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Date: 24 December 1971
Special to The New York Times
Amb C H Phillips of UN delegation makes oral protest to Thant over disaccreditation of Nationalist Chinese correspondents
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23rd of December 1971 News
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News Policy for the Vietnam War: As Little as Possible
Date: 23 December 1971
By CRAIG R. WHITNEYSpecial to The New York Times
Craig WHITNEYSpecial
News about what US and S Vietnamese troops are doing is becoming harder and, in many cases, impossible to obtain through official information channels; halt of news briefings by Amers noted; Amers say that since S Vietnamese bear more and more of the burden of mil action, they should speak for themselves; S Vietnamese reptd as not being very specific in briefings and getting less so; newsmen can find out about Vietnamese mil activities by field reptg, but Saigon has issued ground rules that provide for revocation of a newsman's visa if he repeatedly or extensively repts 'sensitive' mil information before it has been released officially; news of recent loss of 4 US planes coming first from Hanoi, not Saigon and Washington, cited as example of news situation
THREAT SEEN IN BAN OF NEWSMEN BY U.N.
Date: 24 December 1971
Special to The New York Times
Internatl Press Inst protests ouster of Nationalist Chinese correspondents at UN; holds it cannot be justified by Assembly vote on China representation issue; ouster protested by J Lengyel, head of UN Correspondents Assn in Geneva; US Amb Phillips protests orally to Thant
OUSTER OF NEWSMEN BY U.N. IS PROTESTED
Date: 23 December 1971
ASNE pres C A McKnight protests ouster of newsmen Tang and Lin
Lindsay Sees 1972 as 'Year of Opportunity'
Date: 24 December 1971
By MARTIN TOLCHIN
Martin TOLCHIN
NYC Mayor Lindsay, in yr-end news conf, says that narcotics is 1 of areas that did not fulfill his prophecy that '71 would be 'Yr of Delivery'; says that while there has been no visible net gains in either drug traffic or rehabilitative efforts, there is no program anywhere that is comparable to city's drug program
M'GOVERN OFFERS PLAN ON WELFARE; Proposes Base Payment of $4,000 to Family of 4
Date: 24 December 1971
Special to The New York Times
McGovern proposes that all Amers, regardless of other income, get monthly payment from Govt as means of ending poverty; criticizes infrequency of Nixon's press confs; urges Pres press confs be held at least twice a mo and that monthly Cabinet meetings be open to press
ROGERS DECLARES U.S. WILL CONTINUE ASIAN AIR STRIKES; At a Year-End News Parley, He Terms Raids in Laos and Cambodia Essential ENEMY'S ACTIVITY CITED Secretary's Words Seen as Warning as Jets Attack 75 Miles From Hanoi Rogers Says U.S. Will Continue Asian Air Raids
Date: 24 December 1971
By TERENCE SMITHSpecial to The New York Times
Sec Rogers says that despite recently increased US air activity, Nixon is determined to continue US troops withdrawal
HOLDERS APPROVE RIEGEL PAPER BID; Federal Paper Board Deal Valued at $120-Million
Date: 24 December 1971
United Tenn Bancshares Corp extends its tender offer until Dec 31 for Nashville City Bank & Trust Co shares, even though it has already recd enough shares to complete acquisition of bank
Comment in Washington
Date: 24 December 1971
Special to The New York Times
US officials in Washington say they were not informed in advance about Hope's private efforts on behalf of Amer POWs, but say he is free to pursue them; Sec Rogers says US officials in Bangkok helped Hope arrange trip to Vientiane
FIRST ROUND ENDS IN TALKS ON TRADE; U.S. and Market Bloc Set Second Session Jan. 14
Date: 23 December 1971
informed sources say that GB and EEC have agreed on Jan 6 as date for Brit entry into EEC; say that both sides agreed that all remaining outstanding problems should be settled at meeting of deputy negotiators then; signing of treaty of accession set for Jan 22