News From Thrush Green; By Miss Read. 240 pp. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. $5.
Date: 28 February 1971
Read, Miss: News From Thrush Green
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27th of February 1971 News
Haber New York Times'ın ön sayfasında 27 Şubat 1971 olarak çıktı
Defiant Newsmen in Uruguay Plan New Leftist Daily
Date: 28 February 1971
Special to The New York Times
Journalists plan new leftist daily which will support candidate from leftist coalition known as Frente Amplia, and replace leftist daily closed earlier in mo by Pres Pacheco with Cong opposition; move spurs as yet unresolved disagreement between exec and legis powers; Pacheco's increasingly stern controls over press criticized by liberals and IAPA; he reptdly objects to various leftist newsmen he considers tacitly friendly to Tupamaros; Argentine Pres Levingston's talks with Pacheco earlier in wk, on terrorism and other issues, boycotted by newsmen after authorities arrested, later released, Argentine reporter for asking directions to conf
Subpoenaed Film Used by Newark In Teachers' Trial
Date: 27 February 1971
Essex County (NJ) Prosecutor Lordi says films used at contempt trial of 3 leaders of Newark teachers strike were subpoenaed from NYC TV stations WCBS and WABC but stations say subpoenas called only for footage televised previously and say they consider films to be public record; Newark Teachers Union spokesman charges stations with 'unethical journalistic practices'
Florida Ban on Closed Meetings Merges Candor and Confusion
Date: 28 February 1971
Special to The New York Times
'67 state law barring secret meetings by govt officials poses problems with liberal ct interpretations of intent; Gov Askew, whose office is completely open to newsmen, asks Legis amend statute, charging officials apparently cannot talk with anyone except in presence of press
A NEWSPAPER TRUCK BURNED ON STATEN I.
Date: 27 February 1971
4 league members arrested after burning truck delivering SI Advance and assaulting driver; newspaper, following incident, obtains injunction to halt demonstrations; league objects to use of words Mafia and Cosa Nostra
ARMY IN '68 FEARED CIVIL 'INSURGENCY'; Directive Links Surveillance of Civilians to Officers' Warning on Dissenters Army in 1968 Feared Civil 'Insurgency'
Date: 28 February 1971
By RICHARD HALLORANSpecial to The New York Times
Army directive issued in Feb, '68, as part of program to keep civilians under surveillance, shows senior officials feared 'true insurgency' if 'external subversive forces' gained control of antiwar dissidents; 2d document, issued in May, '68, requested large number of Govt agencies to provide Army Intelligence with evidence of subversion in peace and other groups; Army intelligence annex said to appear to equate dissident antiwar elements with subversive conspiracy
Special Sunday Sections Making Good Gains
Date: 28 February 1971
By PHILIP H. DOUGHERTY
Philip DOUGHERTY
Sunday newspaper supplements expect to increase volume of cigarette ad sharply in '71 as result of ban on such ad on TV and radio; illus
Italian Group Puts Pickets at S.I. Paper For the Fourth Day
Date: 28 February 1971
about 75 league members picket Advance; ct injunction orders league to show cause why demonstrations should be allowed to continue
U.S. Bars Soviet Film Crew in Retaliatory Step
Date: 27 February 1971
Special to The New York Times
US State Dept discloses that Soviet authorities are holding up visas of 4 Amer newsmen being sent to Moscow on regular assignment to replace other Amers ousted by Soviet authorities or transferred home by their orgns some mos ago; rept that USSR is insisting that US agree to grant visas to 2 Tass correspondents before more visas are granted to Amer newsmen; notes number of Amer newsmen in USSR is 5 less than number of Soviet correspondents in US
News of the Camera World
Date: 28 February 1971
-- BERNARD GLADSTONE
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