Fifty-seven Maryland College students were in the college infirmary as a result of injuries sustained from police treatment, according to SNCC worker Reginald Robinson.
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“Anti-segregation protests, halted by a weekend moratorium called by student leaders after police used dogs, fire hoses and billy sticks to disperse demonstrations, may resume this week...pic.twitter.com/b7fudtOuKx
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At least 14 students suffered from police dog bites,’ Dr. Neville Barron, college physician stated. Others were injured from blows by billy sticks, Robinson said.
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Demonstrations were called by the Student Appeal for Equality (SAFE), affiliated with SNCC for more than a year. Twenty-year-old SAFE head, John Wilson was arrested Feb. 26 along with more than 20 other students, for demonstrating against segregated restaurants.
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SNCC Chairman John Lewis and Cambridge SNCC leader Mrs. Gloria Richardson reported no violence from the white community here toward demonstrators. ‘It’s from the state police,’ Lewis said.” — The Student Voice (March 3, 1964)
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