Docking calls demands futile
(Continued from page 1) simply one element as an administrator and that he personally was glad to say Docking was his governor.
He mingled with the crowd and talked with small groups of students. In one of those discussions he strongly endorsed Chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers' handling of the recent unrest at KU.
"I think he has done a very good job," he said.
At this time, Ebert announced that a female cast member of "Quantrill" would sing one song
and the crowd would then engage in a 15 minute silent vigil for peace.
After about 10 minutes passed in the silent interim, several members of the crowd joined hands and held them high in what seemed a silent effort to grasp the moment. The movement spread and soon the crowd presented a solid mass with arms outstretched toward the sky. The only sound to be heard during the silence were the waving flags and that of "business as usual"
in the city. Robert Shelton, professor of religion, broke the silence with these words:
"I am speaking directly to you standing around on the outside," said Shelton, "looking through the windows of buildings and indirectly to the students on the inside."
"I am speaking figuratively to all of those across the state," he said.
"We ought to take seriously the union and the kind of commitment which is also political
power. The people gathered here are from your own hometown and your Sunday schools. They are our own kids and they believed what we taught them when they were young. They simply aren't going to accept any longer the situation of war and oppression. They are now responding and organizing, not just here but all over the country. These are people involved—licking stamps, raising money and doing what's needed. Those in office ought to take them seriously. They mean business."
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Union Operating Board: Bill Ebert, Topeka junior; Gary Jacobs, Mission freshman; Peggy Morgan. Peabody sophomore; Peter George, Tuckahoe, N.Y.
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Student Publications: Louis Scott, chairman and Lawrence sophomore; John Regier, Bartlesville, Okla. junior; Ken Cummins, Mulvane junior; Joe Van Zandt, Caney graduate student; Steve Hix, Overland Park freshman.
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"The next four months will be most crucial in changing our lives," said Shelton, encouraging people to campaign for peace candidates. He stressed that it was up to the concerned students to campaign for replacements for those officials seemingly unconcerned over what students considered to be crucial issues.
The cast of "Quantrill," the current University Theatre production about the history of Lawrence, gave the final song, "Universal Soldier," from that same production.
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