Newspaper Strike Backed
Date: 05 October 1972
Cleveland branch of TNG on Oct 3 votes to authorize strike against Cleveland Plain Dealer if new contract is not reached this wk; TNG and Cleveland Publishers Assn schedule bargaining meetings
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4th of October 1972 News
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INJUNCTION IS ISSUED AGAINST TIMES UNION
Date: 04 October 1972
NYS Sup Ct Justice J DiFede on Oct 3 issues preliminary injunction barring Mailers Union strike against NY Times; holds that issues of clerk's position and 'status quo' provision of union-mgt collective-bargaining agreement are matters for determination by Bd of Arbitration
Graft, Confusion Peril Bengalis; Bangladesh Drifts in a Sea of Corruption and Confusion
Date: 04 October 1972
By JAMES P. STERBASpecial to The New York Times
James STERBASpecial
NY Times survey of econ problems facing Bangladesh 9 mos after it gained independence from Pakistan finds that nation is overpopulated and that Bengalis are hungry and malnourished; repts people are unhappy about prices, which are double and triple prewar levels, and businessmen are angry over continued stagnation of indus; finds that nation has been plagued by its inability to distribute UN emergency relief, which has amounted to nearly $1-billion in food and supplies; other survey findings revd; illus of Bengalis unloading wheat at port
Marcos Slackens Censorship, But Only for Foreign Newsmen
Date: 05 October 1972
Special to The New York Times
foreign correspondents stationed in Manila rept on Oct 4 that martial-law regime of Pres Marcos has loosened its censorship of news dispatches sent abroad but continues to exercise stringent control over public information and comment inside country; reprs of Japanese, Idonesian and Indian press arrive in Manila to confer with Ahmed Chowdhury, dir of Asian Press Foundation, about steps that may be taken to obtain release of journalists who have been detained; Information Sec F S Tatad denies that any foreign pubs have been banned, but none has been on sale for psst wk
Newark Reporter Facing Jail After Losing Plea to High Court
Date: 04 October 1972
By JUAN M. VASQUEZSpecial to The New York Times
US Sup Ct on Oct 3 refuses appeal by former Newark Evening News reporter P J Bridge, who is scheduled to go to jail on Oct 4 for refusing to answer questions before an Essex County grand jury concerning allegations of corruption in Newark Housing Auth; Bridge, if he goes to jail, will be 1st reporter to serve prison term since June 29 US Sup Ct ruling that newsmen do not enjoy protection against having to reveal confidential sources of information to a grand jury; Bridge por
GALLUP SAYS NATION IS LOW IN PRESTIGE
Date: 04 October 1972
G Gallup holds that Amer prestige is at low point in world, partly because, he says, US press services have concentrated on US problems and thus may have given a distorted picture, Oct 3 testimony before Sen Foreign Relations Com on his apptmt to US Advisory Comm on Information; says he would favor $1-billion-a-yr program to gather information from abroad and to disseminate other information overseas; Fulbright disagrees with him on press 'distortion' of US
REPORTER BEGINS HIS TERM IN JAIL; Essex Judge Denies Appeal for Lighter Sentence
Date: 05 October 1972
Special to The New York Times
P J Bridge on Oct 4 begins serious sentence in Essex County jail for contempt of ct conviction for refusing to answer questions before Essex County grand jury; questions that Bridge refused to answer concerned identity of persons who reptdly offered bribe, what bribe was for and whether any of Housing Auth comrs had been harassed; Bridge illus
The Not-So-Free Press
Date: 05 October 1972
By TOM WICKER
Tom WICKER
T Wicker comments on jailing of former Newark Evening News reporter P J Bridge for refusing to answer questions before Essex County grand jury concerning allegations that corruption exists in Newark Housing Auth; Bridge had written May 5 article in paper saying that auth comr P Beatty had said that she had been bribed; Wicker says that because of jailing, any reporter who wants to probe corruption in NJ in future and any editor who wants to print his stories, will think twice before they do so, which is exactly kind of intimidation 1st Amendment is supposed to prevent
REPORTER LOSES HIGH-COURT PLEA; Newark News Man Faces Jail Today for Contempt
Date: 04 October 1972
By JUAN M. VASQUEZSpecial to The New York Times
SELLOFFS TOPPLE 2 GLAMOUR ISSUES; Adverse News Precipitates Tumbles in ARA Services and American Air Filter LIQUIDITY LACK IS CITED Dow Climbs 1.20 to 954.47 -- Lows Exceed Highs as Losses Outnumber Gains SELLOFFS TOPPLE 2 GLAMOUR ISSUES
Date: 04 October 1972
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN