Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Record attempt highlights pursuit of global peace
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jan 18, 2013
~~<p>An attempt on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to break the unofficial world record for the largest human peace sign is just the start of a worldwide movement for peace, said Eric Butler, founder of World Peace Plan, the group organizing the Hono­lulu event.</p>
<p>After Monday's 25th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade from Magic Island to Kapiolani Park at 9 a.m., Butler, 51, said he hopes to gather at least 6,000 people at Kapiolani Park to become the official Guinness world record-holder of the largest human peace sign, all in the name of world peace.</p>
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An attempt on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to break the unofficial world record for the largest human peace sign is just the start of a worldwide movement for peace, said Eric Butler, founder of World Peace Plan, the group organizing the Honolulu event.
After Monday's 25th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade from Magic Island to Kapiolani Park at 9 a.m., Butler, 51, said he hopes to gather at least 6,000 people at Kapiolani Park to become the official Guinness world record-holder of the largest human peace sign, all in the name of world peace. Login for more...
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