Papers Fight Liquor Law
Date: 15 June 1975
6 Providence, RI, newspapers file suit, Fed Dist Ct, Providence, challenging new law barring publishing and broadcasting of liquor prices; plaintiffs identified as Woonsocket Call, Westerly Sun, Newport Daily News, Pawtuxet Valley Daily Times, Pawtucket Times and Phoenix Times (S)
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French Editor Dies Of Injury Received In Bombing at Home
Date: 15 June 1975
Agence France-Presse editor Bernard-Joseph Cabanes on June 14 dies of injuries received in June 13 bomb attack that apparently was meant for Bernard-Pierre Cabanes, who is sr editor at strike-bound daily Parisien Libere; French Pres Valery Giscard d'Estaing scores attack (S)
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Paris Editor Seriously Hurt in Bombing
Date: 14 June 1975
Agence France Presse managing ed Bernard-Joseph Cabanes, apparently mistaken for sr ed of newspaper Le Parisien Libere, whose name is same, is seriously injured on June 13 in bomb explosion; police link bombing to tense situation at Le Parisien Libere where printers are staging sit-in protest against threatened dismissal of 500 employes; Parisien Libere ed says he has been victim of much harassment by anonymous phone callers; Interior Min Michel Poniatowski comments (S)
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Ford Sees No Prospect Of Early Thaw on Cuba
Date: 15 June 1975
Pres Ford says he sees no prospect at present of any normalization of US relations with Cuba, int with Pierre Salinger of French magazine L'Express; says even if OAS decides to lift trade embargo against Cuba, Amer boycott will continue 'until there is some change in policy by Cuba towards US' (S)
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Fifth-Graders Make 'Zenger Connection'
Date: 14 June 1975
By JAMES FERON Special to The New York Times
James Special
Heathcote School, Scarsdale, NY, 5th-graders, under direction of Ruth Friendly, wife of journalist Fred W Friendly, dramatize exploits of John Peter Zenger in school production entitled The Zenger Connection; Ruth and Fred Friendly comment; illus (L)
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Nieman Fellowships Go to 14 Newsmen For Harvard Study
Date: 15 June 1975
Harvard Univ announces awarding of '75-76 Nieman Fellowships in Journalism; recipients listed (S)
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TV VIEW; How Fair Is the Fairness Doctrine?
Date: 15 June 1975
JOHN J. O'CONNOR
John O'CONNOR
Article on broadcast journalism's 'fairness doctrine' recalls Amer Jewish Cong's complaint against CBS News program 60 Minuets on Syrian Jewry, charging CBS News with 'excessive, inaccurate and distorted representations'; discusses cong's process of registering complaint with FCC and Natl News Council and station's decision to repeat segment with new commentary by anchorman Mike Wallace; illus (M)
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Larry Adler--My Life on the Blacklist
Date: 15 June 1975
By LARRY ADLER
Larry ADLER
Harmonica player Larry Adler, who with dancer Paul Draper formed successful theatrical team in late '40s, recalls life for him and his partner after being placed on theatrical 'blacklist' for being Communist party members and anti-Amer; says 'splendid team' of journalists, including Westbrook Pegler, George Sokolsky, Fulton Lewis Jr, Walter Winchell, Hedda Hopper and Igor Cassini, worked devotedly to 'expose villainy'; Adler and Draper to make their first appearance together in NYC since '48 at Carnegie Hall on June 15; illus (L)
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Bernier Is Managing Editor
Date: 15 June 1975
Herald News, Fall River, Mass, publisher Dennis Toomey appts Paul A Bernier managing ed (S)
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