Havana Declines to Issue Visas For Employees of News Service
Date: 20 June 1977
Cuban Govt declines to issue visas to 2 UPI reprs who planned to visit Cuba with group of Midwestern businessmen; visas were issued for reprs of 10 other news orgns who are to accompany business reprs; trip organizer Kirby Jones comments (S)
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PRESS IS MONITORING CRIMINAL CODE BILL; Newsmen Fear Possible Limits or Intimidation in Writing About Governmental Wrongdoing
Date: 21 June 1977
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
Sen is holding hearings on legis to create new Fed criminal code; press is concerned over whether bill will make it more difficult for newsmen to cover, or uncover, Govt activities; bill, successor to S-1, was offered by Sens McClellan and Kennedy and is backed by Atty Gen Bell; sec of S-1 to which press most objected has been dropped; this was provision that would have made it felony to disclose classified information (M)
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NBC Computer Errs, Plays 'Strike It Rich'
Date: 20 June 1977
Assemblyman Richard J Codey, who appeared on NBC program several mos ago and received small check to cover expenses, says he received another check, but this time for $10,700, apparently because of computer error (S)
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Around the Nation; Califano Scores Doctors And Medical Care Costs Serbian Editor and Child Shot to Death in Chicago Ousted Plains Minister Bids Backers Farewell Anita Bryant's Job Linked By Employer to Sales
Date: 20 June 1977
Dragisa Kasikovich, Serbian editor of anti-Communist newspaper Liberty, and Ivanka Milosevich, 9-yr-old daughter of his fiancee, are found shot to death in newspaper's office at Serbian Natl Defense Council, Chicago; man who identified himself as Defense Council spokesman phoned UPI to attribute deaths to Yugoslavian agents (S)
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News Summary; International National Metropolitan Business/Finance
Date: 21 June 1977
About NY column on Ellis Is, NYC, abandoned Immigration and Naturalization center, which processed between 5,000 and 10,000 immigrants daily at beginning of century; illus (M)
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News Summary; International National Metropolitan Business/Finance
Date: 20 June 1977
NYC to hire 1,000 civilian employees with funds under Comprehensive Employment and Training Act and shift about 750 police officers now holding desk jobs to active law-enforcement duties; funds will also make possible hiring of 1,372 police officers; civilian employees will be among 9,400 new city workers expected to be hired, '77-78; NYC Police Comr Michael J Codd comments (M)
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World News Briefs; O.A.S. Votes to Cooperate To Combat Terrorism Russians and Allies Quit Peking Dinner for Somali Swiss Tell of a New Case Of Spying for Soviet U.N. Council Defers Action On Mozambique Charge Argentine Court Lifts Ban On Jehovah's Witnesses Korea Seeks Clarification Of Report on Bugging
Date: 21 June 1977
Ct lifts ban against activities of Jehovah's Witnesses religious sect; Charles Eisenhower, leader of sect's US branch, comments (S)
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World News Briefs; Soweto Has New Clash, Quelled by Tear Gas President Brezhnev Votes Before Leaving for Paris Syrian Army Missile Chief Reported Assassinated Swedish Youths Attack Foreigners; 15 Injured U.S. Beginning Operation To Clean Up Nuclear Site
Date: 20 June 1977
US begins $20-million operation to salvage Enewetak Island, site of nuclear tests, for natives (S)
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