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Date: 11 June 1973
Special to The New York Times
Reprs of 53 youth-oriented pubs are present during 3-day Boulder-Alternative Press Conf; S Foeher, editor of Straight Creek Journal, says 'second generation press' is attempting to establish itself on more stable footing than was attempted by underground press; says his newspaper believes in getting involved in community at neighborhood level
Date: 11 June 1973
H Greenspun, publisher of Las Vegas Sun, says on June 10 that he will move in Fed ct on June 11 to quash subpoena of documents that concern financial dealings of industrialist H R Hughes; says subpoena, served May 23, is apparently part of inquiry begun in '72 by IRS into alleged criminal tax fraud liability of Hughes' businesses in Nevada; subpoena was served on same day that Sun published article alleging unsuccessful attempt to break into Greenspun's safe in mid '72 which may have been aimed at obtaining Hughes's handwritten documents concerning his business in Nevada and alleged plans for influencing state and natl pol
Date: 10 June 1973
Miami Circuit Judge J Falk rules on June 8 that Miami News cannot be forced by cts to disclose reporter's source or notes because to do so would violate press freedom as guaranteed by Const; ruling was on motion by Miami News atty D N Heller to quash subpoenas seeking sources and notes on News's stories on harbor pilots
Date: 10 June 1973
By R. W. APPLE JR.Special to The New York Times
R. APPLE
M H Halperin, whose home telephone was bugged while he was working as Nat Security Council staff member in '69 and '70, is expected to announce next wk that he is suing those allegedly responsible for wiretap; Halperin has told close friends that among defendants in civil suit will be H Kissiner and Gen Haig; Halperin acknowledges on June 9 that he is 'considering the possibility' of filing suit; Halperin's suit, according to informants, will be based on Safe Streets Act of '68; 1 section of act provides that anyone whose phone is tapped in violation of act 'shall have a civil cause of action against any person who intercepts, discloses or uses' private communications; act provides that person illegally wiretapped be paid by violators $100-a-day for each day of violation; Halperin would be eligible, if he won his case, to receive damages of about $10,000; Nixon Adm installed taps without ct order; Safe Street Act authorized installation of domestic wiretaps only with ct orders but specified that any const authority that Pres might have to install domestic tap in natl security cases without warrants would not be infringed; Nixon Adm has asserted that Halperin and other taps in '69-'70 were legal 'at the time' because Sup Ct had not yet ruled; Halperin illus
Date: 10 June 1973
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
T Wicker comments on suggestion made by London Times that Amer press is publishing prejudicial material on Watergate affair which will make it difficult for justice to be done to Pres Nixon and other officials; says it is function of free press to seek out news and print it; says Sen and legal inquiries are, of necessity, slow, and do not necessarily suggest widespread pattern of events taking shape, so far, only in the press; says Sen com cannot compel testimony of the Pres, and this weakness must be made up for by an inquiring and questioning press
Date: 11 June 1973
By RAYMOND H. ANDERSON
Raymond ANDERSON
Poland, in series of reforms aimed at uncovering and venting discontent and grievances before they erupt in violence, tests abolition of censorship control over press; reforms reflect more flexible, responsive mood of Gierek regime, which is seeking to stimulate initiative, work and atmosphere of confidence in effort to reduce nation's problems and raise living standards; direct censorship has been lifted on 2 papers, Trybuna Ludu and Polityka, both organs of Communist party controled by trusted editors; expectation is that if lifting of direct censorship succeeds for some time without excessive controversy, remainder of press will also be put on its own responsibility; M Rakowski, ed of Polityka, comments
Date: 10 June 1973
Nieman Fellowships in journalism are awarded to S Christian (AP), N A Cline (Greensboro Daily News), N Daniloff (UPI), R Gollobin (New Brunswick Home News), E H Goodman (Boston Globe), W M Gould (Madison Capitol Times), E P Hudgins (Gainesville Times), M M Krondacke and P O Koval (Chicago Sun-Times), S D Northup (Time Inc), G W Pinney (Minneapolis Tribune) and H I West (Washington Post)
Date: 11 June 1973
By WARREN WEAVER JR.Special to The New York Times
Warren WEAVER
E Warren conf of attys and journalists, sponsored by R Pound-Amer Trial Lawyers Foundation, urges on June 9 that US end rules that require TV and radio stations to give all pol candidates 'equal time'
Date: 11 June 1973
BILL DICKENSDON SLOAN, M.D.JAMES O. RICEBLANCHE DREYFUSSDAVID P. GAINES(Senator) WALTER F. MONDALEHENRY HEILBRUNNWILLIAM J. CASEY
Bill SLOAN
J O Rice lr on recent fire aboard Penn Central train in NYC tunnel warns that rr, public authorities and commuters are asking for major catastrophe unless authorities stop permitting rr to send out under-maintained equipment; says line has shown itself to be 'incompetent and now irresponsible'