I've Got a Secret
Date: 05 January 1978
By Daniel Schorr
Daniel Schorr
Daniel Schorr comment on his journalistic experiences as CIA 'asset'
Replaying Wednesday, January 4, 1978
The January 4, 1978 was a Wednesday under the star sign of ♑. It was the 3 day of the year. President of the United States was Jimmy Carter.
If you were born on this day, you are 48 years old. Your last birthday was on the Sunday, January 4, 2026, 184 days ago. Your next birthday is on Monday, January 4, 2027, in 180 days. You have lived for 17,716 days, or about 425,191 hours, or about 25,511,504 minutes, or about 1,530,690,240 seconds.
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4th of January 1978 News
News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on January 4, 1978
NEW YORK POST MOVES UP TIME FOR FIRST EDITION
Date: 05 January 1978
NY Post moves up time of its 1st edition, which is available on some midtown newsstands by 9:30 AM; afternoon daily has also cut out its final edition and will no longer publish daily closing prices for NYSE; circulation dir Lester Feldman comments (S)
The Hartford Tribune Closes; Tabloid Had Put Out 27 Issues
Date: 04 January 1978
Hartford Tribune closes after publishing 27 issues; publisher Morton Sharnik comments (S)
Fashion: Top Secrecy to Hard Sell
Date: 04 January 1978
By BERNADINE MORRIS
Bernadine MORRIS
Comment on dissemination of fashion news notes many designers covet press coverage and submit illustrations of new styles to press in early Jan; illus (M)
Topics; Message Bearers Escape From South Africa The Counterfeit Mailman
Date: 05 January 1978
Ed urges West to assist Woods to carry on campaign against country's racial policies
AN EDITOR BIDS C.I.A. GIVE DATA ON PRESS; Wants Account of Ties, Including Disclosure of Names and Dates Activities 'Blow Back'
Date: 05 January 1978
Stuart Loory, managing editor of Chicago Sun Times, testifying before HR intelligence subcom, calls on CIA to give full account of all its past dealings with news media, including reporters' names; subcom head Repr Les Aspin says he thinks release of reporters' names would be unfair in sense that what was going on in '50 was different from today; Morton Halperin, former member of Henry A Kissinger's Natl Security Council staff, also questions CIA's practice of planting news repts and other propaganda abroad (S)
Court Rules Against Bar on Public At Meetings of Legislative Bodies
Date: 04 January 1978
By MAX H. SEIGEL
Max SEIGEL
Appellate Div of NYS's 2d Judicial Dept rules that legis body meeting to discuss public business may not bar public or press (S)
World News Briefs; Eritreans Report Capture Of Airport at Asmara Kenya Arrests Novelist But Files No Charges Justice White Rebuffs Dole on Crown's Return South African Editor Flies to Botswana
Date: 04 January 1978
Special to The New York Times
Woods and family reach Botswana (S)
Around the Nation; 6,000 More Women Urged For Army Support Units City in Texas Encircled In a Parade of Tractors Closing Arguments Heard In Mashpee Indian Case Denver Editor Convicted On 2 Misdemeanor Counts Pittsburgh Mayor Sworn In As Hecklers Demand Jobs
Date: 04 January 1978
Mashpee Indians, ending argument in Mass land claims case, plead for formal recognition as tribe; summation by Indian lawyer Lawrence Shubow and Mashpee town lawyer James D St Clair noted (S)
News Summary; International National Metropolitan Business/Finance
Date: 04 January 1978