Satirical 'Rag' Puts Out Issue In Rio Despite Arrest of Staff
Date: 22 November 1970
Staff members of popular satirical pub O Pasquim arrested in roundup of Govt opponents and persons suspected of subversion; Govt says it sought to prevent terrorism in Legis elections; some of staff, most of estimated 5,000 others held, later released
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LETTERS
Date: 22 November 1970
Lr hails Oct 25 NY Times article on Business School
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MYLAI TRIALS STIR FEW IN WAR ZONE; Vietnamese and Many G.I.'s Unaware or Indifferent
Date: 22 November 1970
Govt control of newspapers linked to little coverage in S Vietnamese newspapers of trials in US of soldiers charged with murder in alleged Sonmy massacre
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News of the Rialto; A Wintry 'Dream'
Date: 22 November 1970
By LEWIS FUNKE
Lewis FUNKE
P Brook production presented by Royal Shakespeare Co will be brought to Bway in Jan by D Merrick Arts Foundation
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Details of Raids Kept Secret in Saigon
Date: 23 November 1970
By IVER PETERSON Special to The New York Times
Iver Special
US command has imposed almost total blackout on information about raids, including routine details normally made pub after similar raids in past; spokesman limits his remarks to reading Laird statement; refuses to answer reporters's questions; official silence promotes speculation about raids
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News of the Realty Trade; Housing in Nation's Suburbs Shows Mixed Trends
Date: 22 November 1970
By GLENN FOWLER
Glenn FOWLER
co leases 2 floors in 40 Wall Tower, NYC, at aggregate rent of about $2-million
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INDOCHINA RAIDS SAID TO BE AIMED AT FOE'S BUILD-UP; Nixon Is Believed to Seek to Prevent Any Offensive in the Coming Months NEW BOMBING POSSIBLE But Attack on NorthVietnam Soon Is Doubted News Blackout in Saigon U.S. Raids Said to Be Aimed at Build-Up
Date: 23 November 1970
By TAD SZULC Special to The New York Times
Tad Special
Intensive air strikes against N Vietnam believed to have been ordered by Nixon to deter enemy from offensives throughout Indochina in coming mos; strikes reptdly were 'pattern of strategic response' against rapidly growing enemy build-up along most Indochina fronts; Mansfield shares view that strikes were linked to build-up, radio-TV int; strikes seen consistent with Nixon's often-stated policy of reprisals if enemy took advantage, through increased mil action, of his program of gradually withdrawing US forces from S Vietnam
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