Chinese Journalists Learn to Be Bridge To the Work Force
Date: 08 June 1975
China's newspapers, in effort to stay in contact with people, are developing new reporters known as 'barefoot journalists'; working alongside factory hands and commune laborers, their job is to conduct soc investigations, train village correspondents and maintain bridge between tightly controlled press and its readers; barefoot journalism is 1 experiment introduced into press since Cultural Revolution of '60s; Shanghai daily Wen Hui Pao deputy dir Shen Kuohsiang says paper has network of 2,000 'worker-correspondents' in greater Shanghai area (S)
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Portugal's Rulers to Allow Socialist Paper to Reopen; LISBON TO ALLOW PAPER TO REOPEN
Date: 07 June 1975
By United Press International
United International
Portugal's Armed Forces Movement announces on June 6 that Socialist newspaper Republica will be allowed to renew publication as soon as owners ask mil authorities to remove seal placed on Republica bldg on May 20; action seen as mil acceding to ultimatum by Socialist party that paper be reopened by end of wk or Socialists would withdraw from Govt; announcement says that current press law, which forbids newspaper employes from taking job actions to influence ed stance of publication, should be immediately changed because it is 'inadequate in actual context of present phase of Portuguese revolution'; holds adm of newspaper would not be changed as Communist-led printers had demanded, nor would rebellious workers be dismissed as publisher Raul Rego had demanded; no immediate response from printers on mil decision (M)
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Portugal Asking for Aid From Common Market
Date: 07 June 1975
By HENRY GINIGER Special to The New York Times
Henry Special
closing of Socialist newspaper Republica seen adversely affecting Portugal's chances of obtaining financial aid from EEC; informed sources rept that EEC ministerial council pres Irish Foreign Min Garrett FitzGerald rejected contention of Portuguese Premier Vasco dos Santos Goncalves that closing of Republica because of Communist printers' actions was strictly labor dispute; FitzGerald saw issue in terms of freedom of press and Communist interference with that freedom; similar issue involving Communist seizure of RC-operated Radio Renascenca is pitting Lisbon Primate Antonio Cardinal Ribeiro against ruling armed forces in dispute over expelling Communists (S)
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The World; In Summary New Mideast Optimism, But Same Old Issues Small Steps In Namibia Rhodesia: Must Violence Precede Independence? Kenyatta's Government Is Criticized Saigon Decides More Newsmen Must Go
Date: 08 June 1975
comment on violence between Zimbabwe African Natl Union and Zimbabwe African People's Union, rival Rhodesian black nationalist groups, precipitated by differences on how to force Prime Min Ian Smith's white minority Govt to yield to black majority rule; African Natl Council has insisted that Smith join in talks leading to const conf; Smith charges that council is irresponsible
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CRISIS OVER PAPER IS EASED IN LISBON; Socialists Placated--Church Warns the Military to End Radio Station Seizure
Date: 08 June 1975
By HENRY GINIGER Special to The New York Times
Henry Special
Dirs of Portugese radio station owned by RC Ch predict possible break in relations between church and state if mil does not remove group of Communist and far-leftist workers who are occupying station (S)
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Legislative Notes; State Labor Unit Maintains Image
Date: 08 June 1975
State Sen John M Skevin says NJ Gov Byrne may have tried to upstage him in issuing statement on TV coverage of NJ by NYC and Phila stations on same day he released rept on same subject (S)
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Food News; A Gourmet Delight Nightly
Date: 08 June 1975
By HELEN P. SILVER Special to The New York Times
Helen SILVER
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Notes on People; Douglas Gets Award In Person
Date: 07 June 1975
Sander Vanocur, former NBC pol correspondent, will become Washington Post's TV editor and chief critic (S)
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