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Viet Nam committee plans read-in, debate
A poetry read-in and a two-sided debate on the Viet Nam War are being planned by the KU Viet Nam Committee.
The events, integral parts of a campaign to stamp out student apathy on Viet Nam, were discussed at last night's meeting of the anti-war committee.
The poetry read-in will begin at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 30, in the Kansas Union Forum Room, David Ignatow, English instructor and poet in residence; John Fowler, Abbington Bookstore owner; Bill Holm, assistant English instructor, and George Kimball, co-editor with Fowler of Free Poems
WALTER MOONEY
Among Friends, will read anti-
war poetry.
THE POLITICAL science department will co-sponsor with the Viet Nam Committee, a debate at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 3, in Dyche Auditorium. Faculty members and students will briefly present their views on the war and then the floor will be opened for discussion.
Plans for an upcoming test on Viet Nam to be given to several classes and an early December all-student referendum on the Viet Nam question, were also discussed at the meeting.
DeMolay s senior takes top honors
Walter H. Mooney, Wichita senior, has won every available DeMolay honor.
The DeMolays chose Mooney "DeMoly of the Year" last year when the International Convention considered candidates from 14 countries. Mooney has recruited 89 members for the Masonic-sponsored organization and was State Master Councilor of Kansas.
MOONEY'S FATHER, W. Harold Mooney held the position of State Master Councilor in 1927. This is the only occasion in De-
Molay history of a father and son both holding such a position.
Now 21, Mooney is a fulfledged Freemason. "The enthusiasm I have seen," he said, "and the achievements of my DeMolay and Masonic brothers have encouraged me to continue my efforts in this field."
Mooney collects stamps and butterflies and performs magic tricks.
He said he hopes to enter Law School next fall and is uncertain which branch he will choose for a career.
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