Nationalizations Planned
Date: 05 November 1971
Chilean Econ Min Vuskovic says news media are not included in plans to nationalize private cos
Tabu (Schauspielerin) Geburtstag, Geburtsdatum
Tabu (Hindi तब्बू Tabbū; * 4. November 1970 in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh; bürgerlicher Name: Tabassum Hashmi) ist eine indische Filmschauspielerin des Hindi-Films.
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4th of November 1971 News
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Gravel Case Continued
Date: 04 November 1971
US Appeals Ct, Boston, grants continuance in Sen privilege case of Sen Gravel, who seeks to block subpoenas issued to associates by Fed grand jury probing press pub of Pentagon study
APPEALS COURT ENDS CURB ON ATTORNEYS
Date: 04 November 1971
US Appeals Ct, 2-1, rules unconst a '65 US Dist Ct rule barring attys from discussing ct cases with newsmen, F J Oliver case
TV: Aiming to Put Topical Stories in Perspective; Moyers Is Key Figure on N.E.T. 'This Week' Each Edition Devoted to Single Subject
Date: 04 November 1971
By JOHN J. O'CONNOR
John O'CONNOR
J J O'Connor revs Channel 13's This Week program which attempts to put topical news stories in broader perspective
Goldberg Protests the Surrender of Ellsberg Paper
Date: 05 November 1971
By LINDA CHARLTON
Linda CHARLTON
A J Goldberg, member of Council on Foreign Relations, scores council's delivery of Ellsberg paper to FBI, lr to council bd chmn D Rockefeller and pres B Manning; asks that special meeting of council be convened to discuss matter and to take action to 'repair the abridgment of free speech, association and expression which has occurred'; Ellsberg comments, phone int; says there is distinction between official secrecy and individual privacy; W P Bundy says Ellsberg paper, which he read, has nothing to do with pentagon study, but feels council had 'no reasonable basis to resist the subpoena'
Foreign Relations Group Yields Ellsberg Seminar Paper to F.B.I.; ELLSBERG PAPER SUBPOENAED HERE
Date: 04 November 1971
By NICHOLAS GAGE
Nicholas GAGE
Council on Foreign Relations, responding to subpoena signed by clerk of Fed Dist Ct in Boston, turns over to FBI a seminar paper delivered in Nov '70 by Dr D Ellsberg; subject of paper is 'Escalation as a Mil Strategy in Limited War'; council associate exec dir J T Swing says council surrendered paper 2 wks ago when advised by its counsel there were no grounds for resisting subpoena; Ellsberg is reptdly angry that he was informed only after paper was given to FBI; most council members are not aware of action on paper; decline comment until they learn more about it
Atlantan's Suit Against Times On War Papers Is Dismissed
Date: 05 November 1971
Fed Ct, Atlanta, dismisses suit by J Salem asking $5-million in actual damages and $1-billion in punitive damages from The NY Times for publishing Pentagon study series
Alaska Test Set Saturday; Secret Papers Released
Date: 04 November 1971
By RICHARD D. LYONSSpecial to The New York Times
AEC sets Amchitka nuclear test for Sat, Nov 6, at 5 PM, EST; releases set of hitherto secret documents concluding that blast does pose remote chance of harm; Fed Appeals Ct, DC, denies appeal by environmental groups opposing test; Schlesinger and several Congressmen to be at control point when test is fired; documents on earthquake and tsunami possibilities from blast by R E Train and Dr J W Hadley quoted; had been sent to Under Sec Irwin, chmn of Nixon-apptd com to assess test consequences; Com for Nuclear Responsibility exec dir R Fleisher holds that their over-all assessment of dangers is far greater than AEC's assessment 5 mos ago; Canadian students, protesting Amchitka test, block internatl bridges connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ont, and Port Huron, Mich, and Sarnia, Ont; illus
COL. HERBERT PUT UNDER NEWS CURB; Army Says He Must Obtain Permission to Speak Out
Date: 04 November 1971
By JAMES T. WOOTENSpecial to The New York Times
James WOOTENSpecial
Herbert ordered to refrain from talking to press without specific permission of his commanding officers; Col T Reid, deputy commanding officer of Third Army, gives order; informed sources say Reid ordered Herbert to rept to his office, where Herbert was given instructions on proper way of saluting and of pronouncing the word 'sir'; Reid, day before, granted Herbert permission to appear on Cavett TV show 5 mins before scheduled taping of show about 11 mi away; in place of scheduled taping, show producers aired a Sept 30 video tape in which Herbert described atrocities he reptd seeing in Vietnam; Herbert is notified of his promotion from capt to major in regular Army; his present reserve rank remains unchanged
MARKET RALLIES, THEN FALLS BACK; Dow, Up by 7.45 at 11 A.M., Ends With Token Rise of Only 0.59 Point VOLUME IS 15.75 MILLION Stocks Falter Despite Cut in the Prime Rate and Other Good News ARKBT RALLIES, :' TUB fALLS' BAOK
Date: 05 November 1971
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN