Saigon Shooting 'Accident'
Date: 18 March 1975
S Vietnamese Govt spokesman on Mar 17 describes killing of Paul Leandri (Agence France Presse) as 'unhappy and regrettable event' (S)
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17th of March 1975 News
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TV Hearings Attract Cameras for Brief Time
Date: 18 March 1975
Channels 2, 4 and 7, covering hearing of Sen Comm on Adequacy of TV, leave shortly after 1st witness, former Gov Cahill, finished his presentation; witness David B Sachsman says stations' behavior is typical (S)
Mentor of a Generation of News Reporters; 'Personal History' Author Also Wrote Novels
Date: 17 March 1975
By PAUL L. MONTGOMERY
Paul MONTGOMERY
Journalist Vincent Sheean dies; por (L)
COMPLAINT LODGED IN SAIGON SHOOTING
Date: 17 March 1975
widow of Paul Leandri, Agence France Presse correspondent who was killed by Saigon police, has reptdly lodged complaint of premeditated murder; questions have arisen about official police rept of incident which held Leandri was accidentally shot (S)
Attorneys for Ehrlichman Ask New 'Plumbers' Trial
Date: 18 March 1975
John D Ehrlichman on Mar 17 asks for new trial in White House plumbers case on grounds that he was not permitted to claim natl security as defense and that testimony was not taken from former Pres Nixon; says that US Dist Judge Gerhard A Gesell, 'by gestures and facial expressions,' may have created impression of disbelief among jurors about his own and other defense testimony (S)
Dispute Between Columnist and a Press Monitor Spurs House Panel to Investigate the Critic's Methods; Noteworthy Dedication Other AIM Targets Seeks A.C.L.U. Aid Friend of Anderson Contributors Secret
Date: 18 March 1975
By MARTIN ARNOLD
Martin ARNOLD
Article on Accuracy in Media Inc (AIM) notes journalists tend to think of AIM as right-wing pol orgn and not as a legitimate press critic; orgn head Reed J Irvine says there is 'some truth to charges that AIM is pol propagandist group (M)
Cahill and Meyner Assail TV's Coverage of State; Ex-Governors Assert Inadequate News Made It Harder to Govern--Problem of Getting Exposure Also Cited North and South
Date: 18 March 1975
By RICHARD PHALON Special to The New York Times
Richard Special
Former NJ Govs William T Cahill and Robert B Meyner fault TV news coverage of NJ as inadequate and say that lack of coverage makes it more difficult for them to govern; are questioned by Sen John M Skevin, head of Sen Comm on Adequacy of TV Coverage; Cahill suggests getting own station; others testifying include Thomas F Leany (WCBS), John J Iselin (WNET), and Richard N Hughes (WPIX); 18 civic groups have petitioned FCC to explore how NJ can get stations of its own (M)
Reporters Honored Here By Firefighters Association
Date: 17 March 1975
NYC Uniformed Firefighters Assn announces winners of awards to newsmen for coverage of fires and events in lives of firemen; winners listed (S)
Lovejoy Award for Reston
Date: 17 March 1975
Colby Coll to present its 22d annual Elijah Parish Lovejoy award to NY Times columnist James Reston (S)
The C.I.A. And Free Speech; IN THE NATION
Date: 18 March 1975
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
T Wicker on suit brought by authors Victor L Marchetti and John D Marks in US Supt Ct to overturn ruling that permitted stringent Govt censorship of their book, The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence; revs case history; says if lower ct decision is allowed to stand, it would vastly expand Govt's power to classify information; says if ruling applies across the bd to all Fed agencies that require secrecy contracts of their employes it will prove to be major new restraint on flow of Govt information to public; notes practice of classifying information rests on no statutory authorization whatever, only on series of exec orders