THOUSANDS FLEE ANGOLA VIOLENCE; 18 Killed and 122 Wounded in Outskirts of Luanda Violence at Edges of City 5 Reported Dead in Riots
Date: 09 August 1974
By Arcus Africa News Service
Arcus News
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Police to Hear Lectures On Migrant-Visit Rights; Countercharges Filed
Date: 09 August 1974
By DONALD JANSONSpecial to The New York Times
State police in southern NJ will receive lectures on '71 State Supreme Ct ruling that permits reprs of Fed, state and local migrant-aid agencies to visit migrant labor camps without permission of farmer; Camden Regional Legal services atty Michael Berger expresses optimism that lectures will halt police cooperation with farmers who seek to bar legitimate visitors to migrant camps; recent attack by farmers on Assemblyman Byron M Baer Jr and other similar incidents recalled (M)
24 Local News Agencies Closed by South Vietnam
Date: 09 August 1974
Govt spokesman repts South Vietnam has closed 24 local news agencies accused of operating illegally; says agencies had been operating without Govt permission and had recently supplied local newspapers with stories of libelous character and repts that disturb public opinion
Whitehead Resigns as Nixon TV Aide
Date: 09 August 1974
By LES BROWN
Les BROWN
White House Communications Policy Office head Clay T Whitehead resigns, effective Sept 15; deputy dir John M Eger will serve as acting dir; Whitehead career sketch; his duties discussed (M)
Cyprus Land Mines Kill a Soundman for B.B.C.
Date: 09 August 1974
Special to The New York Times
NY Times correspondent Juan de Onis, who is on special assignment in Cyprus, is injured by Turkish land mines on way to village of Lapithos
White House Discloses Nixon-Colson Tape Gap; Cover-Up Involved Claims Under Study Search to Continue Haldeman Call Missing Bar Suspends Ehrlichman
Date: 10 August 1974
By JOHN M. CREWDSONSpecial to The New York Times
Washington State Sup Ct suspends John D Ehrlichman from practice of law because of his Fed conspiracy conviction (S)
Ziegler's Final White House Briefing; White House TV
Date: 09 August 1974
Special to The New York Times
Pres Nixon's press sec Ronald Ziegler on Aug 8 holds final briefing for White House reporters, acknowledging often abrasive nature of his relations with press but saying he has 'deep sense of respect' for them