Der 5. April 1970 war ein Sonntag unter dem Sternzeichen ♈. Es war der 94. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 05 April 1970
By STEVEN V. ROBERTS Special to The New York Times
Steven ROBERTS
Files affidavit, Fed Dist Ct, supporting NY Times reporter E Caldwell in fight to keep news sources confidential; says black reporters must have credibility in black community to carry out their work
Date: 06 April 1970
By EMANUEL PERLMUTTER
Emanuel PERLMUTTER
negotiations continue with no announced progress; stereotypers pres G McMahon says union negotiating com voted to ask parent union to sanction strike but that move is not intended as ultimatum to publishers
Date: 05 April 1970
Ethnos last ed, thanking readers, says imprisonment of execs makes it impossible to continue
Date: 05 April 1970
By DAMON STETSON
Damon STETSON
says union rejected contract offers at Intaglio Service Co, Neo-Gravure and 5 other cos besides Alco, will push for settlement with other rotogravure cos
Date: 05 April 1970
Pacific Stars and Stripes civilian bureau chief P Luminello says he was discharged on orders of newspaper's ed-in-chief Col W V Koch for permitting Army newsman to send critical article on mil censorship to NY Times
Date: 06 April 1970
Koch says Luminello will be reassigned to Tokyo as 'routine change'; Luminello is said to be ousted from his post in dispute over mil information policies; is quoted in Sp 4 R Hodierne article that has been accepted by NY Times as saying mil wants Stars and Stripes to be 'pap sheet' in which it can air its own views
Date: 05 April 1970
By AGIS SALPUKAS Special to The New York Times
Agis Special
Article on underground press; trend in such pubs has shifted from hippie-oriented coverage to pol and activities of radical youth; increasing harassment by local law enforcement authorities noted
Date: 05 April 1970
ed, lauding courage of those fighting back against 'spreading tyranny' of regime, scores refusal of tribunal to hear any more statements alleging torture and its order to newspapers not to print any such charges; notes Canellopoulos testimony
Date: 05 April 1970
By LINDA CHARLTON
Linda CHARLTON
Article contrasts 2 views of demonstrations as pieced together from NYC Police Dept pamphlet listing laws under which arrests may be made and ACLU NY Chap pamphlet offering advice on how to avoid arrest
Date: 06 April 1970
By McCANDLISH PHILLIPS Special to The New York Times
Mccandlish Special
to retire as NY Times exec ed; comments on his newspaper career and on 'credibility crisis' faced by media; holds Vice Pres Agnew has overworked a legitimate complaint with his frequent criticism of media, but says media should examine complaint; says media should emphasize impartial, objective reptg to maintain believability; is 'disturbed' by contempt for objectivity expressed by young people who are deeply committed to various causes and viewpoints; holds 'credibility crisis' is partly caused by people who refuse to accept bad news and blame media for what is bad