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A table appeared in the Kansas Union lobby Monday which will be a part of the Wednesday Moratorium Day activities. The table is filled with pamphlets and information concerning the Vietnam war, which are available to students.
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Hanson urged any faculty member wishing to return his salary or make a token contribution in the name of the moratorium to contact him or Hinshaw.
Some faculty members believe the moratorium day events are at least as valid as regular University instruction, Hanson said. They feel they are earning their salaries as instructors by participating in the moratorium.
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A contingent of faculty members will return Oct. 15's salary to the Chancellor's office at 9 a.m. the morning of the moratorium.
He pointed out that student initiative in planning the day's events has "given rise to sentiments such as: "Those "kids" are at it again, doing their Vietnam thing ' ' ' and this attitude makes it easier for citizens outside the academic community to avoid the moratorium.
In addition to showing support for an end to the War, the move is calculated to show Lawrence citizens that the academic community is prepared to suffer in the same way a merchant would if he suspended business on the moratorium day.
assistant professors of anthropology, addressed to all faculty members, stressed the need for faculty involvement in the moratorium.
A letter written by F. Allan Hanson and Robert E. Hinshaw.
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