Press Club Bomb Threat
Date: 29 January 1976
Several thousand people are evacuated on Jan 28 from Natl Press Bldg because of bomb threat (S)
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28th of January 1976 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 28 gennaio 1976
LISBON RESTORES PAPER TO OWNERS; Daily Seized by Communists Returned to Socialists 'Total Victory' Acclaimed
Date: 29 January 1976
MARVINE HOWE Special to The New York Times
Marvine Special
Portugal's ruling Council of Revolution has restored newspaper Republica to its owners, some 5,000 Socialist and other shareholders; Paul Rego, paper's former editor, comments; A Luta holds council is performing act of justice (S)
Westin and TV News; Resignation at ABC Linked to Issues Of Judgment and Quality of Reporting
Date: 28 January 1976
By LES BROWN
Les BROWN
Analysis of reasons why ABC News pres William Sheehan forced resignation of Av Westin, exec producer credited with revitalizing network's evening news program and creating respected documentary unit (M)
Washington Post Dissidents Seek to Replace Guild With Own Union
Date: 29 January 1976
By BEN A. FRANKLIN Special to The New York Times
Ben FRANKLIN
Warren Howard is defeated by Tom Grubisich for election as pres of Washington Post guild local; Don Baker is named Post unit chmn (S)
C.I.A. Ties to Journalists; Wide Concern Is Voiced in Press Corps Over Panel's Report About Infiltration
Date: 28 January 1976
By NICHOLAS M. HORROCK Special to The New York Times
analysis of HR Select Com on Intelligence rept draft copy finding that 11 CIA officers were posing as journalists overseas in connection with their intelligence work; notes instance is not 1st in which CIA infiltration of news orgns has been charged; holds that main concern is that readers, viewers and listeners will begin to believe that their news is colored by CIA; says that news orgns and reporters must be doubly certain to make public any secret arrangements they may have knowingly had with such Govt agencies; cites allegations made by former newsman Sam A Jaffe that Walter Cronkite and John Chancellor had such dealings (M)
India's Legislature Moves to End Council Setting Press, Standards
Date: 29 January 1976
Indian lower house of Parliament on Jan 28 adopts legis abolishing India's 10-yr-old Press Council and removing immunity for persons reptg on parliamentary proceedings; 3d bill, barring publication of anything Govt considers objectionable, is debated and seems assured of easy passage in lower house; Information Min V C Shukla defends bills (S)
House Rules Unit Votes to Block Release of a Report on the C.I.A
Date: 29 January 1976
HR Rules Com votes, 9-7, to block release of HR Select Intelligence Com's rept on CIA and other intelligence agencies until Pres Ford can see if rept contains unauthorized security material; Repr J Young introduced amendment giving final censorship powers over rept to Pres and allowing intelligence com to distribute rept to secret session of full HR; Repr O G Pike suggests com have until Feb 11 to file supplemental rept containing recommendations and dissenting views (S)
CARSON TESTIFIES IN OWN DEFENSE; Denies He Ordered Slaying of 2 Brooklyn Men
Date: 28 January 1976
By DENA KLEIMAN
Dena KLEIMAN
Carson trial; he testifies that he did not order slayings and that he only learned they had been shot when he read them in newspapers; says only reason he went to victims apt was to search for painting stolen from Helio Museum in Plaza North Hotel (M)