Ford Expects to Meet Vorster of South Africa
Date: 22 May 1976
Ford says he 'undoubtedly' will meet with Vorster; White House press sec Ron Nessen, at later news briefing, says that there are no plans to meet with Vorster (S)
Narozeniny, Datum narození
- Narozeniny, Datum narození
- pátek 21. května 1976
- Místo narození
- Basildon
- Stáří
- 50
- Hvězdné znamení
- ♉
21. května 1976 bylo pátek pod hvězdičkou ♉. Byl 141 den v roce. Prezidentem Spojených států byl Gerald R. Ford.
Pokud jste se narodili v tento den, je vám 50 let. Vaše poslední narozeniny byly čtvrtek 21. května 2026 před 0 dny. Vaše další narozeniny jsou pátek 21. května 2027, za 364 dní. Žili jste 18 262 dní nebo přibližně 438 307 hodin nebo přibližně 26 298 456 minut nebo přibližně 1 577 907 360 sekund.
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21st of May 1976 News
Zprávy, jak se objevily na titulní stránce New York Times dne 21. května 1976
Seoul Reporters Protest
Date: 21 May 1976
Seoul Correspondents Club charges that police and Govt officials had hampered foreign coverage of trials of pol dissidents over last 3 wks; cites 6-hr delay at Seoul airport in clearing Japanese and Amer news films involving trials of 18 dissidents, including former pres candidate Kim Dae Jung (S)
A TENTATIVE PACT REACHED AT POST; Long Negotiations End With Announcement by the Guild After 45-Minute Walkout
Date: 21 May 1976
tentative settlement is reached on May 20 between NY Post and Newspaper Guild; Post publisher Dorothy Schiff comments; mediator Theodore Kheel continues to meet with both sides in direct talks (M)
French Press Strike
Date: 22 May 1976
24-hr strike by French journalists on May 21 leaves France without its daily newspapers (S)
On the First Amendment
Date: 21 May 1976
By Kevin Phillips
Kevin Phillips
Kevin Phillips article on free-speech and free-press provisions of 1st Amendment
India Moves to Shield Press Curbs Further
Date: 22 May 1976
Indian Govt on May 21 introduces const amendment that would shield censorship regulations from rev in cts; law, known as Prevention of Publication of Objectionable Matter Act, prohibits any article or picture likely to 'bring hatred or contempt or excite disaffection toward the Govt' (S)
THE SUNSHINE BILL GAINS IN ALBANY; Measure on Public Hearings Now Goes to the Senate
Date: 21 May 1976
By STEVEN R. WEISMAN Special to The New York Times
Steven WEISMAN
NYS Assembly, 141-3, approves bill requiring school bds, city councils and other public bodies--including NYC Estimate Bd and Emergency Financial Control Bd--to open all but a few of their deliberations to public (M)
Leaders in Lebanon Hold Talks In Effort to Arrange Cease-Fire
Date: 21 May 1976
By HENRY TANNER Special to The New York Times
Henry Special
French photographer Arnaud Borrel is seriously wounded by mortar shrapnel at mountain front 10 miles northeast of Beirut (S)
Kissinger Testifies He Had A 'Passive' Wiretap Role
Date: 22 May 1976
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
State Sec H A Kissinger contends in sworn testimony released May 21 that he played 'substantially passive' role in wiretapping of 17 Govt officials and newsmen, undertaken from '69 to '71 purportedly to stem unauthorized disclosures in press; Kissinger, in deposition taken Mar 30 in civil damage suit brought by Morton H Halperin, repeats his previous assertion that chief responsibility for taps rests with ex-Pres Nixon and late FBI Dir J Edgar Hoover; Nixon's Jan deposition and Kissinger's earlier 'interrogatory' in case revd; Kissinger says he remembers that Hoover identified 4 possible security risks at Apr 25 '69 meeting; Halperin illus (M)
Carey Names Vlasto As Press Secretary
Date: 21 May 1976
Carey names James S Vlasto as press sec