Plans, activities outlined
The following is a list of activities and plans as given to the KU Coordinating Committee (KUCC):
- Posters will be made on order, and duplicating services are available for any workshop, action group, or committee involved in peace activities at KU. Requests can be made to the Communications Center at 716 Fraser Hall, or UN 4-4111.
- The letters and telegrams sub-competee of the Congressional Action Committee and the Community Action Committee met Monday night. The committee reported that nearly 1,500 postcards were sent to U.S. Congressmen Monday. There will be four booths in operation the rest of the week at Strong Hall, the Kansas Union, Hillcrest Shopping center, and downtown. Canvassing in the community will begin today and will continue for the next two weeks. Anyone interested in canvassing in the community should contact Margaret Ellis, 842-8036.
- A seminar on Revolutionary Processes is being held continuously from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. through Friday in 706 Fraser Hall. Discussions will move from general processes known to be characteristic of revolutionary movements and our own situation. Clippings, articles, and books which could be discussed should be brought. For more information contact the faculty co-ordinator, William R. Arnold, UN 4-4111.
- The KUCC is an organization trying to coordinate requests
for "all available resources" of the University. We are nonideological and will accept requests from any organization. Request for University rooms and auditoriums, paper, mimeographing facilities will try to be filled. The information center UN 4-3506, can provide information about all activities. For coordination of activities call UN 4-3552.
- Any group desiring to have air time on the KU radio station, KUOK, can contact the University information center, UN 4-3506. Arrangements have been made for making these broadcasts between the hours of 8 and 12 p.m. every night this week.
- If anyone is being asked to leave their house or farm because of long hair, or political reasons they can contact Frank Shavlik, UN 4-3611 (Dean of men) or Donna Shavlik UN 4-3552 (Dean of Women) so these actions will not go unnoticed.
- A talkathon will be from 7 to 10 p.m. today through Friday. Short speeches, followed by discussions will be given each night. Following the prepared portion of each talkathon an open Mike will be available for those that wish to use it. The scheduled speakers for tonight at Dyche Auditorium will be at 7 p.m. Professor David Katzman; at 8 p.m. Bill Hansen, law student; at 8:50 p.m. Professor Harry Shaffer; and at 9:45 p.m. Leonard Harrison, Director of the Ballard Community Center.
Strong Hall and the KUCC urges all KU students to sign and circulate them on campus and among the community.
- A petition is being circu-
An attempt is being made to bridge the gap between Lawrence business and KU students in the anti-war movement.
Economic awareness sought by committee
The economic awareness committee released a statement which stated, "we realize that the Lawrence area businessmen are not directly responsible for any of the current inequalities plaguing our society. We wish not to alienate any individual or group of individuals, but we do
The Committee on Community Action Outside Lawrence was formed and announced Monday.
The committee has "been formed to assist and promote student-community action relative to the war and the present national crisis throughout Kansas." The committee urges persons interested in working in their home areas contact any of the following persons:
State action coordinated
Area 1, Kansas City
Dave Wing 843-8153
ADA 2; Pobeka
Mark Rinner 843-8851
Area 3, Wichita
Jim Sanders ... 843-8153
Area 4, Northwest Kansas
including Hays and Russell
Gretchen Miller ... 843-9659
Southwest Kansas
Area 5, Southwest Kansas,
including Dodge City and Pratt
Gretchen Miller ... 843-9659
Area 6, North Central Kansas.
including Salina
Delores Heidrick ... 842-3822
1751-4926
Area 7, South Central Kansas,
except Wichita
Mike Wallen 843-817
Mike Wailen 843-8155
Area 8, Northeast Kansas,
including Atchison
Dave Reitz 842-9942
Area 9, Manhattan-Emporia Area Don Strohmeyer .843 -815 83
Mike Wallen 843-8153
Area 8, Northeast Kansas.
third district, imploring them to support all legislative action designed to end the war. Petitions may be picked up in 220
Area 10, Southeast Kansas,
including Independence
and Pittsburg
Kris Brockman ... 842-869
wish to foster community economic awareness in order to reinstate equal economic awareness into society."
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The release also stated the committee wants to "initiate, motivate, and perpetuate economic understanding and harmony."
lated which will be sent to U.S. Senators James Pearson, R, and Robert Dole, R, and to U.S. Representative Larry Winn, R-
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He urged young people, even though they cannot vote, to become an effective part of this organization.
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Speaking to the Columbia teenage Republicans meeting Haenni said convincing a majority of the people to try new leadership "requires the help of an active army of volunteers"
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