Sudan Says 1,000 May Still Stand Trial
Date: 29 July 1971
By ERIC PACESpecial to The New York Times
I Dzhirkvelov (Tass) repts his phone and teletype machine cut off, Khartoum; says he was excluded from news conf attended by 50 foreign newsmen
29. července 1971 bylo čtvrtek pod hvězdičkou ♌. Byl 209 den v roce. Prezidentem Spojených států byl Richard M. Nixon.
Pokud jste se narodili v tento den, je vám 54 let. Vaše poslední narozeniny byly úterý 29. července 2025 před 350 dny. Vaše další narozeniny jsou středa 29. července 2026, za 14 dní. Žili jste 20 074 dní nebo přibližně 481 786 hodin nebo přibližně 28 907 171 minut nebo přibližně 1 734 430 260 sekund.
Date: 29 July 1971
By ERIC PACESpecial to The New York Times
I Dzhirkvelov (Tass) repts his phone and teletype machine cut off, Khartoum; says he was excluded from news conf attended by 50 foreign newsmen
Date: 30 July 1971
By HERBERT FEIS
Herbert FEIS
H Feis article on publication of study documents by NY Times and other papers says 'provocation' to disclose study to public 'was very great'; sees no or slight damage to natl security; sees no justification for prolonged delay in releasing records of official discussions and actions
Date: 29 July 1971
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
Date: 30 July 1971
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
Date: 29 July 1971
ed on USSR cautious reaction to Nixon visit plans
Date: 30 July 1971
P O'Dwyer, one of Berrigans' attys, calls decision 'vengeful' and 'totally pol decision' designed to cripple voice of dissent in Amer, news conf with other attys and supporters of Berrigans
Date: 29 July 1971
By JACK ROSENTHALSpecial to The New York Times
Hill's disagreement with Fed rept on black families discussed; his analysis of data and BLS analysis contrasted
Date: 29 July 1971
By GRACE LICHTENSTEIN
Grace LICHTENSTEIN
NYC Consumer Affairs Comr Myerson discloses that 87% of 2,296 food items purchased by Consumer Affairs Dept at city's leading chain supermkts were short-weighted, news conf; illus; says there seems to be 'epidemic of short weight, short count and short measure going through the city', and that problem is costing consumers $17-million annually in overcharges; says of 2,296 pkgs selected by team of investigators in recent wks 1,998 turned out to weigh less than weight stated on label and none weighed more than listed weight; illus; she maintains merchants might be trying to make up for lost profits by deliberately short-weighting certain items, but notes most short weights are fault of food mfr or processor who originally labels item; says violations are 'petty larceny', and that dept will seek legis to allow posting of signs in windows of stores that are found to be persistent violators; says dept will pub wkly list of violators and might start bringing suits in civil ct; spokesman for supermkt chains says although short-weighting does occur because of human errors there was no intention on their part to cheat consumer; supermkts and some items found short-weighted listed
Date: 30 July 1971
By LAWRENCE VAN GELDER
Lawrence GELDER