Prisons Bureau Eases Rules for Interviews
Date: 29 June 1976
Bur of Prisons on June 28 announces that for 6-mo trial period starting July 1 it will permit news reporters to int inmates of their choice in maximum security prisons (S)
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29th of June 1976 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 29 giugno 1976
Glassy-Eyed Legislators Rush Slowly To a Garrison Finish of 1976 Session
Date: 30 June 1976
By STEVEN R. WEISMAN Special to The New York Times
Steven WEISMAN
Assemblyman Dominick L Di Carlo interrupted June 29 legis session to warn colleagues that photographer was taking unflattering photos of members dozing after 9 hrs of debate; Ben Niles, after photographer refused to identify himself, grabbed camera and ripped out roll of film; man was UPI natl photographer and Speaker Steingut apologized (S)
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day
Date: 30 June 1976
Addresses conf of Eur Communist parties, E Berlin, taking conciliatory stand toward those seeking independence from Moscow
...That's the News. And Now for San Juan's Weather...
Date: 29 June 1976
By Reid A. Bryson and John E. Ross
Reid Bryson
Bryson and John E Ross article on climatic changes that have taken place over centuries describes why and how they occur and prospects for future changes; illus (L)
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan
Date: 29 June 1976
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan
Date: 29 June 1976
Notes on People; U.S. Approves Visit By Defector to China
Date: 30 June 1976
Warrant Officer Jennie Vallance, 1st woman grad of US Army's helicopter flight school, says she is resigning because Army refuses to transfer her to combat unit in W Ger of her husband, Warrant Officer James Vallance Jr (S)
Sports News Briefs; Football Shrine Site Selected French Schooner Maintains Lead N.B.A. Agrees to Delay on Braves Defense Opens Case in Maloney Trial Norton-Middleton Bout on July 10
Date: 29 June 1976
Foundation accepts offer from Taft Broadcasting Co to locate collegiate football hall of fame at Taft's 1,600-acre Kings Island amusement complex, 25 miles north of Cincinnati, Ohio (S)
Sports News Briefs; 11 Tied for First in Title Parachuting 3 Porsches to Race at Glen Jersey Schoolboys Set for Henley Jury to Get Maloney Case Today
Date: 30 June 1976
11 men are tied for first place after 9 rounds of accuracy event at natl parachuting championships at Talequan, Okla; Debbie Schmidt leads women's accuracy competition; Jack Burke leads men's overall competition (S)