Press Censorship Lifted
Date: 26 July 1968
New Govt lifts censorship but warns against abuses
John Grant (musicista) Compleanno, Data di Nascita
John William Grant (Denver, 25 luglio 1968) è un musicista e cantautore statunitense.
Per saperne di più...- Compleanno, Data di Nascita
- giovedì 25 luglio 1968
- Luogo di nascita
- Denver
- Età
- 57
- Segno zodiacale
- ♌
Il 25 luglio 1968 era una giovedì sotto il segno zodiacale del ♌. Era il 206 ° giorno dell'anno. Il presidente degli Stati Uniti era Lyndon B. Johnson.
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25th of July 1968 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 25 luglio 1968
Dubcek's Group Is Said to Fear Loss of Control Over Presidium
Date: 26 July 1968
By RICHARD EDER
Richard EDER
Presidium gets proposed emergency control law giving Govt right to suspend pubs publishing data against natl interest; rear-guard action by Dubcek and Premier Cernik delays formal Presidium recommendation that Natl Assembly adopt law; move seen sign of slipping liberal control of Communist party
Czechs to Visit Philippines
Date: 26 July 1968
Special to The New York Times
Group of USSR scientists to visit
CZECHS SEE ROOM FOR COMPROMISE, BUT NOT ON POLICY; Party Spokesman Rules Out Renewed Censorship and Stationing of Troops CONFIDENT ON MEETING Soviet Politburo Is Reported en Route by Train -- Bonn Shifts Its Maneuvers Czech Official Sees Room for Compromise, but Not on Policy AIDE IS CONFIDENT ON SOVIET PARLEY Kremlin Leaders Reported en Route by Train Via Warsaw and Berlin
Date: 25 July 1968
By HENRY KAMMSpecial to The New York Times
Czech Communist party repr, commenting on coming talks with Soviet leaders, bars concessions on censorship
THREE NEWSPAPERS STRUCK IN CAPITAL
Date: 25 July 1968
Stereotypers strike Washington Post, Star and Daily News; Post does not appear
PAPERS IN CAPITAL CLOSED IN STRIKE; Stereotypers' Move Leads to Suspension of 3 Dallies
Date: 26 July 1968
3 Washington papers suspend as other unions hon picket lines; issues detailed; wkly Washington Examiner to pub daily ed; ANG ratifies pact at Detroit Free Press
MARKET FALTERS IN HEAVY TRADING; BLUE CHIPS FADE
Date: 26 July 1968
By ALEXANDER R. HAMMER
Alexander HAMMER
COMMONS SCORES MEMBER FOR LEAK; Censures Him for Divulging Data on Germ Warfare
Date: 25 July 1968
By ANTHONY LEWISSpecial to The New York Times
Commons condemns Dalyell for 'gross contempt'; action is 1st such in 21 yrs; leak involved testimony before Commons com on chem and biological research being done in labs in Porton Down, Wiltshire; paper involved was London Observer
CHICAGO NEGROES INVADED A MARKET; Violence Erupts, 6 Hurt -Hall in Suburb Stormed
Date: 26 July 1968
Special to The New York Times
100 Negro youths invade open supermkts Chicago, and seize food and cash register; 1,000 others demonstrate outside mkt in protest against hiring policies
TRANSPORT NEWS: RATES ADJUSTED; U.S. to Save $2-Million on Shipments to Vietnam
Date: 25 July 1968
Chmn Harllee says talks between Fed agencies and shipping confs serving Vietnam produce rate adjustments that will save Govt $2-$3.5-million a yr; credits MSTS, AID, Agr Dept and Far E and Pacific Westbound Confs