Photonegravers Ratify 2-Year Pact With Papers
Date: 11 February 1974
Photoengravers Union Local 1 on Feb 10 ratify new 2-yr contract with NY Times and Daily News; new agreement is retroactive to last March 31
Přehrávání pondělí 11. února 1974
11. února 1974 bylo pondělí pod hvězdičkou ♒. Byl 41 den v roce. Prezidentem Spojených států byl Richard M. Nixon.
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11th of February 1974 News
Zprávy, jak se objevily na titulní stránce New York Times dne 11. února 1974
On Emancipation
Date: 11 February 1974
By William Safire
William Safire
W Safire, in fictional roundup of reaction to Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, 'quotes' writers Mary McGrory, Rowland Evans, Robert Novak, William Buckley, C L Sulzberger, Art Buchwald and James Reston
20th Century Fund Orders Government Secrecy Study
Date: 12 February 1974
Twentieth Century Fund announces its sponsorship of 18-mo study, to be carried out by Morton H Halperin, of problem of balancing Govt's need for secrecy in interests of natl security and rights of citizens to information about Govt activities (S)
2 U.S. Newsmen in Soviet Held Three Hours by Police
Date: 12 February 1974
Special to The New York Times
Correspondents Ray Moseley and Christopher Ogden (UPI) on Feb 11 are held by Soviet police for more than 3 hrs after photographing demonstration by ethnic Germans demanding right to emigrate to W Ger; authorities confiscated film, charging correspondents with taking part in 'provocation'; correspondents are deined right to call US Consulate, but embassy after learning of incident intervened to obtain thier release (S)
Judge's Feb. 4 Order for Nixon To Testify Is Still in the Mails
Date: 12 February 1974
Los Angeles Superior Ct Judge Gordon Ringer on Feb 11 says he is speechless that order he issued on Feb 4 seeking to subpoena Pres Nixon to appear in ct in connection with trial of former White House aide John D Ehrlichman, has not yet reached Washington by mail; tracer is placed on lr, which was sent by registered mail
N.B.C. Chooses Saturdays For Major News Shows
Date: 12 February 1974
NBC has designated 7-8PM for extensive schedule of news programs that will begin on Sept 14; that 1-hr period has not been available to networks for last 3 yrs because it was restricted to local station use under FCC prime-time access rule; under recent revision of rule, FCC has allowed networks to reclaim 1 of access periods for news documentaries, children's programs and minority-interest shows; NBC News has set up 6 production teams to produce news specials and periodic news-magazine, entitled Gazette (S)
REPORTERS PANEL WILL SUE A.T, &T; Times Warns of Suit if I.R.S. Keeps Data on Office Calls Authority Questioned
Date: 12 February 1974
By WARREN WEAVER Jr
Warren WEAVER
Reporters Com for Press Freedom has decided to sue AT&T to prevent law-enforcement agencies from obtaining newsmen's telephone records without their knowledge in violation of 1st Amendment; NY Times sends to IRS Comr Donald C Alexander request that he turn over records of 2,500 calls made from Times Washington bur by reporter David E Rosenbaum that tax investigators have obtained from Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Cos; Times publisher A O Sulzberger says that if Govt does not deliver all records and any copies that exist to Times, 1 or more lawsuits will be filed in attempts to preserve reporters' rights; AT&T has said in response to inquiry by com that phone records of several news orgns and reporters have been turned over to Fed officials without any notice to subscribers, including Richard Dudman (St Louis Post-Dispatch), Robert S Boyd (Knight Newspapers) and Jack Anderson and Les Whitten
Heykal Said to Attribute Ouster to Rift on Nixon
Date: 11 February 1974
Time magazine repts that former Cairo newspaper Al Ahram editor Mohammed Hassanein Heykal says he was dismissed by Egyptian Pres Sadat on Feb 1 because he expressed doubts about Pres Nixon's influence in Middle East at time when he was too busy defending himself over Watergate scandal; quotes Heykal as saying that he doubts Nixon has strength to force Israel to give up enough for peace settlement (S)