FULBRIGHT PLANS VIETNAM HEARINGS
Date: 03 April 1972
Sen Fulbright says, Apr 2, Foreign Relations Com will use Pentagon papers as basis for hearings on foreign policy decisions leading to US involvement in Vietnam war; hearings may start in May
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2nd of April 1972 News
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Who Will Keep the Media's Conscience?
Date: 03 April 1972
By HILLIER KRIEGHBAUM
Hillier KRIEGHBAUM
Prof H Krieghbaum article on regulation of news media proposes establishment of media rev bd, ind, impartial agency, to evaluate what press does and then issue rept
REPORTERS' GROUP SUPPORTING WBAI; Files Brief Asking Court to Quash Goodman Subpoena
Date: 02 April 1972
Reporters Com for Freedom of the Press urges NYS cts to quash trial subpoena and contempt citation issued to WBAI mgr E A Goodman for refusing to turn over broadcast materials to Dist Atty's office; argues that subpoena constitutes illegal and unconst impingement on press freedom
SILURIANS ANNOUNCE 1972 AWARD WINNERS
Date: 03 April 1972
'72 Soc of Silurians awards to F M Hechinger and J Corry (NY Times)
Even Bella Abzug Slipped Her Moorings
Date: 02 April 1972
By NAT HENTOFF
Nat HENTOFF
N Hentoff article on Channel 13 news program 51st State says it presents formidable challenge to print journalists because of its provocatively unpredictable' format
A Plan for Addicts on Relief
Date: 02 April 1972
NYS Welfare Inspector Gen Berlinger proposes, Apr 1, that drug addicts on welfare rolls be required to pick up their relief checks at drug rehabilitation centers; notes employable welfare recipients are presently required to personally pick up checks at state job offices
Senator Jackson Defends Boeing Official's Activities; Says Campaign Work Was Indiscretion but Not a Violation of Federal Law -- Article in The Times Assailed
Date: 03 April 1972
By PAUL DELANEYSpecial to The New York Times
Sen Jackson says activities of R W Scheyer, Boeing official, in promoting his Pres campaign are 'an indiscretion' but do not violate Fed Corrupt Practices Act, news cong, Milwaukee, Apr 2, illus