David Janer (born 5 May 1973) is a Spanish actor.
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Date: 05 May 1973
excerpts of testimony by E H Hunt Jr given before Fed grand jury looking into Watergate bugging affair and released on May 4 at Pentagon papers trial; testimony involves Hunt's admitted connection with burglary of office of psychiatrist of D Ellsberg, Dr L J Fielding
Date: 06 May 1973
BY MARTIN ARNOLDSpecial to The New York Times
former White House aide E Krogh Jr has sent directly to Fed Dist Judge W M Byrne Jr, presiding over Pentagon papers case, affidavit in which he reptdly discusses break-in at office of D Ellsberg's former psychiatrist Dr L J Fielding; defense attys in Pentagon case have asked that affidavit be turned over to them on May 7; AP repts that Krogh admitted in affidavit that he supervised from White House operation that led to break-in at Fielding's office; defense atty L B Boudin, citing Pres Nixon's latest orders on exec privilege, says that he will move again on May 7 for immediate dismissal of case, on ground that it will now be impossible to get at truth of link between Watergate scandal and Pentagon papers trial; holds Nixon's decision that even former Pres aides will not testify with respect to communications with him means that J D Ehrlichman and E Krogh Jr and possibly R C Mardian cannot tell ct extent of Pres's involvement in prosecution; says Nixon has taken equivalent of 5th Amendment privilege against self-incrimination; holds that there is no way to continue Pentagon case when no one knows what was in files that were burned by former acting FBI dir L P Gray 3d; J W Dean, Nixon's former counsel, turns over to FBI list of effects taken from White House office of E H Hunt Jr, which includes .25-caliber Colt revolver, several files marked 'Pentagon Papers' and 'Ellsberg' and electronic equipment
Date: 06 May 1973
Special to The New York TimesBy SEYMOUR M. HERSH
rev of recent events involving disclosure by Fed Dist Judge W M Byrne, presiding over Pentagon papers trial, that he was approached twice by Nixon's former top advisor J Ehrlichman and reptdly offered Govt position, and subsequent motion by defense attys that charges against defendants D Ellsberg and A J Russo be dropped; holds that there has never been such an intrusion into judicial process by exec branch as there is in Pentagon papers trial
Date: 05 May 1973
By MARTIN ARNOLDSpecial to The New York Times
Judge Byrne releases testimony of E H Hunt Jr given before grand jury investigating Watergate break-in, concerning plot to break info office of D Ellsberg's psychiatrist Dr L J Fielding; Hunt's testimony says that break-in was conceived, supervised and paid for in White House, and CIA supplied camera and disguises; says operation was personally directed by White House staff members D Young and E Krogh Jr; CIA spokesman repts agency had no advance knowledge of any break-in at Fielding's office or of Watergate incident; says all information on contacts with persons involved in such incidents 'has been fully reported to the Justice Dept' and all inquiries should be directed to dept; Byrne denies defense motion for dismissal based on his own visits with J D Ehrlichman; takes under submission motion to dismiss on ground of Govt misbehavior for suppressing evidence and for burglary; refuses to hear arguments on whether case has been 'tainted'; says he is convinced that 'nothing has compromised my ability to act as a fair and impartial judge in this case'
Date: 05 May 1973
Typographical Union Local 6 and NY Times, NY Daily News and NY Post have scheduled bargaining sessions on new contract for May 7, 9 and 11; union pres B A Powers says that negotiations so far have dealt only with secondary issues while wages and automation issues are held for future discussions; talks between Pressmen's Union Local 2 and newspapers are temporarily in recess; Stereotypers Union Local 1 members are scheduled to meet on May 5 to hear rept on status of their union's negotiations
Date: 06 May 1973
By DAVID BIRD
David BIRD
J M Shaheen repts that he plans to publish new afternoon newspaper in NYC by end of '73, with possible name NY Press; says he views venture as potential source of profit and as means of supporting Pres Nixon; says paper will primarily be competing with Wall St Journal; B Mair, former pres of now-defunct Newark News, has been handling early details of getting paper organized
Date: 05 May 1973
By ANDREW H. MALCOLMSpecial to The New York Times
Andrew MALCOLMSpecial
funeral services are held on May 4 for L Lamont, 2d Indian to die during 66-day seige of Wounded Knee (SD); Rev P Steinmetz presides at RC ceremony before flag-draped coffin and 35 Indians; service interrupted by dispute between Fed officials and Indians; Mrs A Lamont, Lamont's mother, wants a funeral open to all mourners; Fed officials, however, say they will allow only 6 to 10 'close family members' to attend so long as armed confrontation continues; pending further talks, Mrs Lamont schedules burial for May 5; in another development, Deputy Asst Atty Gen Hellstern says he is awaiting word from Indians of their desire to negotiate; announces that 3 more Indians have been arrested, including high ranking Amer Indian Movement leader S Holder, who was apprehended while trying to enter Wounded Knee; FBI agents at roadblock briefly take into custody 5-man camera crew from CBS when men emerged from 1-night stay in Wounded Knee; men had sneaked into town after nightfall 1 day earlier; FBI seized 1,300 ft of their film exposing some of it, but later released crew without charges and returned film; Hellstern says that no CBS repr will be allowed on reservation in future regardless of importance of news event; holds that access to media by town's occupiers did not help negotiations between Indians and Govt
Date: 06 May 1973
FCC informs NBC on May 5 that station appears not to have met its Fairness Doctrine obligation in pension plan program on Sept 12, '72; complaint to FCC by Accuracy in Media Inc charges that program presented 1-sided and distorted view of private pension system
Date: 06 May 1973
Council on Foreign Relations has chosen J O Goldsborough, Eur correspondent of Internatl Herald Tribune, as its E R Murrow Fellow for '73-74; fellowship offers recipient 9 mos of study and research at council hq in NYC
Date: 06 May 1973
organizers of $1,000-a-plate Repub fund-raising dinner next wk agree to provide tickets to 25 newsmen with Cong credentials in addition to those with White House credentials; Sen Brock's announcment reverses earlier decision permitting coverage only by those with White House credentials