ALLENDE BACKERS ATTACKING PRESS; Leader Denies Restrictions, but Campaign Goes On
Date: 03 October 1971
By JOSEPH NOVITSKISpecial to The New York Times
Pres Allende followers try to discredit communications media that oppose Govt; activity spurred by Allende's decision to close UPI Santiago office because of UPI's supposed role in alleged anti-Govt plot; UPI will be allowed to continue news distribution but Santiago office chief M Houseman will not be allowed to continue as office head; Interior Min J Gonzalez Toha tells delegation from Santiago Foreign Correspondents Assn that Govt wants to punish UPI but has nothing against Houseman; Pres denies charges from abroad that Govt restricts press freedom; media has more freedom to express views than several other S Amer contries; Govt does not halt campaign against El Mercurio (newspaper); bumper stickers reading 'El Mercurio lies' continue to appear in Santiago
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For Both The Wise And The Fools; 1st Amendment:
Date: 03 October 1971
-- WALTER RUGABER
Sen (Ervin) subcom hearings on freedom of press revd
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The Freedom to Speak
Date: 03 October 1971
By SAM J. ERVIN Jr
Sam ERVIN
Sen Ervin scores Adm efforts to probe, by grand jury, actions of Sen Gravel in connection with Pentagon papers, excerpts from remarks made by Ervin; says Adm argues that it may tell a Sen when and with what information he can discuss war
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Intellectual Digest Blossoms
Date: 04 October 1971
By PHILIP H. DOUGHERTY
Philip DOUGHERTY
Atlas (pub) to start subscription promotion operation involving short foreign news features for radio prepared by magazine; assoc publisher B McVey comments
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Ethel Strainchamps Wrote This
Date: 04 October 1971
E Strainchamps article on difficulties news writers and eds have in choosing nouns and titles that do not classify person negatively or offend anyone in equal-rights movement; drawing
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Barbara ]. Fuller, RobertBasler Wed
Date: 03 October 1971
peclal to The New 'York Tlme
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