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NY 100-1480),7 About 300 students and a hand full of teachers arose and walked toward the doors of the Cathedral, The Negro stuients did not partinipate in the walkout, or with few exceptions, in the subsequent demonstrations on campus and in Momingside Park, They have maintained a policy of separatism throughout the protest often declining to pin the SDS led demonstrations. MARK RUDD, campus leader of SDS who was charged with riot and inciting to riot in earlier protesta, remained away from the campus during the activities. SDS leader said that his lawyers had asked him not to risk further arrests. "New York Times" June 5, 1968 J ; Page 1 . fu 1 . Paebbi he arage ioLbkar mane the Ineeattior: at the campus rally spengored by the SRU, The speakers inoluded Dr, HARO YIOR3 former President of Srah Lawrence. College; Dr. ERICH: FROMM, Pa ycho1d) ‘sty and DWIG. C DONALD, Social’ Commentator.” ALD stated that he has been rasing funds for SDS and supported the goals of the SRU. £) EULO Ph FChKE HE i ee Fe": . il 7-44 S00 poe ROH DAVE GI T of SDS and SSC calied for the beginning of liberation classes and invited everyone to proceed to the gya site for poekry reading and a4 picnic. This rally ended at 5:10 PM, The rally was peaceful and no incidents occurred, NY T-h3 June h, 1968 SAS observed at 5:10 PM, on June k, 1968, approximately 300 individuals march. . to 115th Street, and Morningside Drive, which is two blocks north of the gym site and then proceeded to 1l6th Street and entered Morningside Park. Approximately 1000 people wore assembled in the park at 6:15 PM, at 116th Street, and Morningside Avenue, the Harlwn side of the park, to hear speakers including GHORGE HICKERSON, Communi tz Activn and FLORYNCE KENNEDY, lawyer for H. RAP BROWN, the Chairman of the Student_ Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). 95