'Good News' Sets Previews
Date: 24 October 1974
play Good News will begin previews on Nov 11; opening date has yet to be scheduled; fire destroyed much of play's set
Corey Dillon Geburtstag, Geburtsdatum
Corey James Dillon (* 24. Oktober 1974 in Seattle, Washington) ist ein ehemaliger US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler in der National Football League (NFL).
Dillon besuchte die University of Washington und spielte auf der Position des Runningbacks im Collegeteam Huskies der Universität. 1997 wurde er in der zweiten Runde durch die Cincinnati Bengals gedraftet.
Von 1997 bis 2003 spielte Dillon für die Cincinnati Bengals. 1999, 2000 2001 und 2004 wurde er für den Pro Bowl nominiert. Im Jahr 2001 stellte er mit 340 Laufversuchen einen American Football Conference (AFC) Saisonrekord auf.
Ab der Saison 2004 spielte Corey Dillon bei den New England Patriots und trug dort als Runningback die Nummer 28. Am Ende der Saison gewann Dillon mit den Patriots den Super Bowl XXXIX und nahm zum vierten Mal am Pro Bowl teil. 2007 beendete er seine aktive Karriere.
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Der 24. Oktober 1974 war ein Donnerstag unter dem Sternzeichen ♏. Es war der 296. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Gerald R. Ford.
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Peru Daily's Office Bombed
Date: 25 October 1974
bomb explodes on Oct 24 in office owned by Peruvian newspaper la Prensa causing substantial damage but no injuries
Turkey Charges 14 Editors With Publishing Secrets
Date: 24 October 1974
editors of 10 Turkish newspapers and 2 mews agencies on Oct 23 are indicted on charges of having published state secrets during Turkey's invasion of Cyprus
SEOUL REPORTERS DENOUNCE REGIME; Strike Wins Page 1 Display of Attack on Press Curbs
Date: 25 October 1974
Special to The New York Times
reporters for South Korea's largest newspaper, Dong-A-Ilbo, on Oct 24 call off unusual 11-hr strike when their publisher, Kim Sang Man, accedes to demand for publication of their statement denouncing Govt press restrictions; Kim Sang Man's agreement to run 3-point resolution is interpreted as major victory for Korean press; resolution said that reporters oppose all outside interference with newspaper, broadcasting and magazine publications; oppose posting of security agents at newspaper offices; oppose any illegal questionings and arrests of journalists by Govt agents; about 180 reporters of Dong-A-Ilbo and its affiliated radio station protest arrests and questioning of Kim Sang Man and his 3 deputies by intelligence agents (M)
Russians Are Firm On Bar to Newsmen At Soyuz Launching
Date: 24 October 1974
NASA Admr James C Fletcher says USSR steadfastly refuses to permit US newsmen to view launching in July '75 of Soviet astronauts in joint Apollo-Soyuz Project, but that US will not retaliate by excluding Soviet newsmen if they wish to observe liftoff of Amer astronauts from Cape Canaveral; notes USSR will provide 'the most complete, comprehensive release ever to the US news media of real-time information related to a Soviet space mission'; makes comments in lr to Associated Press gen mgr Wes Gallagher who protested exclusion of Amer newsmen from Soviet launching (M)
South Vietnam Newsmen Ask Information Chief's Removal
Date: 24 October 1974
leaders of 3 assns representing bulk of South Vietnam's journalists on Oct 23 call for dismissal of Information Min Hoang Duc Nha; it is latest move in campaign for press freedom; statement accuses Nha of applying 'jungle laws' in his dealings with press and of using policy of confiscations that caused bankruptcy and unemployment; Natl Assembly Deputy, Nguyen Minh Dang, issues statement accusing Nha of involvement in corruption (S)
CBS Bars Ford Interview, Calls Proposed Date Too Near Election; Democrats 'Screaming'
Date: 25 October 1974
By LES BROWN
Les BROWN
CBS News turns down opportunity to televise exclusive int with Pres Ford because date proposed by White House, Oct 26, is too close to Nov elections; White House press sec Ron Nessen schedules Pres Ford for Reasoner Report on ABC-TV, in which Ford is to conduct tour of Camp David, Md, for cameras, accompanied by commentator Harry Reasoner; program is tentatively scheduled to be shown Nov 2; ABC News pres William Sheehan says he does not want to add to vexation to Dem leadership, which has been 'screaming' at networks for having televised Pres Ford's inflation speech to Future Farmers of Amer on Oct 15, after news divs had determined that address did not have sufficient news value to warrant live coverage; NBC-TV last wk granted Sen E M Muskie 30 mins of reply time to Ford's speech; sources say CBS Inc pres Arthur R Taylor wrote to Pres Ford following Oct 15 address to ask for meeting on serious questions raised by White House's formal request for live coverage of a speech that was not deemed newsworthy; CBS News exec vp William Small says he believes int with Ford, which is to be conducted by Walter Cronkite, is still in discussion stage with Nessen's office (M)