasefire petition on campus said Tuesday none of the group is connected with Students for a Democratic Society.
Two of the students manning a petition table in the Union were identified as active members of SDS in the Kansan Friday.
Bob Cherry, New York city graduate student, said the statement was false.
"None of us has anything to do with SDS," he said. "Neither does the petition. We haven't been to any of the meetings and don't know anything about SDS."
Cherry said the authors of the petition decided to draw up the petition after seeing the movie, "War Games," at the Wesley Foundation.
He said the circulators of the petition wanted to organize the project themselves and weren't
concerned with whether association with SDS would attract or repel signers.
Collection of names began 10 days ago, Cherry said, and 700 persons have signed the petition. He added that the petition, to be published in the Kansan's homecoming issue, is not complete and more names are expected to be added.
Cherry said they began the petition because they felt the Vietnam War could erupt into a thermonuclear conflict.
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