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21st of September 1974 News
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JOB RISE IS LINKED TO CURB ON ALIENS; 'Much Controversy Seen' Immigration Chief Seeking More Men and Funds
Date: 22 September 1974
The Washington Star-News
Immigration Comr Leonard F Chapman Jr says he could open up 1-million jobs for US citizens now held by illegal aliens with $50-million, 2,000 more men and passage of bill currently bottled up in Sen com, testimony before HR Legal and Monetary Affairs subcom; bill, sponsored by Repr Peter W Rodino Jr, makes it illegal to employ illegal alien; Chapman says he needs $50-million increase in budget of Immigration and Naturalization Service, raising total outlay to $175-million; subcom members agree to send joint lr to Pres Ford urging him to give serious consideration to Chapman's proposal (M)
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Newman Says Nessen 'Is on the Other Side'
Date: 21 September 1974
NBC-TV newsman Edwin Newman says now that Ronald H Nessen has left his post at NBC to become Pres Ford's press sec, 'it ought to be understood by everyone that he's on the other side'
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Bayh Asks Inquiry Into Indictment of 2 Reporters
Date: 22 September 1974
Special to The New York Times
Sen Birch Bayh urges Atty Gen Saxbe to conduct civil rights probe into indictment of Indianapolis Star reporters Richard E Cady and William E Anderson, who reported alleged police and pol corruption in Marion County, Ind, and were charged with conspiracy to bribe police officer; also questions if 1st Amendment rights have been violated; Associated Press Managing Editors Assn and Amer Soc of Newspaper Editors will also probe indictments, which followed refusal of reporters to testify about sources of information (M)
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A LARGE PROTEST ERUPTS IN SAIGON; Demonstration Sparked by Government Bid to Stop Issues of 3 Daily Papers
Date: 21 September 1974
By JAMES M. MARKHAMSpecial to The New York Times
demonstration by several hundred people in Saigon on Sept 20 is triggered by Govt orders to confiscate editions of newspapers Dai Dan Toc, Dien Tin and Song Than, all of which published full text of Roman Catholic priest's 6-count indictment of Pres Thieu for alleged corruption
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NEWSPAPER BATTLE STEPS UP IN SAIGON
Date: 22 September 1974
policemen in Saigon on Sept 21 clash with Opposition members of Parliament who attempted to burn entire day's issue of newspaper Dien Tin rather than let it be confiscated; paper is 1 of 2 opposition pubs that Govt ordered seized apparently because of front page articles about demonstration that protested newspaper confiscations; about 10 members of parliament staff join Dien Tin staff blocking entrance to paper's offices; police succeeded in seizing copies of newspaper Song Than
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No Cheering in The Press Box; Recorded and Edited by Jerome Holtzman, 287 pp. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston. $7.95. Sportswriting in the twenties and thirties
Date: 22 September 1974
By ROBERT LIPSYTE
Robert LIPSYTE
Jerome Holtzman book No Cheering in the Press Box, about sportswriting in '20s and '30s, revd
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GreekDaily Is Revived After Exile; All Wanted Big Jobs
Date: 22 September 1974
By STEVEN V. ROBERTSSpecial to The New York Times
Steven ROBERTSSpecial
Article on Greek newspaper publisher Helen Vlachos, who has returned to Athens to resume publication of newspaper Kathimerini; Vlachos comments on yrs in exile in London; illus (M)
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Restored Greek Voice
Date: 21 September 1974
Ed on publication of Athens newspaper Kathimerini for first time in 7 1/2 yrs hails publisher Helen Vlachos, who closed journal rather than accept censorship of mil regime; notes colonels placed Vlachos under house arrest but that she escaped to London, where she continued her efforts to help restore democracy to Greece; says colonels later imprisoned her husband, menaced other members of her family and formally revoked her citizenship; cites Vlachos's criticism of US support of mil regime
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9 NIEMAN FELLOWS NAMED BY HARVARD
Date: 22 September 1974
Harvard Univ names as Nieman fellows in journalism Gloria B Lubkin (Physics Today), Michael A Ruby (Newsweek). Andres P Drysdale (Johannesburg Star), John J Grimond (London Economist), Ranian K Gupta (Indian Express), Yong-tae Kim (Chosun Ilbo), Olusegun Osoba (Nigeria Times) and Gunther E Vogel (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen)
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A Media Approach to Inflation
Date: 21 September 1974
By Marshall McLuhan
Marshall McLuhan
Marshall McLuhan article A Media Approach to Inflation holds inflation theory is still rooted in nineteenth-century rhetoric; says whereas all current inflation theories tend toward Newtonian rationality and balance, there is huge disequilibrium factor of irrationality that results from information movement in simultaneous and instantaneous patterns; says there patterns are sometimes mistaken for 'trends' in media behavior; notes Jean-Louis Servan-Schreiber recently noted in his book The Power to Inform that one of most easily confirmed consequences of media activity is instability that can be created through media's ability to exacerbate certain trends; sketch (L)
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