Thursday vigils seek Viet peace
In an appeal for peace in Vietnam, the Lawrence committee of the Kansas Peace Forum will hold a vigil at noon Thursday in front of Watson Library.
Ham Salsieh, assistant instructor in English and spokesman for the committee, said the hourlong vigils will be held every week to protest against the Vietnam conflict.
ADDITIONAL VIGILS will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Salsich said, for sympathizers unable to make the Thursday time.
The Sunday vigils will be held at South Park on Massachusetts St.
"The vigil was conceived as an opportunity for individual citizens —students, faculty and otherwise—to make a public witness of their protest against the war." Salsich said, "and all interested persons are invited to participate.
"It is, of course, not necessary to participate for the full hour, nor is it necessary to participate
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Oliver gets outside lights
Oliver Hall, shrouded at night in darkness, will soon have a set of street lights around it.
J. J. Wilson, director of dormitories, said Kansas Power & Light Co. is installing eight or nine lights in Oliver's parking lots and near the front entrance.
Wilson said that hopefully the lights will be operational by this weekend.
The lights were not installed earlier, Wilson said, because of cold weather, unavailability of light poles, and other delays.
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