Editor Ordered Deported
Date: 07 April 1971
Immigration and Naturalization Service orders W P Biggin, ed of underground paper Phila Free Press, deported to his native Canada on ground his student visa has expired; paper was started at Temple U
Ponovno predvajanje sreda, 7. april 1971
7. april 1971 je bil sreda pod znakom zvezdice ♈. Bil je 96 dan v letu. Predsednik Združenih držav je bil Richard M. Nixon.
Če ste rojeni na ta dan, ste stari 55 let. Vaš zadnji rojstni dan je bil torek, 7. april 2026, pred 97 dnevi. Vaš naslednji rojstni dan je sreda, 7. april 2027, čez 267 dni. Živeli ste 20.186 dni ali približno 484.486 ur, ali približno 29.069.195 minut ali približno 1.744.151.700 sekund.
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7th of April 1971 News
Novice, kot so bile prikazane na prvi strani New York Timesa na 7. april 1971
Pro Football TV Guide Will Kick Off Next Season
Date: 07 April 1971
By PHILIP H. DOUGHERTY
Philip DOUGHERTY
K Terpstra elected dir
Italy's Unions Confirm Plan For General Strike Today
Date: 07 April 1971
Special to The New York Times
3 largest trade union feds schedule 1-day, nationwide gen strike for April 7 to protest Govt's alleged failure to enact soc reforms
NEWARK NEGROES FIGHT SCHOOL PACT; Shouting Halts Meeting -Reporter Is Assaulted
Date: 07 April 1971
By FOX BUTTERFIELDSpecial to The New York Times
F Butterfield repts he was assaulted by 3 men during Newark, NJ, Educ Bd meeting after he refused demand by Dr E W Garrett that he show his notebook; his wallet and notebook taken; he says a policeman who witnessed incident turned his back during assault and made no arrests; Times managing ed A M Rosenthal says Times will take legal action; met ed A Gelb files protest with Newark Police Dept
2 Seized in Attach on Newsman At Newark School Unit Session
Date: 08 April 1971
By DAVID K. SHIPLERSpecial to The New York Times
David SHIPLERSpecial
Garrett and R Gilbert arrested after another Educ Bd meeting as result of protests filed by Butterfield with Police Dept and by Gelb with dept and Mayor Gibson; Gibson says he does not condone violence, turns matter over to Police Dir Redden; Redden says he will offer Butterfield chance to identify policeman; State Sen Wallwork deplores assault as move to suppress news and intimidate newsmen
McCormick Resigns Post at WOR-TV
Date: 08 April 1971
By GEORGE GENT
George GENT
McCormick resigns as WOR-TV gen mgr; denies move is linked to publicity given to decision to cancel program
Policemen Advised Of Reporters' Right To Cover the News
Date: 07 April 1971
Chief Inspector Codd advises police commands that all newsmen with working-press cards should be permitted through police and fire lines and into police stations except where serious deterrents of danger or security exist; also reminds commands that reprs of small pubs who may lack press credentials should not be interfered with
SILURIANS ANNOUNCE JOURNALISM AWARDS
Date: 08 April 1971
Silurians Soc awards to E Hershey (Newsday), L Franks and T Powers (UPI), R Oliver (NY News), N Boenzi and B Silverman (NY Times), J Pierotti and T Ferris (NY Post), P Funt (WABC Radio), M Roberts (WRFM), Eyewitness News (WABC-TV), E Sevareid (CBS Eve News)
Poindexter Trial Hears Testimony On News Reports
Date: 08 April 1971
By ARNOLD H. LUBASCH
Arnold LUBASCH
prosecution continues efforts to show that Poindexter was harboring Davis when he knew that Fed warrants had been issued for her arrest; FBI NYC office chief testifies that search for Davis recd extensive publicity after she was placed on bur's list of 10 most-wanted fugitives; R Brown, friend of Poindexter's, testifies that he told Poindexter in Sept that 'he was hot'
Agnew Calls News Media Doubts Over Laos a Sign of Wide U.S. 'Masochism'
Date: 08 April 1971
Special to The New York Times
Agnew says 'most knowledgeable people' believe it is too soon to judge effectiveness of Laotian operation, but news media are pronouncing it a failure, s, Los Angeles; says Life (pub) did hatchet job on operation; makes other comments; illus