June 14, 1967

Gov Rhodes, at request of Mayor Bachrach, orders 800 Natl Guardsmen to join 900 police as Negro youths and adults continue rioting; police official repts continued looting, arson and window smashing; map of area; 47 persons arrested, 13 injured; disorders linked to protest against arrest of Negro carrying sign opposing death sentence about to be imposed on Negro for murder of white; city officials earlier met with group of Negro leaders and clergy to bar further violence; Negro leaders present demands which include release of all persons arrested and dismissal of charges

Pres Johnson announces apptmt of Solicitor Gen Marshall as Assoc Justice, news conf statement; Sen approval would make Marshall 1st Negro to serve on Ct; confirmation likely; Southern Sens silent; Negro leaders, Sens Javits, R F Kennedy and others hail apptmt; Atty Gen Clark urged apptmt; Sen Thurmond opposes apptmt because it will increase number of liberals on bench; illus

19, mostly children, burned by explosion caused when youth threw match into puddle of gasoline near taxi garage, Bronx; illus

Chou scores Guards for giving 'great pleasure and an advantage to enemy countries,' Peking poster rept; attack reptdly made after Guards urged Chou to expel Deputy Premier Li Hsien-mien; Chou attack is harshest so far made publicly

The Board of Estimate and the City Council, with their large Democratic majorities, overrode 18 vetoes by Mayor Lindsay yesterday and cut nearly $6-million from his executive budget.