Times and Daily News Set Deadline of Aug. 8 On Pressmen Contract
Date: 12 July 1978
NY Times and Daily News set Aug 8 deadline for new contract with Pressmen's Union; union pres William Kennedy and Kracke comment (S)
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12th of July 1978 News
News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on July 12, 1978
Cairo Security Police Again Seize a Paper; Judge Overturns Move; Sadat Took Post Before 1973 War Leftist Party Froze Its Activities
Date: 13 July 1978
Special to The New York Times
Egyptian security police confiscate latest issue of Al Ahaly, which resumed publication to test Pres Sadat's supression of dissent, but police action is overturned by Egypt's Atty Gen Ahmed Moussa (S)
Getting the News on Soviet Trial: State and Street Versions Differ; Discrepancies Between Briefings Some Reporters Avoid Dissent Topic
Date: 12 July 1978
comment on official briefing given members of Western press in Moscow on trial of Shcharansky; it is 1st time that pol trial has been accompanied by such briefings (S)
Times Plea on Curare-Case Data Is Denied; Judge Wants to See Files Deadline Is 5 P.M. Bridgeport Writ Issued
Date: 13 July 1978
By ROBEBT HANLEY
Robebt HANLEY
Superior Ct Judge Irving Levine has ordered Bridgeport Post reporter Thomas G Mattia to disclose identity of source who furnished information for article now subject of $10 million libel suit; libel claim was filed by Hyman Goldfield in connection with article Oct 31 that named him in connection with Las Vegas realty firm; Goldfield says he has no connection with Nev firm and charged that Mattia failed to research article properly (S)
Times Granted Day's Delay On Curare-Data Court Plea; Articles Led to Inquiry White Rejects Arguments
Date: 12 July 1978
By ROBERT HANLEY
Robert HANLEY
Assoc Justice Thurgood Marshall of US Sup Ct grants NY Times 1-day stay of judge's order to surrender files of reporter M A Farber whose articles helped lead to current trial of Jascalevich (S)
Carter Calls Meeting on Unauthorized Disclosures; 'Too Much Access' Prompted by 'Leaks' Pledged to Supply Information'
Date: 12 July 1978
By TERENCE SMITH Special to The New York Times
Terence Special
Pres Carter calls key members of Cong to White House meeting on 'epidemic' of unauthorized disclosure of classified information which he says is causing foreign intelligence sources to dry up; Cong sources speculate Carter may have been trying to reassure allies that US is trying to prevent disclosure of sensitive information (M)
Justice Marshall Refuses to Quash Times Subpoena to Yield Curare Data; Judge Wants to See Files
Date: 13 July 1978
By ROBERT HANLEY
Robert HANLEY
US Sup Ct Justice Thurgood Marshall refuses to block NJ ct order directing NY Times to submit Farber files to Judge William J Arnold, presiding at murder trial of Dr Mario Jascalevich; holds Times and Farber have no legal right under Fed Ct rules to appeal refusal of Arnold to quash subpoena; Times atty Eugene Scheiman voices disappointment with decision (M)
SHCHARANSKY'S LINK TO REPORTERS CITED; Soviet's Case Rests on Allegation Dissident Passed On Secrets U.S. Correspondent Is Named SHCHARANSKY'S LINK TO REPORTERS CITED A Mixture of Allegations Cited Court Testimony Is Summarized Aides Seem to Toy With Mother Toth Denies Information Was Secret
Date: 13 July 1978
By DAVID K. SHIPLER Special to The New York Times
David SHIPLER
regular contacts with Amer reporters emerge as Soviet Govt's main argument to sustain capital charge of treason and espionage against Shcharansky as his trial goes through its 3d day; centerpiece of case against Shcharansky, according to official statements, has been his conveyance of allegedly secret information to unidentified foreign reporter 'who cooperated with mil intelligence service of a capitalist state'; defendant's bro Leonid says Robert C Toth of Los Angeles Times had been cited in indictment as agent of CIA; Toth has denied charge (M)
ROTHERMERE, OWNER OF 2 LONDON PAPERS; Viscount Was Conservative M.P. Before Going Into Business Operated Like His Father
Date: 13 July 1978
Special to The New York Times
Rothermere, Viscount