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ws Styrene enews et ee Coe meri santa tegata mem nette Fees sean ow cert ve tsenegeeeat i Cr ala taba DG = . cea cteciteees Tene eaten eye tee ee _ - Pod a cove IMNTiaL . Students For 4...Democratic society ° Set . ; ' Internal security - SDS ‘ , Racism About 300 students and a hand full of teachers arose and walked toward the doors of the Cathedral. The negro students did not participate in the walkout, or with few exceptions, in the subsequent demonstrations on campus and in Morningside Park. They have maintained a,policy of separatism throughout the protest often dgéijning to join the SDS led demonstrations. JoN MarRudd, campus leader of 5D5 who was “" . gharged with ridt and inciting to riot in earlier protests, remained away from the campus during the , activities, SDS leader-said that his lawyers had \ asked him not to risk further arrests. 0 "New York Times", June 5, 1968 page lL Rabbi A. BruceXGeldman gave the invocation at the campus rally sponsored by the SRU. The sneakers / ~{ dneluded/ Dr. Harold-taylor, former Pregident of Sarah Ali of Lawreneé College; Br kpaiNeponn, Gegawigetets and / ‘DwightyWac Donald, Soctal Commé: or. Mae Donald stated . at he has been raising funds for S03 and supported the goals:of the SRU, LBL VRP IL be Sdavetlbert of SDS and S8C called for the ~C#eeS4 £00 ./ beginning of liberation classes and invited everyone ' to proceed to the gym site for poetry reading and a ' pienic. This rally ended at 5:10 PM, The rally was ‘ peaceful and no incidents occurred. \ . | NY T-3 . June 4, 1968 fe SAS observed at 5:10 PM, on June &, 1968, approximately 300 individuals march to 115th Street and. Morningside Drive, which is two blocks north of the gym site, and then proceed to 116th Street and enter Morningside Park. Approximately 1,000 psople were assembled in the park at 6:15 PM, at 116th Street. and Morningside Avenue, the Harlem area side of the park, to hear speakers including Geor ickerson, “” CONF TENTIAL etree agree Are 8