May 10, 1969

Riverside trustees get temporary restraining order barring Forman from creating further disruptions at ch; Forman burns copy of ct order on steps of RC NY Archdiocese chancery after presenting demands to chancery officials; denounces ct order, says it will not affect his plans to attend services at ch tomorrow; seeks $200-million from RC Ch and list of ch assets; Rev M Rollins says chancery officials pledged to recommend that Cooke give conf a hearing; Forman and his group read statements of support from ch groups during meeting; chancery officials rejected Rev H A Salmon plea that news conf Forman held before meeting be moved inside chancery; similar ct order reptdly was served on Amer Broadcasting, which allegedly contributed to Riverside disorder by carrying lights, cameras and other equipment into bldg; Forman meets with 30 black and white clerics, Harlem; police are called to Temple Emanu-El after synagogue officials get phone warning that Forman planned to read manifesto during services; some Jewish Defense League members stand outside temple; Rabbi Perilman deplores league, says Forman would have been allowed to read demands after service; illus

Gallagher, citing intrusion of politically motivated outside forces, announces his resignation, statement read to faculty sen; says it has become impossible for him lo carry out 'process of reason and persuasion'; Lindsay hails Gallagher's service; Procaccino hails Gallagher but holds he 'lacked courage to act forthrightly'; Smith hopes his successor will be more in tune with times; faculty leaders say bd may seek guidance of faculty and perhaps student reprs before apptg acting pres; Faculty Sen adopts resolution scoring opening of coll by bd and pol interference that forced Gallagher's resignation; concern among faculty and students over coil's future noted; Dean Peace announces his resignation but says action is not result of recent harassment by radical students; illus of damage in campus bldg

Business Council members agree repeal, if voted, would affect capital outlays only in '70 and later; they and economists for their cos deplore Nixon repeal request on ground that it would significantly affect plans to modernize and improve facilities in '70 and beyond

some US officials cite as objectionable Vietcong demand for unconditional withdrawal

Sen Javits scores Nixon for allowing 'sterile and unsuccessful approach' of Johnson Adm toward settlement of war, s, San Francisco; warns Nixon Adm will have to make 'major shift' in its negotiating position if it is to fulfill mandate to end war as well as avoid 'very serious' domestic pol problems; Kissinger, in light of new Vietcong proposal, attempts to soften Javits s