Strike Halts Geneva Newspapers
Date: 19 April 1977
Typesetters start what they term 3-day warning strike, shutting down all Geneva's newspapers; are demanding 40-hr work wk and bonus wage (S)
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18th of April 1977 News
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PARLEY ON FLOW OF NEWS FROM THIRD WORLD OPENS
Date: 19 April 1977
UNESCO opens 3-day debate on accusations that West holds monopoly on flow of news between developed and developing countries; agency's asst dir Gen Jacques Rigoud says meeting is outgrowth of charges during conf in Nairobi, Kenya (S)
Howard Hunt Questioned in a Hughes Case
Date: 19 April 1977
By WALLACE TURNER Special to The New York Times
Wallace Special
E Howard Hunt makes deposition in law offices of Joseph M Alioto, San Francisco, in connection with suit brought by Hank Greenspun, publisher of Las Vegas Sun, against Summa Corp and some of Hughes's execs charging Hughes group shut off entertainment ads in Sun in effort to control Greenspun's writing about Hughes (M)
BHUTTO OFFERS FOES SOME SOCIAL CHANGE IN APPEAL FOR UNITY; Pakistani Bans Alcohol, Proposes Stricter Censorship and Vows a Return to Values of Koran BHUTTO OFFERS FOES SOME SOCIAL CHANGE
Date: 18 April 1977
By WILLIAM BORDERS Special to The New York Times
William Special
Pakistan Min Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, continuing effort to end Pakistan's pol crisis, offers program of legal and soc changes designed to appeal to more conservative Moslem elements including proposal for stricter censorship (S)
TV NETWORKS WARY ON CARTER COVERAGE; They Indicate Their Original Plan Not to Show the Speech Live Led to Upgrading of Address
Date: 19 April 1977
By JAMES T. WOOTEN Special to The New York Times
James WOOTEN
All 3 TV networks carry Pres Carter's energy speech to nation after Carter makes 1st formal request for air time since his inauguration; program was originally made 'available for live coverage,' but CBS declined it on those terms, and NBC and ABC showed similar distaste for it; reluctance to carry program that is not put forward as matter of natl urgency discussed; White House TV adviser Barry Jagoda, CBS News pres William Small and NBC News vp Lester Crystal comment (M)
World News Briefs; Europe's Socialists Agree To Press East on Rights Poland Said to Free 5 of 7 Arrested Over Dissidence Israeli Troops Break Up Protest on West Bank Soviet Union Said to Move To Resume Israel Ties Quebec Planning to Set Up Auto Insurance System Detained Argentine Editor Is Listed as Missing
Date: 18 April 1977
Brit Prime Min Callaghan, at Socialist Internatl conf, Amsterdam, warns USSR against unrestrained involvement in African affairs (S)
World News Briefs; Philippine Voters Reject Separate Moro Region Shipping Strike in Israel Reduces Foreign Trade Allon Sees Long-Run Gain In an Accord with Arabs Warsaw Said to Release Last 2 of Dissident Group Argentine Army Says It Is Holding Editor Soviet Demands Damages From Japan on MIG-25
Date: 19 April 1977
USSR demands damages from Japan for 'unfriendly handling' of defection of Lt Viktor I Belenko, who flew MIG-25 to Hakodate in Sept '76; Japanese spokesman says Govt has no intention of complying with demand (S)