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STUDENT MARCH ON WASHINGTON iBriges Said the two Oklahoma groups ar ‘ University oz Ul.alona (OU) Chapter ci the &- Democratic Society (SPS), Norman, Oklahoma, end Me group” from Oxlahoma City, Oklahona, the William Byerly, area committeeman for AFSC, of 337 Southeast 46th Street, Oklahoma City, said the vigil was discussed Wednesday at a meeting in the Friends Meeting House, 12115 Southwest 47th Street, Oklahoma City. Byerly said, "There will be at least a éarload from Oklahoma City and perhaps more," Miss Garnet Guild, regional executive secretary of AFSC, of Houston, Texas, told the group the vigil, while not sporsored by, AFSC, has attracted interest of the group. A spokesman for the Norman group said delegates wiil be going both to a demonstration in Wasbington, D. C, April 17, 1965, and to Johnson City, Texas, April 17-1t, 1965. Plans would be more definite after a meeting of the SDS at OJ in Norman on the evening of April 9, 1965. Bill Perry, an OU graduate student and president of the Norman group, said his ‘organization is "deeply con- cerned about the Viet Nam situation.” Chet Briggs, reached in Houston by phone, said negotiations are under way with the Secret Service on conduct of the vigil. -2- oe