CHINESE NEWSMEN FIND U.S. FRIENDLY; No Permanent Bureaus Give Enthusiastic Report on Their 12 Months Here
Date: 17 June 1973
Hsinhua, Chinese Govt press agency, has distributed rept from its UN correspondents giving a glowing account of their visits to Amer cities in lat 12 mos; say their 'most treasured possession' is the sincerity of Amer people in their eagerness to know China
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Correction
Date: 17 June 1973
correction on May 27 story which incorrectly said that D Ellsberg had been acquitted in Pentagon papers case; notes his case was dismissed before it went to jury
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NEWSPAPER TALKSCALLED DIFFICULT; But Times Aide Says Effort With I.T.U. Will Go On
Date: 16 June 1973
By DAMON STETSON
Damon STETSON
J M Mortimer, NY Times vp for indus relations, says on June 15 that it has been difficult in current round of contract talks to have productive negotiations with Typographical Union Local 6 on 'important items' such as automation; gives rept on status of negotiations between union and Times, NY News and NY Post in memo to Times employes; says that major impediment to settlement is insistence of B A Powers, pres of Local 6, that papers reach agreement satisfactory to him on 'secondary items' before he will negotiate on more vital items
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DEAN SAID TO TELL OF KROGH REPORT IMPUGNING NIXON; Watergate a Year Old
Date: 17 June 1973
Special to The New York Times
article discusses Watergate Complex, where break-in of Dem Natl Com hq occurred, as Washington's latest tourist attraction; illus
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MANILA CRITICIZED ON CURBS ON PRESS; World Unit Also Protests to Chile, Greece, Singapore
Date: 17 June 1973
Internatl Press Inst issues protest resolution during 22d assembly in Jerusalem expressing 'indignation' at continuing pressure and intimidation of newspapermen; notes jailings, systematic pressure and expulsion
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Aide Asserts Cox Inquiry Will Look at 'Everything'; Says Unit May Start New Investigations--Reports White House Has Not Yet Answered Request for Documents No Answer Yet Radio-TV Ban Refused Puts in Long Day
Date: 16 June 1973
Special to The New York Times
J Vorenberg, asst to special Watergate prosecutor A Cox, says special Watergate prosecution force may open new investigations beyond those already publicly connected with case, news conf; says number of panels are being set up within Cox's office to look into Watergate burglary, alleged attempts at campaign sabotage by D H Segretti and other issues; says Cox has not yet recd answer from White House to request for 'certain documents,' including logs of number of meetings that J W Dean 3d had with Pres Nixon; says request for documents was made on June 7 or 8 to White House counsel L Garment and special counsel J F Buzhardt Jr; says attempts will be made to adjust Sen Watergate com hearings so there will be no clash between hearings and needs of prosecution; according to UPI, White House said it will respond to prosecutor's requests for documents 'as soon as counsel for the Pres have an opportunity to act on them'; says White House said it did not receive requests in writing until June 11 and 13; Vorenberg says J J Connolly has been apptd to staff; says additional apptmts will probably be made to special Watergate prosecution force next wk and that eventually force might total 50 to 75 attys, investigators and office personnel
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C.B.S. Gives Free Time Tuesday To Three to Counter President; A.B.C. to Inaugurate An investigative Series
Date: 16 June 1973
By ALBIN KREBS
Albin KREBS
CBS to give free time June 19th to 3 spokesmen for views contrasting with those expressed by Nixon in his June 13 speech putting a freeze on prices; move is 1st time CBS will put into practice its new policy of providing free time for reply to a Pres speech that CBS considers 'significantly' controversial; 3 spokesmen, appearing separately during a 15-min broadcast, are UAW pres L Woodcock, NAM pres E D Kennedy and Sen H M Jackson
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Federal Employes Must Notify U. S. Before Seeing China Aides; Policy Confirmed Chinese End Hawaii Visit
Date: 16 June 1973
All govt employes are required to give State Dept advance notice of personal or official contact with members of new Chinese liaison office, according to HEW Dept directive to its employes
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Watergate Raises Serious Governmental and Constitutional Issues; LAW AND LOYALTY POLITICS AND JUSTICE FREE PRESS AND FAIR TRIAL FAITH AND HOPE POWER AND PRIVILEGE THE CLOSED PRESIDENCY CAMPAIGNS AND CASH .
Date: 17 June 1973
By JAMES M. NAUGHTONSpecial to The New York Times
article discusses serious governmental and const issues raised by Watergate affair ranging from impact of big money in pol to effect of pol on big govt, from faith in electoral process to doubts about use of 'natl security' to justify domestic surveillance
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Sports News Briefs; Stick to Your Skating, Girls
Date: 16 June 1973
Internatl Skating Union Cong votes on June 15 in Copenhagen to prohibit speed and figure skaters from displaying commercial brand names during internatl champs and Olympic Games; also adopts proposal to take frills out of skating costumes
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