TIMES GIVES CASE AGAINST PRINTERS; Costs of Work Stoppages Cited in Testimony Advertising Losses
Date: 16 October 1973
By DAMON STETSON
Damon STETSON
NY Times on Oct 15 presents testimony and evidence in NYS Sup Ct to support its contention that ITU Local 6 and its leaders should be fined for civil and criminal contempt for interfering with production of Times in violation of ct order; does not ask that local pres B A Powers be imprisoned but does urge that ct fix compensory fines covering damages suffered by newspaper
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Retired Publisher Honored
Date: 16 October 1973
J W Seacrest, retired co-publisher of Lincoln, Neb, Journal, on Oct 15 receives '73 Minn Award for Distinguished Service in Journalism sponsored by Minn School of Journalism
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Chile Orders Expulsion Of 4 Foreign Newsmen
Date: 16 October 1973
By MARVINE HOWESpecial to The New York Times
Chilean authorities on Oct 15 order expulsion of 4 foreign newsmen, P Labreveux (Le Monde), L M Cervi, L Person and P Sumberd, and question 2 others, J A R Couceiro (Spanish news agency EFE) and E Bailby (L'Express), in what appears to be tightening of controls over news under mil junta which assumed power on Sept 11; pro-junta newspaper La Patria repts that Govt has banned repts on shootings, deaths or prisoners that do not emanate from official sources; instructions along these lines have been given to newspapers, magazines and radio and TV stations; Govt Sec Gen P Ewing said in speech last wk that almost all foreign correspondents are opposed to junta and are possibly paid by Marxists to deform 'the facts'
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A 2D MUSKIE AIDE REPORTED OBJEGT OF U.S. WIRETAP; Officials Say Security Check Was Continued After He Left Federal Position Discussed Strategy Total of 17 A 2D MUSKIE AIDE REPORTED TAPPED Legality Questioned Rationale Disputed Point of Inquiry
Date: 15 October 1973
By JOHN M. CREWDSONSpecial to The New York Times
'Natl security' wiretap on Natl Security Council staff member A Lake was reptdly maintained until Feb '71, 2 mos after he left council and became adviser to Sen Muskie, a Dem Pres aspirant
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After the Agnew Resignation
Date: 16 October 1973
ROGER A. LOWENSTEINGEORGETTE HAUSERWALTER AUDUBONSUSAN A. URBANROBERT NEWTON BARGERJOHN F. KENNEYVERA EGNUSSEDWARD M. BARNETTJOHN E. CHAPPELL Jr.DANIEL F. HALLORAN
Roger LOWENSTEINGEORGETTE
lrs by G Hauser, Fed Public Defender for NJ R A Lowenstein, W Audubon, S A Urban, J F Kenney, V Egnuss, Rev R N Barger, J E Chappell Jr and D F Halloran on resignation of Vice Pres Agnew; Hauser says 'wheels of justice' grind efficiently in cases of income-tax evasion and kickbacks for Vice Pres but grind very slowly in 'small, inconsequential' matters such as crimes associated with Watergate and income-tax evasion for Pres; Lowenstein says only shock concerning Agnew's resignation is that he is not in jail; Audubon says Agnew's resignation did not come as result of prosecutor's warning referred to in Oct 11 ed but from most disgraceful misuse of liberal press power ever seen in history of US; Urban says that contrary to A Lewis's Oct 11 assertion that Agnew's resignation carries profoundly important reassurance that cts did their duty by Agnew and thereby showed that US was not without its insts of honor, Agnew pleaded guilty to felony charge, will serve no time in prison and was fined far less than profit he made from his criminal activity; Barger believes that by not straining quality of mercy, ends of justice were wisely served in Agnew's case; Kenney notes kickback charges against Agnew and questions whether this is worse than orgns paying attys large salaries to find tax loopholes so that they pay only nominal taxes or none at all; Egnuss calls Pres Nixon's lr to Agnew upon letter's resignation hypocritical; notes use of word patriotism and says only patriotic thing Agnew did was resign; Chappell says Agnew's resignation has symbolic meaning for US; says he stood for obscurantism, intolerance and special privileges; Halloran holds most striking aspect of Agnew's fall from grace is his utter lack of repentance and his almost pathological refusal to admit slightest possiblity of wrongdoing; suggests Atty Gen Richardson be impeached if he persists in his decision to ignore substantive evidence compiled by his own staff of possible bribery and extortion by Agnew; Agnew illus
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Transcript of Former Vice President Agnew's TV and Radio Address to Nation; Treated As Gospel Scurrilous, Inaccurate' Praise for Ford A Comparison
Date: 16 October 1973
transcript of ex-Vice Pres Agnew's Oct 15 TV and radio address
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ISRAEL REPORTS 656 KILLED IN WAR; General Among Dead--Lists Will Not Be Published Now Egypt Disputes Casualty Count Maj. Gen Avraham Mendler Israeli Newsman Killed
Date: 15 October 1973
Special to The New York Times
Israeli armed forces announce on Oct 14 that they have lost 656 men, including Maj Gen A Mendier, in 8 days of warfare in Sinai and on Golan heights; Mendler commmanded armored forces in Sinai and was killed on Oct 13 when his halftrack was hit by Egyptian shell; in '67 war, 780 Israelis were reptd killed and 2,563 wounded; Mendier illus
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