Foreigners in Peking Get Daily Summaries of News
Date: 04 June 1971
Govt plans daily bulletin containing selection of articles pub by major news agencies and papers for benefit of foreign residents of Peking; bulletin will be in both Eng and French
Replaying Thursday, June 3, 1971
The June 3, 1971 was a Thursday under the star sign of ♊. It was the 153 day of the year. President of the United States was Richard M. Nixon.
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3rd of June 1971 News
News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on June 3, 1971
French Newsmen Protest Alleged Beating by Police
Date: 03 June 1971
Special to The New York Times
Relations between French police and newspapermen sink to new low as result of charges that journalist was beaten during recent W Indian demonstration; 300 members of newspaper unions interrupt briefing by Govt spokesman after wkly Cabinet meeting; Govt charges journalist, A Jaubert, attacked policemen; journalists plan further demonstration
SINGAPORE EXPELS AMERICAN NEWSMAN
Date: 04 June 1971
Singapore Govt expels free lance newsman A Polsky, who works part-time for NY Times, NBC and other pubs; Polsky comments
Would Welcome Soviet Ties
Date: 03 June 1971
Meir, in Oslo, says Israel would welcome renewal of ties with USSR; illus
At Last It's Official: Rinfret Was Wrong
Date: 04 June 1971
P A Rinfret, citing Natl Bur of Econ Research designation of '70 econ as recession, admits he was wrong in saying 'there ain't gonna be no recession'
Murphy, Uninvited, Finds It 'Incredible'
Date: 04 June 1971
By DAVID BURNHAM
David BURNHAM
Murphy calls exclusion of NYC repr from conf on police slayings 'incredible' and says that he cannot imagine decision being oversight; expresses hope that pol considerations will not be permitted to hinder cooperative efforts to improve safety of police officers and pub
Relative of Bilbo Seeks A Negro Running Mate
Date: 03 June 1971
Special to The New York Times
R D Ladner, relative of T G Bilbo, anti-Negro politician of '30s and '40s, announces candidacy for Gov, news conf; asks Evers to run for Lt Gov on his ticket; says he disagrees with Bilbo's philosophy
Arthur Morse, Author and Journalist, Dies at 50; Accused Roosevelt in Book of Inaction on Jews Won Prizes for 'See It Now' -- Killed in Car Plunge
Date: 03 June 1971
Morse, Arthur D
HANOI DENOUNCES SAIGON ON P.O.W.'S; Asserts U.S. Also Pretends Most Refuse to Go Home
Date: 03 June 1971
Nguyen Thanh Le, N Vietnamese spokesman in Paris, charges repatriation move is a sham; says US and S Vietnam pretend that only 13 of 660 POWs want to be repatriated; says 2 nations 'have never been sincere in freeing captive patriots'; US says interrogating of POWs was done exclusively by IRC; Nguyen Thanh Le charges Nixon's news conf statements gave 'new evidence' of deliberate detention of Vietnamese patriots; S Vietnam Min Trans Van Lam confirms that only 13 POWs wish to be repatriated; says most who refused to go feared reprisals from Communists
Mrs. Meir, Home, Says Treaty Expands Soviet Role in Egypt
Date: 03 June 1971
Special to The New York Times
illus in Oslo