Newspaper Guild Strikes For 3d Time in San Juan
Date: 20 October 1975
Newspaper Guild strikes San Juan Star on Oct 18, 3d time in 1 yr (S)
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20th of October 1975 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 20 ottobre 1975
Free Press in Hemisphere Called Periled
Date: 21 October 1975
Inter-Amer Press Assn freedom of press com chmn German Ornes says that newspapers, including Washington Post, have suffered serious difficulties due to extreme labor demands, speech, assn's annual meeting, Sao Paulo, Brazil; says either for ideological or practical reasons, increasing number of unions are going beyond reasonable limits in their dealings with publishers (S)
Haber Will Mediate Dispute of Drivers And 2 Newspapers
Date: 21 October 1975
FMCS regional dir Paul Yager announces apptmt of Herbert L Haber as mediator in contract dispute between Newspaper Deliverers Union and NY Daily News and New York Times (M)
Pravda Criticizes French On Information About Soviet
Date: 21 October 1975
Soviet party newspaper Pravda attacks some French newspapers for conducting what it says is anti-Soviet propaganda during recent visit to Moscow by French Pres Valery Giscard d'Estaing (S)
Digging Out the News in Soviet Bloc Is Not Any Easier Under Detente
Date: 20 October 1975
By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Special to The New York Times
Malcolm BROWNE
article on difficulty still encountered by Western newsmen in E Eur despite detente and recent Eur summit conf at Helsinki, which dealt in part with freedom for news correspondents to carry out their work; says direct censorship has disappeared and provocations, blackmail and extortion directed against newsmen have largely ended, but that W Eur and US correspondents are sometimes ostentatiously followed by plainclothes men,seemingly to intimidate; notes correspondents have had experiences proving that their telephones are at least occasionally monitored, that their offices and apts contain hidden listen devices and that in some cases their cars have been bugged; says Western journalists leaving Communist countries are sometimes carefully searched and their papers and int notes photographed by secret police; says Western newsmen also live under threat of explusion or exclusion; notes tendency is to avoid direct confrontations with foreign correspondents and to adopt many of tactics of Western press-agentry; says in all Communist countries special govt insts have been established, ostensibly to help foreign correspondents in their work but actually to try to channel reptg away from certain subjects (M)
ATKINSON IS FETED BY JOURNALISTS HERE
Date: 21 October 1975
Soc of Silurians hons former NY Times drama critic Brooks Atkinson on Oct 20 for continued distinguished journalistic achievement over more than 25 yrs; Atkinson receives gold quill representing Silurians' 25-Yr News Achievement Award at orgn's annual fall dinner (S)
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan
Date: 21 October 1975
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1975
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan
Date: 21 October 1975
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1975
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan
Date: 20 October 1975
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan
Date: 20 October 1975