A Greeting From Mao
Date: 12 April 1971
By JOHN RODERICK
John RODERICK
illus of 3 US and 2 Japanese newsmen on train from Hong Kong to Peking
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11th of April 1971 News
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Presidential Availability
Date: 11 April 1971
ROBERT J. GRIMM
Robert GRIMM
R J Grimm lr holds newsmen fail to produce penetrating analyses of Nixon's actions despite his increased availability
3 U.S. NEWSMEN ENTER RED CHINA FOR WEEK'S VISIT; Visas Restricted to Period of Table Tennis Tour -- 4 Others Also Admitted MAJOR POLICY CHANGE Washington Views Action as Further Sign That Peking Is Easing Isolation 3 U.S. Newsmen Enter China To Cover Table Tennis Team
Date: 11 April 1971
By IAN STEWARTSpecial to The New York Times
China, in marked departure from long-standing policy of excluding Amer journalists, permits 3 Amer newsmen to enter from Hong Kong to cover visit of table tennis team; move interpreted in Hong Kong as more significant than inv to team; 1 member of team illus in China after crossing bridge from Hong Kong
Journalism Awards For '70 Announced By Sigma Delta Chi
Date: 11 April 1971
Sigma Delta Chi awards to Washington Post, J R Harrison (Lakeland Ledger), J D Stout (Newhouse News Service), H Mulligan (AP), J P Filo (Kent State U), P Conrad (Los Angeles Times), Newsday, D L Chandler (Life), Washington Magazine, B White (KRLD), WWDC, WLRP, KBTV, KING-TV, WCCO-TV, W Small (CBS News)
PAKISTAN FACING CRITICAL STRAINS; Facts Kept From People -Bhutto Gains Status
Date: 12 April 1971
Special to The New York Times
mil crackdown seen introducing critical new pol and econ strains to Pakistan; Govt censorship reptdly has kept full facts of situation from W Pakistani public; Govt has stopped foreign newspapers and magazines from entering West, gives 'bland' version of mil attack, focusing on alleged Indian involvement to play on deep-rooted fears of India; Bhutto seen gaining new status as he rides wave of gen approval of Govt action in the East, promoting himself as champion of natl unity
N.E.T.'s Freedom Is Held Threatened
Date: 12 April 1971
By JACK GOULD
Jack GOULD
Producers and dirs of NET decry failure to include documentary 'Banks and the Poor' in nominees for award to be made by Acad of TV Arts and Sciences; controversy detailed
U. S. Officials View Chinese Action as a Move to Ease Isolation
Date: 11 April 1971
By BENJAMIN WELLESSpecial to The New York Times
US officials see Chinese admission of Amer newsmen as move to improve Chinese image around world, especially with Amer people; say issuance of visas to newsmen came as unexpectedly as had inv to table tennis team
Auto Racing Foundation Honors Hulman, Rudosta
Date: 12 April 1971
Indianapolis Motor Speedway pres A Hullman named 'Auto Racing's Man of Yr' by Auto Racing Fraternity Foundation; other achievement awards noted
The Press and The Cold War
Date: 11 April 1971
JAMES ARONSON
James ARONSON
J Aronson lr criticizing Prof Weinstein Mar 7 rev of his book The Press and the Cold War; Weinstein reply