GUILD AND A.P. REACH A TENTATIVE ACCORD
Date: 20 January 1972
Wire Service Guild and AP reach tentative agreement on 2-yr contract to be submitted to union members for ratification
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20th of January 1972 News
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NEWARK PRESSMEN REJECT PROPOSAL
Date: 20 January 1972
Special to The New York Times
Internatl Pressman's local pres J Schofield repts union turned down proposed agreement under which some pressmen formerly employed by Newark Eve News would work for Newark Star-Ledger
Dimension in Credibility
Date: 20 January 1972
WILLIAM C. ROGERS
William ROGERS
Lr holds credibility of Pres vital to US foreign policy but stresses responsibility of press in handling matters of confidence with other nations
Nixon's Visit to China Will Be Telecast Live
Date: 20 January 1972
By JAMES M. NAUGHTONSpecial to The New York Times
Nixon's visit to China to be given instant TV coverage via communications satellite; White House aides Ziegler and J A Scali seek to counter any accusation Nixon seeks to dominate TV screens just prior to 1st Pres primary of '72; it is noted however that when Ziegler went to China preparatory to Nixon's visit, the only newsmen accompanying him were TV men
Newsmen at the U.N.
Date: 20 January 1972
AGHA ABDUL HAMID
Agha HAMID
UN Asst Sec Gen Hamid defends withdrawal of accreditation from Nationalist Chinese correspondents at UN T C Tang and Chen-chi Lin on grounds they represented Nationalist Govt, now officially ousted from UN, lr on Jan 7 lr by J H Sheldon and Jan 8 ed; says accreditation of reprs of private news agency from Taiwan would be considered
4 Newspapers in Florida Purchased by The Times
Date: 20 January 1972
NY Times purchases Fla newspapers including Sebring News from W L Matthew and O L Taylor; names J H Harrison head of corp to own papers and E C Walthall exec vp
JOHN CHAPMAN, 7t, DRAMA CRITIC, DIES; Revewer of The News 25 Years Aided Theatre Wing
Date: 20 January 1972
Chapman, John
Stanton Proposes Debates On Campuses by Nominees
Date: 20 January 1972
CBS exec Stanton proposes series of coll campus debates by major parties' Pres nominees to bring candidates together on broadcast media without violating Fed equal-time restrictions; says debates will be news events that will not be carried in their entirety by radio or TV but will be open to regular broadcast news coverage of pol events
Ex-Envoy in G.O.P. Race For New Hampshire Chief
Date: 20 January 1972
Special to The New York Times
Former US Amb R C Hill announces he will seek NH Gov nomination in '72, news conf; Gov Peterson, also Repub, expected to seek third 2-yr term
Of Pennies and Watts
Date: 20 January 1972
I. HERBERT SCHEINBERG
I. SCHEINBERG
lr on necessity for reducing elec power demand notes that in Norway households are billed minimum charge for predetermined amount of power, after which cost of kw hrs rises steeply; says with such a system Con Ed may hold down consumption more effectively than it does with 'Save a Watt' program